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~ '' ''''' ""''''N'' ~'N ''' I'M. PALMER,
Near the Old .Narke Main Street.
! Asparagus. large giant
! Archoke. large globe,
Beet early blood turnp, carly yellow do long blood,
! Sir john Sinclair, French sugar or amber, Mangel
| Wurzcl.
| Beans. early dwarf China. do. Rachel do. yellow SIX
/ weeks do Mohawk dwarf cluster, Warrington mar
row. refugee 1000 TO large white Scissor pole beans
| French early white do.
! Celery. white solid Norths giant !ed
: Cress broadeaved garden
Carrot, long orange, large yellow: new red studsy,
! Altrinrham.
loaf do 3a,tcrsea fat Batersea large York, FhiIate
phia late fiat Ouch, drumhead late Bergen, green curl
ed savoy globe Savoy blood red,
! Cau!ltlower early.
Broccoli. early purple cape.
Cucumber early cluster. do Frame, long green long
! p7ckv, GheTkin,
Corn. early Tuscarora do. white Canada, sweet or
su1ar.
| Endivc green curled.
! Eco Plant purple oval. do. round,
Lettuce early curled Sesia Ice. brown Dutch, large
green head or cabbage,
Melon. Murrays pine apple, green cltron,
| Mustard. white and brown,
! NasturuGI.
Onion white Portugal sverskin potato, top tree do
Pens Iandreths extra early primitive, do MAY, do.
Charlton Bishops dwarf prolific, blue Prussan early
ROYAL dwarf do frame. dwarf mnrrowfa tall narrowiat,
| Parsnip, long smooth French: turn DO.
! Parsley. extra curled,
! Pepper, large bell.
Radlsh, long scarlet, short top long salmon, scarlet
! turnip, white do,
! Rhubarb.
! Spinach round and Prickly,
| Satisfy,
Tomato. large red,
! Squash, summer bush, do. lemon, do. crook neck,
winter crook neck, vegetable marrow,
| Tnrnp. early white. rua biga,
| Herb and flower seeds.
! March 10. lui-ot
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MH ISSlSSlPPl LANDS FOR SALE.-lhe sub
Iva scrber has oI sale, number OF cnolce O'9es Of
Land in the State of Mississippi, in healthy and beau
,itl region of the State, we'll adapted to the growth
o;cotton AMI corn-fie is also authorised to sell NUM-
Der OF valuable settlements /, p B, and years credit
inns irving the purchaser time open the lands and
make the money TO pay it. The great lndncemen
held out to settle this Slate, both for comfort and
proh,, is daily becoming manifest. No one who
visits The country, particularly that portion lying cast OF
the Big Black and Pearl Rivers, have any ea:s on the
score OF health The country is finely wate'ed, general
y and is hie and broken enough The State soon to
he pu, under system of Railroads, which VII; afford
convenient markets all portions oft The roads from
Jackson to Mobile from Jackson to the lomoecoee
river near the mouth of Noxubee river, and another from
the Vickshurg road to Columbus and the Orleans and
Nashville road. which is required to be east OF Pearl
river will make the counties OF Winston, hemper:
LauGerdale Nozubee, &c, the most desirable portion OF
the al! these counties, the subscriber Will 81
lands. He NAV be found at Columbus until The middle
of May and after the 18th June in Richmond .rgnia
MADISON WALTHALL.
N,-,L : l0I--W
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VIII ch tickets Of admission may be had at dollar
each I'll! then.
The Democracy las to rejoice for on that day,
the of the French Question, and the prosa
Ton OF the faction in the United States Senate.-CIa-
e'nnntt .3arertiser, March ,
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Ts7IMBER TIMBER!-The hghes, prices Wi. be
q given for good, seasoned vince! sPokes and ftoes,
deliverable the Penien,iary. Immediate delivery IS
solicited For information respecting them apply either
to Col. Charles S. Morgan. Superintendent. or 20
THOS. G. MONCURE. G. a.
FL, II
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AeCNi".iY IN jAlL.-Coinmued to the Jail OF
AZ A!tenare county, on the 9th Of December last,
negro na.n:d Bennett, who says he belongs to
4"oR'as Hun!cy, Of Amherst county, fa.-Said negro
" about p years Of age dark complexion, FIVE feet one
~.;&, s;o1t made, aud had when committed, dark
e''a coat, and brown jean pantaloons-no a.arks or
4's discovered The Of said negro is requested
u Come forward prove property. pay charges and take
IN away, CT he viii be dealt with as the Law directs
WM. WATSON,
Juiior .7tcmarle county.
March y l02-w3n
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NTOTlCE TO FARMERS.-We shall receive no
more Wheat this season, after the twentieth day
OF the present month, March) Those who have heat
to deliver are requested to send it in before that day
P J. CHEVALLIE & Co.
Gallego Mills, March /. 9-AoA
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MTOTICE.-The subscriber wishes to hire for the oa
"a lance Of the year. first rate Cook vs. no can
come well recommended, and for such liberal price
will be given 3ohN Wv AE1' r.,
Eagle Hotei Charlottesville, Va.
Feb % S4-u
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M@-INTER ARRANGEMENT.-Twi WEEK
~ The Steamboats, Columbus AID pccaEon!as, 10
and ZION, Norfolk and Baltimore, vii! commence IN
Monday the !th december, 10 run only twice %"rA;
r,vin Eaiimo.c and Norfolk every Monday and Thurs
dav morning. at 10 o'clock and and after Thurs
day the 7,h January, 1886, they will run o"iy cnce
k,Iraring Baltimore every ThursdaE, and Norfolk
ever Monday morning, at 10 o'clock. should tn" ma
viraion of the Paapsco be interrupted BY c" the pas
scnacrs will be landed al Annapolis, as formerly:
The Patrick Elcary will leave Norfolk every Tuesday
and FRIDAY morning, for Rchm md, and return etc:y
Sunday and "Wednesday
PASSAGE and fare to Norfolk So. All baggage Il, The
risk Of The owners. JAMES FERGuSSUN: .ig;at
Baltimore. Dccembc! !. hl-I
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EsEXasS's OFFICE.

FE7uE su5scrlbe- having taken the Lottery Office for
8 :irr!y occupied by Grorge T. TonpSins, requests
call iran ms friends, where ne Will be prepared al Gil
:.:acs - .u.a!s:. then. with Tickets
GEO w DIXON.
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F,b %. TG3-tfl Of RoehtTtdge.

Foo -. I!i3-Ii " FOthOFFNye
n OUlSA HOTEL-The subscribe RS having rented
this desirable situation at Louisa Courthouse, ul-
der the firm Of James W. S'noot X Co. respectfully IN
v, their friends and the public generally TO give them
call The buildings have been recently aud thorough.
Is rcpaTcd all neatly ard newly furnished
Attached 70 the establishment Is 4 large BRICK building,
in which are serera! comfortable and con"rnirn; Toois,
exclusively for the accommodation of families and
others WHO nay desire quiet and retired situation
III. stables will receive tie particular attention Of The
propristors. r.,
tl.ss-s r. VI. Wier & Cos line OF Stages from Rich
noud charlottesville and War5enlon. stay all might at
this house three times L week.
CHARLES S. JONES
JOHN HUNTER.
JAMES V. SHOOT.
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March !

E'oh SALE, Lot No asa, on and s Streets-fronss
- ~ ieet on Street and So feet the Basin bank
" Ierr's, apply to John w. Williams, ut Mrs Temp
r.. >: Or Or George P. Crump, Of Richmond
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NATAWBA GRAPE FINES.--The subscriber (n'ar
= Richnond) has for sale $4,000 Catawba Grape
Vines from one to three years od-and can furnish Cut
tings Of this grape IF applied for within the pruning
sc,s,,> N thse who NAV prefer then. rooted wings
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
60 TT
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AhARk-The great Northern champion, by Ane!l'
- can Eclipse. GU Of old Lacy Lightfoo,, known to
erc'? gentleman o. the turf will stand the present sea-
son a. ny sable Taylor's Ferry, in MecklenouTs,
Va and Wiz De let al SO dollars the season -
one dollar NE groom Good and extensive pasturase,
aac board gratis Every care taken to
and escapes but no liability Tor either Mares
with oa.s their sides, will be led at twenty cents
Per cav. and those without, if requested The season
VII END OH tee first day Of July.
March - i02-t2OAlay
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March |.

wNTN lIANSELI.. No - Market ST. south side
w above Front 81, Philadelphia Informs merchants
visiting the Norlh and others, that he has in store,
large and general assortment Of sacd'rr consisting Of
saddles Of every description, bride eathsr nIaTnsats;
sotac.bars trunks. collars whips. &c, &c. whch will
be disposed Of upon satisfactory terms Orders forward
ed by mail as above will mref with purctuai attention
r.b 6 s7-2awOw
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Forn7u OF March CELEBRArIoy.-On Friday next,
,h. celebration ot the death Of the Bank OF the Mr.
States rs National BAmd second oir-d1y "i A:ns'
rcan i..de peudence. Some god ana weIdsposed per
sons supvose that we have bu! Little 10 rejoice for as
the Bank has bacn resuscItaed by It's new Charter from
P.nasyvanl. Is Il little to rejoice tor that every
State IN The Union except pennsy vana has been ex-
,rca,eJ iyn The truinLc!s winch they were in
v,vrd Ike TINS vyccyruwu mous:er of aristocracy: l.
il little tu rejoice ivt, that The States EaVe II IN ,ef
power 10 prohibit the establishment OF Dtancaes or
ar-rces Of; that Bank wn!E their Doroer: l. II
little to rejoice iu that the na.Iona credit cannot be m
;,-. h. - connection with band OF swnclrrs j. IL
little To- rr,oce tor that tue notes OF the D1nH cannot
be forced into public treasury IN payment oi Ho
ve-nu,ent dues l. Il little 10 rrlhce ior th7t Notes o
,,,u H.uk on, OF PennSyvana cannot be forced into
I.,,,., nod IN take The place ui the current OF
the nation and thereby enable the Bank u transport Ii.
latter ou Of the Country Us en- article u franc Is II
,:,le 10 ,el,:r Tor tlat the State legislatures nave Il
now IN their powrr o prevent 'na' ische'ous ns'tu-
,,, c-e,,ug nar:cs and interfering w!LI elections:
a., RI. contrary We have much 10 fci'ice for,
and viii; the exception before excepted, every State IN
the mon feel themselves e'nancpaied ft1n much
,vrry the citizens once more ieel themselves as
fTecmen
One OF our greatest men and most pure patriots has
will 10 M 10, Che ciar,rtin. Of the
p. =, ard deter yop from Io,c-
~, a victor, which the Who'll: people have -a.n;
s-ccess bank AMI Consequences % the
% ous:,.on AMI justly cJeSde. gu I.e,
Ter o. The highest congratulations that the
u the !edrrai as,
that quarter victory 10 all appearance
ron,. but whether be MUS. de2e nj IN
great degree the states Nothing short Of the aduee' OF Slate
ieyi,is:ioa can prevent II being So" -,
It is plain, them that the mischief must De csanneo %
PENNSYLVANIA and that only 80 long as she suers t
Rank 10 exis, within her territory. Lei az olir' re-
oice-Pennsyvsui4 will not long nou'n-she wiz NJ hno
~ mems to rid herself OF this incubus within
another veal or we know nothing OF the spirit Of he'
sous r,d.v a, o'clock, P. NJ, the dinner will be on
~ a, he Exchange, Front Street. at the bar OF
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.jRc.atr .Nammots Scasmc.
$50in0-SzJ GvJ-$l0 Jo0-and % Of $1,000.
Virginia Norfolk Lottery,

Drarn-lst and ID S259-2i and Sd $i5o-3d and
"a Slg0-4.h and 5,n S70-5th and 9Th $oD-Gh and
"a $50. &c, &c.
Tickets $i0, halves s.: quarters So 80.
Tickets and shares IN the above splendid Lotteries.
ay be nae usual! in every variety at the Lottery Or
.cr o.: GEO. w. DlAON,
Opposite the Eagle Hotel.
y Orders from the country enclosing cash or prize
:.:kes W.. be promptly attended to, if addressed as
1--we.
Mach II lO2-tt
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-ESEEEf-E GsND,

virtue of decree of The Circuit Superior Court
LIE OF Law and Chancery, for The county of llenrco
pronounced the 9th day of December, $50, in the
suit of David G. Williams against VIM. d. Wren Ser.
geant OF The City of Richmond, and Administrator OF
Edmund Wills, deceased who was Sheriff OF N''t'oway
county, and Administrator Of Samuel Greenhi: we Will
proceed SELL the highest bidder, for cash. 1T Char
otle House. on Tuesday the 18th day Of March,
that valuable Tract of Land, containing 1o2 81 acres,
belonging to the estate of Pascha GreeRhil lying in
The county Of Charlotte adjoining The lands OF r. L.
lard, Thomas Pollard, Martha Cook, Charles !tutchin-
Feb. Is. Is5Ntds'] COMMISSIONERS.
A LARGE and ra'uattc tract of Load in Iauquicr
IA Conntu for sale.-By virtue Of decree OF the St
peror Court Of Law and Chancery for Henrco county,
in the case of 80 Norton Norton the undersigned
Commissioners will, on Monday the 18th day OF March
next Warrenton, in the county of Fauque-, before
the front door Of the Court Of said county pro-
ceed sell public auction, to the highest bidder
tract of land Wing in the county OF FauQule rar Ger
n,an,own. and within mile, Of warrrnnn. long
known the Etingham Forest estate. and containing
24i acres according TO actual survey made years
ago 1t was then divided into nine parcels It's. with
the view Of being rented armed out these lots
divided into four parcels containing about GOO each
so as TO make convenient farms OF each parcel
The land will he sold in parcels in such way as TO
conmcdale purchasers, and upon the day OF sale plat
Of the whole land, divided into separate tracts will be
exhibited This land is situated in very healthy coun
try and is believed TO be fertile and well adapted TO the
culture of Indian corn wheat. rye and oats. and lnre-
gard To society is we'll situated
Terms Of M'c.-Oae-lhird of the purchase money TO
be paid in nine months, one-ihird in eighteen months,
and the residue in years from the day III sale
Bonds with approved security for each nstaimcnt: bea1-
ing interest the day OF sale. will De required of the
purchasers who ii pected vii! be- ready VITA their
surelics 10 said bonds al tarthes t day Of
sale The tile will be retained until conveyance shall
be directed b. Tie Court.
PHILIP HARRISON, "Reminiscences
Jan 10. Old
TIC Naioas ate country paper and she G:ee pub
rd requested onet; tue above
vi bills Ike Subscribers ~:
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TOTTOS YARN-A constant supply of the Rich
q mond manufacturing Company Cotton Yam, al
Numbers &c, sale 4, factnry prices, By
DUNLOP, MONCuRE 4 co.
0G-ijt

VETO PLANTERS OF ORONOKU TOBACtO.-
4 The planters of whom have purchased crops CT
C!onoko Tobacco, will confer favor on me by deliver
ng them to the order Of R d T. Gwathney in the city
Of Richmond between the 18th Of May and the Isl CT
June Those wha cannot deliver their crops by the lst
OF June will please defer the delivery until the 10Th CT
Jun. ans time between the middle OF that month aau
the first day Of July. JOHN G HC1hES.
March : G9-tf
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rsss:s:E;Es:s EXCHANGE,

And LOTTERY UfflNh, RICHMOND, 'rA''Hta'
i-,ra .vnmss-s Of tie VIRGINIA PErERsRrsG LOTTERY
,-b-! ,-ss drdrc, IN .3ie19't:ria. FEB. "a, 1880:
- W6o. Ticket 10 - IS, u small Ca pisal Prize o
r r.. usaaa Lviiurs with several other snug Prizes
.y,s sylt and PAID sight. as usual: By blGG Eh'
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KIoRTY LIKELY NEGROES FOR sA!E-A

KNoRTY LIKELY NEGROES FOR SA!E-An
n act IS passed the General Assembly Of 'ga!a,
auhoriznr the subscriber sell The real anu personal
estate of john Haskins ST. lunaic aud vcSt me pro-
cccds thereof in Bank or other profitable stock.
By virtue OF said act shall. therefore, on iaHrSddg,
the STA Instant. the premises. IN Bfunswick county,
mar No.toway river and about Is miles northwest Of
the Court House. sell tie highest bidder for cash be-
tween 40 aud 90 likely SLAVES. consisting u men,
women boys and girls Among the men is very good
carpenter.
On the same day will BE- offered for sale, hc TRACT
OF LAND consisting of l0I6 l2 acres crrt. of one,
two and three The Land is well adapted 10 the
culture of corn wheat. cotton and tobacco rre are
~ bushels wheat sowed The fences are IN good orde
and the houses are comfortable. There The usual
number OF barns. granaries stables, &c.
On the same dav. will be sold, credit of j. months
the crop OF corn about 30 bar7c!s fodder ant oats
the stock Of cattle hogs and sheep all the Work horses
and mules about 5000 weight of bacon, the Plantation
utensils, including road wagon.
Bonds, with approved security, will be required be-
fore The property Delivered 10 carry interest 'om the
date but the interest will be RENTED if The principal
be punctuai!y paid
The sale will be day to day until finish
ed The negroes will certainly be sold on the FIRST day.
unless the weather is extremely had
JAMES HASkINS,
Committee Of Juhn HosfiT$ ST.
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N4-lLLlAM +. RlTClIli;: date 9" Rch!nond Va
w Attorney and Counsellor at Law. NcKsbuTa,
s.;s<irpl viii practise Law in he coutc; q. !iirds.
Madison. Yazoo Washington. Warren, tie Parish Of
Carroll in Louisiana-and in the Supreme Federal ai:d
5,,cc-. Cnur,s al Jackson Feb eff
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Fifty thousand Dollars!

Ti-sr:V .IUUSGRN DU.IuTS-I FH HVHSVHU Dp''H'Sl
~ pglzEs OF LOCO DoLlARs!.
virginia state k4Ottery,
r; the ornci OF he Mechanical brnevoieut Society OF
No:!i,lS-Cess No. !. for 1896:
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NTO1lCE.-MR. BoErrchI:, who gave instruction on
Y the Piano Forte COZ Mr. Geo. T. knaui, in Farm.
y. ler!y yves notice. ,hlt he is more IN the en-
.!1vlnri. Vi the SAID Nr. Geo P knauE: aud viii IN
,,lrr teach the Piano Fur!e on his account. Those
who wish - take lessons Of him viii please 10 call al
Nj Har7;s's. Cabia".-mckeI, where he resides
Earmyi.ie. March -. Ipl-h
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:. L!TTLETU.,' II. T.1ZEUELL, the S.nteS

Ri."t ~3i Hh'y GoceTHor
Sc1rcc!y had recovered IRON our establishment a
the OF certain a>ngton cgn!lAees, III o";ray
ING lie honor OF the county, and advocating the UNJUST
aud DEGRADING demands Of foreign ene.ny-SClrCely
had from witnessing, what w-sr'a-nt 10 bs
ination CT party spirit and unprncpird an
! blliOn. when presented with Instance Gi
agIan, abuse OF u::;ce, and stubborn, oaciacet
s,:a:cc t. the demands Of the people, yet un:rart-
OF and uu-Gtai!ed ana thu! too 10y the Governor OF
El,r,na Inc ndIg uant re5uke. and heavy concen-
nat!ul OF IN offended and n-utcd STATE, must r!sIl
that pa.,tza though high in office, who p.e$uptu 'usy
rs III. one iu:lcv!is % his o:t!ce al ms pleasure
~ defeat The declrrd ANA expressed VII OF the
peolr j. Is reckless defiance OF people. ani de-
uasr!rcr, OF oicc. Elg!lnt more paipaoe and
offensive than be- !ou":. even IN the short and event
fol history Of Wing msIu!r and outrage. That party
hal resisted the rigt oi instruction Us exercised ~ IT.
,T;:. from = ret rc1H vi Senator Leigh Til The ina:
passage OF instructions Senators. The people.
lhruug their pT"st natives truaphed over the piri
and SUSTAINED the right.
The Instructions arc required 10 be sent y the Co
vernon 10 cur :, na;~rs ~ Congress. lie rru-.s
transmit them a!I returns them 10 the Legislature with
his Usual GululuIu OF qt!bbing AID snpu ist.y.
Bccarse he DOES believe the th:mg required o.
Seuat cytsl!;tona h: REFUSES to DO that which
no Governor has refused before, aud returns the
resolutions br disposed v ii some other way, by The
Le.slalure Assuming 10 himself an Importance and
responsibility intended 10 De- giren l. nam. lie DaHs
q, tie difficulty, with his o"n conscience, VI tof~a:du.
not his o:yn request, he assn"s, bal The request o!
the peoste. through lcI representatives, lie EeGses
10 be- The mere organ Of the State as well may he
fuse 10 execute which may be cvaGed ~ such
bubbles his party relish may dictate.
W.;h al Difference - his sensitive Conscience, winch
bappens TO chime IN 50 we'll wh Wing policy and tag
tics We can SEE this nothing less than presun?
tuuus attempt u iic Il E!et OF the i""pc. and
crush b" executive weight the: t!ght "a! lns:'ucuon
Ti:s Is The Governor, who 81 !a.ciy advVca;ed III his
devotion In Nuicai!on Dy long essays l"ya.iy and al
Iry.ance to State GOVERNMENTS Now the dsaftcteG
and su!scn ocr: t!at very government: refusing 10
do the requirements OF the people, and iaing Yield
to the Of every patriot. BY erecting the Flag
of America Oh Tie -! OF February. Qa5o!ng cannot
protect him from Tie Vengeance OF an ncenseL al! de-
ned people,
be may now renounce alIeg lance as we'll 10 State IS
FsGyra! Government. and transfer It the g purity
His ,.y otiuu 10 that viii not be GoubtrG.-D.
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GSOpARTNERSlilp.-Th Subscribers have con-
u nrcled themselves into coPartnershiP, under Tie
firm of ALVEY il WAR, for the purpose {" conduct
ing The Uhoiesn!e and Retail Grocery and C0mm'ESs0n
business; and have taken that large and commodorS
hnuse, for many years occupied by Mcssrs WORKMAN *
Nctiruder and more recently b. MT. Benjamin Brand,
SIX doors below the Bell Tavern, where they intend
keeping constantly hand large and well selected
stock oil Groceries. They constantly receT'ng, from
tie North and otherwise supplies OF G'"dSaad expect
ir i very few days tina: their assortment. Will be COM
pete They would invite their friends from the coun.
iry and in icwn TO call, they determined 10 sci!
accommodating terms as any ether house IN lie
City. ~ Az Il
SlLAS WYATT.
We have taken substantial iire-proof building fer
10 purpose Of stirring any thing we MAJ receive on
commission; and intend to pay strict attention 10
Ills branch Of the business :. make lib al advan
cts upon gnHlents either Of grain, flour, or ''c!
caEd.sy OF any description; and we nope by strict per-
patronage. ALf FL ~ ~ J.
Narci! y. ."--t
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EHICuMOND french Barr .Hi!!st0ne .HGaut"rt"rg
"a, TIE Sabscribers respectfully inform their friends
a41 The public generally, That they have now GA hand
God and we'll selected assortment OF Frrnc! Barr Blocks
ri the best guilty and also extensive assortment 0!
.erdv n.adc French Burr Mst"nes d: various siz"s,
which they not inferior 10 quilt IN THIS c"uH-
,:v Persons wo are in want IT the above article
would do well to call and examine for themselves before
they purchase else w!mrc. are determined 10 sell
t reasonable terms for cash, town accrp:anccs.-
"c,r s..op Is at the OF n 18th All
GERS will b. Thankfully received and promptly executed.
JAMES SMELL.
YOU'LL :. RUST.
" B-Far reference, as 10 The quality OF ready
made Burr hli!stones. apply to the Richmond Mi!!rrs
r.h Iu luI-2aw3m
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TARDEN SEEDS, rarranisd Fresh and Genuine,
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