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Gen. Eaton had been about aix wrecks N Iad'I: "H''e
he kept house and CAV" entertainments.
&!r pngos'ar, l1ie ri ;Ae Spanish l"Eci:Hn :. 'aS'''
iHg,on, with his lady was III Ike man .er ue'a''e" IT,
CaGlz a..
In the present condition Of !ha! unhappy country, Inc
residence al Il minister at lis capital IS nothing thnEe IMAM
matter of form and courtesy, it being obviously lmP%ssi'
bic for ,ha, Government 10 distract nm portion "' us
attention from the desperate struggle Ter existence i"
which il is engarcd, to i DcgulIal!on or 4 co!l!'ir1ci''
treaty. which could, moreover, be quite as well accoh'
riis!ird here. / is. however: peshaps a necessary 'of"
OF courtesy. r,.Ir
This subject likewise suggests the mention OF Inc OH.
! Gcul,ies necessarily encountered by our representative a.
! the nei ,h5orins capital, Lisbon, from similar cause: III
tho prosecution o!our claims upon the Portuguese G'Fsrr,
meat. TlIcY have been very a;duot!s. During III S''"i
period that that office has been hl!et by us pf'sHnt I"e
and rrprc,rd incumbent, the Honorable Edward haVa'
nnrrl. Of Maine, lie has had 10 open his negotiations
anew not less than four successive times, with rs mary
successive ministries; in each case, OF course, Ills Prev
Gus Liners, aud their results: more or less adVRhc%n, CO.
inu for nothing with the new coEIers. GA on" occasion"
he had completed every thing, all the terms III 4 treaty
BEING adjusted and ready for lntrrchang" aud Taii!ica''"'',
with the exception OF Il sii light error IN The cal2"'t''oH ~
an item Of interest, which The Minister oil f"Tr'5n Al
fair, then Pamela, was 10 have recliied; before HE dAF
Amounted Tor the next interview, that ministry was ont 81
alice. and the Sisyrhian task was to Gt rrco'i'i:c nc'h
,uew, al :m9. When, in addition To this constantly lucia,
ming slat. Of he Government, the genrrll IIiciti::-nta"d
rnLusiufss.lke character Of most ui lis publ C men Is con
q Irrrd their engro.sin r de Y0!ion to their sriii,! party in
leEcs.s, and petty personal %intrigucs: with reference, too.
to the Impoverished condition Of the treasury: IL" c'aiIl'
ANTS interested, and the public at large, who may per-
haps feel impatient al delays so long pFo'raci-d: VIII DC
able 10 form som" appreciation Of the difficulties /" Dr.
overcome for lie satisfaction uf lhclt Expectations. All.
however. doubtless feel a~bundan.ly satisfied that all that
can possibly be accomplished By talent and z'al i'as
been, is, and viii! I've, done by or prcse". excellent re-
prcss Eialive at tEat Court. 10 "Gr IrI!!aTS above, or
RI ibe character of the principal statesmen nt that country
Al, exception ought lo be made, As W. are informed, i:
favor of the Duke DE PALMELLA, as, also, ut some {"
the members Of The present energetic and iirin ministry
'Oue Of the editors OF the Metropolitan ha' very recently rGtn"
I'd TO tho T.. st .tr: from j visit 10 S,aih, nmI TIL a;t:!r Gn""ic'
.u!io!irs lscIs OF which lie HIS personal knu"iadSc.-ED:io"S
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ST IAGO De CUBA.

Gsrrrn0r LDrca=0 - For The following particulars, sc
are indebted 70 ii Ccnnrrciai House o.! This city:
Saranagh GeVI ram.
EJract IF II 'Ter. dHtc!
"Sr. JAGo DE- CrDA. :Jlh Dec. 1885.
al is with sincere pleasure lainlm you that we have
again returned rnder the former order ni things. lils
civ and the Hciyi.buring towns demonstrated so rnrrgcti.
caiIy to L.prrnx1, ngains, lis proceedings and his !nunrh-
ing Inc Island into civil var, !hat, convinced hr would not
ir snppnElcd and fearing lie might DC delivered Mp 10
Tacua, ir thought II NEST wise - escape w:lh his IL"
evil co,!nstilurs, OH b@a1h Of British Ftiraie: which put
hin,. at sea. on board Of 4 Brig ciIarlr..d for the pur.
bose Of taking him TO France. Colonel FoI!cm acts rs
Governor pro tenn . ready 10 remit the command L" the
person Tacnn may have named. Our fears have al! van
ishrd. Gnicl is restored. and business is rcsunilng Ms Ia.
lnrai course.
Tie inhabitants of 81. .Jago o~c obligations 70 Cap
tain Jones. of II. y Ms iriga;e fcs.al, FOR having rid
them OF Lorenzo: bal the foreign merchants owr hin;
Eternal grattulr, not only for The manly, active ana sue
cGsslu! part he has taken, in endrav"Ting IL rcc"nclIe
the Captain. General with oar Governor, bu: Tor the
cnuntcnancc his presence gave 10 them and ti1r ;rotec'
ton M lad PROMISED 10 rive them in case 81 need. The
English uudt rsrand the policy of protecting their inter.
estS wherever they arg in danger. TIL" Americans and
French here were rincil NOR. flied that not i sinn!e man
Of war Of their naiirn appeared in on: port during
the whole Of the three months that our difficulties
lasted: and had things taken another turn. rs 49, 10 he
cared, much property and many lives might haze been
lrOpard"d. 1t is nnpartonal'ic that Ari"rra with a sta
ton Il, KY West, and France with one at Martinique"
! remained quiet spectators, while The EcSlal has made
two rips Ia Havana and back, and passed several weeks
in our hnrDor, which vas visited besides occasionally b.
other British vessels Of war.
sNotI!inr YET done in produce Of the new crop; prr'
chasrts arc cautious; Planters resigned 10 a reduction! Ill
prices.
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HENERALAGESCY.-T undersignedIi have been
w for sumo time engaged in the Investigation Of va.
rious Land Claims in Kentucky, and will continue to al
tend to any that may be entrusted to their care, viz:
paying taxes on land, redceming land forfeited for taxes,
investigating the title Of land claims Of any description,
on reasonab!sA terms.
Refer to various eenllemen in Virginia: James Bar
bour. William Clark and Kinney Philip Barbour; WIN.
Z. Macon, ST., Hon. r. M. Johnson, and the citizens Of
Kentucky generally. All communications must be di.
rec.ed to Lewis G. Saggett, P. NJ, Longlick, Scott
county, Kentucky.
LEWIS C. SUGGETT,
JOHN S. WILLIAMS.
Jan 81 S0-laflm4
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L00k at this!
5000! 100 prizes Of 81 .00GM &c.
GiEGsheE:a state E1ss4Ev.
T.00h al this

Fer Iic benefit of the Lecsburg Academy, CI-ss No. ?,
To he Gro,rn at .7'crandria, H., FIJI. l., is27.
Rich and Spicndid Capitals!
$4,000, $l5,O0O, $4,000, 5000, 1850, 100 Of ] 900
10 Of $50, 90 Of 500, s. Of 300, &c, &c.
a package Of whole tickets in this Lottery will be
f,rwardsd for 500, certificates of do $40. a package
Of halves Sis, certificate of do. so. 4 package of
quarters. S57 30, certificate of DO. $35.
Single wIlolcs $40, halves s., quarters 81 30.
Tickets in ali Lotteries for sale by the package or single
ticket. by the all-lucky EIOYT,
1T the Virginia Lottery Office. directly under Inc sign
ofthe EARLE. who has aud is now selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world.
N. Il. Orders in all cases strictly confidential.
o. Orders fer Tickets from any part of the United
States, by Mail or otherwise: enclosing cash OF prize
tickets, Thankfully received and executed by return
mail, with the same prompt attention as personal nppli.
cation, and the result given (wiIen requesteL) iInnicdi.
at"ly after the drawing-if addressed to
Jan. II. T77-2awlfl d. NJ. HOYT
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EyEMALE COLLEGIATE ~I:T5TiTUTE, E""E:
s .~GuA~ BY in nc, 81 tie General Assembly ci
\ mi. q :aa-gI January --i. I>%7. Ni::s": :. SH4'."'
samuel .j1nrs, John Early, James G"!!al'i, Lr"Is SAT-
more, ThccAo!:@k C.. Gannaway, ilar:od j. S:"'; FL
her, F. EeAd. Richard G. M"rriss, John a. Scott: "m.
Wootsnn. Beverly a. Brown, join: Thompson. Leroy
N. Lee. VIM. J. Waller, Alexander Itives, Archib!d a.
Casapbcl!, Asa 3. Erown, Jacob Agc': j., and Henry
Branch. are - constituted / hody polite and cprp"Fa:e,
b. he name and style Of the trustees 81 Tie Female
Collegiate Institute" This act aulh"''Scs Tie under
signed to "~ePp"int' the first meeting Of he board
We accordingly announce TO the trustees OF lie re-
male Collegiate institute, that the first mesinS Of The
board will commence at tie Institute; on "Wednesday;
the Isl DAY Of ncSt month, IL 10 ochIck, 4. ~, a;d
C ,n.inue IN session until The business Is completed
And We would particularly remark, that eight n',n-
brrs Of the board will uaavoidably be absent from the
first meeting, and that unless the residue are strictly
punclual, no business can be transacted; for the charter
rrG!ises 1 majority OF the members TO form a quorum.
4. J. liUESllS.
IL G. LOVING,
WM A. SMITH.
LEROY u. LEE,
WM }. WALLER.
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EHDSIE'S
EccEpEy NHA Exchange 6Mce,
RICHMOND, FiEGIyiA.

lance: within three days four capital prizes have been
sold by that fortunate distributor Of prizes. IIOYT,
Luok well 10 TIC magnificent scheme for The 18th Of
Fehruary-Fifty Thousand Dollars Capital; lG0 prizes
Of 81 900, &c. Tickets only $40.
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uyrcH W.T. rEMSiSs rS>rH3.'
uSISTE, TI.lTOR

uSISYE, VI.ATORm .-,,
.,,, {. ,,c,;ns aid Tespcr.," ty Or. S'Sr"s'
Look around thee see hec-! ,,
On Ler wings OF dlrknesS, sweeping
.E,.tb,s u,oni mo. un):.a WY
So, lie - $50 q: History weeping
o,cr tho ru,ns Tine h.in maIe-
Strength in dust an! ashes LAM
Yiriuo, ia oblivion S!eef'ns'
.a, o,or,I ,tcc Wisdom there
i'ooA hath coa:ounds with folly,
T, a common scruichre
Sec the un;isi:teuu; ana inc hoiS
rlond.d ia the general wrecs
VIII ,t,osn ,carS niay set thy chrci
Tears Q: doubt ml melancholy.
Leak -roaui the !-Besuty's light
I, eN.;nguisl."l Drn,ii assemblies
you,h', eay morn, ami ages might;
And the ~sicadfLst mountain tfc"f''es
4. his glance, like .u;Unin'S lrii;
All, he cries. is vain, Is btel;..
Ard the tyran, meier 6;ssetaales
Look tesiad thee ,-ci.;Hshh
Ia the ri III, OF t:eavhctous s:of7i
Many Il crug:bliug pyramid,
Many 4 pile D; scafe!cSs S!ory,
Tcmp!rS into Fula Eu'lea,
;FragmeEIs Of m cat!icr worliD
Broken + rs and altars b"!Iy.-
Look behind ther.-:aen whose ::oSn
Male whole n.t:oas qG Ike oeioie tIe"~
Wha; is lcit OF tSe!r rcDowH:
Wrecks uron:d, o5I;riun Ger them:
Kings and cnaarc,o;s, whore are ,hr!!
Ask your worthless heaps OF clay
Oh! dcsri:c not, but drplcrc hem
Look behind t~acc!-ba!ls sAalin.o
Smiling my:nplis, ani s"!snin shSeS;
-GYbii 1 iRRappiISSSa iit III i&a iiG;ns" o. !!iHe'
Foolish GuaatiDarTs! II laInr
Guard tho Yeas L cherished name
Farc itself decays. 10 ages!
Look Lsjv.s ~th.c!-ai! tha s!sic,
All the polup AROUND t-te glowing,
All that charms The eye orrEf-
Strains Of softcst music HJ~inS,
Grace and beauty-nIl are sped
Towards ibe ruinI OF the dead
Iliihcr, ihou aud ihiar are going
Look before thce!-nt yoa vault
Where time rar lsc ~ 'ccuIdro,
Thou vii; he compelled IS Eali
Thou wilt be no more rtgdraeh,
Than tho weakest, ~::caI"": S'i'",
Sleeping IN i common grave,
Unexpected, unrcw"Ite"!
Look before thce!-at thy feet
Monarchs sl"cp like mrAncf crce'rfesi
Where the voices, now ;" sweet,
Where the fair onC'- smiling features!
Hops, thou 10 escape HE iUmb::
That which was thy .a'hrt'sr oom
Will be- t':;Gc, ihy son'', uni ha'"'o"
Look c5or. ~thcc!-,hcrr ilGced
May thy ~thuu-iis rcio:s delighted;
If thy wounded bosom bi:ca,
III Thy iondes, hopes are a~i'shtca,
There u stream oil con.oft ;iH"s,
There u sun Of s~rl:hdU! ss:"s,
Wander, then, TO msfl ier!sli'"a'-
Look above thee!-aScs roll
Present, ysst, nal future nIondins-
Earth hath nou,bI 10 aootha 4 soul
'N-ain afiict.ua's burden, bending
Nothing 'sainst the teniFcst's shock
Heaven must be the pilgrims rocs,
And 10 lIetrca his steps ere ;end:nS.-
Look o.ouai lhcc!-ncver eye
Saw such pleasures rs await time;
Thought meier reached sGc!l Scehcso Oh Joy
AS ure there prepared 10 meet thee
Light ENTHUSIASTICALLY iyres-
Angel wcicoircs-cEc,u5 choirs-
Smiling tnro' Heavens doors TO G'eetthee!
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Drawing Of Va. MonongaIia, M. |, for 1857.
90 Is ~ E3 81 Al q a. 60 =
Drawing Of Grand CONSOLIDATED, No. :.
81 5 90 10 G3 81 5 g p II
Drawing Of Richmond Academy. No. !, for 1897.
2! 10 Is % 81 81 81 = i u
5 : 81, in Grand Consolidated .. 81 1900
As AZ 30, in Wheeling |, 500
81 2G 81, in Richmond /. 2@0
i 81 %, DO. ], 200
The above all sold, and will be paid by Ilolr, 10 whom
be particular 70 address your orders.
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FAT NORFOLK English and .Hnthcm.iicsI Se5ainary.-
ia The Principal Of this institute, with pleasure, thus
publicly announces, that the Seminary will shnrlly have
attached 10 it, a complete set Of suitable instruments
imported expressly from Europe, whereby line n.inu,i;c
oil Civil Engineering, Levelling, Land or Maritime Sur
v"ylng, and the practical Mathenalicks generally. can
be thoroughly obtained, as he purposes occasionally to
iInPart to his pupils all the detail Of theoretical and prac.
tea! information, from actual observations and measure
ments made by them on the field Of operation. This for
mu!n Of instruction will most assurcdlv Envelope no in.
considerable portion of the materials SO essentially reoui-
site 10 acquire, in order 10 render The science insinuatinr
familiar, and ultimately lucrative 10 these DESTROYS Of be-
coming skiliul practitioners.
A!ew addition astudents at Civil Engineering. can now
receive admission in the above Seminary, al $50 per an.
mum: payable in punctual quarterly Instruments, in ad-
vance. Those desirous Of admission, are particularly re-
qucsted 10 make early application. otherwise, the present
vacancies may cease 10 exist.
Board may be readily obtained in very respectable ia.
MILES in the said Borough, on moderate terms.
EDWARD l.. YOUNG,
ices lfo-Enluj Princiual.
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Jan. 81.

q notwithstanding determined 10 remove to The
"a west, otier, at private sale, my plantation on
which reside. in Hanover. The tract contains $50 acres.
anu Is Tie Most desirable little estate. in this section of
Country. IT IS situated between the Rocky Mills and
Alien $ creek bridge, over the South Anna river, and
bounded by the old Mountain road on the SnutlI-d;staGt
from Richmond II miles, and from the Dover Mills, 10
mikes. There are about 30 acres Of excellent creek land:
80 or 10 acres of the highland are in cloYcr, the residue
OF The cleared land fully cqualing, if not surprising in
fertility OF soil, the lands III Ills vicinity Of country: and
ore mostly easy Of improvement, and well adapted To
clover. The plantation is divided into four fields and
three large we'll improved lots. The buildings are very
sp"d-the dwelling house large and very convenient,
confirming four rooms below, Il passage and entry. two
porchcs attached, three rooins and a passage up stairs,
and two excellent and large rooms in the ccllar-a kit.
chen, and three other framed houses for negroes. with
brick cLirnnics. large framed dairy and meat house, 4
new log corn house: and a very large and convenient
framed barn. with sheds for horses, and Il cellar the full
size OF the h1use-therc is attached 10 the barn an cx-
c"l!ent wheat t~lreshing machine. ALou, une.sixlh of
the land in wood. and well timbered The houses are
al in good repair; the yard and garden neatly aud SUBJ
stanIiaI!y ~p!anbcd and palcd in. There is, perhaps, no
situation between The mountains aud tide. water, more
desirable for health. a bargain can be had. us the sub.
scribcr IS disposed 20 take n very moderate Price for the
estate. This tract IS offered for onc-tiiiTd. cash: the Bat
lance of the purchase money payable al one and TWO
ycars-possession given lst October next. also ntier
for sale, my land in the county of Bath. formerly Augusta.
containing 100 acres, situated OH Stuar:'s creek, Il branch
q! the CnwpaslETe river, and on both sides Of the great
road leading from Slaunton TO the Warm Springs.
PHILIP WOODSON,
JAMS E3-wtfltl Hanoesr couuty.
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NIEWlNGTON ACADEMY'-Tilc ensuing s"s,aa
"a OF inns institution, VIII commence Oh HE !t'h ~
n;ary next. when preparations will be made for 7 Elr-f'
number OF holrdcrs.-The patronage CT the sc!ogi ~.
bren folly equal TO our OK Expectations dnriag the yc1i"
ouI commencement, and We return our thanks :" ;H&'
OF our friends VINO have manifested IN Interest !o: 'i
SUCCESS. and have greatly aided us in cur r!inTts - res
der il: a school of usefulness. One OF the lcadinr ot"ti'
o. this institution will bc. to communicate 10 tGnss ""'
attend II, Il thorough. practical knowicGpc Of the sHrl""'
tial branches of a good English cducalion-an d!"r'
seldom deemed OF sufficient Importance, or too o.!ca H2'
lected in Classical ~scho0ls. In addition 10 tbs. vii"
taught the Latin and Greek languages. and al ~" @"'
full and practical branches of Mathematics. IHccsL'''
Of instruction will be go directed. as Ia rcn4rr i per..
ratory to any Of the Colleges in the State. in rrG'itH
the regulation OF The school, we would remark, That "'"'
out order, improvement Is iuprac!icablc; out "t tI'"A'
That government consists, not 81 much in the d.e:ii''"
OF Lie rod, as IN The exercise Of Il moral IE!i'"-'
grounded in respect and esteem. Raise the ambition u"
Il youth, by rendering his studies agreeable and 'G'!tj-'
and by causing h:m 10 respect himself, ard he Is '1i':
governed.
In consequence Of the high and increasing price "
provisions, we feel ourselves compelled to MAKE 4 s".
advance on the price OF board. The terms vii per-
board, washing and bedding, S25 per quarter. The ''
pills must furnish their own rooms VIII lights and IN"
els.
For boys unde! t" elve years Of age, 1T the end q: ''
scholastic year, l deduction OF $40 vii! be made.
Tuition in the Classics and Mathematics. s. o'P':"
English branches,
The present session will close on the lG:h Dsce"l"!!
and on the day previous, an examination u! the H'P'i
will take place, at which time the friends and patrons"
the school are respectfully invited to attend. ,s
ALBERT e. STLbb2'
ROBERT G. STUbbs
Gloucester County, Nov. Is, lc3j. 56-iai"
E1OR Sale, at the Richmond EGquirer Office, yg ,"S
e. son s. Durant's best Philadelphia News and S'N
INK, (wairanted) at fair, moderate prices.
u a constant supply kept on hand 10 sut Mr SeS'"'
and ererv dspostioa sbor1 to ohys. d;siant "nis"'j
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IOI7ISA RAILROAD COMPANY.

TNWG. J0HTLd, JyM AMI sIITH HsT0EN'"7''
a Il Il meeting OF The President and Directors %! lhe
X Louisa Rail. road Company. at TH! .nEs:l..r, "a
Monday, ihc 2lst day Of November, ic""-
p,soj,,d. That the Stockholders of tie Louis! RI.
road Company be, aud they are hereby required. 10 iY
into the Farmers Bank OF Virginia, twenty %Di!aTs ?f
share. on eac!, share OF stock held 10y them IN The SD
Company, in instruments, as follows five do.!n's p:
share on the Isl day Of January next: five do!''S si
share on the lst day OF February next; iiyc dollars p;
share on the LIST day Of March ncxt: 4ni five lo"s;
per share OIL the Ist day Of april next.
b. order Of the Board,
NATHANIEL TllOMpSON. Ci4E.
n. d. The instruments that have been called Tor, -
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&NEED e. CARPENTERS Patent SPIKE .Nachjac,
IS far Mrushing What, Rye and OatS.-IiIe subscriber
has made arrangements at his mill, five miles from Char.
lot:esvIIif, on the Rlv3nna river, to carry on the Ma
chine Business very extensively, and would say to the
public generally, that all those who are DESTROYS Of Oh
tanning first rate Machines, would do wei! 10 give him 4
call. as his machines are greatly preferred ever all
others, wherever they are known. These 81 Machines
can be made TO suit any farm, for two. four or six
horses, p 'rtahlr or stationary, as may he preferred. have
been engaged in Machine building for many years, and
have paid great attention 10 all new inventions, and have
never seen any that would thrash as much TO the
horse, and get uHt as clean; and for strength and dura-
bil!ly they arc not surpassed By any made in America.
Machine builders are particularly invited 10 call and e-
amino, as have M dnubt the above Machines will Hi
ma:rly snprrSrdc ii! others. Patents can he had on rca-
scnable terrns.-l refer to the following gentlemen, who
have purchased Machines Of me, for information:
Cat. ThDmas J. handOtph, .LOan j. Simpson, I!0n. III.
iGm {. RIGS, C0L. IhomaS Mason. .JDha 4. g.. Daris. 4.
r. SMUT, and others, Of A!bemasle. Gel. Edmund PEN
Gs!0R, Louisa.
My address is Erercttsvi!Ie. Al5cnIarIc County. Va.
S~rArLETON c. SNEED..
Dec 25 70-wGm
EWANTED, for the ensuing year: an honest, sober,
w capable Male House Servant. Lktmisc, a Fe.
male, 10 attend 10 Chambers and Wash. Enquire at this
OGicc. Nav. Is
CHANCERY-VIRaIS!A.-in the Circuit S.pc-
d rior Court Of Law and Chancery 70: r.iace Edward
county:
John James Ewing, PLiatif,
against
Charles Woodson and Samuel venable, Executors Of
James Ewing, deceased, Defendants.
NoricE-The Commissioner 10 whom was referred
the execution Of the order made in the above cause at the
April term of the Conrt, hereby notifies these interested
in this suit, that WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day Of February.
1877, has been selected as the time for The execution If
order; when the parties cnn attend at my Office. and
present such evidence as may be necessary 10 examine.
settle, and report the accounts ordered.
+. N. WATKINS, Commissioner.
December "a G0-wtw
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a z E;MOYA - ne, snbscIIbrr TcslPci.NIIy IN!0'"'
Zig his friends aid ;he public. That lie los r. n,"rraw
the old Toll House. immediately at the lower en-! ciH"
lias;a, and directly fronting Mcssrs. 7. J. CIrva,lr y
Co : Iarcr manufacturing Mills, where he will ~Arcpc.a.
stan'iy on hand. 4 general and well selected aSsor,m,&
Of GROCERIES,, which he will ii I'll times So! as lbs
as they can be afforded in the market: trusting. IL .
close application 10 business, and Il desire to please .Ua,
cases. 10 share a portion Ct the public pa:i"naec.
EDWD. POWELL.
y. y. Strict attention paid to the sale Of nil h.at. :
produce and merchandise that may be c~onsiyn"'! to ne
also To The receiving and forwarding goods 20 any pa
OF the State. upon customary terms.
ED. POWELL.
n.,at~ IN .r.