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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-13
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.


I)Y virtue of Deed Trust executed to the subscribers o e
ID aawba Iron Works Company of record IN me county court
nj Rs,o, we sha A. on 18th day Of December next al the
Furnace of The Ca,awha Works Company Catawba creek
,nr; nine miles from Fncase in the county OF Boteo oe
~ =, nmhlic auction all the Lands owned by the Catawba
lion Works Company, consisting Of Tract Of ou acres on
which The said Furnace aud other valuable nprov @
are situated and another Tract containing between ana
a made up OF several Tracts formerly owned by pavu Moss
And which were conveyed By the same David Ross executor anu
HRS 10 the Catawba Iron Works Company on the irsi named
Tract, Anthracite is found in great abundance within one
nils n The Furnace Iron Ore within the same convenient
distance The improvements very fine In addition 10 tne
and other buildings there are on TINS rac
luah,, C Mill Saw Mill several good Dwelling Houses ne
non and castings this establishment are OF very superior
n,ty THE metal is equal il superior to any made IN The
St,,, or Virginia valuable property viii be sold upon
credit of eighteen and nn no he so IN n
t to suit purchasers Al the same time we VIII osi "f SAFE
,nlc auction upon credit Of six months hve or SIX tons OF
also ali the personal property al the Works. including
Making Tools Fasks Patterns, &c Purchasers WIN NC re-
nurd IN give bonds with good security for the amount oil tr
Purchases The Of the above property Is oeeved 10 NC eoou
acting as Trustees will only convey sc title vetea IN
o.,,- ta7-oml ALEX. p. ESKRIDGE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-13

MASAGER'S OFFICE,
Rchmond IA.
Su,rdR SRI uats for farsnJ,r, lsi0
School Fund Lottery of Rhode Island,
Class y" IN tfu SrH'E,.
ITO be- drawn City Of Providence Saturday. November
c.rr.ls-soco IOooo to0o 5o 1000 5000, $780, 1877!
1900 1900 1900 1900 ou 1885, 10 o Jo 40 Of 59O III Of 49,
&c IS Nos-i2 drawn. Wholcs slo shares in proportion
School Fund Lottery of Rhode Island,
Glass lg Series. To be drawn in tic CITY Of Pori
slsi aSa 5000 5000 iooo as7; 300
d Of lOO0; % 500 300 30 Of 30, sc. - Nos.3
drawn. Wholes $40; shares in proportion
$4,000 CAPITAL!
School Fund Lottery Rhode Island,
Glass No. a2 9Th Series To be drawn in the City Of Pfos-
denee Saturday, Nov q. oae 900, .o sann o.oc
$500 800 900 alo aoo $780, 800 $780, 1854 y Of lo! 800
az looO &c of 700; IL of 100. &C. 90 Nos-i drawn Noe-
5 shares in proportion" For s Isu y ' PsES CO.
Sov3 [5i-a3Nl Managers.
OYE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD FOR WALKER who
" alscondcd from subscriber, Ameia county, Va, on the
s, inst, the Toll Gates Manceser on ne
evening Of the OH oct doubtless on his way to MI VIM W.
Taaerro Caroline County, who owns his wife, and BY whom
he sold short time since 49,,
Walker a Muao Man, about feel or inches heh, mas
fun face nose and forehead with scarcely sink between
hen has dccayed front ool is stout thick ii WIZ VIA,
shoulders short and thick neck aud abcn % years oa ne
ON when he eft cotton Shirt blue frock coat, bie cas-
sinc pants and blue cloth vest with light brown iu ha,
viii give The above Of 500 Il PC taken d q" % Is m
him again. delivered Augustus H. Drewy, At The store o.
Ne's'' Charles '''' & s''s' '''''' HENRY T. DREwnY;
| gainesville, Amelia, Oct. TO- 1870 ST
CHEAP AND FRESH GROCERIES.
WYE have soe and reccivins entire fresh stock Of Gro
w ceries being laid the hes, terms and shall be sot
nj very reduced Persons wishing 10 purchase VIII save
| ,nouey by calling before they make their purchases
| II hhds New Orleans and other cheap Sugars
81 do. prime Porto Rico do
10 do. prime st. CroS do
4 do. Cuba Sugar, new and beautiful article
81 bbs crushed Sugar
| Is boxes very low priced loaf Sugar
Al do. most superior double refined loaf Sugar
30 packages Teas pant first chop
20 hhds cheap Moasses
10 do. prime family do
s5 bags prime green Iaguira Coffee
40 do prime Rio do.
46 do. old Java do
&c do. Maracaibo do.
go sacks Liverpool filled Salt large and good sackn;
10000 lbs. Yarns, of various factories and al reduce
1 prices
| 5000 lbs. cheap shoulder Eacon
10000 do. prime Western midilings
/ 100 hhs No. clirt iicrrncs
50 do. No. and gross 90.
100 prime family iians
1000 fine yellow Cigars
% boxes Starch
! 10 bags Pepper
| do. Allspce
| so boxes sperm and talow Candies
| Lamp Oil
| 100 sides oak sole Leather
Bed Cords Leading Lines, indigo Chewing Tobacco Of al
qualities Ginger Powder and Shot.
Constantly hand an assortment Of Iron and Steel
| Best Nails made Of Swedes ron
All of the above articles will be put mp IN quantities
WYATT & WHITE,
Bsitceen Hebb Booker Hamiltn's aud The Bel 7artru.
/ Oct 81 I3-l2t
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MANAGER'S OFFICE,
Richmond, IN.

5 Prizes of S15, 900!
rusomuEe RIVER I.oItGry Of Delaware,
Class, NO. %,
To lie drawn at Wilmington (De Thursday, Nov IL, 1910.
Spiendid Schrme.
c,rIrAis-l of s5ooo Of 10 ooo Of 5000 Of 1000 o
rs ia6 Of OO IS la6 Of So Sc75 nuibers Il draw
Y So,ss I":l JAMES rnALEN Co, Managers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-13
Buckingham, Sept. 81, 1910.

NOTICES hereby syen that boats of width more than
~ thirteen and half (3t) will he permitted the
Locks River and Kanawha Company above aadcn
Adventure Dam. BY order Of the President and Directors,
SAMI- 7. PARSONS, Superintendent.
0ct1 Ivy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-13

NToTICE-By yue decree Of the Circuit Superior Court OF
and Chancey, for the County "t AelSo ~
case haiw.en VIM Scruess and Eliza his wife, ana others
Plaintiffs asans, Eebeees Branch and o. @ o" M
ON the premises SELL the highest bidder on the iTh nnvein
her $50 certain Of Land situated in the COUNTY Of BUCK
VIRGINIA. containing zoos and adoins The
lands Of John C. PAGE T. e. Gannaway ana Josiah lcrdu sq,
and others Tract of Land whsreon te iac Coz. e
, of INN county lived ana died survey viii be made ne
fore The sale aad for seeding small ta;n gwen Tue %
1r ~ w he required Of purchaser dcfy
all the expenses the sale aud Tor the rc,,hrnce bonds, M
approved security viii he required DIVIDING M
INFO three equal payments FROM de-, OF SALE and inc
title 10 be withheld further security This land understood
10 be very valuable, and in good ncehhnrlioo!.
JOSEPH X. IRVING, Commissioners.
JOHN THOMPSON, JS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-13

nISMAL SWAMP LAND CoMPASY.-Thc Annual Meeting
~ If Stockholders in the Swamp Lau Company will
be held in the Town Suffolk, according 10 Law, Tie third
Thursday i'll November, tthc 10Th Instant
RO BUTLER President
Dismal Scamp Land Company.
&
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-13

A TEACHER WANTED--The Trustees Of tile Mathews
n Academy wish engage for the ensuing Gentleman of
unouled qualifications take charge of said Academy
PRINCIPAL could take the Boarding depart
would he preferred Particulars he had by undressing
4 letter (post paid 10 Mathews Court House to
WM. SIlULTICE, President
my 10 56-tl5D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-13
M M. HoYT & CO.'S Court of Fortune.

ID. NJ. HOYT X CO.'S Court of Fortune.
MOST SPLENDID CAPITAL, 10000 DOLLARS,
Also and si,een drawn numbers III each pack
Of 10 Tickets.
NJ More Pri-es Man Blanks. 20
Virginia State Lottery,
For Endowns lccshrs Academy ana Tor other purposes
Glass 4. A., for 1870
To he determined by the drawing Of the Alexandra Lottery
Class b. 10 drawn Alexandria, d. G., on saturday! lain oil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-13

ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY HARTFORD CosE.
agency Richmond Virginia.
THIS Company incorporated in the 1918, with per
petual capital Of S00000 and insues against
loss by fire dwelling houses, stores, manufacturing
household furniture and merchandise in general
ont favorable terms.
Any whichthc Company sustain on sque taken at
this agency will be adjusted with promptitnde and beraly
Applications insurance the renewal of policies may be
made subscriber who has been duly appointed Agent for the
CITY of Richmond and vicinity H. BALDWIN, Agent.
Office opposite the Banks.
90
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WANTED situation a Teacher, either in Academy
w private Family Gentleman mho graduated at The Un
vey of Berlin and possessing knowledge the Latin Creek
French Languages and Mathematics and who has
been teaching families Of considerable reputation sasac,
character and literary utiannents VIII
given. Al! he directed (o paid Rich
ulnnd, Va, G. 4. Nov 10 5i-2t
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NIOTICE-Wns committed the Jail of tie City Of Richmond,
~ on the 4h day Of September, lsl0, runaway, Negro
Woman calling herr BETSY The commitment charges the
said Betsy belong sam Iiaskins Of ynchrs virginia
The said Woman of brown complexion, feet inches high,
about 50 wears old. blind in the e had when cohltte
white spccked frock and bonnet The owner OF SAID
slave BETSY forward property, pay
charges and take her away she will he dealt with as the
law directs. T.. Sfhan'Ns, ~ :, :.
Nny T55-wlawl Fer Un. ID. Urea ). c. X.
TT1REDEGAR IRON MpANY-ADJocnSMINT-An al
iorncd Meeting uf the Stockholders I" The Trcdeear iron
Co,oany viii be held at Office, The Works, on Friday,
l,h Instant, at u O'clock NJ Punctna nlirnacc i requested.
Nh l55-tdmi ISO. /. TANNER, Secretary.
WASHINGTON HOTEL
HAVE very uncyectcdiy the proprietor i, tie above
stal;shncn,-r when sold out al the eI Taycrn II was
the most foreign thoughts 10 become Iarern-kerT again
Riclnand l. months, ii bur n have ic' my Gu
LEI my friends where amand hope, h, nrcntied al
tenan to business merit continuance OF that patronage
which la, libcy bestowed heretofore for winch
return my aud most grateful Acknowledgements
take pleasure stating that believe FROM the Acquaintance
have the Bell Tavern having spent part oi
two summers Old Point where lie kept excellent
'''"'' $685. c. A. HODGES.
Richmond, Nov. 6, 1870. 35-iW
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&C., &c, &C.
Tickets only saO-haIves soqnartrrs s-cisllts = 90
Certificates of Packages of 26 Whole Tickets, SEQ
Do do. 70 Half do l3D
Do Quarfer da Is
On do vi Eighth do 81 so
ar Orders for Tickets aud Shares Certificates Of Packages
in The above magnificent Scheme will receive llc mos, pr"n,
attention. and official account of each drawing sent imne-
diat.y after i, is over 10 all order from Address
5cio ii2-ifl d. u. IInYT & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-13

NrOTICE-Mr James T. Eeac u not now In The employment
~ of the franklin Manufacturing Company, and !, not author
sd TO transact business whatever their account
Richmond 18th Oct, 1870 i3-s
NTOTICE-he subscribers having associated themselves TO-
getter the firm Of Dickinson Snel for The pur
pose carrying the milling business would respectfully solicit
the attention of the neghhoring countess To whom the
highest price viii be for good wheat delivered al I'll,
Richmond City Mills, in of the Arinory.
WM H. DICKINSON,
JAMES SMELL.
Auu,st II 27-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-13

NOTICE TO TIMDER.GETTERs-seal proposals viii be
received until the December next for the delivery Of
tho necessary quantity Timber for the repairs of the Chester
field Rail Road for The ensuing year, viz - , -.
900 of heart pine, by inches IN lengths q i'
81 feet.
1909 do do do do G II do do
IL do. =,
's' : nna VI i" In white oak g. rlauk do -
or 30 feet. :,
400 superficial fee, of mercanlabc Al inc plank do IL
or % do -,
The Timber TO BIO sawed not less than one side ana
clr that of y sawed MI four sides. The above timber
must he free knots and delivered quarter on the 2
February quarter tie Goth April one quarter On tile "o
August, and one quarter the Goth November
The 1uber viii received any part Of the line OF the
road nnd inspected by the Companys Agent.
he Contractor viii be requ to aud security for tho
faithful compliance the Proposals addressed 10 the
NV m = i 5s-tds DAVID MOORE, fgcat
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TINE subscribers having removed TO the above the Co
mhian Tavern prepared furnish their and
all who NAV with call, with all articles in the Gro
cerv line, on good they can he bought
They also collecting Chains in the city country
HILL & DABNEY,
Corner ADORE the Columbian, Carey Street.
3l--tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-13

Meeting President and Directors Of the James River
n Kanawha Company, held in Richmond, on the 18Th oe-
tober, 1870 -, ,, &. .
notified nsiamen in arcar together WIN interest
thereon they become due ON or before Inc hrst u
SALE TO the provisions o the
charter.
Rsored That Stockholders having accounts against the Com
pany be- and they are hereby requested
send their Secretary for settlement by the Dece
Der meeting the Board and that in case OF their failure TO DO
So the existence of such Claims will not exempt them from the
operation Of the foregoing resolution. .
esored That for the of giving the notice above a.
rcced the Secretary the foregoing resolutions to be pub
Ised newspapers IN Richinonh Can'esSie
LyncIbnrc Buchanan ewshurs and Chareson kanawha u
iii the December next,
By order of the President and Directors,
w. b. CHI1TENDEN, Secretary.
oc,oa 5O-aawtlD
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Stratton's Lottery Office,
DIf-IINnNn ".

TICKETS in all The Lotteries, and really lucky numbers for
i sale by the package single ticket, mt
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1910.
POLITICAL.

SPEECH OF BENJAMIN +. HUNT, Of Charleston, S. c.
Deirered deore Tie Democratic young Of Boston, at
Faneua Hall, Thursday, Oct. s. 1910, and publish
ca cy request Of the Committee.
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COaIMERCTAL RECORD.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET

|
MosgY MATTERs.-There has been little eiange
| in the money market for the last two weeks There
scarce any demand out OF doors, and no good paper
whatever afOat the little that il made among btsi-
ness men arising out oreal transactions is readily tax
EN- by the banks who have not sufficient offerings
absorb their surplus receipts Stocks, nevertheless,
continue neglected. and capitalists do not yet dis
posed tn into the market for permanent invest
ments. stock table above will show the operations
of yesterday and the current rates of foreign and do
nestle exchanges derived from tke best sources.
BUSINESS AFFAIRS we do not expect to have any
thing very fattering to communicate for month two
As usual at this season, everything like outdoor
wholesale operations are extremely limited There is
but little shipping in port and foreign freigts d and
little or nothing going South.
Groceries have been quiet the last few DAYS. with
but limited sales TO the dealers.
OF Sugars the stock is small and advance expect
ed on the first demand. The sales made haze been of
the kinds suitable for refners, who have taken Of
the Brazils which have lately come into the. market,
with some Cuba box Sugars both now held at
advance. The Sugar refneries all inful ope-
ration.
Molasses-Not the least enquiry fer the annle though
the stock is light 1t is likely the refners will
most of the stock now in store.
Coffee finds little sale, with Il reeeding market
we report an average decline ofull cent per lib.
Teas remain without change, with very limited sales,
the trade buying sparingly
In Exports the most active article has been Quercit-
ron Bark, which finds sale about fast inspected at
the prices ruling for some time, $50 feI first No. and
other grades in proportion Two vessels now loading
with il for Marseies.
Flour and Meal-Tbe receipts ceatinue very light
and transactions principally confined % the home de-
nand, with small coastwse shipmeas; prices are firm
and supplies will be moderate till alter harvest Rye
and Corn Meal at s. 70 per bb BElndywine Corn
Meal. in hhds Sl3 so. Grain-WAent is steady at 81
for red, ahoat yellow corn, so cents white, 45-de-
mand slack Oats steady, at % cents per bushel; Rye,
81 a 50 cents per bushel-receipts light.
Coon-Fme qualities scarce; so bales Alabama, yes
terday at TO- cents per lb and no bales ranging from
Z. 81 cents per h..
Tobaceo-Stock increasing, aud prices have down
ward tendency
Coal has taken start, ana considerable shipments
making eastward. The receipts this year to the pre-
time 10 900 toHs short of the supply for the
corresponding period last year Freighls the Schuy-
kill canal have advanced to so cents 81 per ton. Yes
sells find ready freight to New York, Providence, ana
Bosion.-U. s. Gazette.
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aIso, every male citizen of the age of twenty-on,
years, who shall have been, for three years mex
preceding such election, an inhabitant OF this
state; and for the last year resident the towI
or county, where he may offer his vote; and shall
have been within the last year, assessed 10 labor
upon the highways, and shall have performed the
labor or paid an equivalent therefor, according
to law; shall be entitled to vote in the town OF
ward where he actually resides, and not els9
where for all officers that now are, or hereafter
may be, elective by the people. But no man oil
color, unless he shall have been for three years
citizen of this state, and for year next prece-
ding any election, shall be seized and possessed
of a freehold estate of the value of two hundred
and fifty dollars, and above all debts and in
cumbrances charged thereon; and shall have been
actually rated, and paid tax thereon, shall be
entitled TO vote at such election. And no person
of color shall be subject to direct taxation unless
he shall be seized and possessed of such real es-
tate as aforesaid.
The above is faithful and candid abstract of
the votes and speeches of Martin Van Buren, in
the New York Convention of 1921, as reported.
We have the volume of proceedings published
in Albany, in the same year, in our possession,
and any person who feels disposed has full liber-
ty Of access for the purpose of comparing the
above with the original.
We invite all who doubt it. Friends of uni
versal suffrage, want think you of the man that
uttered the language contained m the above
-
restriction of that sacred right? Will any man
longer doubt whether Martin Van Buren, is
against universal sufffage' Will the most ra-
bid partizan longer deny that Martin Van Buren,
advocated and voted for the right of the Negro
TO vote at elections!
The evidence is plain, palpable and clear as
the light of day-read, reflect. 1t is plain Eng
Iish. No man should have a vote in the OPT
Mon of Martin Van Buren, unless he paid taxes
did military duty, or worked on the highway,
and was householder. The idea of universal
suffrage was to him monstrous. Mark this jour
neymen Mechanics ATTEND to this, poor, but
honest freemen of the land Hearken to it, We
aged remnant of the revolution-remember it all
of you.
No. 6.-Martin Van Buren, opposed to giving
the election of Sherih''s to the people.
Gen Root, moved as an amendment to sec
ton on the appointing power that Sherih's shall
be chosen by the people of the several counties,
Sc See Journal of Con. page 3S4.
division having been called for on the
amendment of Gen. Root, relating to sherltts,
the same was decided in the Affirmative, ayes II,
noes 36-Martin Van Buren, voting in the mega
tive, and against giving the election OF sheriff s
to the people. The amendment was neverthe-
less carried and is now part OF the constitution
of New York.
See Journal of Con. page 3S9.
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fsETFlfts' BILE PILLS.

~ e woulei caa attention to the advertisement In
Wv our colJaDs to-day Of PETERS, VEGETA-
BLE PILLS. We understand by the beet medical an
tnorty that theTs1sno preparation OF day which en-
joys envabc 2-repntalion AT tue south and north
Heir success habeen unhOunded and wherever intro
duced we bellows they have given the perecct satis
faction. We have this day had interview with one
Of our citizens ileary r.. Fox, who recently cured
of most remarkable and obstinate, etaneons ption,
where the whose body covered with large ioathr
some ulcers and even the Onsils Of the throat
away-and by rising these PILLS daily for six weeks
was entirely restored TO health
PETERS, VEGETABLE PILLS.
They do indeed restore the health of the body be.
cause they purity and invgOrate the blood and their
good effects are not counterbaaneed by any inconve-
nience; being Aaposed entirely of vegetables they do
not expose those yUho them todanger and ,heir e
fleets they salttary, they are daily
and safely administered TO intancy YOUTH manhood and
old age, and to women in the critical and delicate
circumstances they do distuFt shock the animal
functions, but restore their order and eestablish
health; and io all the purposes which Vegetable Pur
gatve or certain cleanser of the whole system are re-
qured, they siId without rvila-they allowed to
he all that car he accomplished in medicine, both for
power and innocence.
LG3-FOr sale by X. TYLER,
General Agent,
Garner of East Baltimore and High streets
And by all the Druggists i'll Baltimore, and IN Washing
ton, Georgetown, and Alexandria, D. G.
je 10 Jaw
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sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OLE BTALIMoRE, JULY ,.is4O.
~ EAURn

"r D. A ALI .N' 'ohi 2ri04'''
CLEANED,
Brig Empresssris, Longcope, Galveston. by II II Wiz
liams
schr Hope, BenthaI, Kingston, Jam.
Schr Ana Winaate Havana
Schr Avalanche. Green. 81. Thomas anfsa market T.
Hooper s. Sons
schr Emma Cole, New York
ApDIypn
scbr C,,o,i,o s,ons iN "a 10 from, rr,,and nil,
master. 10 ! p ADAM - "''' 'io'' VII
ST., NJ, & Nnh rro,,;- g. ph,,,,;
.;,,' ~ 'a' ~ ~, W. p ii0
ScI,r CinJareIIa u,Lt,-sl fr,,o, 11o,.o A ,raa
-acl., a:ni cf lVit , N IF po
no,I,ina ~ 40 no. go - O - " f
"
Shin Ellen Brooks HeHsss fron Raltiu,ore arrived N
pini,,po,,t Sa,i, ~, " - ' 4'''S @i'''
slim Ctac;a,,a,i IIotb.,oL of pa,,;ro f., NJ
biIe LnnnJ IN ;ysy,pooI 80, ;;n,,I;d - ~ Ii -; "a,
o. Ion "a 10 aus s""'iN'o i''l ''' III 'A'
prigs Roeton Cro,yau ,nd Elovor J,,,ci.,,, e., Isi
tnore cs.ared At Ros,c,, a., S,,,rIa, ~
schr Union. smith far baltimore s,iIed from Proui
dence 9stI, Tt - ''0'"
head. and perfaction IlovJ hence - Rjo1noOd oith
nit Gnu f''''''' A-io'u ''"'e
SPOKEN
18Th Ia, 40 lob 7o20 shin Forti,pse of Portsmouth
s,oering Mi 'N' snip VI '' ''
o9d 80 IN IN c Non, Va Co. -,,,.,,,, -
'1"7 '--s i'0''l "'''-'- 4"
pusT ADEJ pHIk ,uIv / Arr sobr c,eoroe 6 da,,s
from Sbaresran 'u' SS"i u"y'
Srhr En'n,a q da.,s from, so,an,ah
scbr Tomhprt r SO q dnv. fonn Wa sI,inotor No
s,oon TInion . davs from BaltiTsore
NEW YORK. June 3o-CIearad Shin Onesda Can
tor,
p,;g Nere,,s Richmond
s,.Isr sou,hcr r Wilmington. Nc
Arrived nacko, hin Inde1e,2snce from r,;.ornooI
Mn. o. F ~ avn ~PO'f'
sim ceorces f,on, N.ssiu. .,,d ,n,,,,ar. Ns,y 81
Sailed in co,nnonv With hsr",a Nan,o fnr aost
Porc,e ,TihssarinS fro', ua,,rc M, 10 iIa ,oo
] rosSanaers A'A0' i'"'
Rria V;rginso Tr,dor Il l.,,s fror, r;niaad Ch,
~ brio 7hnr,.s 3 Vjiann ~ a. fro, se, an
| 80. rs =, H. s,oo.a ' - '' 'A "
P' ~; 5, - :. ' dss -. ,t,,,o n
olis AZ ". - la uy f ',j.',suteSo nSs
/ S c,'i Stoei - u, lay iIoill assiso!u, SeAas
2 2i 6'Les S 10 "1.s uo1l,NIu,I ~
acnt ISesuius' rom w lnNnstpu, NJ
Scht f1npI 1 rom NOTICE. ,.
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SAMUEL TOWNSEND.

SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
DENTIST,
AND MANU- ACTURER OF
PORCELAIN INCORRUPTABLE TEETH,
No. SO South Sharp street,
m ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Bal
La more that he is prepared to perform every opera
ton apDertaaing to his profession, such as Cleaning
F,,;ng and Plugging the TEETH, sc. He will also ins
sert ncouptbe Teeth Pivos Clasps, in the most
durable manner.
REFERENCES.
Philip E. Thomas,
Matthew Smith, baltimore.
John Needles,
VIM. E. Bartlett, }
S;i; 4 l Tsssssaa, Dentists, rhl-'
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