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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08

BURNING THE TREASURY OFFICE At WASHING
roS-We published yesterday an account OF this arrest
Of person suspected of having been concerned IN set
ting fire 10 the Treasury Office about three years ago
SEcc his apprehension, understand, his vile has also
been arrested in Sussex county, IN. on warrant
granted by Judge Baldwin, at Philadelphia, to winch
CITY she has been conveyed for examination touching
her knowledge Of the affair. Three months since VIC
were informed Of all The circumstances connected with
this business but under injunction OF secrecy which
prevented giving them TO the publlc and as the
Injunction has not yet been entirely removed, we are
only at liberty to state, that three persons were
concerned in the crime, TO which they were InslI-
gated by IN individual filling high station in So
ciety, Judge Tcmplc whom, our readers may recoi-
lcc committed suicide by shooting himself al his resi-
dcnce near Montpelier, Vermont. in consequence OF a
discovery having been made that he had drtrcudcd the
United States Treasury to an immense amount by means
OF forged claims for revolutionary pensions. Findng
that his fraud must inevitably be dscovcrcd he engaged
these persons under promise Of large reward 10 COM
nit the arson, in the hope that The fire wonld destroy
appointed; the most valuable papers and vouchers OF the
Treasury Department rescued from the amcs, and
amongst them thcSprools Of his delinquency.
Upwards of year ago one OF the lnccndla1lcs was
arrested at Syracuse in this State, by Mr. q. Finch,
police officer Of Newark, n j., charge Of forgery
committed on three banks at Philadelphia; but his
way that city lie conlrivcd TO cudc the vigilance oil
the officer and made his escape. knowing, however,
that he must eventually be rctakcn he made virtue o!
necessity, and voluntarily surrendered himself under the
hope of pardon, to which, he communicated 10
the police all the circumstances in relation to the burn
ing of the Treasury Washington, admitting that he
was pGrcrps crminis, and through his exertons: the
actual inccndary and his other accomplish have been
unprecedented, and on their way to Washington
When we are permitted by our informant, we shall
give ccumslantial detail OF the occurrence; Tor
Tie present the above statements must suffice.
1N \. Courier.
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March ID.

NARitlAGE MAKING IN FARMVILLE-The
a i subscribers, under the firm Of W. & J. BLAsToy,
have made such arrangements as will enable them to
manufacture extensively in this place, Carriages Of
every description, Barorches, Gigs and Sulkies Of the
best quality We have engaged the very best hands at
every branch of The business Our friends and the pub
lie generally, solicited 10 give call and examine
our work. Repairs done with nea!ness and despatch:
WILLIS BLANTON,
JAMES BLANTON.
Farmville, Prince Edward, Va, Feb. 10. 93-wtf
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RICHMOND FRENCH BURR MILLS iV'"
MANIlEh l'IORN.

ENHE Subscribers respectfully inform their .oG
IL the public generally, that they haTe now "n Hicks
rood and well selected assortment Of French t'nf' po
efthe best oaali,y, and also an extensive asso''r;
ready made French Burr hs!ones OF yaT'T%s . coGn
which they warran, no, inferior to any built IN .' article
try. Persons who are in want OF the aDn'r b.. foe
would do we'll to call and examine for thensr''I 10 sell
they purchase elsewhere as we are arcru.anccs
Their shop is at the corner Of Il sh streets .rutet
ders viii be thankfully received and prcnp!yy FM
YOU'LL 5. ECsl,5,
~ B-For reference, as to the guam! N.!lers.
made Burr Millstones apply 70 '''' I0l--2sw5"
Feb 10.
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H'DE'TR Y.
Tho following magnificent, poem will Oe"' 'ei'
the finest vein Of poetic inspiration. .,
unrcn REMAINS Ua-CAG.

Tho following magnificent poem VIII 'e"
rye SONG OF THE FORGE
cI,no clauv-thc massive an'i' rms
Ci.n9 cIang-a hundred hammers &c n.
Iik. The thunder rattle OF t,oi -"
The mi: hty blows still E'u'''p''
G., G h1a,Ss, s'u of The dusky brow, ,
Viii M. your strong artas iofs,, ,: Nv" ',,v
t,on, ciany-wr ioI:' the ~" I
~ Coulter Of the kiai!! P''"Sn',
S,see, Mary Mother, b'c's our 'o''
Mi. h,o,d furo@ SIN ufoiha
r., Genial .sins 10 sun h'u " '"o
10 sT e. ,,o,, beu.nuni soil.
o,.a cIaus our coulerS course shall be
Eao a sweet ami shcl!cIcllca,
y" W. Tn,ny strcamlcl's silver tide,
,n;d,t the song Of mo'nins birds,
Amidst the !ow OF saumtsrln. herds,
smil,t suf b'eezeS winch do stray .
Through wouibtne hedges aud sweet May
long the green hiiEs side.
When re sal hulunn's boun,eouS hahd
With wide spread glory clothes the land
When 10 the valleys from the bro"
OF each rcspieaIeut slope Is Ioused
A suddy sch Of living gold, r,cu
We bless, we bless The flioc"H.
CIsns, cIans-again my mates, "ha' so
Beneath the huumcr's potent blows
Cjang, clsug-we forge TIE giant chalh
Which bears tho gallant resscrS sfain
alids. stormy winds aud adverse ''uea'
Secured bv this the good shiphfa'cs
The rocky roadstUnl, and The wa'ca
Which thunder on her sides.
Anxious no more, the merchant sees
The mist drive dark before the bieoze'
The storm cloud on the hill
Calmly he rests though far away,
In boi.tc rous cline. his vessels lay,
Reliant on our skill.
Cav m wbat strands these links shall sleep,
Fathons beneath tue solemn deep
Bv Affic's pcs,iIsn,ial shore,
Nv many III iceberg, lone nnd Loaf,
By MANY pu,ny Western sic,
Baskng in Springs perpetual sm'Ic,
Ey stormy Labrador.
say shall they feel the vessel reel,
When TO the battory' dreadful peal
The crashing broadside makes reply,
Or else, rs al the glorious Nile, -.
Hold graphing ships aud stfivo inc "h''o
For death or victory!
IIurral-cluns, clans-Once more, what gIo"''
Dark brothers OF the forge heneaih
The iron tempest Of your blows,
The furnaces rcd breath :
Clnnc clans-a burning ssowsrc clear
Aui brilliant of bright sparks Is poufe"
Around aud up in tie dGsky ar,
A, our hammers forge the SWORD.
The sword a name Of dread, yet whom
Ioou the freeman thigh Ills bound,
While or the altar and his hearth,
While 10. tho land tina, gave him birth,
The war drums roll, tho ttuInPtts SOUND,
How sacred it is then!
Whenever for the truth md right,
|, flashes in tho van of fight;
Whether in wild mountain pass,
As That where fell IconiIas,
Or Oh sterile plain aud stern,
4 alarston Bannockburn;
Or amidst ctass or bursting rs.
The Switzer's Alps, gray Tyrois hills:
Ok, as when sunk tho ArDadus ptdc,
1t CLEANS above the stormy tide;
Still, still, whcIe'ct the batle-"ora
!. Liberty, wlic.c men do stand
For justcs AMI ;lcir native land,
Then Heaven blcs. tho SWORD!
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dced n tle necessity Of commencing on horses ''u
d nr their subsistence. The troops remained IN l;e'I
u,son until the 10Th. General Gaihes 'el''iqui
ibc COMMAND to General Cinch on the 9'h ana depart
ed for Louisiana The troops under 'encfa ehcn 'ei
back to tue vicinity OF Fort Drane. ,lo
i, ,Drs,rs t,nl ot the moment OF the Junction OF Inc
,ronns r,drr General Cinch with Gen Games, some
COMMUNICATION had Lren opened with the Indians. Inc
Indians however, were hrea upon ny 'ic uu'''e''s
troops and afterwards Disappeared
f.n.rnI Scott reports that lie has reason TO blicVe
the Indians remain the same position ley nave &C.
u,.d for some time General Scott continues, II nave
,,ucird Briradier General Eusts, alter securing the
,,rr IbrouTh which lie would have 10 pass To some
eyirn TO uacc his column in position somewhere in tho
npiobburlloud of peaklekuha ubuu the 10th inst Col
Lindsey, by the day, is TO be win MS force al
Chick ucely about marches from Tampa, and means
are suprrsrd to each in order to multiply the chances OF
communication with each other. The right wing will
move hence say on the 9th inst, TO attack IN roEt-
This column will pass through Oulhlacooche, about
haa mile below the late entrenchcd camp, where there
is good ford, NC.
The 25,h instant is appointed in order that may be
certain Of giving Brigadicr. General Euss and Colonel
Lindsey lime 10 put themselves in positions respective
y and further to give time TO the hurrasscd troops late
y under the command Of Major Genera! Gaines, to re-
cruil themselves for effective operations ne same IN
tcrva is equally important 10 enable BrIgader- General
Clnch TO receive from Plcolata, or Gary Ferry,
quantity Of subsistence indispensable TO give confidence
10 tie movements Of the right wing
EIirac Of letter from Gen. C1inch 10 Gen. Scott datcd
"FoxT DRANE, March y
a returned lust night from the Outlacoocle, with
the troops composing the right wing, Florida army
The troops turned 10 by Major General Games
are stuuncd four miles in advance OF this post, and with
little rest and rccruiting will be very efficient force
and will add much to the strength Of the right wing Of
the army Of Florida.
"'rhc principal force of the Indians is still on the
Ouhacoochc, and it is my opinion that they Will remain
there until driven from their strong hold ny force
Globe.
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The Subscriber, grateful for past favors, hcfchy ".
fees the public that he has taken the abo"e ln,r '
present year. or until suitable disposition br made " "
and asks continuance Of their patronage. lie P'""''
- '@1'' ''7 ~ GEO. +. THORNTON.
Bowling Green. 18Th Feb, 1876. !i-"G"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08

HI lSSOLUTiON.-The co.parncrship heretofore -
d y sling at Bowling Green: Va under the iiF'n '''
style Of Thornton & Chandler, is this day liSsoi''" y
mutual consent one of the partners having Gctcf'''|y'
to pursue different occupation, and !, moi being con-
nient for the other TO purchase his interest, iI'y INV
mutually determined TO lease the Tavern Tor tt'"
Of years The Tavern. situated within 90 yards "i W.
Courthouse, large ndairyhc stab!agc cAtr-'' a.'
convenient frstrate kitchen, and other 'rc,'.":
out.houses, oil ncm, with well Of cxccilcn wa'r' IL
the yard. here is attached 10 this rslab'''h'i ="
tween GEO and 500 Of land, which can D" "'
from 800 TO 1000 bushels of oats, besides corn, Nc 1
by the use of the from the Stage and ia'''.
stables the proprietor, if desirable, might make SOME
or 10 hh!s Of Tob,cco ANY person wishing " T..
gage in such 9fi"css, would do well to app'y S+
deL,ed will make pa vnrmt George +. ThO.nton VIZ
is duly authorised TO settle up the business Of the t1'
GEO. +. TiiORNIOH'
JOHN CHANDLER
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ITO be continued }

NER. towels ENTIRE STOCK Of high-Gred,
lHE improocd, Durham, HOrt-horned CAT1LE, I'M
ported bred by him, will be sold on SATURDAY, 3D
ArnrL sEAr, at o'clock, at "Powelton, opposite to
Philadelphia Authenticated pedgrecs will be wen at
the time of sale-most Of the animals having been de-
rived from selections made by MIR. Powell in England,
in lo:!D. WM. HUGHES.
Powclton, March % l0S-t20A
NI OTlCE-Thc subscriber wishes to lEe for the ba-
" lance of the year first rate nun Cook who can
come we'll recommended, and for such 4 liberal price
will be- pycn JOHN FOWLES,
Eaglc Iioici charlottesville, Fa.
Feb o. gl-tf
A1KEAT NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN DAI-
~ LIZ MAIL ROUTE.-Thc Petersburg Railroad
Company inform the public that their Road, extending
from Petersburg Fa TO Blakeley, North Carolina on the
Roanoke distance of 10 miles, and constituting part
Of the Great Daily Mail Route, North and South, is now
amply provided with superior Locomotives and Cars TO
accommodate all The travel that may oiirr The Cars
leave each end Of The Road daily ON tho arrival OF the
respective Mails. Travellers with their own equipages:
can have their horses and carriages transported on tins
Road with perfect safety and convenience: and thus
uerorm in 5 or q hours, while resting their horses,
Journey which would otherwise require two days TO ac
compish.
The Biakrlcy Hotel the southern termination Of the
Rail- Road. has been rebuilt OF brick enlarged
scale and no pains will be spared 10 render its accom-
modaons such will give satisfaction TO passengers
and travellers generally.
Besides The daily line of Mail Coaches from BIlkelcy
for the South, via Raleigh, Fayetteville &c, there is
Line via Marlborough three times week. connected with
the Mail Line at Fayetteville, and also line from the
Rail Road at Bclicld TO GAINESVILLE, Milton and Dan
vile.
Another tr weekly Line from Bakelcy passes through
Warr"n!on. Oxford, &c, and connects with line to
Salisbury, n. T..
In the course Of the present season, branch will be
opened from the Petersburg Ra!-Ruad at Bclfe!d, to
Wilkins Ferry at CASTOR, the Roanoke from whence
r a Road TO cross the river bv bridge. about
to be constructed TO Raleigh.
The Rail Road from Baltimore TO Washington is now
in operation thence 10 Potomac landings the line is con-
linucd by steamboats,; thence via fredericksburg 10
Richmond, considerable portion of TIE Rail Road is
fnshcd-and the remainder is in pd course TO COM
plction The line continues from Richmond 10 Peters
burr by turnpike road-and thence by the Petersburg
Rail Road to Bakcey. before mentioned, is the main
and ouiy Daily Mail Route between Boston and New
Orleans.
Office Of the Petersburg Rail Road Company, J
February . 1886.
March 10. lD5-tIJune
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Inspectors at MOckm War"h"
Richmond, March -. lCG-w-w

ED UNAWAI.-Was committed to the Jail ri 'I'''
q q, gan county, in the State Of Virginia. Mgr" lave
who calls himself BASIL, and says he hrd belonged Ia a
Mr.. George Lane, who sold him To William Si'""''
from whom he escaped some time past. Said ncgf" vi;
committed to the jail of this county on the 2l>t day q"
October, 1873; he is about feet l2 inches IN tr!"'
the left jaw swollen quite black, and strongly o'"s1
had very old drab round about and pantal""s ana
old hat. The said negro says he s about IL years "
age he tells different tales about his ESCAPE sAys hc ~
wife Annapolis, Maryland, living with Mr. H'"'-
Wilson. The owner IS requested Ia come ana clam S"'
negro according to law. WM IlIOMiSo,'
Fob "a roo-wGws1 Jrlor " [.
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fH d S1A REWARD.-.Ned'sc f:-Ran away iF"a
- Il sDQH the subscriber, about the 18th OF Novcm
Der last yellow of the name Of EDWIN. (Ir' some
times calls himself Edwin Burks) about feet ~ nct
hgh, rather raw-boncd, little stooprd in his shonI
ders his countcnancc very good, hair torraby b"shy
lie has lost most OF his jaw teeth and is what ma; l'
called lantern. iawcd. lie is q good shoemaker lie
has free papers with him.
will give 500 if said negro is apprchcndrd IN 'O'
State and l5u it apprrhenrd out Of the State, aid -
secured that get hnl again.
BENZ +. PORTER.
Feb 20 [93-T] Of EoehLr'Ggr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08

FNVlIE Inspectors at Shocku Ware house have macr
III arrangements with the Agent at the Depot al Tie
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac ail-ltoad "'
pany, to oward immediately is arrifai, all Tobacco
intended for that Ware house. They will advance BON
the freight and drayagc and hold the Tobacco sub ct
the order Of the
The planters will please accompany their tobacco VII"
Il TO the inspectors. and mark the heads al Tue
hogslcads, .:f0r ShOckG Unrc.housc.
MOSBY 81 SHEPPARD.
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WAsniSGroS, Texas, March ,.


War is ruging the Frontiers. Dexar is bcsieged by
two thousand ofthe enemy under the command or Gen
Sczma Rcinlorceuents are their march to unite
with the bcseging army BY the last report, our force
in Bexar was only $50 strong The citizens of Texas
must rally The aid Of army, or it will perish Lat
the citizens of the east march to the combat The enc
nv must be driven from our soi-or des"ation will ac-
company their march upon INDEPENDENCE Is
DEGLARED-lt must be maintained. Immediate ac-
ton united with vuor alone, achieve the great work
The services of all are forthwith required IN the field
SAM. HOUSTON,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08

RWACHlNE CARDS.-The subscriber has been al'
IYH pointed agcmt Cor the sale of Machine Cards ana
FLEEING for Cotton and WOODEN Factories. waran'"5"
superior quality Also, sheep roller leather shuttle,
cotton aud snct pickcrs picker string and lac" Ira
Their belt leather BY the side cut, and spc"d IN STRIPS
to order for cotton woolen flour and mills "m l"o
inches 10 twelve inches in width and any length. com
pclc CLEANING combs, &c, &c. Orders for any {" the
above articles, promptly attended to By
March 81 Il06-tlstMl GEO. l.. SAMPSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08

e hire for the ensuing year, large number of hands,
10 labor on the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Rail Road. They will be employed between Richmond
and Fredericksburg, and between Fredericksburg and
treated. We will give from seventy-fve TO ninety dol
lars for good hands, and for first rate Apply
by letter or otherwise TO j. II. Hopkins, at the Rail OF:
hce 10 Messrs. George P. Csump and James Rat
CLIFF Richmond or Thomas J. White, in the county Of
King William, and the neighborlood 10 James Hun
ter Assistant Engineer, the White Chimnes, Ca
roine to Theodore S. Garnet, Assistant Engineer,
near fredericksburg to Fl. +. Guy & Co. in Frede-
ricksburg; and TO others having authority from J. II.
Hopkins, Assistant Engineer
JOS. NJ. SHEPPARD,
Agent for The r. f. 4 p. K. X. Company
December Oh GIFT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08

GEO. A. M'CALL,
A. D. c. Actg. ASS. Adu General
acknowledgements were received on Tuesday eve
ming at the Adjutanl Generals Office, dated Fort Drane
March ii, which state that General Cnch with some
of subsistence, and about 600 men, of whom $50
were mounted Floridans, joined General Gaines the
9Th instant The force under The latter had already been
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08

ygyO PLANTERS OF ORONOkO TOBACCO -
Il The planters Of whom ! have purchased crops O.!
Oronoko Tobacco will confer favor me By deliver
ing them to the order of r. e. r. Gwathmry i'll III" c!y
of Richmond between the 18th of May and the lst q
June Those who deliver their crops 10y the ~
OF June, will please defer the delivery until tn" lth q
June or any time between the middle Of that month au
the first day OF July. JOHN u. HUGHES
YJ-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08

YgNHE BUCKINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL FOR
u YOUNG LADlES.-A High School for young
Ladies will be opened at Buckingham Courthouse on
consist of ten months divided into sessions nslruc
ton will be given in all branches of education attended
TO in the best schools of the kind in the country, and all
possible attention will be paid 10 the health, manners,
morals, and improvement of the pupils.
LIzie Of I, 49, rLh c ScLLuSkir
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06

TIE thorough bred Bertrand horse will stapd
the ensuing season at the stable O: Mark Patty,
on Washington st south Of Main, IN Rich.
mond. Wayne county Indiana. at six dollars
PAYABLE within the season, or s. 90 II no. paid
before the 25th Of December next, three dol
lars the single leap, and ten dollars to insure.
which in every case will be required to b paid
il the ownership of the mare is changed. Stfict
attention will be paid to mares in all cases, but
no respons bili,y need be expected in cases Of
accident OF any kind. Dr.. JAMES RUHEY,
II. NJ. BELL.
PEDIGREE
Bertrand Junior is a beautiful mahogany hay
feet % inches high, Eve years old last fali
black legs main and tail. He il destitute OF
white marks--bred by Alexander 8. Miller, Of
Bourbon county kentucky. He was got BY old
Bertrand Of Kentucky. he by SIR Archy, and
be by the old imported Diomede. The dan
of Bertrand Junior was 60. by Damaby's Do
mede. and he by Hamlintonian. and he BY tho
old imported Diomede. Ills grand dam the
celebrated Janus mare. raised BY the late Rob-
ert Backper of Nicholas county Kentucky
t'amintonian's dam was by imported Shark,
grand dam by Apollo, Apollo by old Fear
naught, daIn by Spotwood's imported cullen
Arabian.
ALL admirers Of fine horses are requested 10
call and see him. Any person wishing to see
certificates to test the correctness of his prdi-
gree, will please to call on the subscriber iv.
ing two and a half miles north Of flillsbosouGh
IN Wayne county, Ia. where the horse i, and
viii be kept after the expiratiou Of tire season.
JAMES RuBEY,
ii. NJ. BELL
1anu.,, onth ISSc
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06
Public.SaDe OF
ABLE PROPERTY i.

The subscriber will offer at Public
Sale, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 18th
day of March next, Of not previously disposed
Of at private sale } his valuable FARM, stu
ate on the state road leading from Connersville
TO Raysville. ION the National Roao,l two and
quarter miles from the latter place, contain
ing 300 acres. about $50 acres under improve
me0t. There is on sand farm. a comfortable
dwelling mouse, new barn ~ feet square. over
700 apple trees. the apples from which took the
premium a. the Annual Fair and Exhibition Of
the Rush County Agricultural Society, am, a
large number OF peach and Lear trees, nearly
all Of which ow bear fruit. The farm Will be
offered in three equal lots, each Of which has on
it the necessary water ior stock and house use.
This situation is well calculated for a Tavern
Stand. The above is offered low for Cash in
hand or on a credit. with approved security -
Immediate possession will be gwen.
At the same time and place there will be Of
fered for sale an excellent Wagon, and all the
necessary apparatus for carrying on a farm
Also, one blooded Mare, three work Horses, two
Colts, one year old last spring. one spring Colt,
one pair Of work Oxen, two beef Oxen, four
Cows, and other young stock, one lot Of Stock
Hogs, and a flock OF Sheep, together with
Wheat, Corn Oats. and Hay Also, q lot Of
Lumber, nearly sufficient for building, sawed,
and on the premises, and at the mill yard. The
sale will commence at 10 O'Clock, on said day,
and be continued from day to day until the
whole is disposed OF.
For further particulars apply to the subscri-
Der, on the premises. to Samuel Davis, hush
vile; or to ". K Pumphrey, near Connersvillc,
Fayette county, Ind.
MOSES CLIFFORD.
February 6, 1886. SITS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06
NOTICE.

DHE undersigned respectfully request
- those that are indebted to them, to
call and settle their respective accounts
a. one of the firm is about starting East
for a SUPPLY of.pring goods. and as mat
ter of course. they will stand in need of
a considerable quantity OF the needfui--
They hope, therefore, that their friends
will not be backward in lending helping
hand time Of need.
STOKES d DOW
y. B. Those who have accounts stand
ing with Alex ander Stokes previous to the
present firm, are hereby warned for the
last time, that he intends to make = spec
dy collection, and If not paid Immediately,
they will be placed in the hands of 4 suita-
Bile officer for collection without respect
to persons. ALEXANDRA STOKES.
: Richmend, Jan 9th, 1879.