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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

EYOR SALE, raiHnGle manEl"dH"t2 Va" ana r'"H
q tutiOn on Raau0kc.-l offer for sale, the Ea-"
Point Mills and Plantation, adjoining Roanoke uvc
situord 81. miles south of Boydton and Randolph Ma
CON Collcue and ten miles below Clarksvll!r The r.
mutation 0f this Mill is well known Ill Petersburg and
Norfolk and also extensively known through the c"Ca
ry and villages near the Roanoke. It's brand stands -
h as any other mill III the State where 1t is kn""a
IL runs five pair of stones, pair of hrc-icct bars
one of burr and Esopus, pair OF Esopus entire "d
pair of rubbcIs manufacturing machinery Complete,
and il is furnished with sufficient water power by aca'
nal taken from the river In point OF location: II pos
scsses uncommon advantages. Besides constant TGa
Of CUSTOM it commands business from great distances
durnr dry seasons-yicldng annually from 2DO to "V
barrels of toll corn 1t from ID TO ~ Thousand
bushels Of wheat annually; and for some years past tie
crops have been rapidly increasing III this section OF Tue
State and will probably continue to increase as iac'
to market improve. There is ready sale for corn ani
every bushe of otfa, at good prices. 1t may also le
well to remark that would afford an eligible site Tor
cotton factory grocery, or mercantile business.
The tract of land consists of 5l7 acres, " Of winch
are good river bottom good proportion OF tmI"r't
land and the plantation in good condition Tor cu!''t
ton. The improvements consist OF 4 spacious old dwell
nu house, with other ordinary out.houscs. Persons
Wishing 10 purchase the above property, may apply
the subscriber, residing within two miles. liberal ere
dit will be allowed the purchaser.
Should not effect sale, privately, before the 'iHi
Monday in april next, shall, on that day, offer Il !:
public auction. at Mecklcnhurg Courtlous", II benz
Court day Possession Of the Mill will be given on the
si OF June next, and the Plantation the Isl Of Ja"a
ay. S37 TlNGNAL JONES, L''""
Of Jumcs Il. J0ncs. n'r d
Mccklcnbnre Feb 20. J}-l2".hA
phc Petersburg Constellation will pleas n'eh the A'' u"
2tnh Aplnrst. -.
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IIOYT ever anxious To serve his NUMEROUS pa!rou.
takes this early opportunity Of laying before tr! OH.
of the most splendid schemes the na;"grt have '>:'
Tor long time. Forward your orders early 10 Dane r
tunes only Agent, Hoyt who deals out The g"tc" =.
pitfalls with unsparing hand. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

NTOTICE-The subscriber wishes TO hire for the ba-
a lance of the year, first rate man Cook who can
come we'll recommended, and for such liberal price
will be given. JOHN FOWLES, ',
Eagle Hotel, Charlottesville, Va.
Feb %. 94-tf
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March !

&aSA kEWARD.-hed,s eg-Ran a%>E .r ,Ia,
- u e9V the subscriber, about The leth OF -'''s.
Der last yellow of the name Of EDWIN, Nic '.
times calls himself Edwin BurksO about cct ~ "''
hiph, rather raw-boncd, a little stopped IN his sh.'
deIs' his coun,cnancc very good hair tocraby b'>'!
He has lost most Of his jaw teeth, and is what MAJ
called lantern awrd. lie is good shocsnaAe'' -
has free papers with hun ,l,
| will give $50 if said negro is apprehcnd"d III ~.
State. and $3.50 if unprecedented out OF the State anu
secured that | get him again. ,,,.p
Feb 90. tG3-,fl Of RothcI'"-rI-
NHERRY VALE NCRSERY.-The Sn'i', w.:
" proprietor Of the above Nursery, when Is Y T.
abou, mile from Richmond, the road ira"'7 Z
Charlottesville, keeps constantly OIL hand :aPl
fruit trees, comprising the usual variety ana o.
not surpassed He has also hand great va, ae
grape vines, embracing those most ceieofaNII vi:
and table use; for the latter, he would pa'ucuII.
tons Virginia Seeding and Hnbber'"'n. ."I w! =
All his trees and vines are of the best qua!'' az" %
disposed of on terms as liberal as those o. 49," ID,
Nursery. lie would invite purchasers I" ,.s from
stock, before they supply themselves ie articles
distance will be promptly attended 10; al,0
ordered will be put up with the u''' JOIN CARTER
I}-2a"'"
| Fob %
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February Is.

I'D on the night OF the 27lh OF February last She
is very likely negro woman from . to 81 years Of age
has an excellent councnance speaks quick when spo-
ken to, bushy head parcu lar marks recorced sup
uosrd TO be about five feet hgh spare madc-carrcd OFT
all her clothing among which three calico dresses,
to wit one white and red-onc yellow, red purple, and
wb-thc other white, red and purple; also, one Dress
made Of counterpanr, blue and wlhtc-onc checked
onron. blue and white lcr winter dress was filled in
viii, yarn and cotton four threads each Also man
white, yarn coat the cuffs and collar made OF red pad
dinu Several andkrrchcis-am"ng which were one
small black silk Her other dressing not rccoIcccd
and Secured so that get her again. ten dollars, if
taken in the county and delivered to me. 1t Is likely
she may have free papers. pass, written by some
person. FIELD ol'hnM, w.
Luncnburr March -. l0o-Gt
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TT OUISA HOTEL.-'lhe subscribers having T"'''
81 this desirable situation, al Louisa Courthouse '
der the firm of James w SmOnt IL Co., rrSPcc'!u'! ~
vitc their friends, and the public generality To give ''
call The buildings have been recently aud ll"f"U-"
" reparcd-hc rooms are all neatly and newly in'i>t
Attached to the establishment is large brick b"'''-
in which are several comfortable and CONVENIENT 'O'"
exclusively for the accommodation OF iam"s ""'
others, who may desire quiet aud retired ''u,.',
The stables will receive the particular attention ' ''
proprietors. c,p;-l.
Nlessrs r. NJ. Wicr & Co.'S line Of Stages from IA"
mond, Charlottesville and Warrcnton, stay all "s" -
this house three times week. .,..
CHARLES S. JONES
JOHN HUNTER,
JAMES w. SMOOt'
nI,.,l y1--lW
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gir@iHsi:l state Aoatery.

For The Uenrft Of The Mechanical BrhrV"Islt SOty 4
Norolk-Class no ], Tor lc:iG:
10 be draun ut .7icrandrn, on SatnlGHy, ir" 3d. 'F
MAMMOTH SCIIEME:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

~tARRiAGE MAKING IN FARMVlLLE.-I'he
j subscribers, under the firm of w. & J. BLASros,
have made such arrangements as will enable them to
manufacture extensively in this place. Carriages of
every description, Barorches Gigs and Sukes 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 to give ca and examine
our work. Repairs done with neatness and despatch:
WILLIS BLANTON,
JAMES BLANTON.
Farmville, Prince Edward, Va, Feb, 10. 93-wtf
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VHNEIE AMERICAN CONSTELLATION Is IT,
a weekly, business and political newspaper published
in Petersburg, at five dollars per annum, payab" "n
the subscription year, in advance at the option :" aE
responsible subscriber. The extensive and rap'H! ~
creisnp circulation of the Constellation, in town ana
country in connection with the business relations vitae"
exist between the city Of Richmond and Petersburg
renders such paper OF value to the Richmond na" o.
business, both as a medium for advertising, and az
source to be looked TO for local information. The $40
scrber is Agent for the Editor and Proprietor "l ''
Constellation for the city of Richmond, town OF N'"
chester and the counties Of Ilcnrico, Hanover Coco"
land and Powhatan. Subscriptions received ana tram"
nitted, without charge TO subscribers with lhr ni'
promPilude at all times, BY PHILIP NJ. lAhD'
Richmond March 18th, 1876. ,r.
MIR. Philip NJ Tabb, Of the city Of Richmond IS '''
authorised TO receive any moneys due m" TOR S"p''
tons and advertising in the places above naIm,GI :''
to grant receipts for the same. H. HAlH,.'
Petersburg, Va, March 18th, Is. lo'-,1
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TayO Persons haring .Ntgrors for Hre.-7We wish to
hire for the ensuing year, large number of hands,
10 labor on the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Rail Road They will be employed hetwecn Richmond
aud Fredericksburg, and between Fred rrickSburg and
the Potomac River The country and occupation ~
healthy; and they will be we'll fed, well clothed and well
treated We will give from seventy-ive TO ninety dol
lars for good hands, and for first rate ones Apply
by letter or otherwise TO j. H. Hopkins, at the Rail or
flee, or to Mcssrs. George 7. CrumP and James Kat
CLIFF Richmond or to Thomas }. White, i'll the county of
King William and the ncighborhood or 10 James Hun
ter, Assistant Engineer, the White ChmnIrs Ca
rolinr or to Theodore S. Garnctt, Assistant Engineer
near fredericksburg to H. F. Guy Il Co: in Frede-
rcksburg and to others having authority from }. H.
Hopkins, Assistant Engineer:
JOS. NJ. SHEPPARD,
agent for the r. f. d p. Il. Il, Compamy
Doconbor % 69-tf
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March -

dNOPARTNERSIllP.-Th subscribers have con-
q nrcted themselves into copartncrslp, under the
firm Of ALVEY 81 WYATT for the purpose Of conduct
ing the HhOesaie and Retail Grocery and Commission
business; and have taken that large and commodous
house. for many years occupied by rssrs. WORKMAN ~
McGrudcr and more recently by Mr.. Ben amin Brand,
six doors below the Bell Tavern, where they intend
keeping constantly on hand large and well selected
stock of Groceries, They constantly receiving, from
the North and otherwise, supplies of Goods-and expect
in Il very few days that their assortment will be COM
pete They would Invite their friends from the conn.
iry and in town call they determined 10 sell
on as accommodating terms as any other house in the
City. ~: r. "a, htsE6,
We have taken substantial trc-proof building for
the purpose of storing any thing We may receive on
commission; and intend to pay strict attention to
this branch of the business, vii! make Liberal advan-
cps upon consgnmcnts either OF gram flour, or mer-
chaniise o? any description; and hope by strict per-
sonal attention to business, TO "I!t portion OK public
patronage. ALVEY q WYATT.
March s. 'J-d
RNEDlCAL INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA.
VII The Lectures in this Institution will beg IN on the
first Monday in April, and be continued till November
Isl with the exception oil August, which Is vacation
LECTURES
Dr.. Nathl Chapman, on Practice OF Medicine,
Dr. Sam'l Jackson, ..... hlaterIa Ncdlca,
Dr. .Ino. X. Nlchell,... Chemistry,
DR.. w. L. Horner,..... Anatomy,
Dr. John Bcl..... "s sled Jurisprud"nee, '
w. H. - '''Os' w W. E. iIORSER, Secretary.
March1 10. lUo-l2t
I'D edmond, FREDERICKSBURG AND PO-
IA TOMAC RAIL ROAD-At meeting of the
Directors Of the Company, on the 9Th March, 1876,
il
Resclred That further amount of ten dollars on each
share be required from the Stockholders to be paid So
on or before thc 18th day Of April next, and s.
before the 18th day of May next and to be deposited
heretofore the Bank Of Virginia to the credit of the
Company. "M. I. ShtrrEhD, ITeaSMT.
March IL. lO3-tloM
NTOTICE-The subscriber wishes TO hire for the ba-
"a lance Of the year, first rate man Cook who can
ennns well accommodated and for such q liberal price
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En- CHANCERY-FIEGISIA Goochland County
a Court, 18th January, le:iG:
Meslack Hicks, Nancy Carol, Sally Hicks, Richard
Taylor and Suckey, his wife, and John ". Ford and
Eliza, his wife, formerly Eliza Hicks, Devlsecs OF Me-
shack Hicks, dec d., Pltiis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

WMTEIR.NECK COTTON FACTORY for Sale
w The former of this valuable property hay
nr died about the first Of February last the subscriber
offers It for sale on accommodating terms The Factory
is situated at the head of Grays Creek in Sury County,
Va and within two miles of the Courthouse. There
is wharf about half mile off, aliordIng every facility
for shipping and receiving cotton. The subscriber con-
fIcn,y asserts according the capital employed it is
the most profitable establishment of the kind in lower
Virginia The water power is cSccllent-equal, if not
superior, to any from Petersburg to the sea board
Information may be obtained respecting Tins property,
bv addressing ED. WHITE.
March I5 [l03-2t] Surry Court House, Va.
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MOST SHLE.NUID LIpITlLS.
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Nccklcnbnrg Feb. 30. E'-r2'nhA
~ The Petersburg Constellation will pleas n-e the Ai''
Ami
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March ~.
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lHcSdHY !hdTCH 10
Mr. Bell asked the unanimous consent of the House
to submit the following resolution; Which read
RcSoocd That, hereafter, the daily hour 10 which this
House shall stand adjourned shall be III oclock a. NJ,
unit! otherwise ordered.
Objections being made,
Mr. Bell moved tho suspension OF the Rules; and upon
this motion tie yeas aud nays ordered.
Mr.. Mercer moved to amend the motion to add
the following: And that The Rules be also suspended
for the purpose OF enabling the committees 10 make
ports
The Chair stalled that the motion not now in or
der
The question being taken The motion of Mr. Bell,
it was decided in The affirmative: yeas IA, nays 43.
hlr. Hardin moved amend The resolution by slril-
ing out hereafter, and inserting after the LIST day Of
April "
MIR. Cambrelcng said, had no time to spare, and
the began to meet at III clock the BETTER
He should oppose the motion, and nc demanded the yeas
and nays upon it, which were ordered.
The question being taken il was decided in The mega
tive; yeas -, nays III.
MIR. HawrS moved to postpone the further ccnsdera
ton Of the resolution till Monday.
MIR. Mann, Of New York, said he had turned back to
the Journals of several sessions aud found that was
usual about the l2tli 18th OF March 10 commence the
s!ttlngr at ! o'clock
The motion postpone jected, und the rcsolu
tlon agreed 10.
Mr.. Jcniftr rose and said he would suggest TO the
gentleman from Maine, (Ar Jarvs) press his mo-
Ton 10 reconsider the resolution submitted by him (Alr
j. in relation 10 the General Post Office, as be had re-
ceiyed since the adjournment Of the House on yeser-
day, communication from tho General Post Office De-
pIrtment. which was satisfactory and precluded the ne
ccsslty for the adoption Of the resolution
MIR. Cumbrcleng moved that the House resolve itself
into COMMITTEE OF The Whole the stale of the Uni
for the purpose of executing the special Order Of the
Day-agreed 10.
NAVAL SERVICE BILL.
The bill! making appropriations for the naval service of
the United States for the year 1885, then taken I'D
in The Committee of the Whole on the State of I'M.
Union, (Alr. Miller in the clai!)
The question being on the motion of Mr. Bell to re-
duce the proposed appropriation for The navy yard at
Portsmouth from SG7 ,UGO 10 $35 SUI,
Mr. Evans, who was entitled 10 the loor spoke two
hours and half the subject and in reply 10 the re.
marks made former day by the gentleman from S.
Carolina (klr Thompson)
When MIR. Evans had concluded,
MIR. Chambers, Of Pennsy lvana, obtained the floor.
and expressed desire to address the committee on The
subject but The House had, he said, listened for some
hours with great interest," TO The very able remarks OF
the gentleman from Maine, and the hour Of meeting
would, Tomorrow be earlier than heretofore, he moved
that the committee now rise.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-30
NESv GOODS AGAIN.!

M E have just received, direct from Philadelphia, Ye and arc now opening U large and well assorted stock ofSrhPIE AND FANCY GOODS, of every de- serptioa adapted to the present and approaching sea- son Also Lardtoare, Glass and QeeeaSaoare assort- edand general assortment Of Groceries and Liquors; which we will sell very low, wholesale retail for cash, or to punctual customers time.
 Purchasers gre respectfully invited to calland examine our stock as we feel assured that suit them both us to price and quality L. 65 " R. GIBSON.
 Little Rock Hay 27, l930.
 a17-Also, received at Pine Bluffs, by E. GBsoN, 2 large and well assorted stock of STAPLE 85 FANCY Hardware, Queensware and Glassware, Sugar Coffee, Iea sat and very general assortment of Groceries an, iliqors all Of which sill be sold unusually low
 Pine Bl ifs, May 27 1856.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-30
EVEETSk E. \ .
SADDEERYX \
LATEST A RIVAL OF
 TgEayEy GOODS

NNTIIIIAM 5. WAIT has just received, direct from 2 Y New York, arge and general assortment of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, consisting ill part of the following articles viz:
 Red green and white Macknaw and French blankets; rcd green, white, yellow, twiled, eoored Canton and figured Salisbury fannels satinets blue and mixed kerseys; 3-i, 4-4 and 54 brown and bleached sheet ings red and mixed linseYs indigo checks chambrays fancy tWilled. mourning, blue prints blk and cold Cir cassans; I3-4 Warseilles quilts birdseye and 8.4 d- aper Irish long lawns blk silk and fancy velvet vest ngs silk and cotton umbrellas cambrc, aconet stripe, plaid figured and plain Swiss null and book muslins j; furniture and cambrc dimity; wide gros de Swiss; Italian ustring: cold gros de Naps white, pink, cold blue black and rich gured Pout de Soie senshaw and col cred Florence silks thread edgngs: fancy dress and merino hds printed Thibet wool, 44 and 5-4 merino, 5-4 and 64 raw silk, and 84 scarlet slke shaws ladies' kid, white lace silk and white linen gloves gents buck skin castor, hoskn, white kid and white linen gloves ladies' emb silk merino, lambswoo, fancy and white ribbed cotton hose; chldrens mixed and scarlet hose wadding; spool cotton furniture and carpet binding India rubber aprons ladies' super damask and plain merno eoaks otter fur hair and seal caps and fur collars.
 Ready~aTafle Clothing, viz: Canbet cloaks blue and green blanket Petersham and Flushing coats blk and blue cloth, cassimere, satinet kersey and Flushing round jackets bid and white satin white Marsees and painted velvet vests drab, black beaver and silk hats mems thick pegged, russet, kip and calf brogans boy sewed and peggd brogans calf boots calf navy ties shoes, pumps and slippers ladies' white and black san kid and pruHea slippers fioroe co and leather shoes prunea gater and leather boots
 Also assortment of Hard0are, Queens and Gtassuare, Cutlery, and PiStots
 Groceries
 Havana coffee; New-Orleans, white Havana and loaf sugars; sugarhouse molasses mackere picked salmon sperm ou, fee; white and brown soap; Browns No 1 honey-deW, Bonns sweet-scented Roanoke leaf and Kentucky tohaeee fine da bunch raisias chocolate Madeira nuts, hberts and almonds, lemon and raspber- " syrups gunpower and young hyson teas champagne and cegnas brandys champagne, renerfe, Madeira
 luscat, sweet Malaga and carei wines old Irish whis key New-Oreans rum; sweet oil; patent mould can des candies, assorted indigo; copal vanish camphor &c.
 0+rThe above articles, and many others not enumer ated--mang his assortment eompete--wiI be sold low for cash.
 Little Rock, Oct. r, 1886.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-30
MOUTH OF ARKANSAS.

fEgFfE subscribers respectfully inform the public that they still continue tue Storage and Forwarding bu- siness at the Mourn ARKANSAS RIVER. They have completed their large and commodious warehouses and now ready receive and forward all goods, produce, &5c that may be consigned to them for reshpment. All business entrusted them will be punctualy, and what is of more importance speedily attended to. They have no interest in any steamboat whatever and rely only the faithful discharge oftheir business for patronage and favor
 Persons ascending the Arkansas, will fndthe passage through the mouth of Arkansas equally good at all times, and better some, than through the cut oas boats often pass down the former when the depth of wa ter does not admit q passage through the atter
 They will also transact COMPASSION BUSINESS of eve " kind which may De entrusted to them-buying up- country produce on the river, 62c.
 Having recently been informed that misFePresenta- ions aloat to tie pfaeeablity of traYeng from the Post of Arkansas to this place. by land on account of water and other Instructions, we feel It duty we ourselves and travelng community, to state, that good road is open, and with very slight eXceP- tions direct and dry route, from this place to the Post, and only about 27 miles distant
 *a*If unremittng care aud attention will merit it, they trust to receive share ofpnbc patronage.
 If APES, RYAN 65 co.
 sHoetl ef g1rbaases, Jug. l5 l835.-2etf
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-30
PROPOSALS
INDIAN RIA. TIEONs. '
ron

T1ROP0SAlS, in writlng and sealed Wlll be reeeiYed
 by the subscriber, unit l2 o'clock t.N) qf Ihesday Me 1oth day of Jaauary nef 1s51, for larnehng and delivering to emgrant GREEK INDIANS in theIr new country west, all RATIOA5 or sUBSiSI ENCE that shall be required for them be the same more or less rom the lst day of April, 1857, to sAe 5ist day of arc 1888, inclusive.
 The number of places at which Ratons will be requ- red to be delivered in the country, as well as the quantity will be designutei by agent, asa twenty days notice prior to each delivery, will be glyan
 Proposals must state the price of the entire ration; which consists of one pound of fresh beof ourths of quart of corn and the Of four quarts of salt to each one hundred rations. The and salt must be delivered at the of hirtytwo quarts dry measure, to therbushe The quality, well the weight and measure of the articles composing the Raton will be in- spected by an Agent on delivery III risk and every expense attending the delivery and distribution o the Rations, must be borne by the contractor.
 A portion of the meat ration may be eommuted and delivered in COWS and calves; provided the receiving Agent shall any time deem such changes in the Issue expcdient and provided that the terms and conditions on which the changes of deliveries to be made are acceptable to the contractor But il caso must such changes ournshng increase the cost o the ration aoeVe mentioned.
 The privilege of rejecting bids deemed hgh reserV- cd.
 Bonds with three responsible signatures will be requlr- ed for the faithful fulflment of the contract.
 Persons making bds will write on the envelope otthelr communications the words, Proposals 10 tHhtsh SH6- ssence for he Creek Ildans;" and will attend at this place. the last day of receiving bds for the purpose of closing the contract.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-30
EE,GgN. Ao T'.

gEHHT subscriber has established hnselfa at the above H named place, where he will soon be prepared to transact all business intrusted him. COMMISSION MERCHANT. He has on hand choice assortment oi DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, fftRD DiFf9 fRs E. ', Sse Efe is prepared to make contracts for the delivery o LUMBER of all kinds, saped agrcea6fy 10 order.
 0s-gonstant employment and liberal wages given to R sF.Tas,r... k. I. DUNBAR.
 March }, 1s36.-50-iyasf
 ELGIN is situafad on Black River, about % miles above it's junction with White River.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-30
H.. RsEAARnQN $ SON,

TTAyINes established themselves in Little Rock, for N B the purpose of entering into the Wholesale and Ike tail Mercantile business, invite country merchants and dealers generally to ca and examine their stock tis large purchased in the eastern cities the best terms, and consists of Goods of every description. Cotton pei try and produce commonly received by merchants will be taken in exchange.
 Nov. 9, fS36.-32tf
 The "Gazette" and eTimes' will publish the above till forbid.