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cold while under the influence Of mercury, and
which has disabled NC from business nearly eyci
since. During this period I have been patient in
the Marine Hospital in this City, upwards Of four
months nearly, and the same length Of time in The
Baltimore Hospital, and tried almost every RENE
dy, ith little benefit On the 10th Of February
AND at that time scarcely able TO more about upon
c.stchcs. 4 commenced tho use Of The Indian Z
Panacca In ona month found myself entirely
cured from the pain, and am now happy 70 state
thai feel myself lfpertecug well. A
WM. TUCKER, l3 Markei-a
CURE FOR ScROrULOUS ULCERS
NEw YoRK, Sept iG. 1880.
This may certify, that IN the fall OF 1876, J. was
seized with swelling ip my neck and face, which
afterwards ulccrated and became large ghassiy ui-
to no adrantaec, went,o Phii.dclphia. and placed
mycclf under the care Of Drs. Physic and Beach,
when, niles repeated salvation 10 no effect / was
totally ineurable. Afterwards l.took
twenty bottles Of Swain Panacca and eight bottles
Of Poitcrs Catholicou, with no material benodt
Dcspzring Of life, which had now become bur
then TO me, returned to my parents in New York
in 1879, and gave myself uP 70 lingering death.
Hearing OF the great success OF Tue lspiASs Pa
xAcrA, however, in cases similar to my own, was
pesuaded 70 Try il, 40 las, resort To my great
surprise as w- as satisfaction, soon iound myseli
rapidly recovering and upon taking seven bottles,
tho ulcers healed and bccamcpertccuy well in Tie
course of two months, and have remained 90 ever
since. make this statement and wish II published
for the benefit Of those who suffering unde. II
milar scrofulous or syphtic affections, that they
may know what has eurcd one who has suffered
every thing bat death, and who consider. bi: i.fc
ssved By tse above syrup. WM. HiNHAN.
The sbosc Medicine maybe had at
WILLIAM REYNOLDS
DRUG STORE. CAMDEN, s. C.
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HISTORY OF
South-( arolina.

m ]. BOWLING, So ad-strcet.
IDs has commenced The republication
promised some time back. Of DR.. DAVID
RAasAY's HISTORY OF SOUTH Ca
ROLlNA.
The Citizens Of the City ani State,
will be waited on previous 10 the issue for
Subscriptions. In order to place il with
in the reach Of all. it will be printed in
numbers of from 60 TO 100 pages each,
price SO cents per number. The cost s0s
the vols, in this manner will NOT exceed
Is. To those who wish il, they viii be
furnished, bound Ia sheep. gilt and letter
led, at SO per volume, Of 500 pages moro
|or less. The frs, volume viii be embfl-
|lisheI with a correct VIEW OF THE
CITY AND HARBOR OF cHARLEsT
TON, Eagra1ed espress!y for Chs Work,
which will be drawn from The most tavora:
BILE situation. The second volume will
contain q MAP OF THE STATE OF
|SOUTH-CARO1.lNA.
The Work will be printed ON the finest
quality Of paper. in new and clear type.
With stitched covers TO each No. As ihe
expense will be considerable, list OF
1000 names il required TO warrant the
undertaking. The FIRST specimen number
is expected to be ready about the ist Au-
gust, and the whole will be completed
previous to Is. January, 1887. Nishopcd
| in the mean time. and respectfully solici-
tied, tha. the citizens will pstronize this
,ruIy !SoutAra Ps6Ee0tsos in preference
70 the numerous Works Of foreign ma
.urc, which annually receive their sup
port, and generally contain aninadssrsioi
on their Institutions.
Should further encouragement waffunt
I, tic history will be continued up TO
ltbe present time. by 4 competent Editor.
| AS an instance Of the scarcity Of this
| Work, the Publisher would stass that he
could find but one complete copy % the
lCity-this copy belonged 70 the Chssles.
ton Library Society. : g
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1.-The State where there 10 no agens, By for.
warding al s5 bill. at our expense OF 2
Irresponsible City reference. win havc Tho
work regularly Forwarded 10 them u Nos.
lby mail, The postage Of which will scsrse-
Ily cycr exceed 6 IA cents per No.
II addition 10 the Editors Of the dime
. ren. papers. the following persons are %.
authorized agents:
James Smith, Charleston
~. r. g. w. Cunningham, columbia,
Ia. Youns. Camden.
IJuhn RYAN. Barnwcll Dist
liz. O'Sullisan. Sumter Dist
Charleston, June l--o0--f
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To south Carolina Planters.
A splendid Cotton Ptaatalion
in Mississippi for sale.

THAT valuable plantation. known hy the
name Of !SLM.RERFIELD, situated 10
Kinds county. 't,iississippi) Immediately on
tho Rail Ro-d from v.ck.barg TO Linton
aud Jackson, (,hc srat Of sosernmea',) 70
miles from the former. and the same distance
fror, The latter place; IL miles from Lltn.na,
Is now osIarcd for salc-,bc nol,'iesor hav-
ing Determined 10 change his occupaIi ,n.-
To giro minute and de ailcd description Of
the property, is deemed entirely unnecessary.
IS 10 person j! IS presumed, would naac snch
purchase without examination. Suffice u
10 say ahst thu u C, Of iand. which consists
Of 500 acres. is deridrdly the MOS, valuable.
Of its size. Of eny in ,ht, sre,io" Of country.
WIh one exception u was e'h cu'cfed al an
rariy period. when the whole country was
open TO select from. A large par, Of II is
Rich caae B1siom Land. Bakers creek, .
stream Of considerable magnitude. a!Ioraing
cxcol!cn, mill aud gin sites. raaning through
iit.
About 100 acres Of The ,rac, extends into
the hills and covers beautiful building siff
and seiiIcmrnf. il being quite cirraied, and
| far rcmo.c from all iocaI causes o' disease
Indecd, the whole neighborbood in whi b
this land is situated Is rrpuicd.cvs Aonhhy
The improvements Of the plac. consists u
$50 ACRES Of open land, good gin and press
negro cabins, &c.
'.; Wv" ".s P'ana ~ s".,a, "I ,,ss,, al Ill
Aa "ss "an NV .o'n ..s,,,a % ~. ,Sds, - !;
I".:..i - a.. ~. .o.s r. Lo,s.s r,,c.
ss.. ...,.., ,,a.t;,a , n,.n.;,. xc
.,., e
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fPunIic-No. ii |

AN ACT 10 change the ,itac Of holding
the dis,ric, court Of the United States
for the western district Of Virginia, hoi-
den q, Claresburg.
p. Il eanesea by ils Senate asd Hesse Of Repre-
.easisss of tie u States Of .7m1,iea ia CoEsrtas as
srbled, That from and aiter The iissi day OF Au'
rus, next, the sessions Of ,he district court
of the United States for the western dis
tic, Of Virginia. required by law to be
ho!den o, Clark.burs. shall he held ON Che
dr., Mondays Of April and September an'
npallys
ArrRoyEp. July lsi, 1881.
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Tailoring Establishment.

THE subscriber grateful Tor thc IIbcfaI
share oi patronage received since his
commencement. in the fall, hopes BY close
application and readiness to please all
who NAV call 10 merit continuance OF
the same. His work will be executed
with nca,ness and despatch. and in the
mos, fashionable manner; his prices will
be moderate for cash or punctual cusio.
mers.
Wanted ono or two boys from ii - ID
years Of ngc, Us apprentices TO the busi'
ness.
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ALSO,

NI.SO,
Pamphlets ON Gardening.
CaIcuiaied BY The Subscriber. IN aaswrs ior Cam
den and the adjacent country, near TIC same lati.
tude.
GrThe above Seeds arc warranted Should any
one 6nd ,hem otherwise, ahcr fais trial, Others
will bc given in thcir plaeo. Nov. u.
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Charleston,
, Coiumbia,
Camden,
Barnwcll Dist.
Sumter Dist
ENGLISH
q .1R ID E ~ = EE IS

[HUNTiE subscribers arc NOW receiving supyiy OF
81. Enslish Garden Seeds. Of The growth OF 1895,
which they can recommend vita great confidence
10 iheis friends and cuatouaers, a. being fcah and
genuine
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J. l.. BRAslNGTON.
March 26-9
70 rA.aoSs.
Having bccnanshnrisct! 10 sell and teach
the 1'u;lnrs
MASTER PIECE,

being tho complete guide for instruction.
in The wholcar. Of measuring and cutting
according To the variety OF fashion an
form will; Plates Illustrative of the same.
bv Scott Il Perkins. (succcssors To a. r.
Saguezs.) reporters of fashions and tea
chcrs OF cutting garments al New YORK
i'hc above system can be had with oil The
seecssary articles belonging thereto II
application be made TO the subscriber.
J. L. B.
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Tga oAxoaN JOURNAL.
Published spery Saturday Aornisg By
ROBERT MsKNlGHT,
pusLisHrx OF rnx LAWS OF rue UNION

SUBSCRIPTIONS
Tares dollars year in advance, or four dollars
n The end Of the year.
ADVERTISEMENTS
Insc,sed q. seventy Eve cents the square for the
iryt- and halt ,h,, amount fos each continuance
Tho number Of Insertions to be marked on the
margin or they win be continued and charged nc.
csrdinriy. Those inserted scm-monthly % cents
and nonshly 81 a square for each insertion
Demonstrations By mail to be pos, paid or remain
unatsended 10.
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The above catalogue Of seed completes tne as
sortmcnt Of seed for this climate general sloc. oi
which win always be kept on hand and s9,d =; ''
usual prices. YOUNG q /" hAiN
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AN ACT 70 provide for the due execution
Of the laws Of the United States within
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

TREATY WITH rHr CuERoKErs.-The following let
ter was communicated by Governor Cannon to the Lee
gislatufc on the nth inst
10 HIS Ezceeney Ne,etoa Common, oreraor Of The State
If Tennessee.
Sin--t is with great pleasure I announce 10 you,
that concluded Treaty With the people of the Chero-
kse Nation, IN General Council assembled al New Echo
ta Ga Dec -, ic35. The Treaty provides for the re-
nosa OF the Indians within two years, and
them The peaceabe enjoyment of their possessions dur
ing this time IL also provides for the immediate survey
OF the lands, aud presumption rights to such heads of
families as desire to live ia the States Of Alabama, Ten
ncssee North Carolina, and qualified to become
iui mcmbers OF society The other provisions of the
Treaty are not materially different from the propositions
drawn up at Washington last winter, with which you
are well acquainted.
am, with great respect your ob.t servant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09
POE'TR ".
FLOWERS OF THE HEART.
" MrcH YET REMAINS uN,cso."

BY the -sarhor Of Corn Lac Rsymss.'
Flowers, wintry flowers, tho child is decd,
The mother cannot spaak;
Oh, sol)ly couch i,s litilo head,
OR Mays hsau will break.
Amid thoso curls Of sunny hair
Tho pale pink riband tsino;
And on the snowy bosom there,
Place this white lock of mine.
How like form in cold white stone,
Tho cofiin'd infant lies;
Look, mother on thy little one,
And tears will Gil thine eyes.
She cannot weep, more faint she grows,
More deadly wan and still,
Flowers. oh, flower, a winter roso,
Thattiny hand to iii.
Go, search thu fields the iichon wet
Bends o'or the initiating well
Beneath the furIow fingers yet
Tho crimson pimpornel.
Peeps not a snowdrop Ia the bower,
Where never ffozo the spring.
a daisy ali I. bring childhood's flower,
The half-blown daisy bring.
Yes lay the litily dnsy's head
Beside the little check;
Oh haste, the last of five is dead,
The childlcss cannot speak ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09
THE MEETING OF THE MrpcuA Mr.,

NORFOLK Jan. 29-'Ihe meeting last evening was a
cheefng one We have seen so many merchants
together on similar occasion Some Of our oldest oi
lzens, who had retired from active business came nm tn
aia IN the DELIBERATIONS Of The meeting Wright Sout
Souttef, Jr, elected Secretary. Mr. McPhal addressed
lne ineeting and was followed by Mr. George Wilson
VINO concluded with Offering resolutions appointing a.
committee to visit Richmond, &c. Various gentlemen
expressed their views
The gentlemen composing the Committee arc Measrs
'ohn lsOD, kawllns, Garnctt, Bfaxton, and Capron.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

II ENRY, full brother of Monsieur Tonson will or,
"a tue ensuing season Q636) in the vicinity of Halt
lax, North Carolina, at fifty dollars the season and So
,or bone and finish his Citizen and Medley blood il il
believed that no stallion is better adapted TO the Archv
anu doubie-Archy mares, (Which abound in Halifax and
Northampton, as both in form and Liood than is
Henry; For his Memoir and Engraving, IAN Engraving
which by no means does justice the horse sec The
March No., 1885, of the American Turf Register lie
VIII be under the control Of Mr.. II. S. Wooding
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

LifrLt Rock, (Ark) Jan. H.
Information reached Van Buren,, few DAYS 400 l,y
gentleman direct from the Seneca Nation Of b. destb
Of captain George Nason agent for the Cherokcee and
formerly an officer Of the u $ Army lie = said e.
have died on the 5lsi u Of inhamDalory sore throat
EsiGnATiNc CFEEks.--lhc steamboat Alpls win
Two large keeiboats IN tow, arrived at this place On
Friday evening last and after anchorng in the stream
about an hour without permitting any Of the Indians 10
ano proceeded uP thc river having board GIL emil
81 tne Afkansns The party is under the direction Of
Mr. Beatlic, agent fer the contractor and Lieut. Reos
and DR. Randall, y s. Army.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09
Green HgalT.


UNOCEK AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
htehmond, "a, opposite the Columbian Hotel
v@NHE Subscriber has taken the house on d or Cary
street. richmond Tor The transaction of Grocery
and Commission Business, where he intends 10 keen
general assortment OF groceries and other goods suited
to the trade which will be sold accommodating terms
ana respectfully requests, that his friends and the pubc
generally gtrc hi call lie will also transact general
COMMISSION BUSINESS;
ana any consignmens made To him shall be strictly at
tended TO- and liberal advances made when required he
will also receive and forward all goods to his
~ GREEN HALL.
1dIi. lO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

We regret 20 learn that Colonel Wurrg Of Flerido
fell on the slcet the pavement Sunday evening add
his absence from The House. at moment Of ne,e, ~
their affairs Cfo5c. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09
POLITICAL
THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING-0
aisiana, MississPPi md Illinois. Holrc us III. L.

THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING
Lo"s'ana mississippi, and illinois, ''ipe us tine hmm,
THE AGOSY OVER"
H. y Nicholas, OF Louisiana, II j. Walker If At;,s;-
slPpb anu Gen. ID. L. Ewing, Of illinois, have becp
elected to the Senate Of the IT, S. from their
Sates--aii sound Democrats, and firm sYpnorcrs IF lie
present Administration. These events will .bro,. re
less combination into the minority and The oer;ca
Senate WI once more speak the voice Of the peopIe
foul blot will be ExPUNcED from her rerords ,rd
NOSE who have been foremost in rampipo upon The
bid - ''V P'oP'e' may
~, - long farewell to al their ereatness1
Clay, Webster and Calhoun have enjoyed n brief 81;
umph ~ The Senate by the Joint stock ninoneS Of "a
rimsm- Bankisn, and Notification. bnt voics bos
sounded from one end Of this great Rcpnblic h. fbe
other NC glory has departed" +" Tie CanDbells hoyc
como -.h"iedgeoUe Standard
NASHVILLE, Jan. q
hNfVSGiSs kEsoLUrioNs.-On YESTERDAY Col Cto;fJ
moved 10 take up The Resolution offered bv III, =, -;
stuct our Senators to vote for Expunging Mr. Clnv's
Resolution. good deal Of sensation was ,,rodn~Sd
and the motion to take up failed by vote Of XII ~ ~
The motion viii be renewed -
mississippi Ereet.--Ihe election Of Robert tvsts
TO the senate Of the United States which we annsnn
IN our last, upon the authority Of letter l. fojle 49,.
mined Dy the hisstssiPpan Of the 10Th instant, rbc
result OF THIS election must be damper UPON The Will
cause II sweeps from the friends Of the indie eli -
OF carrying The gallant State Of Mississnp ,rk I
contest IS narrowed down to Tennessee. liz -, |
hold Of Whitesm viii his friends continne IT, b.it
Up his name, when defeat is uDayoidubie1 Wbat m,
pose can they expect TO effect BY pressing bia prefe
sons when no other State viii 70 their aid II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09
Jan. 10

N OilCE.--Pursuan TO Decd of Trust, executed to
y the subscriber and Charles Thompson ir bv sam
ue Cochran, bearing date the 3ist of October 1898
duly recorded in the Clerks office of Hanover Coun
y coGII shall proceed to sell, Monday, the 18th
thereaiter at public auction the premises for ready
money Tor the purposes therein expressed the Tract Of
OF Little river, in the county of Hanover and contain
ing three hundred and ortynne acres on which there
Is Grist and Saw Mill, lanyard and various other
improvements Selling as trustee 1 shall convey such
tte only as is vested in by the Trust Deed though
the Title Is believed to be good and objectionable
November b. * 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

a GENTLEMAN residing above Underwater wishes
teach the ordinary branches Of English education,
the French language painting and music, though The
latter Is not Indispensable. Address to this Office
Jan. 49, 7o-oau3y =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

ArroRNrY- GESER4L OF New YoRK. SamI Roa,is
ey, Esq, now Representative in Congress from ~,
State, has been chosen by the Legislature At,ornec
General Of New York, in place Of Green c. Broesoy
appointed Judge Of tie Supreme Court Ia place Of ndo
Sutherland, resigned '"'se
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

N Vii fine and thorouu In bred horse MINOR frs Va;
~ gina, Will make his FIRST season in the vic IN Of
Mhedgev'ile, Georgia, Ibis Spring, 1876. Fur bar.
January 80
Tho Georgia Journal requested to insert the aloy -;
on. - '''S ~sS' 'ot eohce-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

"A NVlL, by Monsieur Tonson--dam Isabella-,v;ll
VA stand the ensuing season (le36) at Halifax Court
House. Va, ut thirty dollars the season. and fortvvc
dollars 10 insure His performances well known
IN virginia TO require comment. That he was racp-
horse o the first class at all distances i'm
ms contests with Irhe, Medoc, Mluckle John Jessup
i1ansiaP &c, &c His sire was unrivailed race.
horse, and his dams runners to the latest GENERA
tons He has grown and spread very much and is in
torn most striking likeness Of the Godolphin Arabian
AS TO his pedigree, II is without blcnish and will be
given with his performance in due time lie will be
under the direction of MIR. Robert S. Wooding
January H. lTS-lSt] BALE PEYTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

TuvO Persons aeng Negroes for Iirc--w We w;s,, n
~ MIRO Tor the ensuing year, large number OF hands
Nai Road They will be employed between lsichmond
and fredericksburg, and between Fcdericksburp and
healthy; and they viii lie well fed well clothed aud we'll
treated We will give from scveny.fye 10 ninety dol
iars TOT good hands, aud for first ones Applv
ny letter or other wise TO j. II. Hopkins at the Rail Of.
nee. or to Mcssrs George p. Crump and James Rat.
ce Richmond, OF to Thomas j. White in the county of
ter, Assistant Engineer, near the White Cb;,nn.s "a
roline; to Theodore s. Garnett Assistant Encneer
near Fredericksburg; or to II. +. Guy & Co in Frrde,
Hopkins, Assistant Engineer.
JOS. Nj. SHEPPARD,
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HNDEMNiTY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE-Tbe
ID undersigned having been appointed Agents of the
tiet, prepared to make permanent or limited
insurance against loss damage by Fire ON property
o. every description, IN town and country, terms
favorable to the assured, any similar institution
ms Company have been in operation for more than
f'centy years. and during that period, have paid all their
losses without subeeng the insured in any instance
HUBBARD K GARDNER, AGENTS.
Richmond Feb. g., 1886 s7EiOt
CHA vmoISIA.-At Circuit Superior
- Court OF Law and Chancery, continued and held for
Essex county, at the Court-hose in Tappaiannock ON
the 80, 3Oth day of October, 1885
Mary Frances Micou, infant child OF Paul Micou ir
deceased, by James Roy Micou, jr, her guardian and
next friend P.;n,,g
against "'
John H. Mcou, Executor of Paul Micou. sen decd
Mary Micou, widow of the said Paul Micou SEN dec d.
John H. Micou and Albert Mcou, in their own RIGHTS
ana as deysees and distributes of the said Paul Mcop
SEN, decd and trustees his will for the bene6i
of William Arthur Micou, Mary Eliza Micou and Flea
nor hlcou infants under the age of twenty years
by James Roy Micou assigned their guardian al Laen
and as trustees for the benefit OF Maria Micou daugb
ter OF the said Paul Micou j dec and John Nj Tup
man and Felicia his wife, who another daurhter of
the said Paul Mcou, SEN, Decd and Susan S MicoY
Maria Micou, and John Micou, jr., Defendants.
ms cause came ON to be heard upon the BILL answers
exhibits and papers filed in this cause and was argued
by counsel Whereupon the Court reseryino for further
consideration the claim made by the complainant TO food
rament and education, out of the estate of her grand
atner raul Micou SEN, in said proceedings mentioned
doth adudge, order, and decree that The onard;on ~
sdo infant snail be allowed TO pay of the fund i'm the
SAID proceedings mentioned, given by friend any
reasonable expenses incurred by said guardian for lie
previous maintenance and education of said infantsand
further, that the said guardian, James Roy Micou IT,
saii be allowed to apply any balance of the said fund TO
tile reasonable maintenance of his said Ward and ta,
Commissioner of this Court shall take and repor, an
account Of the money expended heretofore in the edu
cation and maintenance of the said infants and oscer
tain what would be reasonable allowance
snail also inquire into the of the estate of the
said ward and report such other special matters as may
be required by any Of the parties
Copy--Tcstc
JAMES ROY MTCorr T. lrl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

tAsu FOR 200 NEGRoEs.--we win give the
highest market price, in cash. for two like.
~ Negroes from IL TO % years OF age Every ners,,
who intends TO sell, will do well to i.e us n nom
Seaorooks Warehouse, where arc prepared 10 kceo
wise. THOS N.Ckpcs~ "' o,le'-
Dec. 81. * ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

THNHOMAS G. WILSON, General .7gem and Col.
teetor, for Newspapers and other claims in the CITY
OF Washington ID. G. v
Rsfereaees-J II Reilly, J. Mills, VIM Dougl.erty J.
purdy, w w Billing, ]. A. Bender, J. b. Ferguson.
barnard y Raymond r. * A. II. Young, j. G. M'Kci,
January 10. 7o-et