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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-27

TARIFF MEETING.-An ga gricullural! Manufac-
turing and Commercial Conve nion is called 10 meet
al New York on the 26ih October, TO offset the Anti
iafii Convention notice has appeared i'm the Phia-
deipha prints, signed by 57 of her citizens and ad.
dressed to the Frends Of American lndusfru in the
city and county of Philadelphia" for the purpose of
meeting and appointing Delegates, in order TO counter
act the strenuous eilorl which is 'about be made to
disturb the present prosperity of our country hy seek
ing to put down our Manufactures, and all Internal
In,proremenfs"-.dU Internal improvements"
are the UNJUST and we must say) the insdous terms
which this notice is put forth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-27


meeting of tbs friends Of Free Tfsde, o, Sslsrn
!Mas-) and rs vicinity held 81 the Lsfsyeite Ctfse
Houss ON wednesday evening, 18th inst. a committee
having been appointed for that purpo,e az TO-.
lows
Your committee beg leave 10 report 70 the m, e:iug
ihai feeling, In common with their fellow citz sn,
ardent a'iaebmni TO The union OF The S,ses hey can
not, Without deep regret, nsGes In fome paris of IN
country indications Of sush state of public sxcenep,
nav unless sliayed by the removal OF i've sauce ma, H.
u consequences tend much 10 sever I'm, union ,,,e
Inc continuance Of which the future wel(ers Of sc.
country aeTiliy depends " Vu'
are well aware that this stale Of feeling has b,er
eau'ed BY the Injurious shsfs Of the Laws Of Congy,s
rom Inns TO time enasied, Which, by me az Of nor,o
cures sought 10 promote particular iDtofes,s snd =,
confidently indulge tho hope that the .nsuins s,so of
Congress will so lar repeal and modlfg them IA a, 49,
mploymeDt. w" 'NaDuei OF
We thsIeiore recommend 'he foIlowing rsso,uti ma.
hes0oea' ibai Tho property and welfare Of fhf
county NANNY depend on lis commerce.
hesofUed hat The principles entertained bv The n,sr
shSnn OF this town and is vicinity A, ex1resssd io
bsir atmoral to Congress in January 1920 we're sush
y no time can change, p,fiial policy call in question
'uu are equally true now then, viz; "tbst he in
eI'W OF CommeTee arc not less vital TO tbs welfare
mo prosperity Of the Union than Manufacturer and
ns' never can be sound or safe policy 10 bpild a
"e Oue upon 'ne ruins Of the otbef;" and "hal 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-27

GENTLEMEN: Having discovered my humble n,me
commune, winch was done entirely without INV
fnow edge or con'en,, respectfully request those
"no may nave placed II 'h'Fe to TesSnd the act by
ming 10 DO with political matte rs-,he candidates ali
Stand IN The 'ame tion to me- and equally respect
eath am gentlemen, yours
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-10
From, the Neg York Journal of Commerce.
THE CONVENTIONS.

On the 25th of October there is to be assem-.
b|ed in this city convention of manufac turers,
for the purpose of establishing a National Asso-
ciatlon to secure the continuance of the American
System on its'broadest principles. Other occu-
pations are invited, and some other objects are
specified, which the Association will endeavor
to accomplish; but these will be Of minor consi-
deration. 1t would be a mistake TO consider the
convention as composed OF other men than manu-
facturers, for the all absorbing purpose of main
tanning IN all its parts the present "Judicious ia
riff"
This day there is to be assem- bpd in PhiladeI-
phia Free Trade Convention with pur-
pose directly opposite to that Of the New
York Convention. One is 4 convention OF sin
gle interest for the purpose of perpetuaung a
system injurious to the community at large, and
beneficial only to themselves. The other a con-
venton of all occupations, not excepting manu-
tacturers, to cOunreract SD illiberal spirit of
monopoly. The one is a sectional convention,
for the benefit OF a section: the other national
convention, its delegates coming from all parts
of the land 10 secure the benenfit Of all.-Ihe
one is a convention of interested men, seeking TO
benefit themselves BY what's whether they think
SO or not an unfair operation of the principles
Of orr National Union; the other, Of disintcrest-
ed men 1--WE think we may say of large pro-
portion at least.) striving to extricate the indus
try of the country frcm the folds in which it has
been enclosed, and to secure equal benefits to
all parts Of our happy land.
The declaration OF the leading tariff men. rot
all the expostuaions of those who
declare their sufferings under the system insup-
portable, that they are about to form &" Nation
al Association, with branches in every State and
territory for the continuance Of " the American
system on its broadcast principles" we cannot
but hear with deep regret and disapprobation.-l
Is there nothing, no little thing, which these men
will give up for peace. We should expect from
hem some sacrifice, we're it necessary at the call
# their brethren. But there are MANY conces- !
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-10

sions they can make without any sacrifice. ~,
which would greatly benefit the manufactuys,!i
upon their own system. Such is the dutv ms,
hemp; which has sacrificed the cordage manu- Nv
ture, once one OF the most prosperous and ~
portant IN the country. and all for the pro,oca.
of an article which has not been, sud will m, -
proiited thereby.
The duty on coarse woods. qualities not oror.
in the United States. la. embarrassed our S ~.
pet factories. and variun, other bran, hes IS .
dustry without any possible benefit. Are III. r,
riff leader, - infatuated. that they will refu.a
boon because it comes on terms of concih,fo,:
There Is another class OF concessions which -,
be made without in any way affecting the n,o,
perity of manufacturers. We refer par,,cuI,ST.
to the protection upon articles which are now m;
nufacturcd with such perfection as 10 be ,hls ;,
keep out foreign competition, without any. or ,;,
a mach reduced duty. The coarser kinds If 60,
tons for instance. the manufacturers Uniformly.
scrt are now made as cheap y IN til. country :.
in England: and that they could keep po,,e;.or
OF the market without any duty whatever VII
they not then consent TO reduce the exrray,,,n.
duty Of 100 per cent, to D or Is per cent: Sr,
a course would be in keeping with The decIararo,
tlpF nave Uttil alCuSWuicu to UldkP. IL HOnl
do more to turn public favor towards the Tan,
than any measure which could possibly be a.lon,
ed. This, 70 be sure, is not the reason vbr Il,
desire it, but the measure is in itsc! GOOD IN,
Let then the advocates Of the Tariff say ia bs
fellow-ctizens. 1--WE have told you from tho \.
ginning, that protection was but temporary T,,
it was essential in the infancy Of our e.r,b,l
ments, but that it woui ultimately enable d.
compete with all nations, & reduce ile price Of on
manufactures: 50 that, although for time 20.
would pay hieher prices. you would be abnnda;p
~ remunerated in the lower rates a, which ~
would eventually be supplied. Now see tbehl
, ti!ment Of our promises. The protection you .l,.
Us on coarse cott"ns and many other articles.
no longer necessary. Take it back agair I'D
place the duty as it originally stood ior pagp,,
of revenue. A good MANY manufacturers. 3,
know very well, are ready for this, aud for
we have suggested.
There is one great change. for which w. q.
happy to say, all parties are prepared VIZ. then.
peal of all duties on those articles the prOdr,l.
Oh "vhlch is so entirely foreign to our tIrcum.il
ces, as not TO have been seriously undertake.
Such are Tea, coffee. spices Of all sorts, almoNi
kinds of drugs and dye sruas. among "hnhll
90 ought specially To he included. olive OF, "a
sins, wines Of all sorts. and a long catalogue
other articles. This we should expect the Fla
Trade Convention TO recommend, and that II
Tariff Convention would endorse tie recOmn;
datiUn. ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-10
Socks.

Upwards of 500 pair Woo"'" ID
u received, for sale By 8, T. DOtC.l
oct 5 Corner VI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-10

We have aScertaIned that money IS SCdrCt-uI
ry scarce. among all that are dependent on b
usual accommodations at bank: ard we learn a |
the pressure will become heavy, unless tie eypI
of specie shall be speedily checked BeTsc
SIX and seven millions Of dollars have lately n
parted for England-last week, half mlOnI.f
New York in one day. Forced sales Of g0nj
are making to OBTAIN funds, and rulnous pni
ONLY obtained for some Of them. And the ~
York Courier and Enquirer SAYS" We undsI
stand from Washington, that the U. States nrE
nue. for the present year will exceed the eitIni
bv eight millions Of dollars. 1t WAS e'imit
at S22. 00O,000-it will reach nearly 5000
600. such is the prosperity of the country
debt will be paid off,
II il b. the fact, that the revenue viii iSIi
to thirty miNions-bankruptc must be "it
der of the days. These 80 million WN mn
sent an importation of not less than Loo TlE
besides articles free of duty, such as sPdsn
lion, &c.-and what have we that can FrH"
that mighty sum in the foreign market Dur.
year? II the balance Is drawn in specI' M
tressing scenes Ol 1922 will be re'heG'
the payment of the public debt be ATTENDED
the loss of many times its whole amount %
cate indiuiduais. in sacrifices Of prOpefi'i N
ransement of business Niles Rigs"
The Administration presses are very '''
that Mr.. Clay should not be sent 10 'O' '''''
the United States. They are MAXIM 'unO''
tempts to excite the immediate irehl' q"
spected townsman, ]. J. Crttruden' E'q y
such proceeding. We can assure ''''
efforts are entirely futile. Nh '''U'j
friends-amons whom we reckon "'''''
not personal and selfish IN their ''e"'
will unite upon, and forward the ad'AD,' ~,
any man whom the Interests oil the '"1,
mand should Ike the Senator. --fTa'Y"' n
A Hard Coca Yankee sehoo''''.
teacher of Chirography-not long ''" Ta
himself in Rensselaer, Comfy NC" Lln
commenced a school under the m''' j"
auspices. lie gathered around n.n
pupils, most of whom were OF the ''''
creation. One, in part uIar, was
stand, very angel in fca,ares~-'of" J., -,
tifu country maidens, which sPi ~ y
seclusion, fair as the wild flowers 10 '',l
valies. A. might have been expo 'r,.
ed iniqui,y with The heart Of the il''' .s5N
Day ftrr day be sat by her sI"t'-s de-.
taper fingers, and felt her dark ,,,b
sweeping his cheek, as she Ieane" "" no5
wards he manuscript. 1t was !" n
man philosophy could not stand IT, ~
less moment, he pressed bis lips '"p "a
and imprinted upon 1t one OIL ''O''
which b,,
"The lip Will lnger Ike SONIC
Slipping iavorite flower r,:.s
And what think you gentle reader "" ,Sro.
IF all thiso Whr--the nn'ori1na' ~.
was prosecuted for his lecture ,,o op s,,,o,
urnsd adrift with a fir" OF 5lyy .1
,is shoulders ike The pack OF Bg 81, Is,G; ;
Far be- it from u, ~ underSaIue W, w.. ~
roung lady; but, really, if she ' :. I'll "a
,or bilant Price upon her cheek, y - ,
Law we opine, before she has "'''''
to exact II.
oyrQ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-10

1t appears from the Charleston newspapers,
that the consttutionality of the Tariff laws is to
be brought befure one of the State tribunals, in
the form of an action of trOver, to be brought by
the importer of some goods. against the Collector
of the Port, who retains the goods, and refuses
to deliver them. unless the duties accrued on
them, under the Tariff act Of 1928, he first paid
or secured to be paid. Thanks to the 25th sec
ton of the Judiciary Act, protected. and, SO to
speak, re-enacted by the last Congress, If any
Court of the State of South Carolina can be found
wiltul enough to decide against the constitution
atty Of the revenue laws, as they stand, 1t will
only be to have its decision reversed by the Su-
preme Court of the United States. A different
event of sucn suit, would be, in effect, an abo-
hilton of the Uni0n.-Nat. Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-10

Logical layman in Providence,
who occasionally exhorted at evening meetings,
thus expressed his belief in the existence Of Deity
Brethren, am just as certain that there is Su
preme Being, as am that there is -four in Alexan-
VIC, @'lI 60 u .ta.a ,,. of ,husa .yII
fresh superfine, which, will sell as low as any
other person in town. "-New Bedford Gazette
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-10

And what thinH you s'''I ,.s chT1.
of all this? Whr--the nnfor'1"a 81.
was prosecuted for his lecture ,oS Gp 5 n
turned adrift with a fir" Of SI n. ','
his shoulders ike The nacS 3i p ~. syc;
Far be it from u, To underyalue %. = ~
young y; lady; but, really if she ' !, r II,
horbitant price upon her cheen .,,o,s,r ~
day we opine, before she has a'0'
~ To exact it.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-30
MORE NEW sPR!NG C,,50ns

Tuesday, &tt Starch. IA.
P OBERT II JENKINS j. ooonino tbis rro.,
IA ing by til" Iiernet, fso.i New York, the oIlo%
ing New GooDS: >' VIZ '''''"
Fosh,oneHIe painted I,.aurcnlines, an entire ncw ar
icie for ladies' cesscs received by the last racI,,
from France. -''''
view style gauzc and Grape IdkGs
Nich write gauzc Wells
''adi'<s crazy Jane and rich lace Caps.
BY former .4rriynls:
;5pEng style Of garze and Grape handkerchief. and
Scarfs.
Painted crspc Shawis and Sourfs.
Every description Of Fashionable Lace aud worked
Caps, Collars, ChamloS, Chemsct,s, Fiorellcs
and Pcrnes.
Very fine white and thin merino wool Elaunols
suitable for the season
Very cheap silk and cotton Hosiery.
Dunsnble and Navauno Bonae;s.
Also
Irish, German, SIc-ia aud Flemish Linens and
Sheetings.
Persons wishing Linen Goods will find then
good and cheap At X. H. JENKINS Linen urd
Fancy Dry Goods Store. NAV
received by JAS WINSTON
mar II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-30

81 D.'.' ," ~. a.2,e .iar:ya.
3 49,. .... -w. satisfied 10
su.u. Or.
~. .ft.. Pet, 10.
-. y. 700 i-.- .aN-. --' ., DANIEL Norhorne
>..an ss f's,ce. 20 be sold Inc 18th day of prl
No. ',a"Ie mad having nforuie d on, that in few
HaJ ana certainly before the day fixed for the sale
Sau nae arrived that the entire residue OF the said
DEBT SNAIL De paid with all proper costs for recording
III" Deed Of Trust and inserting the said adyGrIisee
me''---2rd having been by you Daniel Call, informed
On Tie l'h day Of the present month, that YOU should
.Ortnw It'll send the Bonds executed by to Walter
Dunn and for the pa. of tie residue of which the
sad sale was 10 be made and that the said sale would
yet proceed to be made for ;Ee residue of the debt
due from me-nOw therefore, you, the said Daniel
Call, and Daniel Norhorue Norton, have undertaken
10 act and have acted, the agents for the said Dunn
hereby notify you, that before the day of SALE shall
be ready 10 pay the whole of the residue the SAIL
Debt, snd the costs aforesaid, and shall require the
delivery of the Bonds aforesaid, and that the, must not
be by you removed, disposed Of, that they NAV
not be cancelled, and delivered up to ne. am you-
Obedjent servant, EDWARD hNDERS0N
March 18th I5.-T--.T
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-30

FALL GOODS.
I%AEL NGTLGCM s. co.
ES "a y "a received and are now opening, general
e = assortmentof Staple 6 Fancy Dry Goods. the
latest notwithstanding NJ part. OF
Black, blue, brown and olive cloths assorted
Valencia, tO!lInet and swansdown vestInps
Pam and fancy iiorentinc and urarseIlles DO
Superfine middag aud common sattinct,s
striped, plaid and PLAN nsevs
Single and double nlpd kerseys
Rose, point and dufFe blankets
Supcriiue white and asserted Gcnnels
Fartnn plaljS and cambe,s
Biacls and colourod bomGazetts
French ond English meriao cloths
Af"rlno oircas-.aus. assorted colours
English and French jet boHbaznes
n large assortment OF fancy prints and ginghams
9-3, 81 and 1 cambrick and iaconej rnusIns
Figured and puin Swiss, book aud multi ditto
Checked. striped and corded jaconcts
Sd bordercd Swiss and jacSCnot crayats
Black Italian and fancy silk do.
English and India fac and Jandanna hdkis.
Imitation cotton DO. assorted
Black, white and scarlet HeTino shaws
Thibct and cashmere do.
Worsted barcge, Thbct and rcrno hdLfs.
Fancy silk, barcge and craze hdkfs and ecarGs
Rich changcabc gros dc naples silks
Elegant foulard figured do
Bac!; and assorted gros dcs hides
Black and o!langeabe figured mandariues
BacE Italian lustrlng su erior quality
Heavy company satin and lcvantines
Sarsnet. senshew and florence silks, assorted
Plain black mandarin grapes
New style bolt and bonnet 1ibbanLs
Lace capes, peernes G. orellas, Of the latest s:vle
Black and white lace wells
Laces, cdgings and outings, assorted
A and 81 white and black Lobbinet aces
English and EreDch silk hosiery. assorted
Black and white, worstcd aud cotton DO.
Ladies and gentlomen's gloves, assorted -
Umbrellas OF superior quality -
Fine and supcriine ingram carpetincs and rugs
Irish linens, lawns and sheet!ngs
Table diaper and darnask
Brown and bleachcd Russia shooting
Scotch oznaGurgs aud V'cklenburgs
Heavy cotton o2naburgS
Brown and bcached shir,ings and sheetiuCs
Checks, Plaids tlckhgs, Jeans, etc.;-which, " -
further supplies daily expected, will be sold ~ -,
lowest prices. NJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-30

Linens.
RlSll 81 GERMAN SHIFTING LINEN, of
the most approved bleach, and of all qualities BY
the piece, halt piece, or yard.
Rich double damask diapers, Of all widths
Damask table cloths, by IL, Q by III, and by 10
quarter>--new patterns
ID and I'd Irish sheetings-G!l which will be sold
ut unusually low prices. ri Il. II. JENKINS.
mar % Linen 81 Fancy Dry Goode Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-30

PROSPECTUS or
iDNtL lNTELLiG ENCER.

GgLEs S. SEHyoN:

fFNlE NATIONAL IN"ILIIGENCEW is an old
n established Journal rHu OF General Govern.
w-u. Iiru..ic., originality. .r occediugs aud Debate, OF
Congress, art contains regular. iIl, and accurate Ec.
l"' u htr tIu lg.l 900 ' .u'H, H contains also, ilc
Acts ui icu- au W fr state I1Icrs and Documents OF
l'.uuuru. ND H. '0n tu .r ct other rIf.l
tom WHICH siH b.. .IHu. H ts columns connected
bcH-. u'rs of nIi county, with Literature Jrd ~r-
turc, gUi tHr affairs u I1r vHa4 lar t.-.Ur. with ibe
character u trr-, we. tive rdpcr h1s always sustained
uaNc .u' auI vsuar, o an U.u feel au interest u
t.r rgu-rrns of Goo. OtCi ntHr. -.Irtrr.
Tue lNItrurtNCfH o. rur ,.,d Daily ani TH. urrh'..
The Daily paper Us $40 aNrsr. or SIS uf SIX monihs
Tue Country intelligence, published inrrr times week,
with c exception sometimes portion of tive recess ci t
H.'ss during which published twice week y az the ri,-,
oi six dooa year, payable u Advance 90 four dollar. p
s. months.
A N APPRENTICE h. nun.n-- ~ L. a. -
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.Alaundcr's Treasury.

'huuEuCI ICdSuTN.
IA AUNDER'S Treasury OF knowledge g. Library
I'VE Of ReiCrcUcC--p,r'5 & ?, IN one neat volume.
containing English Dictionary. Grammar &C.; nov,
Universal Gd1tccr, Co.sica, Dictionary. chron rlogy
and history, Dictionary Of Law Terms SC SC. SC.
the whole surrounded by moral maX!ms and pro-
verbal hphorisms. in alphabetical order
1--WE have Crc1, pleasure IN noticing vc-v useful
book called 'iiauudrr'- Treasury Of K.uvId,, and
Library OF Reference II Is, ~ tr,'. 40 lugyc.nrw
JiJ IN miniature, add comprises. wi.h,u very small
cuWp1ss, much accurate information uu cvery saa.
Jet of consequence. As % book 80 reference -
viii be- orin,l'culubc advantages and the mary who
have uri b,s .Da-urr nor The disposition Tor more
elaborate study will Hua 90 Mr. Nluunjcrs volume
amnlr means disappointing themselves with every
branch Of knowledge that can Wtcrrs, or improve thc
mind 0gJ,y.
"iirrr Is @ grum,r-au improved English d.c'tuul.
ry--a law dictionary classical dIc.irna-v--a ra-
.''t.cf-iatlcs OF weights and mcaslTcs--ul verbal
distinctions compendium o.: chronology and h.s
tory, virho host OF other things all equally useful.
The whole. We may add, s beautifully printed aud
the arrangement s Ds suHpic and cxecicu, as Tive
matter Is valuable. '-- the Spectator.
Just published IN London and for sale hy
J H. NASH
Alsu,-Eo. &c T--:ly -.brorv. mar 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-30


MEDICINES. &c.
TNHE Subscriber has la'cIy rec we'd, and is now
reoevng part of his Spring supply of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints &c.-among which are the fol-
lowing articles viz:
$50 kegs white lead
% do Spanish brown
i ceroons Spanish indigo
30 bbs Spanish brown
100 do do whiting
do spirits turpentinc
do castor oil
5000 lbs putty
rs boxes window glass
500 gro bottle Corks
] do KIdders superior indclible ink
do cayenne pcppar
Pipe clay. for cleaning soldiers belts
90 lbs cOculus IndIcus
go lbs oatmeal, superior article
gumiOpU
do gum sheliac
do gum opium
Rose pink, hair powder
f rio''d%. aud Water
Lavender
Naples soap, Thompson's eye water
French green, superior article to paint
window blinds
Carmnc
Gum elastic
IsInglass, Russia sheet
Ivory black
Black lead
Bears Oil, &c.
And large variety Of fancy Snuff Boxes, Pcriu-
merry, &c. for sale on the must accommodating
terms, by j. ii. EUSTACE.
mar 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-30

La1gE
FENiiE subscribers Will regularly attend he courts
n Aed IN the city Of Richmond They promjs,.
faithful and d'geui attention TO any business entr-s
ted to them \. L. BOTTS.
Gil T. BOTTS
y l. Bolts proposes TO establish IN the CITY Of
Richmond General Agency Office IN connection
with the practice of the Law-tO collect claims ard
10 secure dob,sto effect sales Of stock of all descrin
tons publicly prvacly-tU procure loans of noncy
and 10 dispose of The same In every INSTANCE Tho
commissions will be moderate.
The subscriber wogd be glad to draw deeds OF
convcyances, and in deeds to act as Trustee.
Any person having claims OF doubtful character
would 90 well 10 aNplvto him 10 have them arranged
and that II they pleas cCndIuonally-ln any matter.
of difficulty able legal advice Will Jc procured with
OCT additional charge.
Having extensive acquaintance IN the State
those wishing to lard or borrow Sums of money
would do well oupy 90 b.m-ihla can be done rcc-
OF postage, aud 70 not suitably negotiated less or
Inconvenience rgu b" sustained. Every honorable
eN'rtI5n shall be- used and tie most remote rsorn-
halarGrC Tar u- Co.. subscriber concerned N any
transaction entrusted 90 han by seller or buyer Dor
rover or lender
Having been for INC last ten years member o. -
the Council Of Virginia. be has necessarily become
c0nycr-an, with the subject cf ilud claims for rfru.
ln'i2nary serU'ces-such claims u b attended to.
Tor CD. conditional compensation ore .Ir'., Do OBJ
tanned, u..Uu- rf not allowed Inut ending 10 such
claims be- WI be aided by gentleman Of much exy-
pCUcnCC uul who inns devoted much time 70 he same
Attached o. his flee VIII be- established # desired
by the citizens Of Richmond end IT. vicinity a Read
ing Room and Exchange Office, under he manage
mcn Of q suitable r"rs0g: and wherever an agent or
ourucne"r OF any description may be- employed due
care Wii' uc observed
The above establishment will 20 into operation tho
ls Of April next or carIcr-andIf so. due notice will
be- gwen A. l., BOLTS.