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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-22
Utiea. Fehruarr %. 1850.

U tca, February I'd, 1856
Rev ]. r.. McDowal-Dear Sir-Mrs. Smith myself for
warded In the spring Of lshe last March
APr-sns box containing chain the avas your
disposal TO help sustain your family your Journal you
think and requested should Journal
ing to g. X > NJ d. Utica, New York. We received the
Journal and supposed you received the chain the ~ Y r.
has received the ava Of aid chan it wish they refund it
back TO be disposed Of think incose
order TOR the same We such spirit mani
tested against by the ~ Y f. B. Society. We hope you viii
continue your labor Of love- and will help you
inelose three dollars for this and you may draw for
three or five dollars per anaum, as you may need.
Yours, with esteem, Gro. X SMITH.
Utica, Feb. ID, 1885,
To Of r. Y Female Benevolent Socey-Pease
pay j. r. McDowa ORDER ths ava (moe le Of gold
chain him the spring Of 1s5b G. NJ d. S-the
design Of the donors forJ r. Mcdowell.
GEO. X. SMITH MARY ID. SMITH.
b. " The Treasurer of the =. b. S. would Pay
order.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-22

STAMMERING CURED.-The subscriber has ioea
- ted himself in this city for the purpose OF curing ssmmernt
and all ether mpedments Of And has takes rooms m No
Couran Western Hotel where he will attend 10 all
may him. may need his services Having been himse
afflicted from Childhood with distressing impeachment OF speech
avsed himself OF the modes Of taught BY the celebrated
Mrs Leigh New York. aud Dr. Chapman Of Philadelphia with
But after long and patient OF the mai
and Of his Affection he has succeeded IN inyenng yen
entirely which he has cured huf and all others who hav
made application him. This system has in several instance
proved successful in which had resisted the most sku treat
ment and ha- siedto effect complete
ohe that have been in this city who proie
sed the Of curing anmeng and whose I'm nadequat
effect having about year In he instruction
eecng HIMSELF he feels perfect arano
coming before the public OF h. city, bringing ample tesiinon
the scepea Of the superiority ot his system
all Others and the complete that has IN all case. attended
He has with him Mr. j. Sinclair recent
his pupils assistant By this arrangement ladies wi
be taught in a separate class
from Is 80 dollars, according 10 the nature OF the ca
and the situation Of the applicant in all will
guaranteed or the money will he refunded.
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber at his rooms
by letter post paid
Jan I2-3m HENRY WELLS.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-22
W. r. College, Feb. S, 1886.


Dear Brother received through the mall last evening"
numbers Of the NJ Y. Transcript" containing the @ nuber Of
ysur Defence thank you for IT, write has for
objects:
. wish send me all the numbers Of Defence, pub
ihed be published; wish very much TO read them, and
do great good by correcting the whioh lnger in
minds that have done wrong in the matter ofthe T. B.
Society Mosto the friends Of the Seventh Commandment regard
attack upon you wholly unfounded and uncran. The
few who douo think such respectable people could not do
unjus They ws he easily undeoeived II have your
articles Please send them without fail.
3D. In the letters have published the Others
you have mentioned you last spring through the
NJ B. Society authorizing you obtain certain paid
Starr and wheewrght which designed for yU
From your mentioning suppose you did not the order
Il though would be useless say thing moand
yet feel disposed repeat the and give authority
them Of the Benevolent Society," They follows
May, 1sSS-D Hudson, $1,000
III. Oviait 500
Ladies in Hudson, 2l,65
Juyeae Sewing Society, AL
Ladies' in Randolph, 500
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10
Cerrcsaondtnte u tie baltimore Patriot.
-


In the Senate this morning. MIR. buchanan took the
aot upon the lut:un ui Mr. Calhoun not TO receive the
,em OF tie Friends Of PcnEsy lvania, upon the srt-
ject Of abolition in the District. MI. buchanan went
owe. the usual grounds, and Sustained the right OF pe'
ton AZ involved in the acceptance the Eemora! pre-
ssnted by himself
MIR Wilker of Mississippi, who had just taken his sea'
in the Senate, made very cT:ciable dbAt upon tnis
qusor lie is slg;:ly built small! III stature WIN i
round fail, rather intelligent !acc; bIc"' sparh"us
eye, and very shs small voice ms i HI, 10
GOOD aud his style pleasing lie d.scal'hes ~, a' pvt
ieenp upon this subject. He calico on -hI. W.
s,er io co::r forward aud save .'e c",e". tt
h. Councils OF the Nation Should MOI Ie u'!su ".
tb;s oursor-.Lry should lie un'e u" GpPes.tson "
cnuts, of action which must r'0"cc Ia
,.a,;on ,,d L:s,i:.n. to the hHtfy' ne aPPea's
-: :;''.i, =, conr forward and all IN the proouc-
49, rs Ibis result lie appeacd 10 That senator Stote
r.t;yr Sl,le, 10 coln: lo:wr!d ana cont:!octe
s MS L, tai, good work il she did not he said
-, h should desire 10 forget her, although the cou"'
w.. n: his birth aud childhood.
!,; I'll the Senats that the South could never Gu.
ss,, "a any ut .tt-ence upon this subject. Sic
wnu:d only meet such attempt v:i the la onct MI.
~ ef said that the abClitioniSs. those men OF In'
pncc who were encouraging, or leading in this wc'h'
were .;ri,r., their own political cpi:aphj. they ".u'a
be- COVERED ,h eternal obi"cuyand the maroie uias
marked the place Of their seputu!e, "ouiu PoiH' ~ ~
s,ot y here inu lGc red the ases Of the desi'oyei " "
L oion. He thus eoqIenty concluded: :. .,l;,o .,
s.Let u.s. then, 1;r. Piestent unis@ ~ g., 80, nm
Ar.rnt where ou. National Ak, no" 'eml va
tho was 6 ropn!s. exciteir'h may 'es': ' ~ y"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10
SHIP BISCUIT.
Navy CoMxIssloxERs OFFICE,
March ]

February le, lS3G
HlROPOS.LS, sealed and endorsed Proposals 10
furnish Ship Bscpit," will b" received at this Of
cr until o'clock P. Al. Of The 10th day of March nett
for furnishing and delivering at the Navy Yard. GoSpnr
Tirgins any quantity Of ship biscuit 10 be made wholly
frnn fine flour of tie manufacture q" The year l5 or the
wear $40 that may he required during the year 1885, at
that Navy Yard, for the of the Nary.
The said slip biscuit must he fully equal TO The qualify
and must correspond in size TO the sample now lodged IN
The said Navy Yard by the Commissioners Of the Navy,
and be subject such inspection as they may direct
mus, BE il, all respects satisfactory to them or the Com
mandaut ofhe Navy Yard, and must be pac ked and de-
vercL in coed substantial and bright flour barrels, with
double lining hoops al each head, for winch no charge
mus: L made and in good shipping order free Of all cost
to tie United States. -
On application 10 the Cnmmandant Of lie Navy Yard
al Gusprr, Virginia. at this o!cr printed forms III
offers TO furnish the ship biscuit, and samples OF Tic his
Gull, will be furnished Should any other form be used
the bidder will be considered bound lay the stiPuatons
and conditions CT !ilc printed forms, connrnably to
which the contract and bond will be drawn up.
Ten pc7 crntu will be withheld from the amount OF
all avn.rss on account of the contract to be made, as
collateral security in addition 10 the bond 70 be ven 10
secure lis performance in any event 10 be paid until
the contract is in all respects complied with
Feb % 05-tl0M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10
Feb. 90.

MaTIET"R AHRANG EMENT.-TwicE WEEK
TE Tie s.ran,boa,s Columbus and Pocahoa;as: 10
and !!om Nurrik and Baltimore, will commence on
Mo,Iay lie 9Th L,ccen,ber to run only twice week.
ir5vn baltimore md Norfolk every Monday and Thurs
day. nornine. at 10 v'cock and on and after Thurs
dly, the 9TH January: 1886, they will run only once
week, leaving baltimore every Thursday, and No'ioih
every Monday morning. at 10 o'clock. Should the ma
vpa;;on Of the ra!asco be interrupted ny ice, the pas
srnrers will le landed al Annapolis, as formerly
The Pat.c!. ivary will leave Norfolk every Tuesday
an, Friday lnor:n@, 70: Richmond, and return every
Sunday ard Wednesday.
PASSAGE and fare 20 Norfolk Sc. All baggage al the
risl; Of the owners. JAMES FERGUSON: igtnt.
Baltimore. December 4. bi-r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

mEISs!sSlPPl LANDS FOR SALE.-The sub.
l9E scrbcr has for sale, number Of choice bodies OF
Land in the State Of Mississippi in healthy and beau
.iiul regon of the State, we'll adapted to the growth
of cotton and ccrne is also authorised TO sell NUM-
Der Of valuable settlements 3, and years credit
thus giving the purchaser time TO open the lands and
make the money Ray for ii. The great Involvement
held out settle in this State, boil, for comfort and
profit, is daily becoming more manifest: NJ one who
visits the country particularly that portion lying east OF
the Biz Black aud Pearl Rivers, have any fears on tie
score iheah. The country is hney wn.ercd, general
ly, aud is high and broken enough The State soon t"
be put under sys:rtn Of Railroads. which will afford
convenient markets 10 all portions oft The roads from
Jackson to Mobile, from Jackson to the Tomhecbec
river near the mouth Of Noxubee river and another FROM
the Vicksburg road 10 Columbus and the Orleans and
Nashville road which is required be eest OF Pearl
river, will make the counties OF Winston, henper.
Laudcrdale Noxubce, Sc, the most desirable portion OF
the Statc-In all hcse counties, the subscriber will sell
lands lie may be found at Columbus until The middle
Of Nav, and aicr the 18th June in Rchmond Virginia
MADISON WALTHALL.
Mach e lUu-at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

GTRAYED or Stolen from the Subscriber STAPLES
g on tie 4,h day of January last - miles east Of
Boy dton. and miles nol,; of Lo;nba'nY Grove
roam Horse, with black legs, and tall ana some
black spots on his rump-ubout or . years od 'l's
Spring A liberia! reward will be given for the delivery
of said Horse to me- secure him SO get him again.
purcha.ed the said Horse in and eHPee1 DC
viii make off that way. JOHN L. LA nbE e.
Mecklenburg. Feb. IS, So-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

g~;IlERRY VALE NURSERf.-rhe Subscriber,
& pruprienr Of the above Nursery, which is located
about mile from Richmond, on the road leading to
charlottesville, kc'ps constantly OH hand supply Of
no, surpassed lie has also hand great variety OF
rrupe vines, embracing those mos, celebrated for wine
and table use; fr tie latter, lie would ?artcunr'ze Nor
ton 5 Virginia Seeding and HuLhcTmonts Nade:r1-
All his and "!:irs are oi the best quality anu VI" DC
d;.nrd Of on Terms as liberal as thuse Of any other
Nursery He wor!I invite purchasers to examine his
stock before they supply Observation-Disclosures from
distance will tc promptly attended TO; and the articles
JOHN CARTER.
~ E}-2aWJw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

EK7M. S. HANsELl,, No. %, Market ST., south side
w abnve Front St., Philadelphia, Informs merchants
visiting tic Nortl and othcis, that lie has in store,
large and general assortment: of saddery consisting o"
sass Of every description, bride leather ar,ingalcs
saddlehags, trunks, colars. whips &c, &c, which Will
be disposed of upon satisfactory terms Orders forward
ed hy mail as above, vii! meet with puncual attention.
Ftb 6 e7-2G%Gw
RJOTICE.-The subscriber wishes to hire for the ba-
% lance Of the year. first raie man Cork IS 10 can
come sell recommended. and for such hbcral r'ce
will be given JOHN Fo"LES, -,
Eagle Ho!si charlottesville, "a.
Feb 90 I'LL
TSNIAlBER! TIMBERm-The highes: prices VIII ie
q given for GOOD seasoned wheel spokcs and feloes,
deliverable nj the Pententiary. Immediate delivery IS
solicited For information respecting he'n apply either
to Col. Charles S. Morgan, Superintendent, or to
THOS. G, MONCURE, G. A.
Feb.9. SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

NT OrICE-MR. BoETrGEi, who gave instruction on
| the Piano Forte for Al.. Geo. I. Knauf in Farm
ve la,ery gives notice, that he is more in the en-
pIoyineut oil the said ar. Geo. p. knautf; and will in
future teach The Plan, Forte his account. Those
who wish to take lessons Of him will please TO call at
Mr. Harriss, Cabinet maker, where he resides:
Farmyile. March 10. lOl-I1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

NJ OTICE.-On Tuesday, the 2yth instant, will be sold
IL by The subscriber executor of Creed Taylor, de-
ceased at Runes Tavern, in the county Of Cumberland
10 the highest bidder for cash about twenty Slaves, many
of linen, young and very likely. All persons having
claims agars the estate Of Creed Taylor deceased are
requested produce them to the subscriber in order that
preparation may be made 10 pay them
SAMUEL TAYLOR, Executor.
March !, !N,-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

WHTlLLlAM F. RICHIE, Gate OF Richmond. Val
wv Attorney and Counsellor al Law, Vicksburg,
fEisss<ippi) will practise Law in The counties oflndS
Madison. Yazoo Washington, Warren the Parish of
Carroll in l.ouisiana-and in the Supreme Federal ana
Chancery Courts u! Jackson. FEB 2'-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

WATILL BE SOLD, on Friday, the 1lth inslant, if
w fair if not the next fair day thereafter, at llc-
kory Bottom, in Hanover couaty,a First rate riding horse
saddle and brdir and pine wardrobe, rocking chair,
&c &C. credit, until the LIST Of January next, will
DC given upon the purchaser executing bond win ap-
proved security. At the time and place. likely
young Negro man will be hired out Tor the Oaance OF
this yea.. }. ~. U PM" ~ nam T..
March 8. [l00-2;] J.Nnt. Sheppard, decd
anUBLiC SALE OF LANDS in the Counties Of
Potrhatan and Campbnit.-ln obedience to a de-
cree of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and thancery
for lrnrco county, pronounced on the 9th day OF De-
ccmbcr 1885 in suit therein depending between WIN.
BoI;ur. administrator of VIM G. r. Mrwberu dec, and
tho saul VIM Boiling and Mary his wife, plaintiffs and
Rnbt Randolph and others, defendants the Subscriber
will proceed on the 9th day of pr next to sell pub
Inc auon tract Of land, called South East. lately The
residence Of VIM. Newborn and Sarah t. Mewbern: con-
taiuiuu BIZ estimation two hundred and nn"ty.scven
acres and one qua,er-bs the more or lesslying
in the county OF Powhaia, about one in:e from Inc VII
agr of cnIlo and about the distance from the APP
oo;naLlox river adjoining The lands Of j. NJ Harris, Wiz
lam Murray and others. This land is in a,heallhy ST.
tuation and very agreeable ncigborhood and is no"
in possession of Mrs Mary Skpw, TO whuni It rent
ed .or the present year The sale will be the Prenl.
scs ana will be subjec; the lease Of the present Tenant
tina, is at the expiration uhe present. year. and the pur-
chase. will be entitled 10 the rents which will fail due
after his purchase. Oncthrd of the purchase money
will be required the day of SALE and the balance paya
bic in two eq.a ns.aments Of six ana twelve months
must secured by payable and negotiable at Bank
with good c.iurser; and until paid the title will be :e-
tanned as further security This land wi! be shewn by
| MIR. VIM Murray or VIM. Skpwi,h TO persons DESTROYS
10 uurchase-IiG will also proceed, the Eth day Of
April next the front door Of the franklin Aoel in the
town OF Lynchburg, 10 sell, al public auction, upon the
terns another tract OF land containing ny esuma
ton six hundred and eighty.one acres-be the same
mole or less-yng in the county Of Campbell, upon the
stage road to Richmond about egh. miles below Lynch
burg and about two miles from James river adjoining
tile lands of WIN. Ross, SpCtswood u. trrnsiiaw W H.
c. McAlIister and others. This land will be shewn by
the said VIM c. NIcAiser TO persons DESTROYS 10 Pur
chase These sales will be made BY the subscriber, as
tic Commissioner Of Tie Court, acting under the decree
| above me ntioucd WI. bOLLiNh, Com T.
| March g 1U0-2aw2w"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

.yrI.trER pu.li.hed TWICE week, generally, ana
week lu; session OF The S,s.r as IN a
pr, s:a' ,,c specie wing banks ionyi viii b1 r.
Ts s;ser VIII 1n n"s and iI S ,s mars
,s ~ a ~ discontinued but At tho discretion oil TIC
:i a' been paid up Of MIN. .h..
E; ~ w4ss<et vii! guarantee the payment ''' ''' ~
s.t ;ar test" Ee,ls OF ADVERTISING. ,,,,sur.
ca inserted nnii 1T haa ecr oeoh pal" of
sr.'.s w ,. p.,Son in this civ or its cnrlfons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10
March ]

EHOR SALE, raiuabtc mc"utucfnrt1g ;nHt n"a ran
tpt;ou. on Ryunoke-I offer for sale, the Eagle
Point Mills and Plantation, adjoining Roanoke river:
s;,ratcd six miles south Of BoYdton aud Randolph Ma
con CoiIrc and ten miles below ClarksViIle The re-
nnaiion OF this Mill is we'll known in Petersburg aid
Norfolk and also extensively known through The coun-
try and villages Inc Roanoke It's brand stands as
.irh rs any other mill in the State, where 1t IS known
Il runs five pair Of stones, two pair Of hyc.teet 5rTs
one of burr and Esopus, one pair OF EScpus eh''e
mir of rubbers manufacturing machinery complete
and il is furnished with sufficient water power by ca
nal taken from the river. In point OF LOCATION II pos
sesscs uncommon advantages Besides constant run
of CUSTOM il commands business from great distances
during drv seasons-yclGing annually from 2Jo 10 5OV
barrels Of toll corn. 1t receives -Gm 10 10 ~ Thousand
buslr;s of wheat annually and for soe years past Inc
crops have been rapidly increasing in THIS section OF the
state and will probably continue to increase as facilities
10 market improve. There is ready sale Tor corn ana
every busel .. oal, at good prices 1t may also Dc
we'll TO remark that it would afford an eligible si|c lo
cotton tactury, grocery, or mercantile ousih"Ss'
The tract of land consists Of 3l1 acres: ~ Vi WHICH
nre ouod river bottom; good proportion of timbered
land and the plantation i'll good condition Tor Gn'n
ton The improvements consist oi spacious Ola u"ri-
mo house, with other ordinary out-houscs. Persons
Wishing 10 purchase the above property may apply 10
the subscriber, residing within two miles n llbeFai Gre
dill will be allowed the purchaser.
Should | not effect sale, privately, before the thlrd
Monday m April next. SHALL on that day, OFFER /! at
nrb;;c auction at Mccklenburg Courthouse il being
Court day. Possession OF tie hlill will be given on the
Isl of June next and the Plantation on The LIST OF Janu
q James B. Jones: dec d.
1IoLL,,r,o Feb so G'-t20thA
Petersburg Constellation vii! please sett the uboye III
An:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

~RNAMENTAL HEADS OF Hh!R-hr. Quirk
D announces to the world Of taste and fashion, his
arrival in Richmond his yearly tour Of duty, and as
f,lmeriy is now prepared, and most respectfully ten
ders his professional services with splendid assortment
of Orna lenta Hair Work. which, lie iaiters himself,
is IN establishment substitute that canno be surpass-
ed Mr. @ s location is Mrs. PuTcels, next 10 Gran.
Miss Shoe Store where he is ready TO offer Ladies and
Young Miss"s heads of Hairo admiraicn; Also Bruds,
rcnrIcs Rose Bows, Plas, Plain and Dressed Fronts,
tuethcr with every variety Of Curls and splendid as
sediment of Geucmcns Wigs ard Tops, with metallic
and ether springs, all the most reasonable terms
Mrs O. will attend to the calls of the Ladies
M,~L 9o-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

IL q go REWARD.-.rrdS cgRan away from
~ h eDYS the subscriber, abuu the 18th Of Novrii-
hrr last yellow Of The Of E'WlN, Che some
times calls himself Edwin Burks about feet 10 inches
h;uh rather ray:.5oneL, little stopped in his shnal-
d"rs his counicaancc very guod, hair torrably busy
lie has lost most Of his jaw teeth. nd is what may ne
called lantern. jawcd He is a good shoemaker. He
has free papers with him.
will riv. $50 if said negro is apprrhcndcd in the
STATE and !50 if apPrchendcd Out Of the State and 80
secured tta! get him again. ~
BENZ. +. PORTER,
Feb 3D. rG3-;fl d ROehbridgc.
Y OUISA HOTEL.-The subscribers having r"nt,d
8 this desirable situation: at Louisa Courthouse,
der the firm James w. Smoo Il Co.. respectfully in
vito hc friends, and the public generally to give them
7 cali The buildings have been recently and thorough
t. rcparh-lhc all neatly ard newly furnished
iu7chcd 10 the establishment is large brick building,
in which are several comfortable and cnHvcnen. rooms,
exclusively for the accommodation Of families and
others, who may desire quiet and retired Situation.
The stables will receive the particular attention 81 the
pTopretors: ~,
hlessrs r. VI. Wicr IL Co.'S line O: Stages from Rich
,rond charlottesville and Warrenton, stay all night at
this house three times 4 week
'''' CHARLES S. JONES.
JOHN HUNTER,
JAMES ~. SHOOT.
MIL, :T--Int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

FgyO PLANTERS OF ORONOKO TO3AC' o.
& The planters of WHOM, have purchased crops OF
Oronako Icbacco, will confer favor On me ny deliver
inr .:cn 10 The order Of r & r. Gwaniey III t!r city
of Rci,rouJ between the 18th OF May and tic LIST OF
June Those who cannu, deliver their crops by the Isl
CT urc will please dscr The delivery until the 10TH OF
june or any time between The middle OF tha lnun,' emu
The first day cf July. JOHN G. hunh Lo'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

q En BUSHELS black eye psas'
eDaE 50 bushels caiavaace do
So bushels crowder peas,
so d. white beans,
l50 do orchard grass seed,
80 do s herds grass do. ,,-
rood assortment Of garden seeds of the crop Of 1885,
warranted Genuine.
Clover timothy burnett grsensward and other grass eS
pected daily.
Agricultural implements and plough castings s. nsua
Tor sale by .@s.E. -s,. WM. fALMEt,.
AIarch5 ,-.-... ..r..:rs 80 GS-3s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

ND lCHMOND French Burr milestone Manufaetry
EG The Subscribers respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally that they have now on hand
good and well selected assortment, oil French Burr Blocks
ohc best quality, and also extensive assortment of
ready made French Barr Millslones Of various Sizes
which they warrant not inferior ~ any built in this
try Persons whn are in want OF the above article
would do we'll to call and examine for themselves before
they purchase else where are determined 10 sell
on reasonable terms for cash, town acceptances.-
Their shop is at the corner Of IL 18th streets ALI
ders will be thankfully received and promptly executed
JAMES SMELL,
YOU'LL S. RUST
n B.-For reference, to the quality of our ready
made Burr Millsones, apply to the Richmond Miliers.
Feb TO- IUl-2aw3m