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Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-04-04
VIRGINIA. ELECTIONS.

NoayeIz, April Q.
The elections in this District commenced YES.
.erday Tor Congress and the State Legislature
Princess Anne and Isle Of Wight voting on the
same day. The following is the result up %
quarter before o O'Clock, p. M.
: PRINCESS ANNE.
For Congress.
Miles King 2aR
George Loyal, I22
House Of Delegates.
Henry B. W6odhouse, 2O7
Jonathan Hunter, 90
Caleb Ward, 40
MIR. Hunter was not brought cut until the
morning OF the election.
MIR. Edwin James was withdrawn.
ISLE OF WIGHT.
AT halfpast 10 o'clock last night, friend ar
nved from Isle Of Wight and politely handed
US the following result Of the election in that
County.
For Congress.
George Loyal, $50
Miles King, 81
House Of Delegates.
James Hoffman, (without opposi,ion.)
n Poll was taken to instruct Mr.. RIvEs, of the
State Senate, TO vote for the subscription TO the
Portsmouth and Roanoke Rail Road. Only
~ or ~ votes were given against the instrue-
tion.-Norfoik Beacon.
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To Gle Vssss Of Mes Ke.f. Charles City, Hsnov,r
sad tie eisy Of Riekmend.
Fsllov.CiiiIens: The election for Congress,
now pending in your district, 10 the most imsor,'
ant ever held In il. Henrico has voted, and FINN
the early period at which her election IL held ma
consequent want Of information. has given q con.
siderable majority In favor of Mr.. Stevenson Al.
Government candidate. The poll Of Mr.. Reb.rt.
son. although fewer In numbers, greatly exceed,
his opponents in reight. On yos, patriotism. The
rights Of the States and tho people rely for m,
correction Of the error Of misguided H,nrieo-
Lose no time in informing yourselves Of the real
question Il issue---it is whether we arc freeu,en
or the sublscts OF an absolute dsspstism nj Wash.
ingtonf Whatever Mr.. Stevenson may saw. in 90.
neral terms, TO the contrary. no 10, neycrh.les,.
in fsver Of an absolute and consolidated Govern
mcpt Of the United States. This I win proys
ost'indisPutahly. Mr.. s. denies the r;ybt Of !,
State 70 nsii.iy an Unconstitutional Law Of Con.
gress; he also denies the right Of Staisto seeede;
except through revelation ressliisu. The right.
ne comedies 10 the Statsaafs tho,s OF petition re,
monstrance. anu embodying and expressing ths
public scntimsnt-superadded 10 which. he con.
esdes as aforesaid the right to secede by the ns,u
raj right OF revolution or rebellion. Now, sun.
pose the v. States had been COMPOSED Of one Go.
vernment only, without any State Gsvernm.n,
Whatever, and the representatives Of this Govern.
ment pass laws unconstitutional and oppressive, On
= portion OF the people, say that portion occuying
Inc boundary now called Virgins; would they
not have the right to pstitios, rs1uoxstrats, en-.
sody ps11e senfimsaf, and finally to rebel and
reveIutionire the country, and establish n Go.
vernment fer themselvss1 These are riybt,
OF nature not be denied to any people undsr
me sun-and are they not exactly the right,
which Mr.. s. comedies to tho Statesf Where
ihen' Is the difference between a CONSOLIDATED Go
'ernment and = Government which allows nc
rights except those which belong to Consolidated
SevetnmenH There is none. have shown that
'ne Iignis conceded BY Mr.. 8. TO the States are
exactly those and no more, which would bcIong 10
the people Of great Consolidated Government,
without States. / will reserve, for fu,ur. mum.
Der, the right to shew and prove iha, he is al,o in
favour Of an atssiEfs Government.
April I'd, 1873. A vorEa or rur Dt,rr,cr
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.trt,,rott1 ee1tt9
PUBII0 ADVERTISER,
Thssrsday EUcatsg, .aps.tI 4.
GLORIOUS n!

Mr.. Thomas J. Randolph. the grandson Of Mr.
Jefferson. with the weight Of that llustrious pstr
ers name in his scale, has bssn banged cut, Asrss
fsss sad dragons, in Albemsris. We rejoice (no,
from any dislike to Mr.. R., towards whom person.
ally, We entertain the most kindly fselipgs,) but
Tor the honor Of the old Democracy, in the result
OF this election. The question was fairly tried
the election was conducted purely on the grsund
Of Federal Politics. The greatest eIsrtioss were
made We understand. in favor Of Mr.. Randolph.
But all would not do. Old Albenlsrls was game
the backbone. She could no, forget in favor Of
The grandson, that shs had bssn ,hs home Of The
grandfather.
THE il glorious eonsumms,ion. and We loub,
not to hear Of many such. The most wonderful
changes ore going on Throughout eur State. Men
who' upon its first appearance. hailed the Procl..
nation with delight. upon due consideration Of all
its hearings visit !, with their profound. utter and
unqualified exeeration. In six months, Proclam,.
ton men will be a. scarce as flies in winter. Marx
that. ..
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WARD ELECTIONS.

The election for Common Councilmen took plaee
yesterday In the several wards of the City.-The
following gentlemen were elected,
,.Jefersoa, Wards. Sublett. II. Clarke John
A. Lancaster. John 8. Myers. N. Charter. w. p.
Thompson, x. i. Smith, John Goods, T. Cow.
los. -
Medison Ward.-James Rawlings, VIM. Allison.
Richard b. Hsxall, John Rutherford, Otis Man.
son, VIM. Mitchell, J. d. Richardson, James Do.
sher. G. A. Myers.
Monroe Wara.-E. w. Rootes, Martin Drewry,
John l.. Tate, Garland Hanes, James E. Heath,
X. q. Scott, G. w. Munford, James p. Tyler
Il T.. Meuirc.
ORGANIZATION OF CITY AUTHORITIES.
The persons elected in tho several Wards, az.
sombied al tho City Hall. on Thursday, the 4th
inst, and proceeded to the election of Mayor
Recorder aud Aldermen; and lose ph Tate, ESQ,
was una nimou,ly elected Mayor, ana Edmund w.
Rootss, Esq, Recorder.
James RawliEg", Esq, was elected Senior AL.
derman.
William p. Thompson, Nathaniel Charter, Re.
bert j. Smith, aud Thomas Cowles, were elected
Aldermen for jefferson Ward.
William Allison, William Mitchell. and Richard
u. Haxall. Aldermen for Madissn Ward.
And Martin Drewry, John L. Tate. and Garland
Hanes, were elected Aldermen for Monroe Ward.
The other fifteen persons are members OF tho
Common Council, viz. John A. Lancaster, Samuel
Sublet, Henry Clarke, John $. Myers, John
Goods. Thomas Cowles, John Rutherford, Otis
Manson. James Bosher, John b. Richardson,
James l. Heath, Robert G. Scott, George w. Nun.
ford, James p. Tyler, and Thomss Mieure.
John Ruiksrfoorek Esq. was elected President
OF the Common Council, and VIM. p. Sheppard
was reelected Chamberlain.
On motion Of Mr.. Heath, q Committee was ap.
pointed to bring in Ordinance TO regulate the
meetings Of the Common Hall. &c.-Committee:
Messrs. Heath, Munford and Subleit.
On motion Of Mr.. Heath. the Hall adjourned to
Monday next, at 4 o'clock, p. NJ.
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II II. NASH respectfully intern. M.,,r,.
~ ssnSay 4 Street that 10 did not know ira,
any other fnesning was intended, og eo.ld n. al.
ven, 70 the word "unsuthorised, ihsn thai asosIiv
given y BY tbs public, OF he might not have no,ic,d
~ and ne could bpt think Pot WIS, construction on
inc word they please, 4 was auogstiha toe muoh
70 .nsnseIyes 70 nouee ns anonymous piece. whsn
hundred ssor .hosPers tina, might Be named.
apt
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FAIRFTELD RACEs.


UVHE Spring Nesting over the fsirsold Course
u will commonceS.n Tuesday. tho both April,
and eontinus four days.
FIRST DAY.
A sweepst.ke for years old, mile hsaisyen.
trance 800, h. f.
Richard Adams enters oh. c. Lunatic, by Frantic
James J. Harrison snts" b. f. BY Monster Ton
son. dam Zingsres's dam.
VIM. r.. johnson enters g. Q, BY Medley. dam
Bctsey Robinson.
VIM, Wynn enteub. f. Monsieur Tsnson, dam
by Hall.
SECOND DAY.
Proprietor's Purse $500. two mile heats, on.
trance SIS.
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse e505, without discount, fou,
mile heats, entrance $40.
FOURTH DAY.
Posisiske for yssr Odds, 800 en,rsees, .. p.
By order Of Tho Club.
RICHARD ADAMS, lp.-
WIN. WILLIAMSON. {f'0P"''of',
ap 4--tdR
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aJ We have been requested to state, that a, the
Aibemarls election. Mr.. Alexander Rivss wa. not
candidate, and so publicly disclaimed on TIE day
Of electon but on the contrary, declared tina, IN.
annunciation few days before, that poll would
be held for him. was made without hi, knowledge
or consent. and during his absence from the coun.
y. A written notification of similar import wa.
furnished to be sent to the precinct elections.
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ONE CENT REWARD

NOR nay apprentice boy, by the name 81 JOHN
II BLANKfNsHIP, who sbscondsd on tho lst
dsy Of April, 1893. will give the shove sam for hi.
delivery and no thanks 70 the person that fstohes
him 70 me. forwsrn all persons from hsrborinR,
employing or eonoesling laid boy. undor the penal.
" imposed by lev. Given under my hand, this lot
day Of April, 1893 JOSEPH J. GATES.
ChAatnrheld Cnnnix. Anfil lie
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Jefferson Fire Comnnnu- No

A TTEND q stated msoting Of your Company.
"A At the Engine house, on Saturday svsnine.
the 9Th inst. a. half past z o'cloek precisely. a.
there srs Secretary and a Treasurer 10 be-
selected Punstgsl s,iention 10 earnestly request.
cd. By order ofthe Captain.
GEO. w. WALKER, Secretary Pro. TEN.
ct. cRofx sUGAR--f.ndisr IRON, .,6,' N.i.
- hesniros bhss 81. cyois Sugar, par, hand.
sons quality ard IN large hhds r., ,sls ~
Fl LANCASTER, DENBY n co.
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H0IiE or Tfrgffifa.

6Ri order of a number of Stockholders in the
lD Bank of Virginia, duly authorized by The
Charter 10 call general meeting, the undersigned
hereby gives notice,
That general meeting ofihc Stockholders of the
said Banh will be held on Monday, the 27,h day of
May NEXT at the Banking house in The city Of Rich
mond, for the purpose Of taking into Consideration
the suboined acts Of the General Assembly; and
OF deciding on the expediency Of subscribing to-
the James River and Ranawha Company, on the
conditions specified in the said acts. For the con-
venience Of such Stockholders cam OF attend in
person, the power Of attorney to vote by proxy is
annexed.
As the object Of III, meeting Is Of gr.st i'm
PortaRce TO the institution, well as the comnu-
nifty at large, is earnestly requested, that Chose
Stockholders who may not attend, will appoint
proxies TO represent them.
A. ROBINSON, j..
March 81. 1883. Cashier Bank Of Va
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TERPsICHORE HALL.

"R. BosSIRUX respectfully snnouncss 10
w The lsdies and gentlsmsn Of Richmond ard
Manchester, that his noxt Ootillon Party. and pro-
eably the last, will take place on Saturday the
9Th inst, TO which he hopes I'll tho Pair vhs HAYS
honorsd his FIRST Party. win give him the same 70.
vor At the last. and will thank very mush his old
fftsnd old Grimes, " bo should hold the promise
ne msde IN his communication Of the 26th March
Isst'--Iicksts Of sdmission fer eseh gentleman,
~, 70 Be had 81 The Hall. sp 2-so2t
~ Friday bsire good Friday, The rsty vil
take plses on ssssrssy, the ssh
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We perceive by tho Boston par.r,. tbs, Mr..
John q. Adams 10 in nomination for congr... In
the 18th District. The election tsok place on
Monday. r
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MICKLE,S OFFICE-
SPRING AURPIV

VNhE Srlroribers take this opportunity TO an.
- prize ths.r customers and The public in gs
neral that they havc received part II, land will
continue TO receive BY the Philadelphia and New
York Paokets,) their spring supply Of Ha,,. Co.
he: Among those just 1t band and opened. M,
a. followg -''
Gentleman, blsek and drsb Beavers, Let Quail.
y, splendid article,
De. do. do 40 a. L.
aou.hs, snd eoy's Hats Of sy,ry quality.
Boys and ohildrons silk and Cloth so,-,nd An
short every article IN their line. Those who AZ.
,ire beauty snd durability IN the Hat vsy. voaIs
DO well TO favour ne With call County Mar.
ehsns are invited 20 eau and sxsnsas.
Dor stsok having bssn ssise,sd BY oas of ,hs
nIm N person ws.ro eonhdent that We sss give
satisfaction, 10 81 who may favop,,,s viii yis;,
sPt WALDRON A. HENRY.
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COMMUNICATED.

To John N. Bo,ts. William r. Randoiph. and
William Fulton.
Gentlemsn:' arm crcdibly informed that the last
Legislature decided in the case of Camm and Gar.
land, that eff the polls Of the election are not
by the Commissioners, tho election is
null and void" A VOTER.
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Sir Thomas Brisbane has been elected President
Of the Roysl Society Of Edinburgh. as sueoenor to
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AZ Plain Dealings. in the county Of AIbem.rls. on
tho 2otb ult., BY the Rev. Mr.. M.sS,, M. C;so,or
a. hIeHoLsos, Of Nelson County, 10 Mic. Ma
JiNE, daughter Of NJ. Samuel Dyer, Of Missouri.
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MARRIEn

Sale. at the New York Stock Erehanr.-AprlI
1890 shares u. s. Bank, 1lOl III.
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FOR SALE,
TAs Cargo Of the Sehr. Atlas, in tie Dock, rig.
eOA Tons Plaster,
en- 8 hhds. N. E. Rum,
30 tsrcss seed Potatoes, in good order,
- bbls. Prime Cider,
50 bbls. No. 2 and 3, Nov'r MaekereL,
IS boxes sealed smoked Herrings,
IS Iuintsls Of Cod Fish.
The above will be disposed Of low, IL early
application be made TO
ap4 WIN. M. HARRIS L Co.
To Country Merchants.
"HE subscriber is now receiving, from Boston
IL and New York. his Spring Supply. consist.
ing in part Of
30 Hhds. Porto Rico Sugars, old crop,
90 do. New Orleans do.
10 do. prime ST. CroiI do.
200 bags Rio and Laguira Coffee.
40 do. Cuba green do.
30 do. old Java do.
IS hhds. Molssses,
400 sacks Liverpool filed Salt,
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns.
With 9 large and general assortment Of prime
Groceries, which will b sold at tho northern prices
sp4 JOSHUA J. FRY.
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. WIN. NERERvIS. Cashier of the
March 81, 1888. Farrners' Bank Of Viro;,;

An act authorizing the Bank of Virginia and the
farmers' Bank Of Virginia, to subscribe TO tho
stock OF the James River and Kanawba Com.
Pany."
tPAssED 18TH FEnRUanY, 1891
lie enacted by the General As,enJiv. That IN.
President and Directors of the Bank of Virr;o;,
by and with the of the stockholders OF that
Bank. duly given in general meeting. and The Pre-
sldent and Directors of the Farmers Bank Of yir.
glna, by and with the assent of the stockholders
OF that Bank, duly given in general meeting, shall
each have full power and Authority 10 subscribe for
any number of shares of the stock Of the Jane,
kivcr and kanawha Company, not exceeding two
Thousand, and each Of the Banks so subscribing.
may hold and enjoy. sell and transfer the stock
subscribed Tor, upon the Same terms and conditions
as other stockholders in the said COMPANY: Pro.
slded, that tho assent Of the stockholders hereby
required shall be given at general meeting call
ed Tor the special purpose Of taking into consider
alton the provisions Of this bill, amer duo notice
thereof given in the manner provided by tho re-
sPeciivo charters Of the Banks-and that no such
assent shall bn valid, unless majority Of all tho
votes which the stockholders for the time being of
the said Banks respectively mPy lawfully give, shall
concur therein.
This act shall commence and be in force from
and after tho passage thereof.
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AUCTIONS.
by Ls.Ncnsfer, Dc,,Dv r -

By Lancaster, Dessbv r ca.
GROCERI ES, &c. At AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. 9Th April, and evmu,ooei,s az
10 o'clock, gcnsyal ...er.,nsni.
An invoice Of CHAINS, tust 10 hand, rriri COMBAT,
ing OF 'iancy' cane seat, rocking and childr.s'r
Ciia'rs' l.. d. Il co. Aucts.
IS hhds. 81. Creix Sugar
80 do. New Orleans do
Now landing from Schrs. Millieent and Char
lotts and Sarah.
sp2 L. d. & CO. Acet.
ADDITIONAL.
100 boxes Ssap, 90 lbs each,
:. do pine apple Cheese,
IS drums fresh Figs,
10 casks flask on,
SO boxes Raisins,
quarter casks s. NJ. Wine.
j half pipe do do landing this morn
ing from schr Mary seotchburn. from BshimorU
HP - L. ID. g. CO., Austs.
Sale # elegsnf Csf Glass. Manfsl Ornsment..
49, Ch.na Sets, Astrai Lamps. &c.
eon SATURDAf, Eth instant. CONNIE ncing At To-
o'clock, at our Auction Rooms, an elegant Us.
sorimen, Of Glassware, &c. consisting in part of
Ffaih and Cut Glass Pitchers,
Do do do Decahters,
DO do do Tumblers and Wines,
do do do Bowlcs, very large
DO do do Jsllies and Lemouades~
Niantel Ornaments,
Sets q Cbina with gilt edges,
Astral LAMPS.
Aso-An assortment Of Hardware, &c. con-.
sis'inE OF Pad, Chest and Cup Board Locks, Scis-
s0rs, Pocket Looking Glasses, Snuff Boxes. Pur.
se', Glass Knobs, Glass Salts. Fancy Boxes for
Ladies, &c. SC.
aP l.. d. & CO Aucts
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An act, authorizing tho Bank Of Virginia ii
Farmers Bank oil Virginia, TO increase their cal
tai stock"
PAssEp lrn Mancn. 1891


whereas an act has been passed nv The General
assembly authorizing the Bark Of Virginia, and
me Farmers bark of Virginia, TO subscribe TO tho
stoek OF tho James River and Kanawba Company,
a omber OF shares no, exceeding Eve thousand
eaeh-nnd whereas, doubts are entertained by
many OF the Stockholders in the said Banks, OF
iheif ability 10 make such subscription, without
reducing their loans to individuals. and thereby
producing Inconvenience to their customers,
which may DO injurious u the commerce Of tho
Stale
he THEREON, enacted, That the Bank Of yir.
gin'a' and Farmers Bank Of Virginia, shall each
have power TO augment It's capital stock, 10 tho A.
mount Of anysubcripiion which the Stock holders
ut such Bank may mako TO tho capital stock OF
the Janes River and Ranawha Company, under
The authority ofthe Aforesaid act.
he further enacted. That each Of the aforesaid
Banks shall have authority 10 sell and dispose Of
such increased number Of shares, in the manner
IT'S President and Directors shall deem NEST cen.
duclye to the interests Of the present Stoekhold.
ers thereof and their assigns and 10 tho public
COW. nience.
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To THE EDrrsas OF THE wH,o.

Ssntiemen; la your remarks of yesterday ON the
subject OF a Estate FLAG" you say, AS to
the truth OF the statement we gave-,hai the pur.
Poss ef the Governor was not 10 offer di,respec, 70
Inc nag OF The U. States. but merely to associate
rnh that nag, the banner proper of the Common.
wealth Of Virginia, we refer the editions of IN, vr
ginian Tor confirmation, 10 witness whom they
viii possibly credit, and who was acquainted with
the proceeding from beginning TO end-ws alluds
10 Colonel Morgan, superintendent Of the Pen.
tentiary."
Net expecting to DO alluded 10 in your paper.
did not SEQ the paragraph. from which the above
70 extracted, until il pointed out 10 me this
morning by friend; nor do know whether YOU
sssirs ne to give statement. If so. il should
appeff this evening. therefore give you the fol-
loving. which you may use ysu think proper.
ieei authorized, am sure, To confirm what
you have stated III the above extract, and 20 saw.
that believe the idea Of making State Gag, grew
ost OF conversation between tho Governor and
nyself about the Gee. Of Arms ofthe State and ;hs
wealth during the s>rly pun Of the Revolutionary
war. In the absence OF certain information, we
csme to the conclusion, that the front design of
The Great Seal Of the State. adopted by tho Con-
vention OF lII6. must have been the true design Of
tho ancient flag Of the Commonwealth. The Go.
vernon asked. If could have such flag ma ie at
,he feniontiary. stating that il would 10 well to
nave one. 1 thought I could, and accordingly
eoramenced tho work; but. from some disappoini
ment IN making the color. at first, to please me,
did not got the fabric in tho hands Of tho painter
in'time to complete it by the 2sd of February
The Governor having expressed a desire thai il
should DO done, so as to hoist il on that day with
.he otner hsgs. Certainly nothing occurred be.
tween The Governor and myself, to give me the
romotest reason TO believe be intended any disre
bpcct to the flag of the United States BY hoistiny
that Of Virginia. Late in the aftsrnoon of tbe
2lst February, the painter was engaged painting
one s,de Of The nag, (Which could not have boon
TNfnu MI lAA ssnaI
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THOS. TATUM,
N Street, ShocEOe Hill.

rs nav receiving his Spring Supply of BOOTS
~ SHOES, most Of which are direct from the
manufacturers, and made to order Nc would
respectfully invite his customers, and the public
generally, TO call and the quality Of his good.
before they purchase elsewhere He lie Determined
TO sell al annually Ioic priess.
Among the articles which are now fresh, and
just opened are the following. viz.
Ladies' So. srior black lasting Slippers,l
Do. 10. white do
Do. 90. seal skin do Philad.I.
Misses e" q. do do. phia make
Do. do. black lasting do. superi.s
Gentlemen's fine seal skin Boots, quality,
Do. do. Morocco do.
De. do. calf skin do.
Ladies' first ratio seal skin walking Shoes, (Tlieh.
mend make,l
Genilemen's fine buck skin Shoes,
Do. do. do. Pumps,
Do. do. do. Slippers
Do. 90. seat skin Pumps, (very ehssp0
Do. fine morocco dancing Pumps,
Cbildren's Shoes, Boots and Slippers, Of various
prices and qualities,
Which, with Whist he expects very shortly TO
reeoiys, and previously had on hand, will mako his
assortment very complete. apl-d3t
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Umbrellas 81 Stocks.

OIIIUI VIIHS " DIOCKS.
NICHOLS & WILEY have received BY late
IN arrivals from Philidslphia aud New York, 4.
handsome assortment Of the above mentioned arti.
clc', which they prefer to sell on very reason.
able terms. ,nA
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The letter Of Col. Morgan sets every thing to
rights with regard to the transaction Of the 22d.
The labor Of the mountaia has resulted in the
birth Of mouse. So anxious is party spirit to
fa'ten odium upon Gov. Floyd. that an intention
innocent and even praise-woTthy in ITSELF is mad.
the ground Of serious charge, involving not on.
" his understanding. but his very patriotism, .
quality which 10 possessed we undertake 10 say,
in higher degree by no man in this State, no,
even the author Of tho Washington letter. be he
who he may.
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Sale Of Rect Estate.

RY authority Of tho last will and testament Of
I'D Francis Lewis, deceased, duly proved and
recorded in the County Court Of Iienrico, I will
sell on SATURDAY, the 13ih inst. on the premi-
ses, a lot or parcel of LAND in the city of Rich.
mond. in that par; called Rockets. on The North
side of or Main street. fronting tho said street
- feet and adjoining the property Of Lewis Lud.
lam-also. another piece or parcel of LAND in
Rockets. adjoining the property OF John Endsrs.
commencing on the Main street and running to
James River, Of the width Of forty feet.
Terms made known at sale.
EDWIN FARRER.
Admir-. DO bonis non, with the will annexed OF
F. Lewis, deed.
Sale to DO conducted by E. S. HUSBAND, Aucir.