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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-23
1u. .. fUH IIE ENQUIHER--fNo. III
Danger 0f Corporanons and MpnornNcs.

D0nger Of Corporations and M,nopoEes.
Ia a nasty communication addressed 10 ,mg n fry d,vs
ago. attempted to show tie necessity of Union AMONGST
tie Dcnt0cr0cy throughout the Union, and that in dccid.
ing Tor or against sustaining the nomination Of Col
Johnson for the Vice Presidency itJrbooycd us. as friends
Of the Union and State Kiahts To look tn lin. Poyt, ,.ho
had nominated him, as wei az t. his political crccd mi
his fitness for the Office. / repeat. that do not moan 10
crnsufc The course Of the Virginia Delegation in the
bdItinoic Convention. lfthey believed that Col. John
son would advocate a return 20 the high Tariff Svatcu
that nc would strive TO repair the injuries which Tho
Veto has inflicted upon the internal Improvement Sys.
icm-and that he would 90 for tho National Bank. or a
National Bank, they were right for refusing To recon-.
mrnd HIM to tie people OF Virginia. But az the friend,
OF a strict construction Of the written ConstituJon-as
Democrats, as enemies to .Nog0goiics nf all SORTS. and
particularly " National Monopolics, let us beware lest
IN pursuing the shadow VIC miss the substance-lc lest in
sticking too fastidionsly for the complete and io,y,diai,
recognition Of our l%Tiacpiey, we practically mar aoain.t
them by dcnouncing and DESERVING onr friends, and hy
pluciug a cudgcl in the hands Of ouf cnomies.
Let Us LOOK back, T., the state and tendency Of gdn,.
from lol6, up 10 the time oftic Magsvilc Veto. Three,
iourths OF The leading politicians, repudated our political
creed and went for The %sPlcndour Of the Government
TIE eclat OF the .N0tOp. 40 REGULATE le Whole L,bor
aud capital Of The country, was not only assumed Ia I've
within the scope Of the powers delegated 20 tbr Federal
v0ycrniucDt, but was attempted - be- put into ptaciice
lhe ioca, That Tue people had withheld The power IN do
-uytbtngi WHICH ~ the opinion Of thrir servants, tended
"t0bctp Mcjr 0nn condition. " was INDIGNANTLY snecfed
az In vain did our Virginia politicians. with a cw,
talthluI friends, combat these alarming assumptions Of
power. We were tn a han and brow. bcaten minority
whist many Of The leaders Of our modern ultra STATE.
Rights mcn, were lhr most h5nvhty Of a naughty ma.
l3THy' since General Jackson election, tic wind has
blown in n different direction. The entering v,rdDc ~
bceu driven into the American System. HThe power
over internal Improvement, - if not "erysbcd bcncsil, Tho
Veto, as conicndcd by Mr. Clay, has bcep too mnoL,
s,fPptd, any longer 10 serve az a prop, for his high Tariff
System. Ycs4the American Systctn" hrs 4coo s,,tcr
70 fs foundation, by Andrcw Jackson. aud h has been
sustained, BY the great mass If the rccplsL Tbnq veri.
yipg an assertion q Nj Van Buren,, tlat the Tariff pro.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-23

Died, Mt Baltimore, on Tuesday moruiny. of Con..m,,;o, 4, n.
w. y,a % haf rie, ais Adelaide G. Bernard, eonsort of Mr.. Ste
am, Lsi., tx President OF B,itmer, college.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-23

iff AAfH hhtf1 " IN
nc board OF Directors rc-asscmblrd in This city on
the l'th instant Pcsen,-Joseph &. Cabell. President.
yoln ~. locke, Sidney :. Baxter, Randolph uaYrisoD,
Samuel Mars, and Richard summon me- Ras,d 800
unued is session iortwo days aud after resembling the
previous 9rdcffo a meeting on Inc 9th inst, adjourned
=, nc 3'.n July q variety OF business was transacted
al the last meeting bot the attention Of tte Roa,I !.
nnuefstood 70 have bccn chiefly cngarcd in organising
thF corp Of kngincrrs. That orqaniza,ion was elected.
- = ? = y was Fcqeifcd To prepare the First Division Of
the Ctnal for immediate execution and n ,yas fromoJ
upon consultation with Judge Wright Of New York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-23
MARRIAGES.

MARRIAGES..
Married, on Thursday ev"nins last, hv the Rev. Mr. Kc.,,, Al,
James Marreit, TO Mr.. Tabi,hs Branch. rII Of this civ ""s ''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-23

- TO TIE EDITORS or YaE ENQUlRER.
You VIII please TO announce TO the voters of Sllsse :
southampton, Isle of Wight, Surry, and Prince t;eorr,
that 1t IS not my intention to bc~s candidate for the Sc
nate Of Virginia at the ensuing election.
Very respectfully yours, SC,
June 10Th, 1885. FRANCES r. RiyES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-23

The newspapers Of Philadelphia and New York are full
OF INC Strides or IprH-Oofs of mechanics, and workmen
OF almost All hcscriphons-Some are claiming higher
W's'~-and others, reduced times of work--say from sir
t0S,f' allowing two hours Tor meals, &ce--Evcn women
arc hoiulng meetings, and preparing for a public pToccs-
SION u carry ihcir hvofifc objective regret to learn
that violence has been occasionally Threatened s,J go
PIoyco Dy some OF the northumberland attacks made
.nIP"n persons or houses, to effect their wishes
nc Foice ought always to be vigorous enough to re-.
press all violence, and keep the pcaco. We arc no,
aware how tie battle has gone, though it has waxcd
warm-Dut We perceive that the Commissioners Of
o9utnwerk nave directed the Superintendent Of the Dis.
trict and The Superintendent on the CuIyert ., reduc,
INC actual time Of labor TO ten hours, md TO raise the
aay $ wages from s7I-2 cents to ono dollar.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09

Steamboos Robbery-We learn frou, pas
 senger that young man of the name ol Waksuan. was robbed of upwards of S3sOO, in bank bills, on board the steamboat Consii>
 tntion. m her passage Sunday evening from
 Albaay tS New. York. He entered the boat
 at Red Hook. slept upon seilee, snd awak. ing. found his paOlaionns and pocket cut .hrO' iransversely, and all his meoey taken. At New bureh. man was seen by the hands tu leap from the Conslitls i0nal io the Westches. ter. which thea cape in contact. The capt: aiterward shut all the psssepgrrs op ii6 the cahin. and on arriving at the city. introduced Me. Hays,swhn exstnin<d every individual, while the boat cruis4d about the bay. .Slls found ons old acquaintance, who was. detain- eds but. no money faund. The rogue is sup plsed to have escaped on board the Wrstchsa- ter. MR. Wakeman was [. young merehant, |aad ssagsreiiring lo fhe city witls the entire ps"ceedsof his wintet's b0siness. ta f6l6i ifsr- usr arrangements AeA make new purchases. Bythis.sahbery hsli zaepsived sf all his prap- srty. and istt invotseskin debt, His ease,ex. teited much sympathy Bsoeklyn Adscsiisdr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09

Opening ef Parliament 6y His Mejesty.
 House cf Lords-- Iuesday 24th.-As soon as the doors were opened. at, lQ o'clock. the strangers gallery was filled with persons pos. sessing tickets 0f admission issued by the Lord 0reat EsIambesaAia. = The Earl of Shafetsbury. prssideyi on, the Woolsack. the Lord Chancellor heing absent. Prayers were read by the Bishop of Bristol.
 His Majesty then adjusted his spectacles. and. having received the manuscript copy of the speech from the Lord Chancellor. knesl. ing. with a 6rm voice and excellent emphasis. the King delivered the following speech:
 E. My Lords and Gentlemen. .-I avail myself of the earliest opportunity of meeting you in Parliament alter having rscnrred tO the sense of my people,. os@ y ;;e
 :" You will. lam confident. folly pas,icipate in the regret which feel at the destruction by accidental fse, Of that part ofthe ancient Pal ace of Westminster which has been long ap- priatfd tefhe use of the two Hoases of Par. liament.
 "Upon the OceOrfence;0f this calamity | gave isnmediate :directiepe mat the best prOsi! sioa .nt which the circumstances Of the case would admit should he made for yenr psesent meeting. and ix wiA be mywish ioadopt such plans fur your pesspanent taccoesmodsiion as shail be desmed. on your joint consideraiion, to De most hssiag and convenient.
 VIII give direciioNs thas there will be ial0 hse.sse yOu.ths report nAadN Q me by shs ffiSy Eoupeil, in reference tosSaN origin of the hfe. and the ayidSeee upon which that Fe. Rsat vas lVunded. . .s'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20
TIE RATTLE OF TIE VHIGSi

&'tI p.I Ii,C OF me bIIuo.
49, .soF6rE is still the Order of the Day in the ranks OF
opposition. In no State is it distinctly sxhi-
',an IN the Keystone Of the Arch.
~. Friend, the Editor of the Philadelphia Advertiser
, GOES Tor Gen Harrison. Not because he is MILF
r s""j'"a, oH no! his Quaker professions forbid so
contradictions but because the General is recon-
eu 10y his civic virtues. What miserable humbug-
81! IS ts ASH our Friend Poulson did not perfect
nh9", that Gen. Harrison never would have been
forward, and could not be supported, but for his
opposed popularity as military chicftan! Ele has
T .n cried up as the triple Hero as the Hero Of the
tanes the Hero Of Cippecano,, and most farcca of
s." as the Hero Of North Bend Friend pouson too has
enght the bcgerent propensity from his hero and most
maniuly battles with Mr. Walsh, in defence OF his
Candidate -
Mr. Walsh, however, lays on, and spares not either
nAnlgh. Seuire-ether Gen. Harrison or Friend
tocson-He lays it most numerically upon the shoul.
yeTs Of The Quakng Edtorand strips the visor from
We We mpostor. He emphaticaly asks Is any thing
sS notorious, than that William H. Harrison was
tS. and has generally and constantly been present.
~ 10 the People, with reference chiefly to his mill
%;y services Has not this been, from the Begin
ing The very policy Of the nomination? Is it not eve
where admitted by his advocates that if to be prefer
.a Mr.. Webster-he is so as the Hero ot7fppecanoc
s.,pposed to be more popular by the influence of his
osa.y career and Aaio@ Will any candid and we'll.
Ion person contend that he enjoys any real diine
!raa - civilian, statesman and patriot Are not hun
Of !e Wing party, nj least his equals if not
his superiors, in eiosc services and qualifications:
Ne IN any respect eminent or influential in Con-
A''S' do his speeches prove any uncommon mental
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

moral and political Code-thal no one has right to do
7orong As Mr. Noah Webster in late Essay, address
ed TO The Editors of the Religious Intelgcncer, very
happily says: .. -.
I'VE have seen several times reprinted, the opinions
OF Daniel Webster the right of free discussion but
we see with regret The msapplcalon of those opinions
They appear to be published to ustifthe privilege claim
ed by the aboons,s, not only Of freely discussing the
question of slavery but of sending their discussions into
the slave holding States for the purpose of obtaining
the immediate emancipation of the slaves. But MT
Webster sop;nons have reference to this They
refer only to political measures and constitutional ques
tons, within the jurisdiction where he is Citizen and
in which il his right and his duty to debate and acl
Ills opinions cnrTcc and that great statesman wants
no aid in vind;caling them
Blu, the gh Of free discussion and of publishing
arguments the subject of SLAVERY, the Souh, stands
on different footing. If such discussion conduct
ed as to endanger the public safety in those States, is
violation OF their rig hts as independent States. And
OF this danger those States the sole legitimate Judges
1t belongs not TO other States, 10 citizens other
States, TO decide whether such discussions the writings
containing them have dangerous tendency not.
The aboitionss entirely overlook established rule
OF law, that ercry is bound to lis o1or. rights
as not to tnjurc tic rights If others "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20
THE SLRPLIIS REVENUE.

n Emu
We recommend to the Political Economists, who COM
!se The John c. Calhoun School, the following remarks
';'m the Charleston Patriot:
The surplus revenue is said at the present moment
"& $G,OC00Cn. The rce pts for the sales Of public
ndsH alleged to amount to ST. 000 G0, being $3300 00U
'ey'nd The Treasury estimate. OF this surplus there
VII De $780, 900 Of U. S. Bank Stock. This must be
disposed Of 10 some shape or other. An augmentation OF
VI" navy has been suggested But the proposals lately
Sued Tor the supply Of live oak timber, embrace Ships
W me Line Fiigars Shops of War. Schooners,
u oteanirrs. All this comes within the ordinary aP-
"Op'a'on What then is to be done with this large and
terminating sugpius' While the Statesmen Of Europe
e Po5zny their wits not provide surplus, for this
SOSe al! rational expectation, but to mike two ends
' ,hcI7 system of public finance, the Statesmen OF
ot9'esaIe n" less Pcrpcxed in what manner to dis
r %" ah excess This is a phenomenon in the tinan-
"' history OF nations II return the excess to the
PF' Ilhc only proper and just mode Of disposng OF
~ wat picture do we even then present. people
unfairly taxing themselves that they may return TO
s" pockets with one hand what They have drawn from
~ villa the other minus the expenses OF collecting
eSe ASrs and paying debaters for long speeches IN
G0ess to settle and determine the ratio OF their re-
''S'oul'"n This shows the coDsummate absurdity OF
"Aecng system Of taxation with scheme of protcc-
N'' IL were better that bounty should be paid to
aaahac,ucts for then the people would not be sadded
al "ie costly folly Of raising money BY taxing them
'iat HEY may replace part of it in those cham
~ rom which it had been drawn; for the loss Is not
fiy IN the expense Of collecting sum not wanted,
os ~. III Withdrawing from productive employment part
NOSE means which constitute the basis of future &C
Gusiiious
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

Died. the residence Of his son. James A. Tni. in Wilcox
,y Ala the eth Oct Hon. Charles TAFT in the 6st OF his
TAFT Lonl w., but rrmovcd al
very early Georgia. where he OF the most distinguish
ed men his lin;c he presided several Judge OF tho
Susrror or afterwards Senator the Congress OF tho
United States. While Congress be watml supported the Admit
n,,ruoas of Mr. ulson Monroe, and mainly nsru
mental in procuring Alabama her chartered limits and ad
Lnion lie removed Alabama in 1872
Judge first established the STATE
resigned n since which lime he hiss lived
tired life devouy hi, time reading aud crary pursuits
Clcd a:1hs residence Of her father in Chesterfield county, Va
Sunday 18th instant the I'd year Of hc' Amanda A.
Roper lingering illness Of 81. months which she bore with
the utmost patience leaving her father, md mor and ssr,
brothers. circle Of rclaions to
their rsp,ablc loss. -
Died Noun. Airy county, va the l4h Nov, Sir
Jennings Bcckwh, in the I'D ycur OF his age
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20
FOR TIE ENQU7REE
TILE IOIiISA RAILROAD.

The pcrsons who have been instrumental in getting up
sscrip,i.n for procuring the services OF competent
Engineer, to survey this road contemplate having it CON
duccd from TayorsyilIe BY Louisa Court house, to the
sagc road leading from Charlottesville to Fredericks
buEr terminating Oh the ridge between tie head waters
Of he North and South Anna Rivers near Gordonsyle
The object in terminating at this point is, to facilitate
the continuance of the road hereafter, up the ravine
formed by the South Anna across the South yes.
Mountain BY Barboursville and Stanardsve to swn.
Run Gap The mountain be crossed at TINS point
without difficulty the head spring off the SCUM a.,
within fifty steps Of its summit The nam %
road should be To accommodate the trade OF the couh
The travel is also an important consideration but oug 9h
to be viewed as secondary one 1t IS presunLeu .ns
road will eventually Be continued TO hs5.se? se45es
Port REPUBLIC and thence Ry 'hs ausas bs wes,sn
aps constructed to & M
vile and to Orange Courthouse the last Of whcr wl,,
at some future day, be continued 10 Madison anu Iuc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20
Vide last Elections Of the People.

Vide last Elections Of the People. . with,
Fuss prctcnce, Lord rs showed in the Isl No. wac "
mic use drawa Of the Evil One III Paradise
As politely called Mr.. Hnrrison
SIraus- D,onta ne-cis. montana
This prophecy will surely he fulfilled. .. TX.
Tbe Wbc often twits the Enquirer about its consenc
Enquirer ought place ffonpcce tie above
tho Wing, ucu B. W. Leigh He Ple,Iy ca'dn.e U now look
,,ency- bot the Whs will drop Ar. Leigh ne now
ing for another candidate Vide Wing OF 18th Dseemne &c o.
Speaking of Judge White for the as tho
evcuts-bcforu they commit themselves TO- OF nrhsv
White" This written or months ,neea u ;"
For they are Nul6ets, Nationals, and the e1-com"nA"
TI, lends me 10 some thoughts the eou5o Of the o'
W Trz.wr when in the Senate three years ago. SNAIL
notice in No. Nv. the gentleman.
II In your Petersburg Speech
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20
What docs thiS mcdR9
We havc been struck with tive following paragraph IN
the Lst Fredericksburg Herald:

'COMMUSICATED.--
gu The Delegate elected represent the county Of
King George in The next Assembly, having notified hs
constituents that resolution will probably be introduced
in the House of Delegates, 10 instruct Benjamin Wat
kns Leigh resign hIs seat in tse Senate of the U nj
ted States and that, unless instructed 10 do otherwise,
he will vote for such resoulion--the People of King
George are requested to assemble their Courthouse,
on the first Thursday in December next, (Conrt day0 to
consult upon the expedcncy of giving instructions to
Mr. Ioos upon The foregoing subject, and also, OF So.
lectins delegates to represent them III franz
ing an Electoral Ticket opposed to the nomination Of tho
Baltimore Convention.
king Gorge County. l1M .NOu. 1875
We hail tbs Sign with p!rasure.-.Mr. Hooc was ono
Of the Delegates who Voted ass session, for g. W. Leigh
But Mr. II. was aUhole-hog Htig. fle stuck to P.
v Daniel, through thick and th;n-and in strains of
eloqucnce, which still yibrae in or ears, he urged his
reelection, the oilicst sroumds But, Whiggery was
distinguished Officer sacrificed rs Martyr TO the
uiopuar Of PARTY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20
PEIE 5PD far Tuuu1v

The Northern prints attaching very undue import
silly advertisement in the Louisiana AdccriScr,
which Processes offer reward of $4,000 for the deli
very Of the notorious Abotnnist Arthur Tappan to the
Committee of Vigilance, of the parish Of East Feciana,
Louisiana The advertisement does not pledge any
TO pay the moncy-not the Committee itself We
have no dnnht that the whole is ridiculous iOnr. And
yet this idle Quiz has been gravcly seized upon by some
Of the Northern papers for the purpose Of alternating the
North from tho South, exciting sympathy in favor of
the Abotonisis and prejudice against the citizens Of
the South The whole Quiz would otherwise be too con-
tcmutibls for notice
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

~ENERAL AGENCY.-Thc subscriber has been,
az for number of years. and is still engaged in the
business ola General 3gsu in The City Of Richmond for
the collection of claims Of every rponrecevng
subscriptions periodical papers, renting out receiving
the rents and selling real property hiring out negroes,
collecting their hires and disPosng of them at public or
private sale, &c. SC. For bis ability und inclination to
rar!orm, with fidelity and dispatch, whatever business
may be entrusted TO him, he refers to the citizens OF
Richmond generally, and particularly to the following
sos sss aii JOSE Fen nas. jos s1a,
g Io ou;ss Wchb g. Co.. }. 81 S. Cosby ~ Co.,
l. Ia seass i 6sn5y sen" Co., chevas Co.
Crump Ers',es e. dsnnS ysgs F F,swhggi,
Charles Ellis, gichHd Anderson anH ]" H. H. f''1"A''
c..., ,.,r,r o,,o.;,c Oh.
, W. G,n'o PHILIP NJ. TABB.
Apvlicunts from the country, to hire their ser
IN oan would cossalt their interest by giving tho
Information on before the 25th day Of Decemher and
oy soon ., practicable thereafter. P. M. T.
Richmond Nav. 20. o/-llt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20
SOUTHERN LITERARY NEssENGER.

SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER
u We requcsedby the Proprietor to state, that,
with the view to correct the rreguarity with which the
Southern Literary Messenger has been issued he has
been induced delay the publication Of the frs, No. Of
the second volume until the 18th Of tie presen, month
The present No. TO bear The Gn:c Dec. lst and hence
forward will be issued with scrupulous regularity at in
tcrrals of month.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20
Senatorial Eiccti0D,

TIL. Petersburg Intciigencer states that Mr. Street
(WhgD obtained majority of about ca votes over DR..
Campbell wan BurenD in Luuenburg county. 1t was
Streets county-and hence his majoriIy.-Princo
Edward the last county in the District, voted on Mon
dayTIe ncIligencer says, There can be no doubt Of
Csul:!beil's election
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20
Tic Groans of the Brii0nS

"a great Harrison meeting has been held at N York
Gulian c. Ferpanck and Silas NJ Stlwell were on the
committee to bring in csoutions-Folowing this, there
will be great Webster meeting. and then probably
great White meeting The Oppnsi,ion thus split up,
will be completely paralyzcd. What folly Who, un-
der such circumstances looks for any thing else but tho
trum plant election of Mr.. Van Buren,. -iicr Gazette
We understand, that private letter receive YES
lerday from H. York, stating that Packet 10 days later
from France was below.-It is possible, that some
counts may be received, upon the French question.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

Mr.. .7dan,s is very early in his attendance Com
gress. File arrived at Washington on Monday last. The
Boston Advocate (Anti Masonc) says that His oppo-
nents will find him at his post in Congress, ndonabe
in mind and sound in body; that all his great
grs will be ven to his country. lie is 6S years
old, and his uniform habit is to walk or miles every
morning before breakfast Another Boston paper gives
ominous sign, viz: that a letter read at a
meeting in Springfield previous to the late cleo
ton, by Geo. Bancroft ESQ., from the Hon John Quincy
Adams, denouncing the Whig party, &c. &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20
THE DISCUSSION.

Gerrit Smith, at the Abolition Convention, and the ar
gumentative, conclusive reply Of the Albany Argus
The whole school, from Tappan down to the New otS
Evening Post and American, who talk about Inc ao-
strao Right Of Discussion forget the inst principle III Inc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

NOTICE. wish 10 employ Teacher, for next
"a year, TO take charge Of Spring Grove Academy
ncar nv residence with abilities sufficient to prepare
the scholars for the University Amy gentleman desiring
thei,uaton, will please address me, at HayesvIe Post
Office. Franklin County, n. CaIoEaa, and VII make
h" S ao ' 57-9t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

MARX ETS.-.i0ermber f9M, 1885.
ToyAcco-OM Tugs 50 a 6 so; leafy refased a 9;
common passed 80 So; good Ga SO;
fine 10 q i2 50. .leD in hhds. 4 so for
r4inings; lugs 5 g.. leafy refused "a So
ioose 6 a IS 50. Supplies Of loose lGrge-of
hhds. Hght.
F1ovR-Supples moderate-dtmand good at Sc 25
Holders ask ST so, which purchasers being
cepts through The canal 60 into store.
Wur.r--Dcmand cood-red l30-whte 1876 cts.
BAGWELL, SMITH g. JONES.
WnoLEsAEE PRICES.
WuESr-J30 10 1876 cts. OArs-33 to 50 Cts
CoRS-Old 90, new 20 cts. RrE-7o cts.
Corros-l6 to u cts. SALr-S22
WORTHAM McGRUDER g. co.