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FER GEVK.H.


RHAELZELS CONFEDERATION OF MOS
lYH COW, &c.-Now exhibiting at the Museum
Exhibition every evening. Doors open at quarter be-
fore o'clock Exhibition 10 commence at half past
seven o'clock precisely u The front seats exclusive
" appropriated for childIen.ea Abundance 90 cent
Children under twelve years of age half price. Tick
the Museum.
December IL. Cd
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USSTRAiED from my Sons Wagon, in the CITY
Il Of Richmond, near the Old Market house, about
IN. ?a of November last Colt, with halter on
This colt will be four years old The next Spring ana
ism loal and had long tail twas shod before, short
re before it left the Wagon, will give five dollars
,enar any who will deliver it to me- near Dun,
k'k in the county OF King and Queen and all reasonable
eences paid they will deliver the said colt to Mr.
Jha Wren, ofthe CITY of Richmond, who will pay the
,ward VIM. MANN.
December II. Oo-G
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EIYARMERS BANK OF VIRGlNlA.-The annual
Ill meeting of the Stockholders, for the election OF
Directors for the Bank, and for the Offices of Discount
and Depositc, will be held on Wednesday the 9th Of
January. VIM. NEkERElS, Cashier
Dec 60-2awtd
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GALE OF LOTS in the 7o,rn Of ST. Joseph. Post
y yoned.-'rbe sale of Lots in the town OF ST. Jo-
seph has been postponed till the 18th of January next
when they will take place the same terms as those
heretofore advertised ROBT. BEFERlOHE,
Prest Lake Wimco s. St. Joscph's Canul Company.
ST. Joseph, w. F. 10Th Nov, 1885.
n B. The papers tina, inserted the original advertise
mcnt, will continue 10 do so till the 10th January, and
also the above postponement Immediately under it
They will confer favor by citing the public attention
to the same, in en- editorial article. -. go,
Dec. II Ni-LloJ
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a LADY wishes to obtain situation, as teacher IN
"A private family She is qualified to give Ins.fn S
ion in English, music &c. FGt 1uftheF Paf"cu'a'S' a0
dress % F. G. E., Portsmouth, va re- o,
Dec u WV
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POSTPONEMENI

POSTPONEMENT
NJ The above sales postponed to the lh January,
1896 Tyc River to the l1t at Rack island ana 70 inc
Is,h n Rockev Point w. MORGAN.
Noro,,hnr / 52-wtd
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g7lRGINIA OIL STONE.-A constant supply OF
his si,clc so important to the users ofedged tools:
Is constantly kept on hand by
Dec L. GG(i-3t1 G.. Y. RAYMOND.
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LAND OrrIcr, VA. December I: IS::S).

LAND OFFICE, VA: December Z: lo:s'
I'm conformity to an Act entitled San Act to reduce
into one act the several acts concerning Eschrat"rS
passed on the 9th day of January, ISIS? DO hereby
make known to all whom may that appears
by the certificate of the Escheator for the county OF
Northumberland, dated the goth day of November So
and received into the Land Office, that by lnquISillon
and Office found the day and year last aforesaid the
following Lands, late the property Of James Si dec d.
hive duly cschcacd to this Commonwealth: VIZ: one
Tract of % acres more less and one of acres: more
or less; and both in the Parish of Lower ST. ScpcnS IN
Northumberland county. w. SELpL ~
December g. I62-l5tl Register Land Office
MNOR RENT OR SALE, the old and valuable Ia
stand, at New Ise.. CT -: TIE Pc ar,
yantaees of this stand are that is the site OF the CUun
~ and SuDprnr Conrt-is just half way between VIZ
Harrisburg and Richmond There is Land sufficient at
taced to to work six hands. The crop IS about tour
barrels of to the acre There is suilcency OF
land of fine quality in wood to make good Farm lnde
pendent of the Tavern parton this. suilcIency OF
tobacco or cotton might he made TO pay for the land IN
few years There is on this land fine shell mari, when
could be used to great advantage Any person wishing
to rent or purchase, will be pleased to apply to the SUBJ
scribcr in Williamsburg, or to MIR. G /. trump OF
Richmond, who is authorised TO sell or rent. -,,,,,
BURWELL BASSETT.
10, n 43-tf
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a HARPETlNGS AND RUGS.-We have received
y on consignment by the ship Grace, from Liverpool,
and offer for SALE Brussels, Threepy,
aud Venan Carpe,ings-Brussels, Wilton, Tufted and
other Rugs. JAQUELIN TAYLOR " co.
Richmond Nov. 81 5D-2aWt
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NGliCE-A petition will be presented to the next
S legislature fVirginia praying for precinct cleo.
CTspm lillian Irwin Tavern, in the lower section of
~aiahd county. 4o-J October 8.
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NBRlTiSl DRY GOODS, per ship Tally Ho tre'"
& b Lirerpoot-Our importation Of faH BRITISH Try
CoOds has arrived at City Point, James River and viii
be in store and opened in day or two. More wIi be
said Of it F. u }. S. JAMES ~ ~,
Sent, / CA-t0 Market Bridge
~ ENERAL AGENCY.-Thc subscriber has been,
W for a number Of years, and is still engaged IN the
business of General agent, the City Of R'c'nond tor
the collection of claims Of every rpton-receiv!ng
subscriptions TO 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. NC For his ability and inclination to
PERFORM with fidelity and dispatch whatever business
may be entrusted to him. he refers TO the citizens OF
Richmond generally and particularly to the following
gentlemen, viz:
Joseph Tate, Mayor, Messrs. Joseph Marx a. Son.
Richie IL Cook Peasants & Abbott Fleming " Joseph
S James, Lewis Webb ~ Co., J: Il S. Cosby ~ Co.
Lancaster, DENLY e. Co.. Peter J. Chevalle " Co.,
Crump e. Lyon, Eustace & Temple, James rawlings,
Charles Ellis, Richard Anderson, and VIM H. fitzwhyl
u, Office OH Governor Street. nearly opposite the
Post Office PHILIP NJ. lADB.
II. b. Applicants from the country, TO hire their ser
wants in town would consult their interest by giving the
information before the 25th day of December, and
by sending the servants TO me, OH or before ial aIe
or rs soon as practicable thereafter. L. NJ L.
Richmond, Nov. 20 "-it
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-REGEEyN OVID.


a fAROLlSE LAND FOR SALE-Dy virtue u
| y the last Will and Testament of Humphrey Sale,
deceased of Caroline county, Virginia, the SUBSCRIBER
will offer to the highest bidder on tho premises on Mon
day. the 9TH day Of January, 1886, the next fa Day
thereafter Attract Of Land, in the county aforesaid 81,
tuatcd on Beverly Run, ard estimated to contain eoU
acres more or less. This land will be sold on credit OF
II months the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curty and Deed Of Trust TO secure the punctual pay
ment of the purchase money This is among the most
desirable Forest Farms in Caroline county. There is
cermodiors wostory dwelling house upon lt-a spring
of the coolest and pures water, perfectly convenient to
the mansion house-and very large orchard OF the best
selected kinds of appes with other convencnces The
situation is nncommony healthy, being entire exempt
from atmospheric that produce the bilious diseases
of our climate The soil Of this farm is we'll adapted
to the growth of the usual staples: corn wheat and to-
bacco further description of the Land is deemed I'M
necessary is presumed any person desrous OF buy
ing will view it, and Judge for themselves:
Mr. William Duins, adjoining, will shew the Land
to any person wishing TO purchase The subscriber will
make such Title only as is vested in him, the Admins
TRAITOR with the Will annexed Of Humphrey Sale, d.,
which right he believes unquestonable.
JAMES w. BURWELL, administrator,
with The MI ANNEXED. Of II. Sale, decd.
Caroline CO., Va, December l. Colds
a VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-Thc SUBJ
IA scriber offers for sale his tract of Land lying in the
county of Chesterfield eight miles above Richmond and
within half mile of James River containing 55O acres,
of about equal portions of cleared and wood land This
Farm has been improved by careful management and
the use of clover and plaster that nearly the whole Oft
now produces clover kindly. About 20 acres are good
creek meadow, part Of which is in herds grass
and produces fine crops. The wood has just been
cleared away from SO Of good tobacco land, which
may be brought into cultivation with very little labor
The wood land is valuable from its contguity to
the River, and the facility with which the wood can be
carried to Richmond The wood is worth 80 cents
per cord it stands the land and contracts Tor the
sale Of several hundred cords that price annually, can
now be made. The improvements are nearly new, and
sufficient for the comfortable accommodation Of tanl-
w. The situation is healthy and the water fine During
INV absence applications may he addressed to my bro
Their Col Peter F. Smith, of Manchester, (who is fully
empowered 10 sell and convey the land or to my Mana
ger, Mr. Thomas Cheatham, upon the premises, who
will show the land TO persons disposed to purchase It.
JORDON SMITH.
P ST. wish also to sell sc Of land, upon most
of which the wood is standing lying within three ana
half miles Of Manchester adjoining the lands OF MI
Green Hall, Mr.. Fisher and Others ). s.
Oct. 20. 4o-u
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

= AND FOR SALE-By virtue Of a Deed OF Trust
] from Thomas Aharan to the subscriber, bearing
,,r the 9TH day of June 1884, and of record IN the
rtks office Of Gloucester county, shall proceed to
N as Trustee, for cash. on the 9Th day Of January,
,-N at the Of James W. Ransom, TO satisfy the
,,oscs Of said decd, certain tract parcel of land.
r.,;nno one hundred and quarter acres, being The
% tract parcel Of land purchased by said Aharan Of
,h W. Jordan. The above land lies on the ork river
aI and adoins the land of Col VIM. Field, Col. Gates
h. ZONES and others, and is wei! tmbered. shall only
convey such title as is vested in me as Trustee
Gloucester, Dec II. 66-it
,-FGROES FOR SALE-Will be sold, to the high
3 s, bidder for cash. a, the Bell Tavern, in the City
Richmond on Wednesday the Both inst at II clock
;r otherwise the next fair day. four likely Negroes,
inoinr to the orphans of John Hogg, decd, late OF
hanover county, consisting Of woman, who is hFst
..co,k washer, and roncr, without incumbrance; two
1870 ,;rIs one about l3 the other 20 years Of age and
I,o bow about l. years old. For the character and
~ 6catons of the cook. washer and ironcr, intorma-
,r can be- obtained of Mr.. Tho. Tallcy, who has had
several wears Mr. r. G. Scott, who hires the younger
- i rirls, can give information about her. MIR. Ro
y NV who hires the other GIRL give hc1 character
-; Qualifications. The boy lives with the subscriber,
xo will take pleasure in being called upon for intorma'
IN respecting nm. 'oS H1Hnhn ~ Iym
Dec. IL Oo-,os
AID AND NEGROES FOR SALE.-Will be
Sold on Wednesday. the 23d Of December, at Will
I..,rv;le near Bevs Bridge, in the upper end of
Irsrrfcd county the tract Of land on which Mrs Sa-
I Rowlett lately resided, containing about 500 acres
Nso, y or Is Negroes, among which are some good
P: hands; and all the Personal Estate of which Mrs
E,ver died seized. The land will be sold upon one,
,so and three years credithe Negroes for cas--,he
,,nce Of the property will be sold credit which
vii be made known on the day Of sale. The above
Land lies Immediately in the neghborhood of Wikn-
srnri!le, adjoining Edward Anderson. VIM; Blankn-
.7 and Others and will be shown by James Rowlett or
Dr. S,rinscr
All persons having claims against the Estate of the
m Peter Rowett ec'd., are hereby notified to present
them for payment, on or before the day of sale.
S. WOODBRIDGE,
Dtp.y for Thos. Finney, Int Sheriff Of Chesterfeld
ard as such admr. Of Peter Rolctstt; decd.
December Il. oo-2t
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Dtpty for Tos Finney, late Sheriff Of Chesterfield,
and as such admr. Of Peter Roaclsn; decd .
December L. o0-2t
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P ST. wish also to sell sc acres Of land upon most
Of which the wood is standing. lying within three and
half miles of Manchester, adjoining the lands OF MI
Green Hall, Mr.. Fisher and others. j. 5
Oct 81 4S-tf
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IT. SIIHEVE :, = =,
Al! persons having claims against the Estate of the
m Peter ROwlett decd are hereby notified s he'd to PFese"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-21

BELL TAVERN-The subscribers respectfully in
b form their friends and the public generally, that
they have leased for term of years the Bell Tavern
which will be opened for their reception Monday the
9th July; and knowing the meIitcd and nyidous cha
racier universally imputed to it, they admonished
that they will have TO untrng perseverance and u-
dicous management to counteract the prevailing prcu
dices and to aord comfort and satisfaction. They take
vast deal OF pleasure in mentioning that the hitherto
uninvng and cOmfortless condition of the Bell and its
appurtenanccs which promised much dissatisfaction
and withheld and embarrassed that prosperity lis locality
SO eminenty merits, has been superseded by many des
rablc and valu@eein,Droycmeus indicative of better
times, and which will almost enable pTge entire
satisfaction to those with whose company they my be
favored
We have experienced ostlers-Onr stables will be well
supplied with all kinds of grain aud forage
WILLIAM WASHINGTON
WILLIAM TALIAFERRO.
July 3 ~ &c
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ENOR SALE-Ihe JUvERNA Tract of Land (the late
IL residence Of Elizabeth w Deanc, dcceasedO living
in the county of Cumberland within one mile of the
ton all fthe year to Richmond3 containing
1--WE hundred aud fifty sixty acres Itis believed few
highland Farms in Middle Virginia not more extensive
possess greater advantages than this. To the agricu
turst holds out high prospects of reward for his indus
try-to the wealthy gentlemen of the lower country
pleasant retrcatin summer surrounded by many agrcea
bic and intelligent neghbors Mr.. Henry Page who
resides on the premises VIII take pleasure in showing
the land To those DESTROYS of purchasing
For terms OF sale, apply to the subscrbern Richmond,
or to MIR. Maurice l.. Hobson of Cumberland
THOS. J. DEANE, administrator
Richmond June 20 Its
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July 3.

ga ESTMORELAND FARM FOR SALE will
w sell my Farm, lying in the county of Wcstmorc-
lard, ON the Potomac River, called King Copsico and
containing nearly 500 acres This is one of the most
productive farms its size in the Northern Necklics
this Farm oycrsccr house barn and other ncccs
sary out houses Persons wishing to purchase Will d-
rect their letters To the Subscriber at Mansfield near
riGdericksourg VIM. BERNARD
June ,. ~,
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Richmond, June 70.

FHNO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-'rhe sub
IA scriber takes this of reminding all those gen
tlemen whose notes o purchases the sale of the late
Major Hugh Davis) Will be due and payable the l9th
July, inst. that Punctualiy in their payment releases
them from interest for eight months He would here
remark that having right to remit the interest after il
has accrued he hopes they will avail themselves of their
pryilcgc.fo all other persons indebted to the said es
tate he must say should they forward and pay
their respective dues, before the day above named
satisfactorily adjust the same that Immediately there
after they will be put in suit All persons holding
claims of any kind against his lcsator will present them
wthou delay properly for MT rcsoly
ed as he is upon speedy close of his administration
Let him again request that may be without unneces
sary cost to the debtors
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THNRUsr SALE OF REAL EsTATE--Arrccnhly

YHNRUSr SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-Aprccably
" 20 the provisions Of deed of trust, executed by
William Hatcher to the subscriber bearing date tie first
Office of Chesterfield County Court for certain purposes
IN the said deed expressed the Undersigned as trustee
VIII proceed TO sell Monday the 18th day of August
next, at the Half Way House. public auction to the
highest bidder for ready money, all that parcel
oil land lying and being in the county Of Chesterfield
upon oot sides OF the Manchester and Petersburg turn
PIKE road containing by estimation four hundred acres
Toe the same moro OF less bounded by the estates of fcer
Hatcher, decd, Peter Edwards, decd and George
Cox, being the tract commonly called MoOdy's.
believe the title to the above land to be GOOD; but
acting as trustee shall convey only such title as is vest
cd IN me by the decd of trust aforesaid The will
commence at ~ o'clock.
CHARLES f. WOODSON, Trustee.
July IL. 0o zoe
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IS nanny KEMBLE.-Famny Kc,nhlc Hutl,.r.s Jn,r.
u ma! Is this day received by r. SMITH
Also, further supply of new fashionable Music for
the piano forte ll--tl May a.
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R enquirer published week, generally,
three during the v the
rricc heretofore, Five Dollars able adj
Notes OF chartered, banks ony) will be
e'vcl in Inc Eior viii TIA. safety remit
mails the being paid by the
will dtscohtinucd,
EItvrs, uutil all hav. been paid
1 Whoever Will gantcc tho of nine papers, shall
have tho tenth graf
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
untlit
. assumed by person in this cty cnyrons
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January 9Th. 1885.

On The evening Of the 18th of January inst called
see Nir Grundy at his room When stepped into the
room found Col Standeicr there. MIR Grundy asked
me 10 take seat and immr datcly stated that Col Stan
ayicr ana himself we're just conversng about tier in
which was interested The subject Of the conversation
was then stated and the detailed
IN iile foregoing statement Of Mr. Grnndy took place.
The statement made by MIR. Grundy accords with my
recollection OF the conversation and correctly forth
III the foregoing statement JAMES X POLK.
January 18Th. IS35
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A UGUSTA SPRlNGS.--This delightful Summer
IA retreat and Watering place is again open for the re.
cepon of company, under the supcrintcndcnce of the
subscriber To such as u:acquainted with the wa.
ler 1t may he proper TO say, that it is pronounced by
those acquainted with the Earrowgaic Springs in Eng
land TO be of the quality. The situation is very
pleasant, the surrounding country Wild aud picturesque
and the accommodations inferior those Of no water.
crlng place in Western Virginia. Visitors to the Warm
Hot, White Sulphur or other Springs in Western Vir.
ginia may take the Augusta Springs in their route with
perfect convenience and without any material increase
Of distance, say not than mile; new road be.
ing nearly completed, which is quite level and SMOOTH
from Staunton 20 the Augusta Springs.
July IL. f2f-4t1 IOUN II PECK
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@SALE OF LOTS IN FARMvlLLE.--On Thurs.
~ day. the 30h day of July S:I5 will be sold nj
ton, i'll the Town of Farmve. IL half acre LoTs, and
u fractional Lors, being addition to the present plan
OF said Town, the west side thereof Twelve months
credit will be- given, the purchaser giving lien upon the
Lots and good aud satisfactory personal security for the
purchase money
JAMES MADISON,
MOSES TREDwAY, Trustees acting
ABRAHAM VENADLE, Sunder the act Of
GEORGE r.. MOTLEY, the assembly.
JAMES NJ JACKSON,
May 90. ids
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-VdsLJME XXXEH.--No. ~.

told hi Col r.. of it the day before the mcctn, was
TO take place; and lat Inc knew that he Col p at
tod hini that he would attend the meeting and
signed his reasons. Col p further sid to Col. St,nde
Ter, mat his, Col! Ps, certanly lie under
I'"od Tor that. lac had Only dcc ned attending the
meeting hut that after the citing had been held, he
had drshned signing letter prepared be signed by
me ucegalion addressed to Judge White. on the sub
ect OF MS running for the Presidency which letter had
been presented him. Col p Tor his signature Either
Coi Polk or myself asked him whore the letter or paper
IN answerto Alr Johnson letter was lie answered he
ed, that from what he had heard, hc uought would
be sent to johnson at all
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-21

EM DOLLARS REWARD-Rah away from the
eDST Subscribers Saw Mill, OH Wynns creek Hall
fax, Va, negro man called Presley Presley is ap.
parcntly about 30 years of age, well built complexion
quite dark and considerably above the middle size about
ter and good hand at almost any kind of labour
When spoken to, his delivery is slow and as there is
nothing peculiar i'll his appearance recocctcd any fur
Their dcscrptions Unnecessary There a scar on one
of his legs knees believe. II probable that nc may
be lurking some boats between Weldon and Milton. II
e., or else, suppose, he is making his way for
the State of Ohio, other free State. A Reward
of twenty five dollars will be paid if the above named
slave IS taken within fifty miles of this place and Gy
dollars 1t taken and delivered to the subscriber at any
distance exceeding one hundred miles
ALEX CUNNINGHAM.
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& SA REWARD-Rau away from lhe subscri-
~ sIV bers about the ID Monday in MAY,
oar negro man Austin, about feet or inches hph
bright complexion, large beard and black wlskcrs
marks recollcctcd Said negro purchased Of Mr..
George w Stanback, of Petersburg, and probably le is
lurking IN or about tot place at this time ali persons
are hereby OTewarncd against barbourng or employing
sald negro IN any shape whatever. as hc Inv
will be gldy enforced Masters Of yesses arc also eau.
toned against aiiording him any conrivancc by which
he may get out Of the State
The above reward will be paid Wy person who viii
deliver the SAID negro to the subscribers. or odge him i'm
any ja in the State 50 that SIC get him again.
WIN w BELTS
r. w. KNIGHT
Lunenbure, July 18th. 1875. 9l-st
RT EW YORK Wb0icsale Ciook Bnrlouso.-I s
LIZ PEUsDN s. Co. offc at their Clrah Ware.rooo,s
No 49, Cedar street. New York 70 valuable anil cxtcn.
siyc assortment OF Gcntemcn's Ladies' Bows and
Misses embracing every variety Of Cloth Acri.
no, Sk Satin, Circassian, Cambct and Plaid Cioaks
made IN lhc best manner, AID adapted - tic South
American, West India. Southern aud Western uafkcfs
Aiso continually hand, those nadc n thc latest ON
don and Paris fashions suited To- the Fancy and Gle
radcs Merchants, visiting New YORK. CITY viii do
well 10 call and make early examination Of their cx
ceedngly extensive Stock their establishment teips
The only exclusively Cloak Store ia the CITY All orders
viii be forwarded agrcenbly nsfncons and gi,h DC
utmost despatch.
July u. el-or
HRiLLETS, BlLLETs.-I wisI 10 purchase. deli
n y vcrable az the Penenfory between fartv and 81
~ thousand -four barrel b1ets For twenty thousand
delivered Immediately, say by the fsl Of July, (ncxt
month"; viii pay 81 per thousand.
TuOs G. MoNCURE.
June 10 ll2- On. yefHf PcnotrpHDr.