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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-29
Moses Dawson, Chmn., &c coS Com. H. DNN / N
TRinUTG FRVM An EYrMy

TRIBUTE FR9M AN ENEMY,
AhoLsrioN OF SLAvEHF-We publish to-day, an ac-
states, on the motion of MIR Buchanan TO reject The
memorial of the Gala Quarterly Meeting of the Reli
gous Society of Friends, for the abolition of slavery
ana especially the slave trade. Sureya
nIgnt nave committed the task OF making such mo-
ton to some Other Senator.
Our readers will perceive that there were bot six
votes against this motion, viz: Websier and Davis of
Massaclusetts Swift and PTentiss of Vermont night
oil Rhode Island, and hendricks OF Indiana.
The Southern Senator'S whether Van Rnren cr A MI
was 10 be expected. But when we look for the names
OF the Northern Van Buren, mem we see al once the
hnger o! the Magician Every Senator under the con-
troll OF Mr. Van Buren, 1o0H erceii0n voted for the
from New York, the confidential agents Of The Magician
Look at Hill, and Shepey, and Niles and Hubbard from
new England, Wall from New Jersey, Buchanan from
fennsyiyanIa Look wherever the Magician has inAu-
ence, ana there there is vote against the memorial
we wish readers to bear this in mind and then In
recolect that in the lower House the case was lust the
same The Van Buren, men from New York in that
House went in solid column for resolutions declaring any
meddng with slavery im the District would be breach
oiah thus IN fact perpcuating slavery and the slave
trade, so far as their votes could do IT,
We shall look with much anxiety for Mr. Websfcr's
views on The subject dusJarg Ga-euc
a side'oioder for Mr.. Leigh MIR Tyles letter TO the
Virginia Legislature, rcsigning his Senatorship con.
cludes thus: ~
81 shall carry with into retirement the nrincinles
winch brought with me into public Ide-and by the
surrender of the high station to which was called Lv
ample to my childocR which shall teach them 60 reqard
as nothng, place and Office when either are TO be al.
tanned or held at the sacrifice of honor"
III MT Leigh can swallow that pill without qrimace
VIII ne OF no use 10 exhibit ostrches hereafter IL is
worse than one of Jin Phelam hardest hits
Russian C,oyes
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LATEST FROM TEXAS
(From the Naictez DaHy Cogriey. 1Iareb
Go u ,4o.,.. RI ,

y
SAa PArRicio, Feb q, lS3G
Dear sr-Don Placido Benavidcs has lust arrived.
and brings disagreeable intelligence Gonzales cam
mand - entirely dispersed, and twenty two men taken
prisoners Three bundled cavalry and three hundred
infantry, have arrived nj Metamoras which in addition
70 the garrison makes e effective force there 1000
men, and more are expected shortly. Cos and all ILL.,
officers from Be1r are raising troops march on Texas
One thousand men are already on tie rio FRO Ono
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NOLlAi, the very best son of that celebrated race
IN horse American Eclipse will stand the present sea-
son, at our stables in Marysvill Charlotte county Va
and be let TO the following terms viz $50 the
season, payable the 18th day of July next at which
time 1t will terminate; $5 TO insure pregnancy de.
mandable il is fully asccrtained To be the case
or The property OF the mare in any way transferred
Classes OF mares 10 the number of six however will be
put at lU each one person becoming responsible; TO-
getler with : in all cases TO the groom
Extensive and excellent pasturage i'm the season ora,
It's Mares will likewise be fed with grain and receive
the very best attention, for % per day The sub
scrbers pledge themselves, severay and individually to
take The best possible of all entrusted 10 their
Management and will their efforts To pre-
accidents of every kind nevertheless they will not in
-
Gentlemen sending mares from n distance will direct
them to the care of of the subscribers viz Richard
GAINES, residing in the vicinity, with minute written
directions to him. and instructions in the particular man
they may wish their TO be treated their
habits, &c, whether mschievous o sptelul &c &c
Goliah was got by Eclipse; his dam by Mendoza; i'm
ported Expedition; Maid of the Oaks, by the imported
Spread Eagle; Annette, by the imported Old Shark Mel
sons buckingham; True Wing; Bayor's Gaant inn
ported Burwels Regulus; imported horse Old Diamond
son OF INTERPRETATION got by Hckory his dam
Neltletop by the imported horse Old Diomed Betsey
Lewis, by the imported horse Old Shark; ATLANTA by
the Imported horse Lyndsays Arabian; celebrated Anne
rcln running horse Lees Old Mark Anthony; imported
Crawiord imported Svereye; imported Janus import
ed mare imported by the late Gen Alexander Spots
WOOD oil Spotsyvania county, Va.-For confirmation of
the pedgrees OF the above horses Edgars General
Stud Book the comprehensive and scientii hook
ever published this subject md for Mark Anthony see
also the A. L. r. and S. M.,~vol /, p. SIS, No. l.
THOMAS p RICHARDSON,
RICHARD }. GAINES,
ROBERT f. GAINES.
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Piano FOrtes.

HD OBERT NUNS, CLARK ~ CO.'S PIANOS
EG with Metallic Brace and Plate Grand Action lono
sounding board, upper Dampers and two Pedals-The
subscriber is constantly receiving supplies from the
above makers the superior quality of whose Instruments
IN all respects is duly acknowledged by daily increasing
demand for them throughout the United States and the
Canadas, and they offered in Richmond at the
same price the makers charge in New York adding on
ly freight and insurance. the subscriber hopes TO receive
continuation of the patronage literally bestowed on
the above establishment by the citizens of Richmond
and of the State in general.
To those not already acquainted with these Instru-
ments, 1t may not be superuous say that they are
made with particular regard to keeping in tune IAN OBJ
Ject so desirable especially when distant from cities or
where tuners are seldom To be met with having not on
ly the Metallic Plate, but also the Brace the most essen
ln OF all metallic applications in the Square Piano Forte
This brace IS not applied by any makers except NUNS
Clark s. Co.
GRAND ACTION
The Grand Action applied in these instruments is
OF sImpe constructions at the time most effective
III its operation, being easy TO the touch PRODUCING
powerful or soft tone at the will OF the performer and
VIII remain in perfect good order for many years The
Dampers are made improved plan having four
umes The quantity of cloth, and otherwise varyinq from
the ORDINARY hampers, which them operate bet
Ter viii last much longer, and liable TO stick or
make juggling noise, often the with those of the
ordinary construction.
u a guarantee in writing entities The purchaser TO
return or exchange his instrument any time within one
year, should II prove defective. IN
All new Pianos sold 10 remain in this CITY will be
kept IN tune one year without charge.
No charge is made for packing or hacking case
Pianos tuned, repaired and taken in exchange
p. Fl. TAYLOR
r 20 Opposite the Bunk Of Virginia
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IO2-tf

81 bROGS .bediciHeS, PaintS, oils, Dgestugs, GLaSs
AH $c, $e--Ihe subscriber will in few DAYS be in
receipt OF his Spring supply, and socs call from the
merchants and Physicians, who may wish TO purchase
at 'cofeSaie assuring them that every inducement which
can be had IN this or any other market will be offered
at the old established stand sipn Of the Biqck BI d
horiar, Market Square, door below hessfs Lincas
ter, Denny d Co, and Immediately opposite Mcssrs r.
~ > > James q GO. NJ. L.. DAY
ct
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%. 7.
To be drG'e" at Meraadria, ..1pra 3D. 1866 Nos,
Eleven drawn

Dcawa-ls and Cd S250-2d and Sd SI5O-3d and
1th 500 -1th and 9th S70-5ih aud 9th SGO-Glh and
9Th $50, &c &c.
Tickets $40, halves s., quarters 50 90.
Tickets and shares ia the above splendid Lotteries
may be had as usual in every variety at the Lottery OF
nee oil GEO, W. DIXON
Opposite the Eagle Hotel
tickets will be promptly attended to, il addressed as
above.
March -. no ,r
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Feb. 90.

HRUCEPHALUS will make his next season at his
"A - former stand, the Deep. Run Coal Pits near tie
short Pump Henrco county Terms will appear in his
bills, &c ZACHARIAH McGkUDER
March 10. I05-way
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March %.

81 x DOLLARS REWARD for BETSY, who went off
ssI on the night of the 9th of February last She
Is very key negro woman from % 80 years of age
mas an excellent counenance, speaks quick when spo
Ken TO- bushy head no particular marks rccoeced sup
posed to be about five feet high spare madecarred off
al her cothngl among which were three calico dresses
to witt white and red-one yellow red purple and
whitethe other white red aud purple also one dress
made OF counterpart, blue and white-one checked
apron, blue and white. Her winter dress was filled in
with yarn and cotton four threads each Also one man
white, yarn coat, the cuffs and collar made red pad
dIng: Several handkerchiefs-among which were one
small, black silk Her other dressing not recoecled
Will give The above reward if taken Of the county
and secured SO that get her again; or ten dollars If
taken IN the county and delivered to Ii is likely
she may have free papers, or pass written bv some
person. FIELD CLARK, Is. 81
Lunenburg, March 10. fO5NGt
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January 10.

Ia CHANCEtY -VIEGIEiA.--At Rules holden i'm
"a The Clerks Office orthe Circuit Superior Court of
Law ana Chancery Tor Powhatan county from the lst 10
the'Gth day OF February, in the year 1856
Edmund A. Lockett, Administrator with tie will an.
heXeo, o. Edmund Lockct', deceased Pllf.
against
Ben. Watkins, sheriff Of Powhaan. and administrator
Of Jno Bryant, dcc Sally Lockctt James Martin and
Jane lis wife, Stephen Bryant Silas BRYANT exor Of
James Bryant, dec, and in his own right Gabriel II
Jones and Mary his wife, and William c. Bryant Dns
The defendants, James Martin and Jane his wife Sic
phen Bryant, and VIM G.. Bryant, not having entered
their appearance and given security according To the act
Of Assembly aud the rules Of this Court and il apnear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are not inbab
ants Of this COnmOnwealth-On the motion Of Tho
Plaintiff BY Samuel Taylor, Esq, his Attorney N IL or
deFed, That The said James Martin and Jane his wife
stephen Bryant, aud VIM G. Bryant, do appear before
the Judge OF oar said Circuit Court tie court house
ct SAID county on the FIRST day Of April Term next and
answer the plaintiff BILL and give security for pcroyn
ing snch decree tie Court may make herein and tbat
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
paper published ~ the city Of Richmond and continued
Tor two months excessively, and that another cnov bc
posted at the front door Of The courthouse of this COUNTY
Copy--Tcstc,
Feb. O. ts7-wswl r. j. GRAVES, .. c.
NOTICE 10 OVERsEERS. --The SUBSCRIBER by
y unexpected occurrence is in want of m
ovcrseer extensive highland farm, with about an
hundred acres Of Wlss low ground mott far above ,s
mouth lie is induced to this method Of making il
known because Of tie great uncertainty Of obtaining al
ibis Of the ycar in all respects qualified to
discharge the duties Of sliu, experienced induslr.
ons aud attentive man. Of good character who IL not
already engaged Unless he can be satisfied that he is
thus quahed he has no disposition % employ him
RANDOLPH HARRISON
CIiioni 10TH March, 1896. iOG-w0
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EOAETaCAE.
CINCINNATI DINNER.

WAsHINcroN, Jan 9Th, 1856
GESTLEMES-Your kind invitation OF Jau 2lsl as
Committee i'll behalf of the Democracy of Hamilton re-
qpesung some sentiment from the proposed cel-
braton OF the expiration of the charter the Bank of the
United States, was duly received and the answer delay
ed lew days, 10 the end of the
pending in the Legislature of Pennsy for prantin
State institution. These proceedings have ended and
that institution rs again in existence for prolonged pc.
rod with increased privileges diminished restrictions
and without the adoption of any of those notifications
contained in the rechartcr of 1892 passed bv Con-
gross and vetoed by President Jackson and which oi
ncons were admitted to be necessary by the friends aud
advocates OF the Bank The institution then is not at
an end; the charter is revived, and with as much or
greater power mischief than ever possessed befrc
Branches under the disguise Of agencies State insti
tutlons, ieagued with the ccnSgal Bank of Philadenhn
VIII continue To do all its business in the States mill
uca ana pecunary; and the people of the States will
nave the same enemy 10 encounter before with The
disadvantage OF having disguised enemy instead of nm
by
-Four years ago, the veto session. 1 was informed Inv
SENATOR VINO was ~ the confidence of the Bank-who
corresponded with its President and advoc1ied lis re-
charter on the floor of the Srnae-tha The. Bank ,vonId
get charter from the State of Penn yvania it failed
IN gettng one from Congress aud having this norna-
ton constantly in my mind, have, on every occasi,n
on which have spoken written on the Bank deca,
ed that that institution dead that il was onv
Affecting death TO secure life and that our hardest bat
Ties were yet to be fought with g These battles are
no" 10 oegn, and are To cnnn1e for thirty years unless
the Democracy of Pennsylv na-tlIe VANGUARD ofthe DO
mocracy OF the whole Unoa--shall quickly relieve The
union from their dreadful enemy which the Legislature
OF that state has Just restored to life and vgor nsad
then OF sentiment homogeneous 10 the occasion for
winch your celebration intended | must offer Won
one OF very different character; il this The Demo
crazy 81 6 JaiOn-Aay have courao e and constance
10 hgit out the battles with the Bank of The Inited
states under all the shapes and forms which the HYDRA
and proican monster may assume
nave the honor to lie, gentlemen,
Your obedent servant
THOMAS H. BENTON
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March 10

FHNO PLANTERS OF ORONOKO TOBACCO
IA The planters of whom have purchased crops of
OFonoko Tobacco will confer favor on me by deliver
ing them to the order of r.. 81 r. Gwathmey in the city
OF Richmond, between the 18th of May and the ls Of
June Those who cannot deliver their crops by the LIST
OF june will please defer the delivery until the 10Th Of
june any time between tho middle of that month and
The hrst day OF July JOHN G.. HUGHES.
March s. 90 ~
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MNR. POWEL'S ENTIRE STOCK of hiehLred
I'VE imProDed, Durham, ShOrthoyned C8TTLE, i'm
ported or bred by him, will be sold on SAToEDAy 23D
APnL NEXT, at o'clock, at Powclton," opposite TO
Philadelphia. Authenticated pedgrees will be given at
the time Of salem Of the anmals having been de-
rived from selections made by Mr. Powell 10 England,
in 1890 VIM ilUGHES
Powclton March &c. 10s-t0OA
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woMAN's fiDELtTY

(Ef0a tse Spdaish.)
Onc eve of beauty, when the sun
Was ON the streams OF GuadalQuivcr,
To gold converting, onc hy one,
The ripPics of the mighty river;
Beside me GA the bank was seated,
a Seville girl with auburn hair,
And eyes that might the world have cheated,
wild, blight, wicked diamond pair.
She stopped, anl wrote upon the sand,
just "a the loving sun was going,
With such a .oft, small, shining baud,
icoOld have sworn twas silver flowing.
Her worIs ware three, anil not ono more,
What could Diana's motto bo9
Tho Syroa wrote upon the shore
Death, not Inconsistency
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E00aSTR v.
, Nren ~ nrMAlNs uN,eNe."

THE FARMERS CHOICE.
ne house. scc fftd-d little rife tccH ID tte land tce hd
Our ancestors lived on bfcal aud broth,
Anl wood their hyathy wives IN homespun cOthj
Our mothrrs, uuitur'd the nodling reel,
Gave all their daughters lessons n the wheel.
Though spnnipg dill much reduce the waist
II made their food much the iaste
They piled with boucst zeal the mop and broom,
And drove the shuttle through the noisy loon,
We never once complaineias We do nov
Zach mother taught her rsi ehcok'dson and daughter
To bake and brew, Rnd draw pail of wstcf,
No dansel shund the wash tub, broom pail,
To keepunsoil'd loas grown finger nail
They sought gaujy dress, wasp-ikc form,
But eat to live, anl workhi to keep them warm;
No idley onth-no tight laced mincins fair
Bcsama a living corpse for want of mir.
No hdgcts, iaaiinss, Cts ifighul blues;
No painful eorns riom wcatng Chinese Shoes
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Oh 4 E6A REWARD --ySed' $ off Ran away from
W d epVI the subscriber, about the 18th of Noven-
Der last, yellow Of the name Of EDWIN, (he
times calls himself Edwin Burks) about feet 10 inches
high, rather raw-boned lille stopped in his shout
ders his conntcnance very good hair toeraby busby
We has lost most Of his jaw teeth and is what mag be
called lantern jawed lie is good shoemaker. lie
has free papers with him.
will give $50 If said negro is apprebended in the
State, and $3.50 II apprehcnded Of the State and
secured that get him again
BENJ. y PORTER
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NOrlCE.-On Wednesday, the sixth Of April next
Will be sold at the late residence of Richard g.
rova deceased, credit of twelve months for all
sums above S0 which, aud under, will be required in
cash. all the horses, cattle, sheep hogs, corn fodder
plantation utensils, bacon lard and aud kitch
quired of each purchaser Should the day be rainy the
sale will take place the day. and be continued from
day To dag, till every thing is sold
Az persons having claims against the estate of Rich
ard - Povall, are requested present them TO William
o. Poval one of the administrators order that pre-
paration may be made TO pay them
BY THE ADMINISTRATORS.
March 10. 1n3-vavs
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RHOY'A1S La1A'H'alsS sDrs7EUsl.

HofI, ever anxious to his numerous patrons
taxes TINS early opportunity of laying before them one
OF he most splendid schemes the managers have issued
Tor long time Forward your orders early to Dame For
tune only Agent Hoyt, who deals out the golden ca
pitals with an unsparng hand
100000! $2OO00M 80 of 81 O0Om!
Virginia state Pottery,
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& tlRCULAR.-The subscribers importers of and
~ dealers in China Glass and Earthenware whose
stores were destroyed by the great fire of 10th and 18th
December would respectfully inform their customers
throughout the Union OF their locatons-also
the fact that owing the long passages of the European
packets previous to the fire. and their remarkably short
passages SINCE they generally in possession of
better assortment of goods than they usually have al
TINS season OF the year From the very large orders
viousy given 10 the manufacturers it expected that
me assortment OF the present season, WILL in quantity
be July equal and in its quality superior that of any
former year, being composed of the recent and
beautiful designs without any mixture of old, unsaleable
patterns.
J. |. BARRow 81 Co, No. 306 Pearl ST.
EBEN CALDWELL, 400, do do.
EDWARD Cook & Co, no. 2lS, do do.
j. w. " H. p. CoRLIEs, no. 2SG, do do.
JosEPH CHEEsEMAN, no. I36, Water do.
DANIEL CoLr 1877, do do
IHos. f. FIELD, no. 81 CORTLAND ST.
J0uN GRRESFIELD ~ Son, no. ID, Pearl St
HOLMES q MYERS, no. 294, do. do.
T. I. NISSAN Il Co., ga, Liberty St
UNDERHILL 81 SEYMOUR, no. 66, Pearl ST
pEGnrE d LrPPINcorr, 81, Coenles Slip
Il VASDEwATER, no. "a, Cedar ST.
r. WILLETs IL Co, no. 304 Pearl ST
r. c. wETMoRE 81 Co, no. 80, Water ST.
JoHN WRIGHT, jr. u Co, no. SO, do. do
February %. Off
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RICHMOND FRENCH BURR MILESTONE
MANlJFA CTOPV

ME Subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
d the public generally, that they have now on hand
good and well selected assortment Of French Burr Blocks
the best quality and also extensive assortment of
ready made French Burr NiIlstones of various sizes
which they warrant not inferior any built in this coun
try Persons who in want Of the above article
would do well TO call and examine for themselves before
ihey purchase elsewhere, determined TO sell
on reasonable terms for cash, or town acceptances
Their shop is at the Of a. 18th sreets-All or
defs will be thankfully received and promptly executed
JAMES SMELL.
YOUEL S. RUST.
N B.-For reference 10 the quality of our ready
made Burr Millsones apply TO the Richmond Millers
req. ~. l0l-2aw3m
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a NREAT NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN DAI-
M LY MAIL ROUTE--The Petersburg Rail road
Company inform the public that their Road extending
from Petersburg, Va Bakeey North Carolina on the
hoanoke distance of go miles, constituting part
OF the Great Daily Mail Route, North and South is now
amply provided with superior Locomotives Cars TO
accommodate all the travel that may offer The Cars
leave each end of the Road daily the of the
respective Mails Travellers with their eqnipaees
can have their horses and carriages transported on this
perform in or hours, while resting their horses a
Journey which would otherwise require two DAYS TO ac
coinpsh.
The Blakeley Hotel the southern termination of the
tall' Road, has been rebuilt of brick ENLARGED
scale, and pains will be spared render its accom-
moaatons such as Will give satisfaction 10 passengers
and travellers generally.
BESIDES the daily line of Mail Coaches from Blakelev
Tor The South, via Raleigh, Fayetteville &C. there is n
Line wa Marlborough three times week, connected with
the man Line at Fayetev vile, and also line from the
Rall Road at Be!feld to GAINESVILLE, Milton and Dam
vile.
Another Fri weekly Line from Blakeley passes through
Warrenton, Oxford, &c, and connects with line to
Salisbury, ~ C..
In the of the present season. branch will be
opened from the Petersburg Ral-ROad at Belfeld,
villains Ferry at CASTOR, the Roanoke from whence
RAILROAD 10 the river by a bridge is now about
TO be constructed TO Raleigh.
The Rail Road from Baltimore Washington is now
IN operation, thence TO Potomac landing the line is con-
nnued by steamboats,; thence via fredericksburg 10
richmond, considerable portion of the Rail Road is
lnisied-nnd the remainder is in rapid course TO COM
pleton. The line continues from Richmond TO Peters
Durg ny turnpike roadand thence by the Petersburg
Rail Road TO Blakeey as before mentioned the man
and only Daily Mail Route between Boston and New
Orleans.
Office Of Tie Peterstarg Rail Road Company,
March TO- IG5- n Inna
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M ACHlNE CARDS.--1he subscriber has been an.
lVM pointed agent for the sale Of Machine Cards and
hleing Tor Cotton and Wooden Factories warranted Of
superior quality Also, sheep roller leather alfuttlcs;
cotton ana sanet pickers picker string and lace lea
herj belt leather BY the side cot and spoed in strips
70 order for cotton WOODEN, flour and saw mills on two
inches 70 twelve inches in Width and any length com,
Pe'e; cleaning combs, Sc &c Orders for any Of tho
above articles, promptly attended 10 by
March =. ll00-tlstMl GEO. Il. SAMPSON.
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AWlLLlAM +. RITCHiE, (laie of Richmond. VAL
Wv Attorney and Counsellor at Law Vicksbury
Mssissppi) will practise Law in the counties of Kinds
Madison, fazoo, Washington, Warren, the Parish OF
Carroll IN Louisianaand in the Supreme Federal, and
Chancery Courts at Jackson. Feb 27-tf