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demanded the ayes and noes the cngrossment Oft
bill, test vote.
MIR. ANDERSON advocated the bill with much earnest
ness, and entrcaed the House not TO be parsimon-
GUS as to refuse this ptarce, (of 000 which was OF
great Importance to the people Of that sectIon-l
would be doing the whole Commonwealth benefit
for every Improvement in the West enhanced the va
lue of real property.
Mr.. YERBY and MIR. GREGORY opposed, and Mr..
ScorT Off, Mr.. KEEN and Mr. TALLMAs supported
the bill.
The bill ordered to be engrossed By the follow
ing vote, ayes Ga, noes a. as follows:
.4ycs-Messrs. Gilmer, (Speaker,) Carpenter, Nc
Cue, Stuart, Lockrdge, Myers of b. Hunter, Han
Wilson, Marshall, Scott of F., Anderson, Payne How
ell, Hale, Baker, Byrd King, Erskne, Gibson, Allen
of Hemp., Lee, Armstrong, McRae, Hamlet, Worth
ington, Kennedy, Reynolds, Tayloe of X. c. Lawson,
Beard, Ramey, Harrison, Caldwell, Clayton, Evans,
Chapman, Wade of NJ. & P, Myers of NJ, Massic,
Etheridge, Hidden, Aleshre, Hincr, May, Keen, Tall
man, Sturm, Walden, Robertson, Leyburn, Shipman,
Smith of r., Conn, Griever, Spots, Stephenson,
Goodson, Jackson, of Wood, stanger-64.
Noes-Messrs. Chopper, Southall, Wood, Cabe Bur
Corbin, Cardwell, Burwell of c. IL W., Roane, Pow
ell, Carroll Butts, Clarke of H., Smith of |. of w.
Gregory, Wright, Fontaine, Tayloe of L. & R. Banks
Taylor of NJ. & NJ, Baskerville, Goode, Allyn of Nor
Connell, Tunsta Venabe, Roberts, Heath, Radcliffe,
Smith of Rockingham, Ridley, Crutchfeld, Ftzhugh,
Clarke of s., Prince, Walker-44.
bill authorizing further subscription on the part
of the State to the stock of the Red and Blue Sui pur
Turnpike Company, being on its engrossment;
Mr. VESABLE stated that this bill was little differ
ent in principle from that which was just engrossed
and was more obnoxious-This created new obliga-
ton upon the State and he called for the ayes and noes
upon the engrossment, test vote.
Mr.. CHAPMAN supported the bill.
Mr.. STEPHENSON said he should vote against the bill
unless the gentleman from Monroe could adduce some
strong testimony in its behalf. lie came here last
year determined to vote for all improvements, and he
here determined to vote against ALL unless
under very especial circumstances
Before any vote was taken, the House,
On motion of Mr.. CHAPMAN, adjourned.
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II is with deep and unfegned concern, that we have
to announce the death of Charles Shirley Carter, Esq,
Attorney at Law, in this City. He breathed his last
on Saturday night, after most distressing ndisposi-
ton. MIR; c. was man of many high and noble quail
ties. He inherited good estate, which was impaired
through fault of his own; but which sacrificed
by the generosity of his spirit So far from despairng
his energies were aroused He devoted himself to the
barr and removed years ago this City from the
county of Prince William which he had formerly re-
presented in the House of Delegates with great honor
10 HIMSELF and advantage to his constituents He put
forth all his resources-and his commanding oratory,
his popular manners, his high sense of honor, his
culine mind were winning their way to an extensive
practice and distinguished reputation, when death
cut him off in the midst of his His untmely
fate has excited the sympahes and regret of the whole
City.-Qiis corpse was conveyed to the House Of his
friend, james Lyons, Esq-whence it attended to
the grave by of the longest Funeral PROFESSIONS
that has ever been in this City.)
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Deaths.

IHoMAs c. NELSON, ESQ., died Wyoming his residence in
lhs W lillian County, on the End in III A. mi chit
nave been eNperted of of his high
80 lar as mortal can be- aues he died with mness cain
ness ana tranquility of mind, that could surpassed He
OFTEN heard express the desire which repeated IN
ms last moments that euogy be avished on his men
~ rms was in perfect character unpciendinc modes
anu uhblcnlshcd purity Of the whom IL NAV with
truth be said that e did suffer his LEFT hand 10 know of the
gooa-e much good which his right did who conurnled and
regulated his whole course and conduct through life as nearly as
man ever did, by the golden of doing unto others NJ he
would hey should do unto him. Even glowing epi,e OF
euoey or the strengthened language grief can but fceby n
press what Is due To the character worth OF such man His
eptaph inscribed where ought be- IN bright and iodeb
characters IN the hearts his six soowina Children
The connections Of his family hs negbsrs whom he loved AZ
HIMSELF and of all who knew him The writer of this moor r
known to cherish an unrendy feeling utter disparacng
expression OF Cary Nelson His high character liberal ed
caton tenacious memory and his active vigorous mind
stored with the accumulated facts reading and cxpe
rence emnenty qualified him would readily have eeva
ted him 10 the highest stations civil poca but he evidently
avoided and crcatcd from distinction the kind
TO think that "the post of honor private station
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ID EMoVEDThe subscribers inform their friends and the pub
II lie generally have removed that spacious and
conveniently situated warehouse Immediately opposite the
"Gago MILL and known part Of Harrisons They thus
enabled keep under their whatever produce may be
confded 10 their
The proximity Of this situation TO the Basin affords peculiar
advantages for receiving and forwarding goods.
CARRINGToN, GIBSON & THORNTON
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IN CHANCERY-vIRoisA.-n Powhatan Circuit Court NO
i vember the 9Th, 1885, 90, ~,
Wilkinson his right and executor Of ING. M"
kinson, decd, ria'hni.
against, =. :. ;,,,. r.
William Watson and Fanny his wife Judith Cauy WIDOW n !"
VIM. Calsly dec Jenny Corkcr widow OF Root o9rke
Wilkinson and Preston Wilkinson only children 2. py
Wilkinson Harding and Polly his wife, ohet i
WILKINSON Lisbon Wilkinson David NJ Wilkinson, Snai ;i
Corker and Polly Rob. c. Godsey and beey s
Dinwdde Realms and Royerty his wife, Smith ThoT anu @
rine his wife James Godsey and Lavna his WIFE,
To and Judith Ann his wife, Thomas Wilkinson Noroorne M
SON Geo wilkinson and Francis Wilkinson, the hes aa d S
huiees of Thomas and Taba his wife, The hes anu
tribu,ees of Geo. Watson and Comfort his wife, the ne anu
,Ii , .sI,s y; ' Defendants.
The defendants Lisbon Wilkinson the heirs OF Tho Eyans @
wife the heirs Geo. Watson and wife, the hcl$ Oh Jesse
knson heirs of John Wilkinson, not having
and security according TO the Act ct
and this and appearing To the on
the court that inhabitants of this
the motion plaintiff by his attorney Is odered M
said defendants do appear here the first day OF the next @
and answer bill of the plaintiff and give security of ~
ing such the make herein; ana tna in
This forthwith inserted in some newspaper
the city ofRichmond for months sccesve ana ina county
copy be posted door OF the Courthouse oil e
aeop'-' r. T GRAVES, d.
-, J6--wew
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II III
VIRcIxrl-Aia Circuit Superior Law and Chancer,
OF Henco and City Of Richmond held al The
Capitol in the said City, Monday, January 49, lslO
The Judge Of this Court being informed the recent and I'M.
expected death CHARLES SHIRLEY CARTER E member OF
and the Commonwealth Attorney prosecuting therein par
cparing sincerely with this community grief the loss
useful public officer and OF citizen his friends
and eowctizcns by his talents, his high honor
and the most engaging and aniabe qualities Of the heart
Of becoming respect for his memory, adjourn this
Court enable the Bar the officers of the Court and himself
unite in the soemne OF the funeral of their deceased friend
and associate 1t therefore ordered that this Court be- and
stand adjourned until tomorrow morning, IL O'Clock.
4 Copy-Tese, WM. C, SANDS, D. C.
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WEBB, BOOKER & HAMILTON,

WEBB, BOOKER Il HAMILTON,
OFFER FOR SALE,
u !; !: IS + s s e.: sven
IS s i $ $ss;s LOAF AND LUMP SUGAR
50 bbls. clarified Sugar
g do powdered and crushed do
30 hhds. Trinidad
do Porto Rico MOI AssEs
10 do & IS bills N. Q.
II do Cuba J
500 bags Rio
$50 do & 40 bbls. Laguha
$50 do Java, part very superior ~
Is do 81. Domingo
. do Angustura
1890 sack, Liverpool blown sal,
80 bags race ginger
Is q do do pspper
cases cassia
sos boxes bunch raislns
l6 trails soft shelled almonds
terces currans
20 jars grapes-hgs
so kegs cut nails and brads
10000 lbs American bstered steel
German cast steel
22O bhs gross herings
l6 hhds bacon
81 casks cheese
l2 boxes Pine Apple Cheese
AZ do Browns best Chewing Tobacco
chests and is boxes Gunpowder Tea
~ pound canisers do do
20 bills sweet Malaga
% boxes Muscat
81 baskets Champagne
- bills. and . l2 bbls. Sicily Madeira }
IS do cider vinegar
ls tierces London porter
90 boxes sperm candles
IS do tallow do
e5 do Hull & Sons patent do
100 do brown soap
20 do white and vanegated do
s bbls. lamp oil
10 baskets sweet do
- kegs butter
bbls. roll do
700 sides sole leather
So California hides
go bags patent and buck snot
80 lbs. bar lead -, ,. .,
Alum copperas, madden, indigo
ls0 boxes 10 by - window glass
90 do G. 10 do do
1876 coils bale rope
Cotton bagging
Seine and wrapping Irvine
2s doz bed cords
GOD do hemp plough lines
SIS do cotton do do
$50 lbs. shoe thread
10 bags feathers
Is bales cotton
Cotton yarns
Stone
$50 ieams writing
$50 do letter PAPER
1000 do wrapping
$50 do do double o,-r, ,,r,rroc
r,. 77-wew
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rRAMPIAN HILLS FOR SALE.-avine concluded change
VI my business induced TO offer for sale, the valuable Farm
which reside situated Butterwood creek Dnwiddr
miles South of West of Petersburg and Ii
Cou House. II contains upwards OF two thousand
of Land half Of which in original woods and well
nbered; balance in and open land Ii lies emaka
bis well for cultivation The soil is partly OF red st clay adm
by adapted raising wheat and other rran and partly OF low
lands suited the growth of tobacco There
good dwelling hois" offices ice house, dairy, and all neces
houses attached IL numbering IN all about 3D. Is Is
healthy and of land IL the county.
The naturally among the handsomest in Virginia AMI
improved in liberal and in tasteful MANNER VIII!
variety fruit and ornamental trees rendering one oi the
most beautiful residences in this section Of the country
addition, has attached 10 il, Corn and Saw Mil; also,
Cotton Gn from 20 $50 land which is and las been
covered by mill pond for upwards of 50 years and SAID by judges
equal Missouri and might easily be reclaimed
property has been sold or offered before within
of living IL situated IN pleasant
neglurhood Joins lands Of Mr. Robert G. Booth, Capt
VIM Cousins Mr. David g. Williams and others Those wish
ing purchase any information concerning the property,
can do calling upon the premises John W. NASH E,
OF Powhaan or Francis A. Muir at Allison Watts chmond
Ian IA T7T-w4tTl GTSTAVUS A. MUIR
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against
William Cox John Bailey and Nancy his wife, and Edward
Cox Edward Cox h deceased and Others Defendants
This the plaintiffs by his attorney, and files his BILL
and the defendants above named not having entered their
and security according the Act Of Assembly and
The rules Of this and appearing to the satisfaction of the
that they not inhabitants Of this commonwealth the
motion Of the plaintiff by his attorney, u ordered that the said
defendants do appear here the first day of April next and
The bill of the plaintiff, and security for performing
the make heein and that Of this
order be- forthwith inserted IN newspaper published in the
Richmond months successfully, and that another
the door of the courthouse OF this
4 Copy-Teste, X. !. GRAVES, H. e.
Jan
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houn, the Government is about to take "rcsh start
Acknowledges has broken the letters forged by tsad
and ercdaay, and political enquiry may now take its
stand upon the emincnce Of Truth, hail with rxul.a
ton the happy advent and direct lis against The
remnants of errors ''fraugh with oppression and cor
rupton to the country JEFFERSON.
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- Vh;oS In Alabama...N On.piusSed

the WI Democrat of the 3lst uft. states that
ne sc the Whip members of the Legislature
e The State took place on the 18TH OF TINS
u s dnrins the session OF the Democratic CohVeh
ION and after that body had in its hrss meeting
~ ,b notical tenets Of the Democratic party and the
.t;s.,s for which they had convened Al this pam
Sr..;on of their views the Wings took great exeeP
- and forthwith determined TO have meeting OF theii
own at which they might Guido thelr oPPonIm, -
limos and zeal at least They made The ola nan lns
,rain with shouts for Harry OF the west, ana seeo
~ IN bob homes and anxious antcipatons OF ms ho
,,,nn bv that great and mighty body to whom tnat
noyer was confded They broke up IN hlgh sPiries,
and fully determined to have another meeting inc heA'
night and call Wing convention OF the STATE, 10 ~"
,ns, an electoral ticket and do whatever else might
be necessary to kill Democracy, outright But scarce
10 had they arisen from their couches IN the morn
no when the news Of Harrison's nomination came
over them ike cold North Easter, and changed the
spir, of their dream. But they had unfortunately ap
pon1ed the time for the next meeting, ana meet tey
must On this second occasion there was much more
beggary account Of empty benches than on Tue lTrer
and as TO unanimty of opinion, the thing could mol
he talked Of Many of the Wing party had already OK
pressed their preference for Van Buren, to tarrson-
They however again met, and after much dferehee o.
opinion, or in the language OF wing Editor "'e
speakers took Diversified range; or al hae"g :" Gee"
md nov proaulgatng Their nRcribe PERSEVERANCE, as
Uhies IN earring against tie administration lhey
finally resolved however, that in the present STATE OF
,fsrs il aras not adrisaJlc 10 raU Uhig Conrenton,
and thus ended The farre.
Aredhot Wing paper, published at Livingston, sum
ter county, Alabama, under the name OF voice OF
Snm,rr asks shoe it was managed to aoring in Hair
rson on us He certainly not the most available
candidate in any view whatever In the final result of
the Presidential election matters now stand, we feel
hnt little nterest-We cannot vote for either. "A
Correspondent that section us that the above
impsray expresses the sentiments OF his party; and
la had q heretofore STRONGEST
Wings say, they will support Van Buren, for Pre-
.l.nt
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xxyooDLAWN FARM FOR sALE.-IIavng concluded

NHyOODLAWN FARM FOR SALE.-liaving concluded TO
w change for the country, where
located offer this valuable estate for SALE
mile sullivan County,
Immediately the stage road leading from
Abingdon, Va. contains about 200 or 800 acres
Land which $50 cleared, and good cond
ton portion the land about 100 BOTTOM
grounds portion the tract good arabic land
and well tmbcred; is abndanty waered with good
having twelve fifteen nevcraine springs upon H.
The Of some of those springs flow together and constitute
Of sufficient large Hour and corn nll
which mill has been and u soicc
considerable revenue and good repair The mill s
about centre
the the The stream which
mill located the Reedy Creek at night angles
below the
and grazcr The buildings the estate,
house, house, carriage house, large
stable frame cribs, with large between
hewed log crib frame barn. ovcseers house, ana
cabins slavcsTe road leading from the
Of Kentucky through Russell and Scott counties, Virginia,
and through Tennessee North Carolina the Knoxville
and Abingdon road the midst OF the esateat point OF
the roads intersection brick house IL
progress finished and farm house. This
public locations in East Tennessee and eA
ceent for and tavern stand aud situated not more
miles McHenrys Mineral Springs in con-
siderable repue which the proprietor am nformed
tends fitting reception and of visitors Any
gentleman enterprise and capital do an extensive farming
and independently OF the tavern and mill
Ihaye quantity of the Mous Multicau or China Mulberry
growing the premises; quantity Iron be OF
famed the PREMISES also quantity Of beautiful Marble with
convenient the quarry TO manufacture H.
not exhibit the OF advertisement all Inc su
location quality and Improvements of this vaus
BILE for SALE Those who desire TO purchase WI"
examine themselves.
For sale and particulars concerning the estate appa
10" '''' "'' So - JACOB MYERS.
Woodlawn, near Kngspor, East Tennessee : =,
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The meeting of the stockholders of the Bank of the
u on the 9th inst to the resolution, " that it
IS nexpedlen at this time, to declare dividend out of
the profits Of the Bank" (We shall publish the Re-
port)
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The Wing attacks in general terms the Evidences,
which are furnished by the Culpeper Address, of Gen
Harrsons most obnoxious politics. Why does not the
Wing specify the point in which that evidence defec-
t,ve' ltcanno do it-for every proposition in the Ad-
dress rests upon documents which cannot be denied,
and the force of which cannot be shaken We shall
spread all these details before readers in due sea.
son.-As to the course of Mr.. Van Buren,, the Wing
altcrs and shrinks from the adamanne position which
he occupies. See his Inaugural Message Will Gen.
Harrison dare TO toe that mark? As to the argument
drawn from the Missouri question: the Charleston Cou
rer has so completely endorsed the Wing Squire that
1t will only be necessary to republis its artcle-which
we shall do in our next
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their establishment Under these assurances, cannot
the necessity either for the restrictions of 1887 and
1879, or for reorganzaton-for, it must be evident
every Observer that II would take any institution,
however meri'orous several years attain to the high
and weesablisilcd credit of these institutions and in
the meantime, that Inconvenience will be obliged to be
encountered which universally attendant upon new in
sttutions namely, the want of the widespread know
ledge of lis utility to redeem all its obligations and liza.
blties, and without one corresponding benefit for the
old banks now possess and enjoy all in the way of
fdcnce aud credit that any institution, however
well managed, can ever attain to.
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NTOTCE-EAGI.E IOTEI.-The subscribers who have taken
shares for the rebuilding Of the Eagle HOTEL and all those
requested meet In the next
Post ocr formerly the Exchange Reading ROOM on Mon
day, the Goth, 'clock, T. NJ.
Tiff
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In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Powhatan County Court, Jan
uary the lth, lSi0
Robert bis right and admir- de bonis with
the will Edward Cox, dec, and admir- de
mis- with the will anne ed Of Edward Cox, Jr, dec.
Plaintiff
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gsrThe ORPHANS ANNUAL FAIR, of Richmond will b,
held the City Hail. in the stairs Federal
Courts Thursday the ad ins and will be continued usual
for several DAYS.
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ian ''i webster has attended Wing meeting at Bos-
Ton and declared his determination to support General
a'r'son No wonder since Gen. Harrison has an
'Ieed Mr. Websters Speeches on the Proclamation
.he trues expostons of the Principles of our Go.
,e.."ens Besides, it is said that Mr. Webster OK
70 be made Premier, and thus 10 be placed in "the
'"s % safe precedenis
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$50 REWARD.

so REWAKD.
ID AN AWAY from the subscriber the 9Th inst, his DAN
II E he remarkably likely, about IS years of age, dark
connie busy hair and has mole the side OF
nos he of white wool hat striped cassinet panaloons
filled In with and two w0n
think il probable will be lurking about Richmond Fede
rcksbg he has acquaintance both places He worked
the James Canal Richmond in 1895 will pay The
above reward person who viii deliver him me- Lodge
him in Jail that get him again. -
BENJAMIN COLEMAN.
Caroline County JAM g 1910.
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.u,;o,s nnd Nominations.-The Republican Con
w &C. Nortb Carolina, of more than 100 Delegates
ren'un ia ~ IN Raleigh on Wednesday last-Genera
assen ." wilson of Edgecomb was chosen fres'aeht
LOUIS - p;t,s Of Warren, and Holmes of New hano'
MesS,s Presidents and Nlessrs Thompson OF LIN
yer, IA nobhin of Cumberland, Secretaries. honiu'
coin, 1H saunders at present Judge on the Superior
lns honcb received the nomination for Governor
t'u' Of the labors of the Convention, which, Tor
locks has been generally anticipated. Judge
some W.. s;on;6ed TO the Convention, before ITS ad-
sau,nt his acceptance of the nomination.
loa namocrat;c State Convention of Illinois, con-
me &c oa3 Delegates, assembled at Springfield on
sislnS nstant-L;eutenant Governor Anderson IN The
the ' Thsy pdopted vigorous Address to the Demo
lhai :. Illinois and nominated an Electoral Ticket
Of five. ,,o,ao,t &c Tho Cbicaro Demo.
~, TINT il was the largest Convention ever heia
s Western States, and that many OF the
l N ."J $50 and 300 miles to attend The spI'nghe.o
nn,,hcan of the l4th says, that 1t consisted OF Two
heps,"d and fortythree men of the highest respecta
nun. n5 standing from every section OF the stare ana
p. ,ost gratifying to witness that but one leeihS
was sa - possess the whole assembly, Illinois mas
So roused to her very centre and th,s convention y
,be cant which she has produced. ne 'e ,Ipm
uis s,cv Of Federalism in her Legislative HANS, IN
s highest Court in her late Executive mas s'f'ea e
pa,n;Sr lion of Democracy, who now STANDS e'er' 10
49,, the foe at oil points federalism cannot rue
Tho decree has gone forth from THE PEOPLE ana 'ne
~ &c he,,er DAYS is breaking, when Bank DONNA
nth IL, train of spectators, arlstocrats, ana mo
,ol must fall PROSTATE. We hail it as blessed
olh;nger Of returning virtue to Republican people
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DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.

DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.
The December Number having been sent through
the mail, the subscribers in this place will please call
at the Post Office for their copies
NEWTON HILL.
NOTICE-Tomorow 70 O'Clock, will be- sold the Coffee
House. Virginia and Farmers Bank; Also sundry other
Stocks.
Jan IA TIT
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Buckingham, Dec. q, 1899.
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DISSOLUTION.
THE business heretofore conducted in this city, under the firm
OF BALDWIN, KENT CO., IS this day dissolved by
a consent The OF the will be used in closing
engagements but for other purpose whatever Per-
indebted requested make immediate payment
determined 10 close the business early possible
MICAH BALDWIN,
HORACE L. KENT.
GEORGE I. KENDALL,
GEORGE NJ ATWATER
Richmond Dec 81 1889.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
TINE subscribers, the house Of Baldwin Kent
Co.. will continue the business of the late firm, both Rich
mond and New York, under the style OF KENT, KENDALL
ATWATER.
HORACE l.. KENT,
GEORGE F. KENDALL,
GEORGE VI. aTWATER
Richmond, Jan. ], 1870
Ian II