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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-05
BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE,

Tuesday, l o'clock, P. M. :
The Morket-The sale of the 1913 hhds. POr-
to Rico Sugars, by r. Lennon & Go. on Fri
day, went off with spirit and at an improve
ment in prices. The best hhds. brought SIS 80
to 8; other qualities So 1-2 to so. The transac-
tons in Coffee are nmportant-Laguayra is
selling in small lots at i2 1-2 cents-Rio II IA
to II 1-2 Western Bacon has advanced-sales
at to l-2 cts. the hog round Private sales
of New Orleans plantation Molasses at 34c-no
arrivals yet The market is bare of all descrp-
tons. Mackerel are very scarce and would
command high prices not bbl Of No. in first
hands.
Four.-The arrivals of Flour in wagons con-
tinue as usual at this season, and the demand
about equal to the receipts. There is no change
in prices since our last report. The wagon
price of Howard street, $4 rs, and from stores at
about s. The owners however, are of the OPT
Mon that the price will raise, and are therefore
rather unwilling to sell at present. Susquehan-
ma Flour S.
Grain.-No arrivals Of Wheat of consequence
nor any sales of moment. l 10 has been refus-
ed for lot of good Maryland red. Corn Sc a
59.-Rye, Csc. Oats, 81 80.
Wishey.-This article continues dull. We
quote as formerly, 20 cts from wagons, exclu-
sive of the barrel; % 25 from stores. No sales
of Importance. There appears to be complete
{" stand still" in all kinds of business
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-05
DEBATE IN THE HOUSE.

The National Intelligencer, of Saturday last,
contains sketch of the debate in the House OF
Representatives on Thursday on the question
of fixing day for the adjournment of Congress.
We are struck with tine following passages
MIR. Chiffon, after protesting his uniform de-
sire, from the first time the subject of adjourn
ment had been stirred, to vote for the earliest
day proposed, proceeded to advert to a remark
Of Mr.. Lytle which, as he understood it, was,
that no sooner did the Opposition discover that
an examination had actually been commenced
into the affairs of the Bank, than theywere inclin
ed TO skuk
Mr.. Lytle denied having applied any such
remark TO the members of the House; he had
spoken of the Presses throughout the country.
"Mr. Chiffon was glad the gentlemen did not
direct his remarks to the members of that House.
He, for one, was certainly not for skulking. He
had voted against raising the COMMITTEE at all,
because he believed it would end only In STRIFE"
Mr.. Burgess said" He had been IN favor OF
the earliest day proposed: but since the Bank
Committee had declared that they should not in
that case have time for the investigation OF their
report, and acting on the resolutions reported,
he was for more distant day; and he was the
more earnest on this subject after hearing from
the gentleman from Ohio (Mr. Lytle) the intima-
ton that he and his friends were disposed to
Skulk Now he did not belong to people who
had been in the habit of skuking: they inhabited,
TO be sure q small bit of land; but whenever
their enemies sought them, they were always to
be found The gentleman had explained by
saying that he referred only to the press. In
deed! and had that House nothing better to do
than 10 discuss the course of the newspapers
Some few of them, indeed, were highly respect
able: but was this a matter for grave debate!-
About skulking newspapers? No. the remarks
OF the gentleman, however worded, were aimed
at the members on that floor. Now, he was for
showing that Committee that no man had
thought of skuking. He wanted to allow them
full time to bring forward their report, and to act
upon it. But they dare not dot. They had no
Intention of doing it."
Mr. Burgess and Mr.. J. @. Adams defended
the minority of the House from Mr.. Lytle's re-
proach. MIR Thomas made reply to Mr.. Adj
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TeoR THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
IMPROMPTU

TO the Bride, on the ereRiRg Of her marriage.
Lady, they whisper thou wilt be
A joyous bride tonight,
And hearts that feel have prayed for thee,
As thou thy love didst plight;
And tho full many mingle here,
Among the crowd and glee,
Not one has raised for thee prayer
More kind than |, than l.
And in thine eye are visions bright
Ofdays yet on their way,
And pulses now are gushing light
That tell thy hopes for aye.
And who of bliss may better dream
Than she, new-made bride,
Who triumphs mid the nuptial scene
A husbands worthy pride?
would the world were all thing
fjoy and light made up,
That not one shade might cross thy way,
Nor sorrow find thy cup.
/ would that all the JOY of earth,
That e'er to woman's given,
Might wait thee in thine onward path
And then the bliss of heaven.
But filthy tear should ever flow,
And griefs untold awake,
That tell full oft woman'S wo,
And heart Of anguish speak
Then, lady, know the heart can ne'er
To sadness long be given,
lfjoyous hope be thine to share
The coming bliss Of heaven.
Where ever, then, thy course may wend,
Or JOY or grief thy steps attend,
To God thy fullest trust be given,
And thine is PEACE, and yonder, HEAVEN!
June 3, 1884. A GUEST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-05

BUENOS AYRES HIDES, &c.
NOR sale, 23O OK Hides, of superior qualit,
IL For Rent, till May next, a spacious aric
very desirable DWELLING, with out house,
and superior Fruit Garden Of fine promise
south Of my residence.
Wanted, an elderly Female SEEVAN't
white or colored, of strictly moral chaiacte.
and free of encumbrance. Apply to
SAM'L. 3. LARMOUy..
At the Warehouse OF Sam'l B. Larmour & q,
June
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-05

Counterfeit Coin.-lt is stated IN the Baltimore
Gazette that counterfeit ten cent pieces are in
circulation. The impression of the die is pref
ty good, but they are said to resemble pewter
in appearance and touch, and therefore may
readily be distinguished from the real hard mo-
new article.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-05

Effects of Eadustry.-It is stated that when
Coke the celebrated English Farmer, took pos
session of his farm at Holkham, in Norfolk, it
was so poor and worn out that it would not
even bring grass. He said, loosely, "that
there was but one blade of grass on the whole
farm, for which two rabbits were fghting."-
But, by labor and SKILL he has made this farm
the most beautiful and productive IN all Eng
land, and Mr.. Coke is now one of the richest
and most distinguished Farmers in the whole
country.-BaH. Gaz.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-05

From France.-The departure of the brig of
war Curassier, from Brest, despatched some
time ago to this country, by the Government of
France, has been previously noticed She has
arrived at New York with dispatches, which
are understood to relate to the Treaty which
tho Chamber of Deputies refused to ratify.
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- SHIP NEWS. -
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, ID. c.

ARRIVED, JUNE 4,
Schr. Maine, Carver, Eastport; Plaster to s..
Messersmith.
schr, Washington, Knapp, NewY DIRK; Freight
fer the District.
schr. Laurel, Garner, Machodoc; Corn to G..
Johnson & Co.
Schr. , Grey, Nominy; Corn to Geo.
Johnson & Co.
Sloop Friendship, -, Philadelphia; (via Ca
naD Freight for the District.
Brig Casket, Davis, cleared at Boston for this
port 31st ult
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-05

Thomas Richie, Esq. of Richmond, was
thrown from his horse few days ago, and Sc
riousy injured He will be able, however, to re-
sumo his duties as Editor of the Enquirer in a
faw DAYS
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Cruelty UnparalleIed-A most extraordina-
ny trotting match was performed on Saturday
last, on the Centreville track. 1t was match
against time by two horses belonging to Mr.. r.
3. Thiel Of this city, for $500, to trot in a
light four wheel charriage, one hundred miles
in ten successive hours; and was won, having
two minutes thrty-hve seconds to spare. If
what We have heard be correct, the latter part
of the match was scene revolving to humanity.
The horses performed wonders for the first
eighty miles, but evidently tagged the ninth
hour, and on the tenth, became so completely
worried, that, during portion Of that time,
they were whipped with degree of cruelty un-
heard of on any course in this country or in
Europe. One ofthe morning papers states that
men with whips had to drive them around the
last mile, and that there is little hope of the re-
covery of one of these fine animals-should he
even survive, he will never be fit for the road
again. We shall be glad to give contradiction
to this statement, if it be untrue. If it be true
and we had the story from the lips of a gen
tleman who was on the course-the authors de-
serve strong public censure, and it is the duty
of the grand jury to indict them.-N Y. Com.
AlcfM CalcUldtiOn-An ingenious and au-
thentic statistical work, published a few years
since, states that the number of inhabitants who
lived on the earth, amount to about 35627 943,
75,075,9 The sum the writer says, when di-
vided by 100000, the number of square leagues
Of land on this surface of the globe, leaves H.
2O69S, 1872 persons to each square league
There are q, 1854, 900 square miles ofland which
on being divided as above give about 1,314 1922
075 persons to each square mile. Let the mile
be reduced to square rods, and the number he
SAYS will be 1858, II, $500, 000 which being diVi-
ded as above, gives 1888 inhabitants to each
square rod, which rod being reduced to feet
and divided as above, it will give about five
persons to each square foot terra frma on the
globe.
Let the earth be supposed to be one vast bu-
rying ground, and according to the above state
ment there will be 1888 persons to be buried on
each square rod, capable of being divided into
twelve graves, it appears that each grave con-
tanned 100 persons and the whole earth has
been one hundred times dug over to bury its in
habitants! supposing they had been equally dis
tributed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-05

FLouR.-Yesterday the current price from
wagons was 81 62 1-2. Large sales were made
from stores at $4 62 1-2 Some lots of stored
Flour have been priced at "a 58
Export for the week ending Saturday, 31st ul-
timo, 2,277 bbls.; foreign 1893, coastwise 284.
Quantity inspected during the same period:
King street 1906 bbls.
Wharf Sc 70 halves
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-05

The Norfolk papers informs us that the U. S.
Frigate Brandywine, Capt. Deacon, has drop
ned down to Hampton Roads
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-05

In the Senate, on Tuesday, the bill for the bet
ter organization of the Marine Corps, coming
up on its passage, was passed by the following
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-05

The New Orleans Daily News Of the goth ult
says: {" The mortuary list, it is said, rather ex-
ceeded its usual length last week. Buff any in
crease is observable, it is confined to the upper
On the Amite river in the neighborhood Of
Gavezeton, several cases of Cholera are said
to have occurred lately among the whites and
blacks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-07
NOTICE.
Charles a. NEaVN

Book Binder and Blank B00k lIaun}ucfurer
EH Us respectfully Informs lis hiends snd paons the
1rn iorhe customers OF his predecessors Dr. Frederick
A. Mayo, and the public generally, that according TO an
arrangement aud agreement into with Mr. Alrx
sder Brown OF this city, the business lately carried ON v
hun, will in uture be conducted in the name and 81 n.
Of Mayo 81 Brown. -
c. A. NJ hereby tenders each and all his patrons. his
grAei" Acknowledgements for the very liberal encourage
m-n' received, while conducting the above business on
MS own account and soci's conlinusncc OF the same TO
the - -
RiCHMOND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY
The Subscribers, most rrspe cIluy announce thai hev
have commenced the Blank Book Manutacu,,ng ~
Book Binding business and solicit the patronage OF pc
"eIous puohc 10 whom they pledge industry aud pnc-
any hca ana "i'nni execution OF all orders entrusted 10
men, ana strict attention TO their business Beng nllv
prepared 70 execute every description OF work belonging
TO or connected with theiI professions they are cod ~
q" rendering satisfaction 10 their patrons Tiled specimens
OF ihfr workmanship, IN every department. may he seen
ana referred to IN the City, and throughout Virginia
MERCHANTS
an be furnished at the shortest notice. with Account
Books Of every description, ruled according 10 dire cto
mae OF lie hes Materials and bound in the best manner
with or without Patent Spring backs and Russia mi
pieces.
CLERKS OF COURTS
Throughout the State informed, thst tI,ev ran ba
supplied with any OF the Books used in their
Offices One OF the subscribers having been practically
engaged Tor several years at this branch their
tney have perfect acquaintance with all the different
k6 oil Books used III the different Courts their size forms
or patterns OF ruling and style of binding: all that will hs
necessary l. TO be informed what Book wanted SD, ifv
ing Tor which Court it is INTENDED, and will he forwarded
well packed To any part OF Virginia, with al. possible des
patch, warranted to snit, no charge i'll be made
BOOK BINDING
vi every description executed 18th neaness durability
and despatch -
Their Mandatory and Bndssy il ON Main srset ,svo
doors below the Northumberland House aud dir civ on
pOsile TO the late Central Hotel.
CHARLES A MAYO
Oct 81. NNNN a. DNN s asow5s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-07

ON DEfrhoyfNG 1Hg lAcfcTs wHicH iNTfsr
NUT htts 1T Is OF Tie utmost importance 10 TIE sue.
cess ond general webeng ali hut trees. dat tley De
kept perfectly clrar om a n'ecs parasites Of s sors
'u aH eNW'htos Wolleis Winter j. TIE best in
which opefafe lor cneeGng Uds oiier,: and ,iu TO-
gard oifui ucts rsncd gins walls " ought IN com
mehce by loose'ang al OF them tom DE v a. and eiv
ing 'hem regular end jndieous pruning hrer tiis be-
En upon Use inog Stem, below The euffsce of lie
eafh, by reno ing portion Of Use soil, and diligently
sfFapc or pare, o. the case be such require H. eveV
par, tych 'otbe extremity Of each branch, Afterwards
wash Ie whole o. the wall mos. completely win 81,
following preparations Tske strong hnc- water slier IL
has seued iao perfectly clear State, 80 hat none
o. 'he hnc iemahs, ipfiher Than what n holds ~ 90.
lDuon) and in u abort onftl, pert Of s,rong a.
Vaeeo "g'oT some soft soap Onc pound 70 gaon and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-07
P0E'n'RY.
"sues rr1 RrsAISs rNsure.'
IE,n,n No. snn,L.ln ln.n Iind /

IFOm tho southern Roe Bud
An English traveller has remarked that when Americans speak OF
the relative character OF Ensa aud their right
~rons, they viii the "in.,ine nu',c
and is ausuatcd the following thoughts excited y Mrs iO
mans beautiful aud eSy1!"s ,s5sss 10 ST p ESel''" Boy
Look up my yourg Amciiean
Where noble deeds aud mental power
Give titles birth.
a halowed land thou cl.imcsi, my boy,
Ileaped M with noble memories
And wido-aye, wide as thought
On thu high Aloshnny's range,
Thcn o'or our gicou savannahs stay
Aud goutlc notes prolOng.
Awake it mid tho iushins peal
OF dsik Ni'eOrs's voice.
Or by thine rivos stand,
Aud In their Joy rcioee.
What though wa hc,,t ancient towers
Whore "ived" s,soa'ncrs twiue:
Tho Laurel lives soils
Tho Lauiel, boy, is thine.
What though no ''minsts, ns the cross"
Erss SsS Ia ~ ,Is , Soisss i noa,
Round every village spirc.
Aud who shall guzc Won "bue sca''
when "S ,sa T Tsa ,"IG away al,n,, o0a stan.
Arc floating 10 the day!
who ihundcrs louder, when tho strife
Who ranges fu,,hor, when coll
OF commerce. voice is heard?
And tho on "Crcssy's distant 6eld'
The gaze may not be cast,
While through long centuries of blood,
Rise spectres VI the past
The future wakes thy IL earnings high,
Aud thou tote may cum
Shall swell the trump OF
Yet here for tender ihougst-
Me Here sa sleep tho good and i brave!
Above the pauots eIavo
- On MOnmou'h's heated line
Ercct,hy loyal shrine;
Aud when thou'rt told of "knighihood's shoids"
And English battles won.
Look up my boy, and breathe word
Thc Laurel grows its beautiful varieties The uni
Magnolia Giandinora.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-07

Bho sags NE fbnes are bqd7 The Federal or Bank
party ihe pnHic mokrfs-1louss Ewing. fbc sol
fude oaiof-Dsnel Webster, lie fsvoiiie sou Of tie
Boston Afisiocfacy. The ockhO!defs Of nc British
Bsnk, whose reputation has fallen ito same proportion
with their stock
trade capital Of hifiy forty thousand dollars end
worth not than four FIVE, whose credit ha.
become bad and who find u very HARD TIMES when
they want 70 get their notes renewed.
Wh0 says ne HnTs are bod2 few desperate on.
principcd political hacks, who Iof the last eight or ten
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-07

OircS ami DGfes-We have been put in possession of
an Vnve Branch with fruit, and also few Dates ne arIy
ripe r"seda' Mr. Coopers place, at ST. Smons (Geo) He
mas ~" ohve lees IN iu hearing, and about 500
ing TO uy. His Date Trees amount 10 SO oniv ono ~
whch has yet produced iruii-hu mnHy others are ex
pccted 10 bear next The dates believed 10 bo
ne nitat have 20 nearly maiured in this country These
Paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-07

cotton Seed Olive copy The following Information
from The Mobile Mercantile Advertiser the 18Th inst
" We have just at the Counting Room of Ale.srs
Dooson x Williams, beautiful specimen OF Oil manu-
i"cIured al The Cotton Seed Oil Mill below this civ IL
Is as clear and transparent the best olive oil and uer
iec'y Tree u ON al sediment We learn tina, il burns i'm
lamps alter being refined in he this has bee
eqpoy as wei as the best Winter strained sperm. An
experienced finer expected by the first arrival from
new OH rs soon Is lac arrives supply of this arti-
c'e wH be furnished from the establishment above men.
noned, ana our citizens will have at opportunity of de.
gliding npon its merits. We have be ard mentioned tat
s on Is every every way equal to Lnseed Tor use of
e pntrr aud Others who the latter for mechanical
purposes"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-07

ETDUCATI0N.-Th Trustees OF the Lagrange Aca
n 4 denies wish to employ lady competent 10 give in
srucon IN the usual branches of female education in
GLIDING Music and craving "A knowledge OF the French
and Italian would be a recommendation.
Lagrange heauuluy situated in .alubtious dcpseI
populated, and desirable neighborhood The
fall itlc short Of $4,000 per anuum-U nqu. souab,
umonals OF character and qualifications will be REQUIRED
see, post paid
BY order Of the Board
G. NICHE, Secretary.
September 10. 90 ny
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-07

. mere has been 10 choice in OF the Districts 10
NJ Ahe, aud TIVE OF the Districts in Vermont The vacancy
III Malne VIII DC filled by friend Of the Adminr
ana is highly probable that of lie two members yat
TO oe chosen Ia Vermont, will also be friend the Adj
AnIni'frston -Hag0St0Dn Mail
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-07

Hp ICHI.t IND (n Stafford Co, pa , FOR SALE.
- a ny virtue OF Deed OF Trnsi, from VIM. Brent, IT,,
oesrng da'e tic 22i day Of December, 1920, ard oil
cord in The office Of tie County Conr, Of stafford wiz
expose TO public SALE at Stafford Couri-house the Sc
cond Monday Of January next sl valuable estate situat-
cd nm the hanks OF the Potomac River in tie county Of
stafford continuing, by estimation, about three hnndred
acres AMI wei known by the name Of RIcHLAND This
estate u Justly notorious Tor the fertility OF lie SOIL the
beauty and convenience OF iis situation and Tor i,s eo
p'ete and comfortable Improvements. more desirable
residence productive farm, proportion TO lis X
tent can 70 where be found in Misunderstanding A. Tins
tee, will convey to The purchaser only such title az s
vested in by the Decd Of fus but that is believed
10 be coppleie.-Isfns will be made known on the div
Of ssle JOHN NJ. CONWAY, Trustee
Vci' OIL 5l-wtds
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Sen,enhcr 10

NLoYER HERDS GRASS SEED and T5LosIe,
~ 81 Pdris.-READ, YENADLE s. Co. keep constant,
y on hand lnll snppy Of bss, Mountain Clover-SseJ.
clean herds Grass Seed and ground Plaster of The
qna'ity all of which offered for sale at their sor"
Clark sville. ~ 0'' q
Oct. IS En q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-07

q fAI.LEGO MILLS FAMILY FIOUR
S)4 now making additional quantity of Family Flour
nom choice White Wheat Those who have not supplied
arr requested 10 make early applications as
season. p / CIJEVAIT m, o. y '''i'
October 81. 40 Q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-07

The CHANGES Our readers will remember that ,u-
ring The last winter and srIng, the Bank Wings decar
Ell tha the People were every where deserving the Adm
nslr"ion; "nd upon this presumption denounced the
J'ry oil The Houe OF Representatives for sustaining its
measures and predicted that The People would reiec,
"heh hey again socited their suiragcs. Elections
since heen held ia number OF States Tor members OF Tn.
zh Congress and the results fAlsiiy all the predictions
me Bank w higs We give below table showing The po-
ca, complexion oil the next Congress- far chosen,
Together with that of the dele atoms from the same States
IN the present Congress. II will no the Admins
iIaion have obtained clear gain oil III members which
WI make difference Of % IN the Of the House.
lis is truly gratifying result II seals the fate Of the
MAmmo b Bank, and proves how vain il is 70 expect 10
break The pl'i OF Tree People by pac aud pressure
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-07

III AND FOR SALE.--By virtue Of a decree Of the
-m Superior Court Of Law aud Chancery, for he
town OF Petersburg pronounced the goth dsy Of June
1891 IN The case oil Corke aud WIFE, against Friend will
be cold TO Tic highest bidder the 18Th day OF Novem
Der next the premises, Tor cash. piece or parcel Of
land containing hy eight acres, three foods and thirty
six poles being one TENN ps Of tie leland called Eppes
leland in the proceedings mentioned lying in the county
OF Charles CITY, nearly opposite City Point agreeable 10
the plat on1 reports or as much thereof will I've su
ciep 10 pay The sum OF three thousand, two hundred and
twenysovcn doilsrs aud eighty cents with interest
thirteen hundred and ifytbrce dollars and sixtysix
cents, from tie 2ls DAY Of July, 1891 nl psJ nd he
cost Of this suit JOHN s. STUBBLEFlELD
Sheriff Of Charles Cify co,tnfv
October 81 1894. ds~tls"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-07

q REAT BARGAfNS OF ELEGANT AND FASH.
NS lONABbE ARiICLES.-The subscriber has made
arrangements sell his present stock OF elegant and vaua
Die goods on az moderate terms possible: they are not
to be supassed by any merchant IN the State as bargains
Let be understood that every hing Of tie best qua
lny and Uni eisay allowed be The bsndsonest assort-
mehi In Richmond. II il necessary that tie socl of
Fancy Goods should be disposed Of before ether arrange
mems are entered into which are under consideration
TIC ladies and gentlemen Of Richmond gnd is vicinity
will do wei to call AID view The above extensive assoruet
OF useful and ornamental articles
CHARLES HORN, .agsnf.
September g. 36eT