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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-11
Richmond. Tuesday, Feb. n.
THE OUE.SYJOM

We are satisfied, from every thing and
hear, that the Bankmen go for restoration of the
Deposes, as preliminary measure, to the char
ter of their Institution. They consider them as prac
ticay identified. The Bank organs certninly consi-
der thcm as different scenes OF the same eventful
drama. What says the N. Y. American?
Give back the deposites and the pledge Of National
bank, aud In one moment all is light again. BY CON.
gress alone this be done, Tor the President
tothe delegates from this city, his resolue
ro 10 sign any 6iH. under any circumstances for any
odnk lie said the experiment isking OF couduc-
ing the moned operations Of the Government. through
the State Banks, should be persevered in aud ii that fail
Ell, resort should be had once, metallic
AganThere present r,let but In the restoration
q the dcpos;iesno ultimate safety but ia .Naionai
1dnk-ani they who say otherwise. are either blndly
deceived, or wilinly deceivers"
One OF the Delegates from tho Merchants and
Traders of New York writes from Washington
February 81 in the N. Y. American:
would tina, no,hn. delegation to Of
fec, he and although to the
al. al. Be sss AID q
opnoS this ct mSss Is s ssSa sn%
@ De ~ nee with .nsh deem .oaad
good cause await. which, o the sake city
Most truly and forcibIy does the "Orange Demo-
crat" say:
The great question aei,atng the country s the
restoration Of the deposites The people may be carried
Tor while as they were upon the proclaim alton and The
force bill, but little time and reflection will bring them
back to the true question at issue before the country.
bey Will see for what purposes the powers and conduct
the Bank are looked in silence, and The whole ar
iery OF the Bank and anti acksonmen against
the removal OF the deposites Despairng of getting re-
charter by direct they have changed their battery
and determined in the first instance clear the field for
efficient action by destroying the President, and dvid-
ing the forces heretofore against thsn To aid in the
accomplishment OF this, the Bank puts her screws
upon the people; chasises them for their nsoence in
fusng her demands and adroy throws the sin OF its
iarous deeds upon the President OF the u s. The deo.
Sites the Withholding the poor privilege of keeping the
peoples money the unkind inerposiion Of Andrew Jack
son in relieving them from the delightful task of paying
OIL the public dues have forced upon this truly patriotic
embarrassing the country Are blind? Have we lost
our senses! Can the people be guled by such shallow
arihces! why, the frank and honest part Of the friends
oil The Bank 10 not disguise the fact that in asking the
restoration OF the deposi,es they going for aud gain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-11

"Fdrmers' Regisfer"-We have been reouesed bv
The publisher, Mr. I. W. White, say, that 1.-THE miscsr
mage ana delay o. package OF manuscript intended for
pubhcaiion in the February No of the Register which
was sent to him by private conveyance and the subse
quenf loss oil an important proof by mall will retsrJ
Tue appearance OF No. 0. until Monday the 18th inst"
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still on hand! II ori,s to tell .chv /, ,ei,..a ~, ;.
us branch notes. taken by the Government, in paynsn,
OF peic dues, until forced do by the Secretary Of
a9 sasofy II omi.s TO tell uhy /, is pushing its cur.
ehs I'D every quarter far beyond any necessity and
az me same time, through its devoted presses attempt
ing 10 excite panic in the community. II oms to Tell
Uhy Is thus endeavoring produce universal alarm
anu embarrassment the necessary effect of which mus,
De, 10 destroy its own friends and nure the hole trade
o. .me country. Upon this essential point tho Exposition
!e en"efy silent Ii has nothing TO aege in lust fica
ion or exienuation. is silence COME ssion OF GUILE
IL nad any thing to say in pala,ion of its tyranny IL
would no doubt be said. But it give no explanaion
when would not make the matter worse. II therefore
aoms us gu and while il is silent in tpords il avows
by dcs that intends illustrate its last DAYS by b,iny
ing every possible calamity upon the American
Our land Is to feel the heatessness of onied despo
hsm We are 10 be punished for organizing such pow.
er in the bosom of the Republic But the expecta,on.
oil the fyrdnt will be disappointed
congress have righ, to conclude and will conclude
una, Tie Bank has for its present course and
mat every day persists. affords argument against
e prolongaton OF its existence and favor OF the re-
mevaI OF the deposes Where the will to do mischief i.
so herce, iii prudent TO cripple the power.
In our next we shall show that the Exposition COM
mences with an imputaion upon the Executive which its
authors know from the very evidence they quote TO be
totally uniounded.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-04

ONAWAf in JAIL--A Negro man, who calls
III a, himself MOSES was committed IN ts III 81 n %
over, county, as runaway on the 29h day Of August
a VINO says he belongs TO Mrs. Ann Pleasanis OF the
county o. "oochdndj he was apprebended in the Stage
per onnd in bis possession, which he acrw ards ackno
,edged 20 pc forgery, granting lin permission TO 70 TO
me Wy Oh "ashingion In the name Of Ann Plcasans
middle saiure,v very black, and when committed had eve
ny appearance o. having been accustomed 10 working in
oo" as scars ABOUT lie bands and wrist and had
pdn'aOons' and an old fur hat, together with age knapp
sack, containing variety of clothing. The owner Is re-
gne'eo 70 come forward, identity his property, pay Jail
lees demand his negro and take him away clse Le Gill
be dealt with as he law directs.
=, LANEY JONES, d. s.,
For Carter BeTkehy, Sheriff and JadOr If Haaoper Co.
November g. sa..,iSs
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cHANCERY-VIRGIrIA.- AT Rules holden In
the Clerks Oihce Of the Circuit Superior Cour, nj
Law anil Chanceiy, Tor Louisa county, tho 7 day of oc
tober, 1888 " W
James NJ. Trice, In his right and a. sdmoi,t,,or
Of bis late wife, Palsy T. Trice, aud also az
Of Martha c. Tice. Psiniff
against
Edmund Pendeion, John B. Pendieton, Peter 8. Bar
ret, aud Matilda w his wife, formerly Matt ia W Pen.
dieton, Philip ID. Winston, Willi1m Bickeron l. Phi.
up II John Edmund r., Barbara A., Joseph p, and
oc'avlus M "idslon, William h. Phillips, aud barbara O.
his wiie Joseph w. Pendlelon, john Vowles and Lucy
A. bis wife, Francis Johnson and Cabarine r. hi, wiz.
Thomas NJ Pendeion, William >. Pendleton and Frsnces
y. Pendleton, Detsnd,o,,
The plaintiff in This having by leave Of the Co,r
FIRST had and obtained, filed supplemental bill IN vv,ch
all The defendants, except John B. Pendleon flied Ibsr
answers; aud II appearing by satisfactory evidence d.,
the said defendant, John -. PeDdeton, not am inb
fat Of this State, aud he not having entered his
ance ana gwen security according 10 the act Of
and he rules OF this Court motion OF tie pisintia Nv
ms COUNSEL ~ ordered that the said john b. Pendefon
do appear before the Judge OF our said Court the Court
house Of SAID county, the first day Of the next term Of
said Court, and answer the said bill Of the
piaiHH and that copy OF this order be insert
ed IN some newspaper printed Ia the City Of Rchno,d for
two months excessively, aud that another cow ,Icfeof
he posted at the trout door Of the Courthouse Of this eoun
~, some Court day.
Copy. Teste, JOHN HUNTER. G. e.
January 4. 7s-wars
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" hboABLE LAND FOR SALE.--Pursusnt TO a de-
cree Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chon
Gerry Tor Sury county. pronounced in the suit of PETE
way vs. The heirs of John Faulcon, dec and others on
we ION dsy OF October last, shall offer TO the highest
bidder at New Hope the late residence of said John
raucon on cd OF six and twelve months on the I3b
DAY OF February next, all the lands of which said John
Faucon died seized. The said lands are divided into
several distinct farms, known by the name of New Hone
Melville, Mill Neck &C. Several of said farms have an
abundant supply Of excellent nae and are in te inn
mediate vicinity Of James RiverNo conveyance will
be made until the further order Of said court.
VIM. T.. BAILEY, Deputy for
r. H. Edwords, Sheriff IF s. G.
zee E4' 69-H6w
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AIELh ODD FOR SALE bis Farm, containing
ooV acres Of Labd, lies between four and FIVE miles
from Frederick burg sdioininq the lands Of Msssrs
James tray, Robert b. sempe and others About ono
,I o. Tue I'nd i 10 wood consisting of pine and oak,
Hnu nds on " convenient Dwelling House, with all other
necessary houses calculated TO render the situation x
iremely CONFERENCE.-The Yard and Garden arc ne wly en-
closed DO hands lDely laid off, contain Oood deal Of
beautiful shrubbe'y. minute description of The nI,ce
deem useless, Presum'ng and wishing all who have de-
sire 10 purchase 10 call and view for heinselye. will
merely remark, that the region Of country in which
lies, Is ned for its heahiulness ANY one visb
ing Tor Information relative TO the land &c. or terms o
sale, can obtain by stng upon Mr. wism Jackson IT,
fre'erck burg, upon the subscriber living upon tie
PREMISE. SEYMOUR n. 81 ORKE.
WOW 53-2n
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FHNHE patrons of the Female Seminary in the he aI,b
- and agreeable little village OF Farmvle, feel much
pleasure In announcing TO the public, that Mira Emma
katharine Laner, IA Virginia lady has, at the earnest
solicitation oil her friends, consented take charge of hi.
Institution the ensuing year. The price of tuition is re
duced to $i5 scholar for the scholastic year of ten
months which viii be divided into two sessions the
tuition fees will be expected 10 advance al the beginning
OF eae session The rst session will commence on
cay me ON inst Board, Sc. be had in the VILLAGE
MIS- Lsner Is amply qualified to teach, and will give
education. e''"
Prince Edward, Jan. 7a-,av
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FIFTEEN TO TWENTY NEGROES FOR SALE.

FIFTEEN TO TWENTY NEGROES FOR SALE.
- ward 0. Goodwin TO me- and of record in The Conn
Oou, OF Aoemarle for purposes therein mentioned will
9e sold TO the highest bidder for cash. on the 7h day Of
January next lair, otherwise the fair day. before
the Eagle Tavern in the city of Richmond, Is to 20 Me-
groes consisting OF men, women boys, girls &C. cons
aered to be as likely aud valuable any in the State
shall convey such title is vested in me az trustee:
which is considered as unique stionaby good.
Dec IL (65-id'] ID. +. ALLEN, Trustee .
g ALE OF NEGROES.-B virtue OF two DEGREES Of
~ the Circuit superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
berlake rs Tinberlakc and Others therein depending
he Undersigned the Commissioners appointed by the said
DEGREES. will sell several very valuable and likely Slaves
male anu ienae at the front door Of the Bell Tavern in
the city OF Rchmaud, the 9th day OF January next by
Pubiic auction, to the highest bidder. for cash.
PHILIP b. WINSTON
GRANVILLE TIMBERLAKE
Dec 81. 6S-tds
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by RI'rCHIE & COOK.

20 The ENouiKEn published twice week, generally, and
three times week session Of
Price, the same as Five Dollars ad
eeved ia Tho Editors viii
n hcm BY mai tho postage Of all letters paid the writer's
SJ No will be discontinued
Editors until all arrcaragcs have bocn paid up.
@ Whoever will tho payment OF nne papers, shall
havo the tenth grntis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
1J- One first Insertion,
% cents No been pad fog
OF assumed bv person in this city environs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-04

NEGR0Es WANTED. Persons who bring negroes
10 the Richmond market for sde, will ind il TO their
advantage TO call at the fret door above Elys livery stable
on street, tear the Bell Tayerr where have house
conrucled r the safe keeping and boarding VI negroes
and where will give seers Of Slaves any assistance ina,
may De necessary 10 ssiling. CHAS. MILLS
Dec. FL 40 :,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-04

SITUATION wANTED.--A young Genilensn ho
~ hsshad considerable experience in iusrciing youths
and who eau produce Satisfactory evidence Of his ability
70 teach the Latin, Eogsh aud elementary branches OF
Mathematics, wishes to engage situation s private "a
miy Tor the ensuing year Communcs atoms directed TO
IT, o., Turner'S Store, Caroline county, Va,~ill be al
tended TO- dee. al sq-sou
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-04

"A PPoMATTOX NAVIGATION.-. Believing that the
IA time has arrived when the people of that mart of
country which Is Interested in the Navigation Of Apo
mattox, should turn their attention TO more permanent
ami steady system Of Navigation, is proposed that ge.
neral meeting OF all such feel be held in In.
town oil Farmylle the 2lst day Of January, 1884 10
nkc INTO consideration the best practicable plan of improy
ing the Navigation OF said River
1t cannot be expected that any thing valuable will be
done, unless the people interested will give the
attention 10 Tie subject Ii is therefore earnestly re-
qaesed that general attendance be given The people
Oh buckinghsm, Cumberland, Charlotte, Amelia and
frince Edward Sc, &c., aud of the town of Petersburg
meeiing aud we hope they will do So
JAMES MADISON,
NArHL E. VENABLE
Farmville, January A. 73-h
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FUVHE Annual General Meeting Of the Mernbe,s ~,
n the Mutual Assurance Society against fire on b,,ii
tngs, OF The State OF Virginia, will be held the Society,"
office 10 Richmond, the sIs January, 1885, at the
hour Of IL o'clock JAMES RAWLINGS
jan = lz-tdl p. a. ofhe NJ. Il. Soc'u
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SIrUATlON WANTED.-A young Gentleman, qua.
~ lined TO give instruction in the English French La.
tin and Greek Languages and who has had several years
successful experience in teaching, DESTROYS Obtaining
as'uaon in some School, College Academy for liberal
compensation he most satisfactory Testimonials of moral
aud literary qualification, be given Persons disposed
to employ such teacher, will direct their letters to A. b.
kchmond, va-Propoais will be received, until 18Th of
January 1884 IJan. 72-2,s
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EARMONY HALL SEMINaRY.-rhis Insi,tu.
ton will be opened the Ist of January In the
cuped by Mr. Curtis II is intended that the course OF
instruction shall be systematic and thorough, aud that
every tacy be furnished for advancing the interest Of
female educaon both il respects the attainment of
knowledge, and the formation OF character.
Ierms-Board, including washing and lodging, at the
rate oil $lSS oil 10 months Tuition in the hi
er branches of Engsh Educaon $40 per quarter; Ele-
men'ary branches So; French SO 25 Drawing and Paint
ing IN It's various departments $40; Transferring aud
Working in worsted So For further information apply
to the Principal, H. TURNER
January 4. 73-iaw2w
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In consequence Of two important sales of Negroes
IN on the 18th January next the above sale will
,ake pace at Louisa Court House, Monday the 10Th
day oil February next, that being Court day.
Dec. III. l7l--tdl NATH'L. THOMPSON
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a GENERAL Meeting ofths s'oo.holIoro Of Tho DsnI
IA V p'Hsinta. will be held, as the charter directs al
the Bank, on the first Monday in January next
A. ROBINSON, Jr, Cashier.
december IL. 67-tl
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HNAkMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.-Tbe annual
NJ meeting OF the Stockholders for the election of Di-
rectors Tor the Bank and the Offices Discount and De.
post, will be held Wednesday the S dsy of January
next. WM NEKERVJS C,sh,.'
Lee Oh, 1865 6I--2awdh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-04

Il NASH FOR NEGROES.-l shall be absent two or
~ three months from Richmond During my absence
MT VIM II. Goodwin will attend TO my Jail and the rur-
Nov. rs. I58-tiJ LEWIS A. COLLIER
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SALE OF NEGROES.-For the purpose of Ji,charq
~ ing debt due my ward, MIR. George Potic ! viii
ouisa county, at public auction Tuesday the 7th of
January next between % and 80 negroes in families
mostly consisting oil men, women, boys, girls and chill
dren; all Of whom likely. Foreign purchasers will
do well TO attend. "
No PostpoDemcD unless the weather be extremely
bad NATu,I TuoMpSoWe y
Dec II. 66 60 a..
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AND FOR SALE-By virtue OF a deed oil trust from
~ Doctor George A. Sper, late Of the county of King
william, Tor the purpose OF securing the payment of the
the undersigned viii sell, by public auction to the high
est bidder for ready money! upon the promises Saiur
day. the LIST day Of February 1884, the Tract Land on
which the said Doctor George A. Spier resided at the
time Of his demise lying in the county of King William
aforesaid, four miles from Ayles aud two from Cat tail
Church, containing by survey ---- acres.
The title is believed to be good but will convey only
such title as Is vested in me by the deed aforesaid
THOMAS DABNEY, Trustee.
January4. 7s-,d
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n Aw NOTICE.-HUGH A. GARLAND and Aa,,I..
- rEAD BURw ELL, Jr, have united ia the practice
OF Law; and pledge themselves t, pay dilgen attention
70 all business entrusted their hand-Tbe Office il i'm
Boydton, Mecklenbg County, where one or the other
OF them may always be found.
December 30;h 1888. 73-wSw
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Dec. 81.

AND FOR SALE.-i offer for sale my Plantation
called Cioreridnd, lying in the county Of Prince
wi'em 90 miles distant from Alexandria aud Washing
tom Ii contains 1900 acres, has it large D,ceins.
House, Barn and other improvements, and an excellent
Mill Site. which Saw Mill erected The land has
been well titled and for wears pa hv the
use Of clover and plaster tho effects of which are no
where more visible, fully proven: 1t is divided
into fields OF an equal and size, under the
pest enclosures This Plantation is Justly considered
among the best in the upper country; its situation is
healthul and beautiful.
AS purchasers will view the premises be fore making an
offer further particulars deemed de.
sired immediate possession may be given. Letters adj.
dressed to me Up st pa may he directed this place.
CHARLES SHIRLEY CARTER
N. b. In my absence, Mr. Edmund Newman Agent
Will attend TO gentlemen wishing to view the premises
Richmond City, Dec 2ih 1888. [6s-H] c. S. C.
TT AND.-The subscriber offers for sale. the land IN
~ which he lives. He wishes to transfer his property
10 Inherent section oil the country and will sell
on advantageous terms il perhaps the most desirable
estate in Holloway county, and certeny by far the most
valuable which is now in the market any where in this
section OF the country The buildings of every descrp.
on are new, convenient and well aaged. Indeed no
person could desire another house for domestic or family
operations. here are ten large and tobacco barns
ana many oil Them are extensively constructed on ne
principles Tor curing The tract contains 1850 acres by
survey, OF which there than $50 in woods Of
the very ir quality Tor tobacco, and about 100 acres of
low grounds IL is believed that the soil is most happily
adapted to the growth OF fine tobacco, subscrher
average prices have always indicated Nearly the whole
Of the open land Is well set in clover and there young
orchard now bearing Of perhaps the best selected iuit OF
dH KINGS from the Northern nurseries, which is TO be
found In this part Of the country The situation is re-
markahiy healthy The subscriber expects be out of
the ate Tor several months during winter and spring;
ana he does not sell before he goes his bro er John
T. Dupuy living in the neghborhood, will shew it 10 any
person wishing to buy aud will be authorised SELL
Col Asa Dupuy OF Prince Edward will also be fully an
ihorsed to contract sale in his absence Ii is deemed
unnecessary to give minute description of this
propery as those wishing TO buy, vii, it is presumed
examine Tor themselves. W. j. DiJPUY
No toway, Dec. II. 66-2.w4w
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VEkf desirable and useful Corn Plaster, which the
~ Subscriber has never known 10 fail, and which era
dcaes the corns without pain Also Tooth ache drops of
great efficacy, both Of his preparations are offered
LOT sale by o. A. STRECKER
JAM t73-li] Opposite the Old Market
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-04

MDiANO FORTE MUSIC AND INSTRUMENTS
"a IL. l. smith has received variety Of Musical in
siruments, consisting of
Cldrioneis, Flageoeis, volns Trumpets Flutes Flies
Guitars, oio' some of ,ohich are very superior.
Among the variety, is an elegant Iuory Flute, with
eight silver keys, highly finished and Of superior lone
Also, two OF those celebrated Piano Fortes manu-
featured by Cckeng OF Boston; which, for syy of
will, II is believed, be surpassed any other maker
either foreign or domestic.
Music TOR The Piano, Of every varnty and the latest
sn1 most fashionable, is received for the Northern pub.
Fishers every few days. which renders the assortment very
extensive. fDec OF IN ,s ~
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

RANK OF V:RGlNiA.--The President and Drec.
IL tors have derared dividend, out Of the profits OF
ths last hall year. Of three dollars aud eighty per
SHARE which, after deIuctng the required reservation of
thirty cents Tor bonus, will he pail Banking house
on the 18th instant A. ROBINSON, JR, Cashier.
January LIST, 1888. 10
ANO FOR SALE--wi be cold on Tuesday ia
- Sls iostan in front Of the Eagle Tavern, at IL
o'clock, my Tract OF Land lying in the county of Hano-
yer, containing 3i5 about l3 miles from Richmond
on Chckahoininy Swamp. adjoining the lands Of Mr.
Isaac Winston and others THIS is a we'll known stand.
lying on both sides OF the main road leading from Rich
mond to Louisa Court House.
he soil Is equal to any in the neighborhood, about ono
nan In timber, and large portion Of first rate meadow
land
Terms ono third cash. the balance In equal install
inens payable annually, with deed Of Trust on the
land to secure the two last payments Any person
ing TO view the land, Il will be she them by Mr. En-
person. hvns on the premises, application me in
Richmond.
Also, a, the same time and place, will be sod my inter-
est In the coal pits which formerly belonged to John
burton, deceased, which interest their rights of the
whole coal p-, adjoining the Springfield pits, at present
worked by Mr.. Cay. BENJAMIN MANN
Dec IL. Sale 10 be conducted by G. J. SELDEN, Auct
In consequence OF the inclemency of the weather. the
above sale Is postponed until Monday the Sin day OF ia
nuary, when it win positively take place at the above
mentioned hour and place. g J. SELDEN, Auc,.
n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-04

MEW WAREHOUSE IN CLARKSYILLE-Tbe
subscribers having qualified Inspectors at vena
pies arehouse, give notice planters and the public
general that they are ready receive tobacco and
WIN oy prompt attention, as well every exeron in
their power, endesvor give satisfaction 10 those ,v ho
may send tobacco TO their care.
GEORGE CARRINGTON
JOHN CARDWELL,
January 4. [73-2aw6w1 Jn,,ec,or,