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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-12-20
MICHIGAN

By the recent election in this State, she
has Whig Governor, Whig Legislature
and a Whig United States Senator. Tide
seems turning the other way. The House
has SO members-33 wing, Is Van Buren,
men. Senate wing, 2 Van Buren, men.
as far as heard from
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A very great popular excitement was pre-
vailing in St. Louis at the latest advices,
against the Bank of Missouri, on account oil
the course pursued by the Bank which was
supposed to cause very great injury to the
public. Several meetings had been held,
very numerously attended, which condemn
ed the Bank in very unmeasured terms. -
Fears were entertained that the Bank would
be demolished.
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MAILS.
Summer Advancement is.

WVHE mail arrives every Tuesday, Thursday
j and Saturday at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, and de-
parts on Wednesday; Friday and Sunday at 8
O'Clock, A. M. The mail will be closed on each
day of its arrival at O'Clock, P. NJ. The Post
Office will be open every day from 8 O'Clock, A.
NJ, until O'Clock, P. NJ, Sundays excepted.
r. EATON KEYS, p. M.
Yazoo City, Aug2 All
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Conscientious regard Coz Truth,

The Mississippian says ''the wings as a
party have ever made themselves the cham
pions ofthe present banking system with all
it's vices.'
We defy any man with pen and paper, to
write a sentiment more directly opposed to
one of the most notorious facts ever known
than that. We believe the Mississippian
has the merit of being the first paper in the
union to charge the Wing party with advo-
eating system of exclusive state banking,
which Of course opposes national Bank:
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EOST

RURING the late FIRE, small green MEM
~ oranduIn book, containing sundry ac-
counts which can be Of service TO none but
the proper owner. Also, two fine cloaks, 6
or 8 fine cloth dress and frock coats, several
pair Of cloth pants, (number not ascertained)
together with number OF boots and shoes,
which can belong to none other than the SUBJ
scriber, as his were the only goods of that
description moved. Any information which
may lead to the recovery Of those articles,
will be thankfully received.
]. w. MORRIS.
Yazoo City, Dec 10, 1889. 23-tf
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Loss of the steamer Bridgewater.

One Of the omissions in our paper last
week, was to notice the loss of the Bridge
water. She sunk on the goth ult. on her
way down, twenty miles below Natchez,
with a full cargo of cotton. Most of the
freight was saved without much damage
The Boat will probably be an entire loss.
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The diferencc.-Mr. VAN buren,, in his
Message in 1887, said:-"IfI refrain from
suggesting to Congress any SPECIFIC PLAN for
regulating the exchanges Of the country, re-
lieVing mercantile embarrassments, orrinte,
fericg with the form or domestic, crage 1t Is
from q cOnUiction that Suck measures are
not soitsin the constitutional province Of the
General GOUeTament, and that their GdOp-
ton aOoald not promote the reat and perma-
nant aOe.fare Of those they might be dcsig-
ned to aid
Mr.. WEBSTER, in his place in the Senate,
during the session of 1887, said-.Sir, we
may talk as much as we please about the re-
sumption of specie payments, but tell you
that, with Governmentthus warning upon the
Banks, If resumption should take place, AN
OTHER sUsPEsIoN FEAR WOULD FOLLOW. It
IS NOT war, successful OF unsuccessful, be-
tween Government and the Banks: it is only
PEACE, TRUST, CONFIDENCE, that can restore
the prosperity of the country This system
ofperpetual annoyance to the Banks, this
boarding up Of money which the country
demands for its own necessary uses, this.
bringing the whole revenue to act, not N
AID and FURTHIRANcE, but ia DIRECT HIND
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REPORT

We the undersigned, Commissioners for
the counties of Lafayette and Ponola, Mis-
sissippi, for experimenting the clearing out
of Tallahatchie river from the mouth Of Tip
pah to the mouth of Coldwater.
Report: that we have performed that ar
duous task and have had the leaning timber
cut from the banks and the logs and snags
in the stream cut into short lengths down
to low water mark; and we have no hesita-
ton in saying, Flatboats with full freights
with rise Of four feet above low water
mark (Which is only common winters water)
can descend the river in safety,.and steam
boats ascend at least as high az Wyatt, and
perhaps to the mouth Of Tippah.
Although much has been done, much
more can be done to advantage, if an ap-
Precipitation can be had from the State Lee
gisIature, the work already done being BY
individual SUBSCRIPTIONS
J. "A. SNEED,
WIN. KELLEBREW.
SAML. W. EVANS,
A. PETERSON.
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LIVERY OlS-wN STABLE.
81, : !

EVHE Subscriber thankful for the p2sl'pa-
u tronage takes this method of expressing
it and ofadvising the public that he has re-
opened a LIVERY STABLE on tho river
near Mr.. John McElwee's ware house whero
he hopes by devOting his attention exclus-
lively to the business and charging less than
any other establishment of the kind in the
place, 10 merit and obtain continuance Of
the same.
VERNON CIIAMBLISS.
Yazoo City, Dec, 30, 2l-4t
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RANCE AND EMBARRAssMENTs of coa1iERcE
and BUSINESS, is utterly ,irreconcileable with
the public interest. We shall see no return
of former times till it be ABANDONED
TOGETHER ABANDONED. Rep. Ban.
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The cars on the Rail road from Richmond
to Fredericksburg have been fitted up with
berths for passengers to sleep in during the
passage. So that travellers may dream them
selves off some hundreds of miles in night
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DYER TTSE ENTS.
NOTICE.

MI 1OLs
ME sufferers by the late fire in Yazoo Oh
ty are at liberty to use fire wood for the
space Of one year, from the time of the late
FIRE frcm my land, without exception as TO
klnd and place they may take it from.
GRAY J. WICK.
Dec. Is, 1899, 24-tf
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There was in New-Orleans, a few weeks
since, 0hae man, who has lived about
thirty years with two negro women, success
sively, as his wives. His name is Richard
NJ. Johnson. He is the Vice President of
the United States.
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AA6h OF Dudley's, superior thorough
U9 iron ploughs just received, and
for sale low for cash, by the quantity or at
retail by
P. B. POPE.
Dec. 20, 24-4t
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WANTED no HIRE.

A female servant capable Of doing the
work of small family, can receive good
wages by applying at this Office immediate
". Dec. 6, 1889. % If.
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H1anLY RIDIcuLoUs.-A man seated in q
rocking chair in the street, while the town
is burning down about his ears.
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DRS. RARRER q BARNETT

their profession in conjunction.
81 6FOFFIcE on Main Street, in the North
jornor Room of the "Manchester Hall"
Yazoo City, Nov. 90, 1889. 20-tf.
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Cotton Gin Rnrnt.

We learn that Capt. c. S. Crane, in the
lower end of this county, had his Gin burnt
a week or two since. We did not learn
whether he had any quantity Of Cotton des-
troyed. This is the third Gin which has been
burnt upon the same plantation, and the
which Captain Crane has lost.
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VERMONT, has appointed delegates to the
Harrisburg Convention.
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BILLS or LADING,

For Sale Al this cFFrcE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-02
DR., HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.

IL the midst ofs general and in many in
stances not untounded prejudice against many
OF the medical remedies OF the day, DIR.
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS have the envla-
bic distinction Of universal appreciation They
are perhaps the only medicine. publicly sdVer-
tised that has the fuIl and uureseryed testimony
OF m.tIcal mcu IN its favor, II DOT the only one
winch gives full satisfaction TO rs purchasers.
Dr. HUNT has the satisfaction of snowlng, that
ms rIll, are not ouly recommended and pre-
scnoed oy the most experienced physicians
IN thelr dsiIy practice, but also taken BY those
gentlemen themselves. uheneye, they feel the
symptoms OF those diseases IN which they we'll
kpo" them to be sffcaciou. He knows this
TO be generally the case 10 New York, Phila-
delphla. Albany. Boston. aud ether large cit
ies. 10 which they have an extensive sale
That they should thu. conquer professional
prejJdlce aud interested opposition. aud Sc.
cur. toe agency Of the most eminent and be-,
intor,neJ physicians 10 the country to render
them useful " oil classes can onl, he fairly
s.cr,bei to their uDdeBiable sad pre-eminent
yIrtaes
Ensisbis. ho~eysr, ~ this distinction IS. i,
can e.,,i, W secounted Tor from the Iairinsic
aud peculiar properties Of the medicine itself.
It does nsi pretend to too much. snd It scroui-
plishes all 1t promises. DR.. Hunt does 20,
prstenl. for iosissee, thG his Pile oil euf
al s.ssssss sy A,sr,ly psriyIs. ,ss sIoss; BAT
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-02
DR.. w. EVANS CELEBRATED
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETfING.
Prepared by himself
TO MOTHERS AND NURSES.

The passage of the Teeth through the gums
produces troublesome and dang erous symptoms.
Ii IS known by mothers that there is great Irrr-
tatIon IN the mout-. aud gums during tins pro-
cess. The gums swell, the secretion OF saliva
IS increased, the child Is seized with frequent
aud sudden hts OF crying, watching, starting IN
the sleep, and sPasms OF peculiar paris the
chId shrleks with extreme violence, and thrusts
It's fingers iuto IT'S mouth. il these precursorv
symptoms are not speedily dllevlated. spa,n.od-
ic commissions universally supeTene. aud soon
cause tne dissolution OF the infant. Ii moth
ers have their little babes afflicted with these
distressing symptoms, they should apply DR..
William Eyanss Celebrated Soothing Syrup,
which has preserved h.udredS o infants when
thought past recovery, from being suddenly at
tackled with that fatal malady, couyulsIons.
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structress, the open and undistnguished lover
No. She shrunk timidly from before my eS-
panded intelligence, and blushed when | spoke
TO her. Instead Of lavishins upon me the ten
der ephels. and chershing me with the uhre-
strained affection Of woman. she closed the
dswy leave, of her loving heart. like tho night
blowing cereus At the rising OF the sun.
But the Time was fast approaching when her
maiden pride aud virgin coyneSs should yield
10 the transports Of welded bliss. Joy perva-
ded her fathers mansion on my recovery. The
witch was never eNposcd-but Medora aud |
stood up before the altar and became one.
Never was woman loved like Medoral Never
was man more blessed than Eugene
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-02
II Real Blessing TO .EOther,
DR.. w. EVANS'S CELEBRATED
SOOTHING SYAUP.
For ChiLCireH cutting their Teeth.

This infalllble remedy has preserved hun
dreds OF Children, when thought past recovery.
from commissions As soon As the Syrup Is
rubbed on the gums, the chlld will recover
TINS preparation sso innocent, so eftcacIOus.
sud 50 pleasant. that no child will refuse to let
ITS gums be rubbed with il. Wh.n infants are
a, the age OF tour months, though there Is no
appearance OF teeth, one bUule OF the syrup
should be used on the gums. to open the pores.
Parents should never be without The Syrup 10
the nu sery where there are young cbildren;-
for Il a child wakes "a the night with pam 10 the
gums, the syrup Immediately gives ease by
opeaing the pores and healing the guns ;
thereby preventing Commissions, Fever. &c.
Sold AZ Dr. w. Evans Once. 100 Chatham
ct, y. l.. aud by all his Agents throughout
the JnIOn.-Pnce-smail bottles 50 cents
larger 81.
1ss sssss Aedie,ns u for sale IL Newport. By
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-02

The abors Medicine is for sale in Newport, b,
UN. CALLAHAN, Agent.
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No paper will be discontinued until srrearages
re paid, except al the option OF the publishers.
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THE TOURNAMENT AT EGLINToUN
CASTLE.

The following account Of the late Tourua-
ment at Eglintoun Castle, will be read with in
teres,-it being description of one of the most
splendid pageans of modern times.
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FIRST DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

From an early hour on Wedne day morning.
people on horse. 10 vehei., aud 0n loot. bes an
70 move 10 3 perpetual stream tovsrd the Cst.
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7hs sssss Medicine Is for sale il Newport. b.
WIl CALLAHAN, lzssA
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The above Medicine is for sale in NeuPort, bJ
IFM CALLAHAN, AGENT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-23
FEYRU.9R 4 13, 1889.

.7cc;dent on he Phdad.lphia. Wilmington and Bali.
mare R0iIrond I'VE learn that accident occurred on
this read yesterday morning TO the train OF cars which
left here with the mail and passengers for Bamore.-
II happened, as informed, about miles from the
city, point Of the road which had been washed away
and the earth cavcd in. The locomotive was so much
broken, that il impossible TO proceed, and upon The
receipt Of the intelligence al The depot, an express was
Immediately sent down to their assistance.
We also learn, that the city boat has been char
tered to 90 down to Wilmington, for the purpose o
bringing up the mail and passengers from BaltImoIe
GPhH Daily .3d1.
DIsTgEssISG REFoHT.-The New York American
mentions Distressing report 10 The effect that the seen
ire of the snnd of Guadalupe has sunk far below The
tide level This effect is supposed to have been produc-
ed by some volcanic action having connection with the
late earthquake at Martinique Guadalupe divided by
creek running nearly through the of the Island,
side of which j, limestone formation, ond the other
volcanic Some very celebfatec plantations, with ex-
tensve buildings, of great value, SAID to be
completely submerged
Robert J. Walker, Senntor,from Mississippi, in let
Ter dvulges scheme connect Natchez and Flckburg
with New York by a line of railroads. Mr.. w. has car
ried bill through the u. s. Senate granting the Two
per cent prem $3.50 900 10 make railroad from
Brandon to the Alabama line which it is con eclurrd
will be connected with the Georgia railroad and extend
ed 10 New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-23
IS0Ie Of Piano Fortes in Petersburg, Virginia.

sold about hundred Piano fofle since We
commeuceG the business Petersburg some short time baS
and he nppy 10 add have turned otherwise than good
r. beer bought by gentlemen OF the highest
and for their candor and sincerity
upcn any subject Of whom have volunteered Their
;mony in behalf the superiority OF the instruments sold them
y There are things which prevent many persons o
Piano is thai they afraid ct not getting
M s, and uraie they not sure oil being
the loves, pTiceand another is they may not get them
bs in pood order To obvate these difficulties the subscn
moon himself saw that il chooses 10 send hm
an o.i for Piano. and will limit the prlce 10 100 shai an
amount will select have selected oy %
,,cs and if il does be superior instrument nc WI"
go hack and refund the money give another ~ pace IT,
A. IN The price the will be ao" Inc
,rsna them with those other make IN .he on'cu
And 10 show the which invariably taken 10 inc packing
or subscriber strangerto what cond
no called The slightest complaint those 10 whom he has se"
his Pianos
nh,m Piano Fotte-r there certainly 1t would have
nun ont in the hundred instruments different
individuals IN Virginia and Carolina Z. r. NASH,
Book and Piano Fortesclcr, Petersburg, Va:
r.L,, S6-2Iw3wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-23
R0WTO.N, Winner Of he Graf St. Lfger.

'EHIs celebrated imported Race Horse and Stallion will
my stables Charlotte Courthouse, Vrsni,, The en-
suing and $50 insurance. with dollar
groom all he tatmaby beautiful and hSty
formed Horse high oigor rkabiy hrsy fine hes"ut s"h
out uhte Jy feet inches high, and for eOrre proportions
elegance Of Jrm carriage and aeion ne has no superior
| | " i'll not be responsible Tor accidents escapes.
As Race Horse Rowon equal to any horse that eeer
yeared the English turf and 10 the opinion oil many cPa
dsiutered Judges had his equai Priam Mi
Cnney, unrvaed Jockey considered the best Judge m
England boldly he the best Race Horse especially
at miles, he rode handed and in this opinion, bis bro
Their William Chimney Howe the Scots and OF the best
soi bes, ST. Lescr on record Subscribers beating Vonrc
Hercules, and 10 obe's and large number oil other races and
himself good II, miles, under heary eghS as any other
When and years all, winning the 81
pace the whip prGmptude and truth, rOp
years old by saddcr, whom he subsequently beat riee easily
year he beat fine field Of mile horses at DOneaster IN
bsang Meoro s,ooh, LAUREL Jenny Mills and Don Pedro
When years old he won one third Of The great substitution u"
o3 80 seconds beating Hndelfe and evera others
The sude rna and large field; days after, he made
with the celebrated Camarne beating the Sadde Tor
msre and most people thought he The English sport g
remarks 'as will allow, thut Kow'ons pei"G
nehe among the first Race HORSES
hc Eng sport Magazines his speedas serre dstru
tire Gerry and well they ght since he run miles
with a5 lbs, minutes seconds, sell koptca,
honest stout Horse with his heart all stecl
Ills been tried in Englnnd and have shown the best
speed game nearly all have and have no, been
They already and vanquIshcd the get o. Suan
Emiu Veccipede Voue, Whsker, PaIiisan, Reveler Mu
lev Action he Colonel and all the best English Stations OF the
ny For their his colts well s the colts
of England they selling at prices than
uny In point Of FORM beauty and PROMISE none ever
United Rowons Tor tho lust Two
seasons.
Rowton got ossau, his dam Catherine by Wolul Town
Bs Berod Doctors Sister &c His grind dam won the Oaks
aed was got by Camus Ruler mare, Treeceeper by Wood
pece Tren,ham Cunegonde &C. Camlus was by tho uheon
Hambetou and Of Faith by Pacoct Alta
lanta BY His pedigree remarkably rich mud fashionable
speed and bottom being closely aiedto all best horses
s crnd Matchem Eclipse Waxy late years. CamaTinc
Of Tump Bay Mddeon Plenpoentiury and Elias and
many others. For particulars my handhlls
' WYATT CARDWELL.
s. Marcs that have failed to tho Stations heretofore kept y
me will be insured and gentleman becoming response
actually collecting and paying the
only $50 for each Good and
and the of with the
GRATIS be subject entire
troll and management. WYATT CakDNELL.
7S-tlJune
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rrpMs nE ADVERTISING.
pL,,,,,;oa oud .uiH for sale.


ING anxious to remove the Souh west wiz ser
"n,,v of Anne la being part of The Tract OF Lanu hu1
Wswan which the residence OF my i ,55
The Plantation offe red ior safe contains o9o aCics
made bv Willis Piller The !Gnd Is OF soou 4Ia-
,y Susceptible Of Improvement, and IS wen W IJ
and corn; cmbracIn: SO or tO acres OF o,u n' sn
% ,omns which produces the richest too'ceoi " o ~
more Of good river grounds and suhcIsn. supply anon
NV ~ III for the purposes Of the farm here arc upoI
ana P'ne n I ,,tscco barns new dwelinc-house, ana
T he necessary ouhouses nearly completed and an excel
s.;s, MILL with frs,ra,e cas' WORKS. n ' ~ mn in
800, q, Il- cost, The place - healthy mas se'! Nv" wa
=; An agreeable and intelligent neisheothoon. Hs y
~ ~ IN, sending produce either 10 Petersburg ny
or to Richmond BY the James tiVeF' wnco Is '"!
m G,an,-,hus giving the choice OF either marker. rhors
,;.Ip, 10 purchase, apply 10 my oiothef'
~ III. r:,v of r &c hnond. who is authorized 10 sen
and viii 1--WE any information required OF to myself u. sHs
80. ,sdeucs Wm E:si-sion Esq,l III INC county
l they eau examine the auallca ot them
nei'a' !" WIN" | ' WIN Is. GILES.
s1-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-23

NEGRO HIKING We offer services to our friends nnh mo
public Hiring Negroes for the ensuing ycnr; ana hhS'n
already list abou, 80 for HRS would eiurs'
the above busness TO make "
appcaiun also those in want OF servants to apply e1y ~
we and the best An"hS our
number and factory hands house servants
cooks drivers bolimen, smiths and carpenters ao
Tor sale, good cook washer and One situation can oe
lniued in town ROBERT iiiLi. q w.,
Drc7 fGl-tsl 81 door from Market, MAIN srttt
B-Our charge for hiring is cent We VIII collect
snmc and attend them Of sickness Without utthcf
chncc Il. HILL K CO.
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RGypahaguock Land for Sale.

. o,, hGPpahdHn0cf Lana JOf Sdfe
orr I'll TOT sale following Tracts Of Laud: farm IN the
county Mddiescx, called Weks. containing 733 acres This
Oh the banks OF the Rppahannock river six miles above
+aa lies we'll for frming is under good enclosures, and
necessary unhouses it, If sold At private sale il
ei"ses May court.
ia' N Stafford county, called Windsor Forest containing $50
e THIS farm lies the Gold district, Taekes Mill; is
circulated tor Improvement and has convenient building
not sold al private sale, il vii he offered public
Stafford Courthouse the lst day Of Stafford May court
s {" Ind, ~ Lancaster county called Cras containing
o' acres This land lies very Deep Creek, and is
% On occupied by teannt II sold at private SALE it
@ onesd al public aucon at lancaster Court house, the
"'.,n ag OF Lancaster May Court
& m shove land will be sold under the will Of the lao Raw
imam OF Lancaster county The term. win be
Address the subscriber Morsansvie Fauquer
''' va. JOHN B. BOWMAN,
Fsa:usy2 ." sINasw,d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-23

COLLECrORS' NOTICE.-Thu subscribers having taken into
- partnership Mr. LAURENCE TRANr in their Collecting and
Commission Business will hereafter be conducted under The firm
Of ROBERT HtLL They intend dev"tins their attention
10 the collection claims the City Of Richmond and also 10
part OF the Staco the hiring and selling Of
produce OF all kinds aud attending all matters 10 the
commission business, which be entrusted to hcm Their
office Mt the store of Hill Dabney, from "aite
Main street, where they will always BE- oundsnh offering
their services their friends and the public hope obtain patron
age only b. deserving it.
HILL & DABNET.
n.T Reference to the Eii,crs of Enquirer and Wing