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Litchfield enquirer., 1834-05-15
NEW GOODS
Il. w. BOLEES

NOkFA SIDE OF WEST sTgEET,
"a. Just ssesfses and I: nosg opening, a splsas
Gsa assortment 81 NEW AND sEAsONxnLE
GOODS, at Tsdseed prices, con-
aistag n parf Of
DROADCLoTHs. blne, black, EFesD and
D Brown. from to dollars Cassiulsres.
SatIipetts, and Summer Cloths Cor bsntaIbops
and boys clothes Silks. black, blur black.
aud fancy cnlDrs; Fsfnch and London dark
and light Prints. end printed Muslns and
Ginghams AmefitaD printed CalieoGs. from
9 10 so cents; Merino. ThiBet. HepnaIi, sew
ing silk, and Grape Shawls and Fancy Hand
kerchirfs, from IS cts. 10 SO DSMsestic Goods
Of all kinds very lpw--together with great
variety Of other Goods--all DC whieh win Be-
sold at very low prices for cash 0r approved
credit. 4s LiscaJteld, Nay Ia !.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-05-15
g. T.. WEBB

Has Just receiued from Neso- York
NEW SUPPLY or
sDLACK Italian SILKS, Fancy Handker-
D chiefs, black siA Nesting. black silk Vel
vet. fine black Bombazine; green. white and
black figured Blond Ganze Wells Irish Lin
ems, bleached and brown Sheetings. &c.
8@ Also
Recently received large assortment of blue,
black and fancy colored BROADCLOTHSs
striped and plain CASSIMERES and SAT
TINETS, &c. well worth the attention Of
those who wish TO purchase, and who are re-
specially requested t0call aud give them m
examination.
Litch( field. Mar 9. 1885, AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-05-15

School for Young ladies'
MISS M. A. WADSW0RTH win open d,
IHl Select 'Schoolfor Young Ladies az WA
TRkgowE, en Wednesday the l4th or May.
The higher branches ~ fhnials educatiOn,
with Music; vii! be attended to-.
May 3, 1880 VIII. 60
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-05-15
DISSOLUTION.

DlSSOLUIlON.
VTHE ceparinership heretofore existing nm
n der the Arm Of CowLEs g. DowEs. 10
this day dissolved by mutual consent Allper-
sons indebted 10 said firm are requested To-
EDWARD COWLEs.
LEWIS DOWNS.
Woodbury.. May .. isSA
c. The Bnsiuess will be continued By the
su6scriber, where every variety At GOODS
usually kept in . country Store may ~ an
times be found. LEWIS DO"NS-
Woodbury., MsDi. 1854 -
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-05-15

Albany Eiscfisa.-The wings 10 Albany. At The
election lasi wsek for Supervisors aad o,srsown OH
Gers, carried ther eAnddalss a every wasd. The
al nsjesiy 10 all The wards vss e votes. last year
he Tories sscesedsd "a die elseaos Sc their Oes.
= TIE Wogk aoss bEavslE On"
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-05-15

1Ts Senate.-Tbis Distinguished body, the great
PtaF Of the republic and the consiiiaiioa, have By
Presidea,'s protest oa sher jparsals a. document
which newarrantaby inserfeFe With ihe rights Of that
body, and aims a powers hitherto unknoWa and un-
psaessed ia our governmeni. The free, disnieresied
aya susain that body in their palFote eos,s 10 pro-
seei the liberties of copasry.-Neak's Star.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-05-15

We are Eeqaeslsdto gsss notice than there will be
Concert Sacred Aisse n Wsshiagsos on "Wednesday
che 2isi iss sqdsT shs direction OfCUi. z. G. Camp
commanding n So'cloek. r. H. asd eopiiasias thsough
The evoning.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-05-15
u. p. COONa

WOULD most respectfully apprise the
w public: that he has commenced ths
WAilMNsiyAGr Ylrsess IL n AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-05-15

A party OF Ball-playess Of Liich6eld. tConA.l hav
the BALI players Of Hartford, % play
game 81 Wickes NJ Brisioi, The halfway grossd, o.
next Thursday. Il l. issigorasisg sport, asd shoul
be encouraged. We hope he ressh 81 the match wi
be make kSown 10 ss.-N. y. Star.
The fscl 10. Mr. Moab, land We are sosry 10 say Il.
he Hartford players had NOT pluck enough 10 meet
-hsaes the rssalt d already told.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-05-15

In the Senate, the first day ofthe session,
miisee appointed investigate the claims Of Gen.
Booth to the seat from the 9Th district hu, after the
examination of one witness from East Haven, DR..
Webb relinquishcd his claim to Gen. Booth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-23

TO minute sxaminaon Of them would carry ne too Gar
from the subject, and content myself with saying
That having been on the political stage without nterrup
ton, IRON that day to hs-having been attentive oh
server OF the question OF the currency throughout the
whole p,rioi-hat the Bank has been an indispensable
agent IN the restoration Of specie payments; that without
H. the restoration could not have been effected hort OF the
utter OF all tn monied the couu-
ry, and catre depreciation OF Bank paper; aud that IL
has not eay restored specie payments but has given
country than was anticipated even dreamed Of at the
time oil ITS creation will say Tor myself, that did
believe al that m'ne that the exchange between the At
'a",ic aod the west would be brought lower than two
ai Rail per cent, the estimated .xpen.e then, nclud
ng insurance and loss Of time OF transporting specie be-
'weth W" TWO points. How much il was below the anti
cpsed point, need not state: the whole commercial
WORTH Knows that II fourth part at the time vi the
renova OF the deposites
(Remdiider ia ntrf.
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outposts, and then he would know that the citadel
was safe" But we shall notice this speech hereafter
w recommend his example in this respect TO the
nuhiiers oi virginia. lie does not shrink from OPP
posing the Bank, and vindica,ing i'm this regard the
Constitution oi his country. Once more, let us hope,
with Friend, that the House Of Representa-
tives will "stand firm, aud every thing will be
well AGAIN. This corrupt and tremendous en-
CINE of party, will he Frustrated before the irwin
chile resolution of old Hickory. And this triumph
will be more glorious and far more useful than the
one he achieved ut New Orleans II moned in
stuton can force Congress to re-clarter it, and il
nulIiicatlon IS to he taken under the wing of conso-
lidaion, which is natural enough as extremes mee,)
who does not tremble for the consequences 90
This is tue time for the members of the Virginia
Legislature to do their du,y-or else we trust the
People will do theirs We call upon the yeornanry
of the country to the rescue. Let them sape The Com
sttution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-23
tLBEMARIE MEETING

-. g. 10 THE EDITORS or 1IfE ENQUIRER.
% u,usy was me day appointed Tor the great Bank
meeting ~ This county, 10 be made order afie lis
oiype IN yoSr city lis ciansmen gathered ON every
quarter o. We county, exuling in the hope Of quiet
no"gn osen'atous victory loiaed with the suicieney
OF hef own pre-coneeived opinions they dreamed Of no
oppo'on 70 Their cherished project and there was not an
enclen' snu oseomorted reyier Of The President nor
covert recresn Of his party who " az no, an ,, nOn
eager 70 isseD his fsngs the reputation which has so
eou,sgeousy wlIbsoOd The monied ogarcby, that our
pronounced 10 be Of deadly hostility 10 the
pncP'eso ourrepubcan Institutions" But happily too
ero were some who came with far different viewto
look INTO 'h eonesye and guard the public abroad from
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-23

misrepresentation Of hs numbers lu complexion
Though their notice restricted include those
only opposed to the OF the Administration this
vital question, rumoured that the enquiry would be
made 50 directly, either to fix upon the meeting the
character OF an appointed uno else persuade the adj
mission OF the other party; and. in that event. was
shrewdy suspected the meeting would DO either shorn Of
its influence abroad is triumph at home. For
cause or Other however the meeting dropped by Its
projectors though there Is talk Of It's being yet held
OH the next court day.
While, perhsps, the late OCCASION Is probable that
there might have been small majority Of bank-men pre-
sen'; since many Of the opposite party as credi
bly, informed stayed away. from the dea tina, they could
not be admitted under the particular phrsseology Of the
sno,ce; yet MAS the opinion OF gentlemen. Tar bet
ter acquainted than myself with the people Of the
county, that at least hres-iourhs oi them sustain the
Administration In 'is removal OF the public deposites rm
the United States Bank. I certainly saw no indication
to the conrary for, verify believe, there scarcely
bank man, who did not report to the sumuons aud the
lew Aa,i-bauk present would have nearly balanced
their numbers Thus lar, Sirs. has Abemsre responded
to your metropolitan dcts,ion!
With entire respect. you're, SC.
ALBEMARLE, 10Th Jan. 1884.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-23

EH u. LEONARD B0SHER-SfR: As Won are no,
60 on lhhabitani Of The State Of Virginia Won will
,ske notice that SHALL by nv Attorney Socr.S 70
cle,I' o, william s. Gsuding and olbers at the
SGh n IT, .. Cumberland county, on Wednesday, the
forenoon ana O'Clock in the afternoon Of the same dav
sss continue lro" day TO day, all the dispositions
novV dsne,io a. ~ as evidence in suit in Chancery
Iinsneery Tor the county Of Cumberland wherein az
Psinub snd you deendani:-when and vybc,e - s.
Ian 90 ou see cause MILLER WoODsON
6l-w3ws
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COURT OF APPEALS.


Thornton vs.. Gordon Death Of Jane Thornton sup-
gested and Thomas waldin substituted as guardian sd
Htem.
Carr VS.. Chapman. }Argued by Stanard for the
Chapman VS.. Chapman appellant Carr.
Tuesday, Jan. IA.
Ofey vs.. Mc.qipin's heirs = Supersedeas awarded.
Carr VS.. Chapman, }Argument continued by Sta
Chapman vs. Chapman, nard for Car.
Wednesday, jan Is.
Orders read.-The trial Of the case in hearing sus.
pended, by the ndisposi,ion Of Judge Carr.
Thursday. January l6.
Ddvs al. VS.. Ihomas.-Appeal from the judgmen nj
OF the Superior Court OF Bedford county Argued by
Johnson for the appellant; Leigh for the appellee and by
johnson in reply.
I.esIis'e 10 the Judgment
OF ,Se superior Court OF Law Of Spotsylvania Argued
ny Samuel Taylor, for the appellant
1nDedH vs.. doody- Dismissed agreed.
feeofes vs. Pee6ies.-Order of public alton.
-, Friday, Janudryl7.
Leshes er vs.. Briggs.-Argued by Harrison and STAN
ard Tor the sppellee.
Saturday. January lS.
Leshes er. vs. Briggs.-Argument col cluded by the
Attorney General in reply. y vac
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-23

~ PHiLADELPHIA, Jan. 1S.
HE FIRST CoNGRpsSoNAL DIsTRIcr-Tha All;
BANK meeting TO lie held at the Comiss oners' Hall
SCUM" ARK ON Monday evening by the democratic CHI
zehs OF Tie fnst District, will dout he ,te,n ndou,
one App nded TO The CALL may be seen the names Of
many OF The mo't influential democrats of the dstric,
me" VINO nave stood by the people against heavier ods
oah ave BOW brought mo the field add W no are
10 NC pa' GOWN ny i'ir words denunciaions Tba
expression opinion will lie sroDg and lie cIed: e
o. ihe pressure VIII be handled wi bout gloves and Inc
erect WIZ he TO slight up the fires on the hill tons -
Pennsylvania. ' ''P' -
ne eau u addressed to Tho Democratic citizens Of an. anil
s,hc. VINO arc opposed TO the Of s,a,a
uu approve oi me whole conduct or
monied aud aTistOcatic Institution '"""'u' 'hat
NORFOLK, Jan 20--A quite enthusiastic d;s,i,, tool
pace aS' evening, on, aud for time subseGuenf IN
he arrival OF the Patrick Henry large concourss oi
our czeh had congregaed Town Point TO a,v ali The
coming "p on The boat, little before the usual bor aud
numerous assembage OF the citizens of Portsmouth &c AZ
a"oheo on me green which oveooks the barbor mn IA =,
Oo'h grOuPes sayiOus TO ascertain from o;v.,
na 70 "e ade rom the boat; whether the Rail Raj RiI
"an P"sSeu' Ihe mach desired signal Iva wing beoo etc.,,
a. me poat neared the harbof, the welkn rang ,vI
eraeh cheers from both sides Of the liver: ami =, a.,
saue moment tie "aierry beIs' of the shiooipg oil
steam boat', The hotels and ALL from Town Point IL i
nraw bridge, rang Joyous peal Tor GOOD b.li bo,
'neh followed display Of bonfres on the Ports,non,,
shore blazing up rom ~ barrels Of tar ranged alo d.
oe'ch az equal distances, which had beautiful sGe,
Eie"eu FROM nS side the fiver-tO which were sdJaJ
night OF skytorkets and the thunder Of cannon MI
square nnd Main street continued To be crowded iii q
c'ocK with Joyous population, and for Two hours IT,
we 'own rang with notes Of rejoicing Herald
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-23
w,, FOR InE EJTQUiRER.


FACTS to shor the cdtse-fakem from the Speech If Mr.
Ioik. Jr the Information Of those rho kave not time
to read IL.
.The statement Of the Secretary Of the Treasury veri.
fed by the Bank themselves IT, that the curts
Of the discounts OF the Bank Of the United States
from August to October l. 1888 amounted to "a O66
." During the months Of October and Move ber, the
public deposes in the Bank had increased 81 26s O0O
making the aggregate amount thus collected n mons)
from the community, Sc. 33l. 000."
"Curtaiment during October aud November, 81. 46l,
OOo-whch, added to that Of August and September.
makes 80 aud with the Depos,es. $l6o34 900,
Withdrawn from general circulation.
On the .t DC ober the Bank had hand. Of specie,
$l0G63.00o" Mr. Bidle, la his letter Of April, 1882
estimates all over OF specie, Octo.
ber prevous IS surplus-and, therefore, the Bank part
ed with all over that amount" [why, then, hoard up
$i06 600, Oh the LIST Oco-er 1888, aud 10 cur.
failing y
The government deposites in the State Banks have
enabled them pro sanl1 to mitigate The pressure; bu, not
U. s. Bank. TO relieve the community"
TO make this pressure felt the more-the curtailmens
Were local. confined TO the commercial chjes-" About
w days before Congress met, the Secret Committee OF
Bank instructed the Western Branches to buy in TO bills
OF exchange but iho.e on the Atlantic cities, having 80
days to run"-(vid. Res Of U. s. Bank, 18th Aug.)
Secret committee, whxt Creature Of the President oil
the Bank; appointed by him. and not requed report 10
the Board OF Directors They authorized o dire c,
such measures for tho general of the bu,ne.s
the Bank, as they should think best"
One fact Umpire exten.ion of the b,,.
siness of the Bank from 3lsi December $780, to LIST May,
1882, l6 mont,s-the discounts were increased from
$4,000 000o 10000 00O, (omittng ractions) Why such
All extension oil business during this PERIOD when impor.
ta,ons were less by 900, than the period before
alluded to in 1888. when the system Of curiameni was
adopted! Mr. Polk gives the "These issues i'm.
med,aeiy preceded the Presidential election, whilst
the Bank was peiitioning for charter" And ,phere
was this extension Of business! "Chefy in the IVES.
tern States"
Thus was this dangerous institution, prompted by lis
interest," at period to di'plAy its beray aud at
other to show its power, by locking its treasures
sporting ditcdys with the interests Of the conmun
Here lies the Of the Pressurenot in the simple
removal oil the Deposes for, although removed, they
are not dnn,huded. Fellow citizens, be not suLdued by
the blazing artillery OF McDufe-or deceived by the
persuasive eloquence OF a Clay. GOOCHLAND
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-23
THE RESOLUTIONS.

THE RESOLUTIONS
"e ~ OF delegates have passed their Resolutions n,
Federal Relations. The Senate have now 10 act mn
ihey are piece OF patch the tail mart nun,
s sioses on previous part and cautioning a aims, mis-
"ueuons OF N-and resolution tnsfructing the Sena-
~ ~ p'oviue Nenedy--wbout directly or intee
pointing out any remedy whatsoever. The Senators arr
'e en"reIy at sea about the matter-An effort will bo
maze 10 separate the Resolutions in our State
whatever other alterations may be made IL is bopeJ that
tue friends Of State Rights will stand frnand d;s,inr
express the opinions Of Virginia against this unconsfif
'''''d'' corrupt and dangerous Insltation.
, III Stgn!-Mr Walsh endorses Tor Mr. Calboun 10
mas received Gays the National Gazette The Bonk me-,
gum oSy satisfactory accounts OF the temper opcs ener
gy' "ModorY and general force and ability of Mr. C,
noun h TIE speech which he delivered i'm the Senate an
mohdsy asi'' And has IL come TO this? Messrs W,lsb
and Calhoun-the Nullifer and the Nsljonal-tl, Lion
and the Lamb, lying down toseiheh ~
No wonder indeed, that MIR. W. should be sofi.6.J yin
VT " when he comes TO learn the audscity Of Mr.
u sasserons-when he finds Mr. c. ayoyipg the paren,a
Phnaihy winch he had felt for the Bsnk-wheu Mr. G.
me D"k Tor s Strenuous efforts 10 control 1ublie
pHoH through the public press and of course 10 use
or s purpose proportion Of the dividends Of the pbl
s'oeh!-and when Mr. C. charges the administration will
oese 10 pu down the Bank, because the Bank would
no' lend IFS support 10 the strsiop-tbouo ,Ie
facts are, that before the President lett the Hermsa M
mt nded to throw into his first Inaugural Address s on
Poton 10 The Bank and though Mr.. G. we'll knows that
NC ifesideni did lire his first shot the Bank IL; M
message to Congress No wonIe thar the B,ul organ IL
"ow S"''V'ed with the " orthodoxy OF Mr.. Calhoun!
, we are compelled. very much against our wishes bv
ne pressure o Mr. Caihouns speech and the Debate IL,
me rouse oil Delegates, TO omit Mr. Bruces spsecl M,
nc portsmouth Rail Road Bill following the speecb of
"i'' o'owD-as wei as several Obituary notices. &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-01
ATTENTiONI


Mes'rs Editors My pride is mortified on finding
myself OF 20 little consequence be noticed by your
"M hig neighbour have observed that these "Whigs''
gD aud endure IN the dumbest Mood when the nuts are
hardest Hence, not word have they bree'he,l of Col
BeDions "unanswereh, because unanswerabie speech.
es; Much less, have any OF their presses dared
them.
That fetch OF your neigbor. in Introducing Webster
and Leigh, the "DemOcrGfs," will never do He very
well might guess that neither stands airy chance to be
President IlIen, nothing loh lac may, consistentiy
take mp Tie great Prophet.
have not been Of Clay his fry so long
TO no purpose.
with this, retire from the service hoping you will
tender my compliments to that promising Dung officer
Capt Travis ii. Epes, OF the NoiIoyay nhIuia.-SIdy
One word, TO the confusion in The Democratic INKS
Our old fleleades, Jefferson, Monroe Giles Il ndolp
Spencer Rodne Sc have fallen under the shalt of death
aud TIE veneraied NJ adj on has retired from field full
OF years, and covered with glory; bn his voice.
si cheeIs the gallant Patton in his march OF bo.
nor Our enemies have taken sdvsn age Of our losses
The Old Federaisis have bs'led up and come forth,
Strengthened 10y the accession of lew jrsiio) under
whig banner, tor another onset III which they hope Ia
overthrow the invincile Democracy OF gina. They
VIII had their mistake in their defeat and discontinue
Yours, COL. PLUCK.
SIT emaIkabe tina, the even to
refer these peecas attention their dued
followers should Thereby be ihem aud they have ,c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-01

Yesterday heard Of no cases The weather has been
for the last two days. extremely warn. and at the
time. the atmosphere has been unusually humid and OPP
pressive but tue general good health Of the cilzens
interrupted Great caution should he observed 10 diet and
exposuse'-The Gazette. two days after, gives
peious account OF the health of cho.
erA has occurred in this place. the three days.
the health OF citizens generally, never better
at this Of the year We regret iesru that false
and exaggerated reports in relation the health Of the
town, have obtained cr~ence great extent east aud
west along the National Road We have deavor.d TO
ootsn correct Information upon the subject should
terrible disease prevail among epidemic the pub
lie may be assuie a, fu aud information will
be given through the papers vi the psre. Al this Time
vac assert that cholera does not exist la Wheeling"
he Weusburg (Brookc County, GaSeffe oil the 2th.
states that Four OF Cholera taken place about
two miles northwest OF this place The firsi cas- that
OF Mr. Davis, took place eaIIy last week. Mr. ID. be-
came indi~posed on his way up from n. Orleans. The
Steam bo't la which he had cholera board which
orca-ionrd number Of deaths. The OF
Me- Davis MIR. William Dean, nded him during lis
early illness aud succeeded ia arresng the disease, but
Is reported that he still much indposed by icver OF
low type which often cecd- cholera Mr. Dean took
the disease on Saturday, and died Sunday On Tues.
day motnng Mrs. MCKINLEY, the mo'her-in.sw of Mi.
Dean, aud who resided in the house, took the III.
ease aud died five six hours Afterwards We also earn
that Mr. William Thompson taken III OH Tuesday
evening last-We have ihtorma ion up the making
up oil our paper. "wednesday morning. how he IT, The
health vi Nelisburg is good"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-01

IN insiishon having been given 10 Tie Hon John
h'asoi or the 22d Instant, about hundred xiy Of
tie citizens OF Southampton collected ~ BrysD, tro,e
TO lefy ir appreciation ol his course at the ss .esaof
81 Congfess and psrook Of excellent dinner prcraeJ
,o he occasions when jeremiah Cobb called 10 The
Chair az President aud Sies snmmcfell a. vice pea.
deo1 The cloth being removed the following tossts
J. he Constitution: Shall Il be altered for slight and
trivial reasons, TO crafty party spi,t3 No Stead,s,
LET ne be in is defence
virginia end her sister Republics: May hey be "a
incorporate ~ light and heai si, the man io endeavo,,
TO d.une them be viewed The Arnold or Barr Of his
country.
D. Andrew Jaekson Like the rock Of ages he stand,
al the whHs Of Calhoun, Cla, tho sedonbtabe Ioieb
and their posse 70"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-01
TO THE EDITORS.


FARMvILLE, (P. y July 2sth, 1884.
most shocking outrage took place Thursday the
zt'h instant, Ia this place. The boarders avelleIs Sc
who lined al the Eagle Tavern on that day. were ali moi
soned! is supposed arsenic put in custar; as all
ose mat eat thereof. taken sick the mig follow
ing ann next day. There were that did not
eat OF the cnsard and consequently escaped There
aions specuations about this affair; but that done
oy negroes, mean the cook, house there 10
no doubt. There are, understand forfy persons very
sick from the effects of being poisoned Gas the Doctors
say) twenty live OF whom citizens OF Farmvile. We
nave heard as yet, OF only death, MIR. Ligo, IL
miles rom town. who dined at the Eagle Tavern
unfortunate day. Some of those in town little bet
ter lh. morning. but several are very dangerously i'll
from o,heis in the neighborood we have not heard this
morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-01

menced its operations Monday with 20 pair Of
hiss besides pair smaller the wheat
fore itis ground. The machinery Is admirable aud equal
we undertake to say. II not superior, any Mill Ina the
Union.
The fine Mills OF Mcssrs n. Is Haxsl s. Co, situs tel
just below Chevaie' and the james river started
on wednesday morning. with pair OF stonessnd will
have more pair up-exciusive OF rubbes.
The public also takes deep interest in the OF
this establishment
Mr. Rutheroord's Is we presume, also in operaon.-
It's suseJ little above the City the James River
Cana--and of the best flour which comes
To market.