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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-10-19

Going to Libertd.-it is stated in the Gin
cinnati papers, that number of the old
est and the most respectable of The colored
people in that city, possessing property,
are making arrangements to dispose Of
their effects, and remove 10 Liberia.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-10-19

THE CABINET X EsIGNATIoNs.-The n.
York Advertiser speaks as follows, in ref
erence TO the recent assertions Of the Cab
met -
"The more we reflect upon the subject
the more strongly do we think the Cabinet
resignations-excepting only the case OF
Mr. Ewing--were false move upon the
political chess board; and so the result will
prove. In order to place the President in
the wrong having been called to the posts
they occupied by the voice of the country,
they should have remained until removed
by the President. By resigning without
sufficient cause as the country will decide,
after the smoke Of the battle shall have
cleared away, they have given the Presi-
dent the advantage. Intead Of heading
him, they have enabled him TO get ahead
of them"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-10-19

More Despatches.-The Journal Of Com
merce says,more dispatches for Mr. Fox
were brought out by the steamship Caledo-
ria. Aspecial messenger to Lord Sydeham
also came in her.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-07
Terms of the Richmond Enquirer.

- I'll. ENQUIRER published aree times reek during the session
& S.s:s sisa,sre and ee esk during e rest q the year.
10 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
rye Dollars per aanu and Three Dollars for si1 months
IN advance to be paid in the Office or RENTED ny h po
A IN Ines 10 this office may be mail, in good anu
ase at the risk Of the Editor ae % letter
< 6 any account 10 the is the accumulation Of
in an extensive business which operaes Us seiiou -
% Whoever viii pay for papers, annually, shall have the
sas m hereafter be considered as incurred
in advance and for years publications. unless spcca
e o shorter time, and paid for IN advance i0' 'n'
me sieaon shah be sent to the order of and un.
noNn made 10 some Known accessible in regard To
- subscriber his payment But, IN case oil IN o,aei '1
canon i with the conditions single number may be SENT con-
by copy Of thus sH IN nav NAV he
lawn 10 the publisher and who may remain indebted on open
,on end of two years rom S1n ,s e, is, Of
(WHICH w Resolutions or the Editorial CosUeahoa % "a.
.sp se%s Q" af he
~. rr. assembled Riehmond on me h shuSIy H. iSS
Resolutions determined TO ne
h pas and interests require, an niiex
% TO them seye Of p ,ne so class Of men ha
~ more hy an abuse the Credit Sasem than the Ldos
newspapers The great deay h Resolutions of n,
ina Convention have been induced 70 continue sc'ea
Nj the Book, who are III arrears 70 s n,
m this pedram-nt, will positively be stricken On o o o
:, The ronne acoi.ent of onr next volume
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
.R,orl That recommended 10 the Editors OF NewsPa
m the Commonwealth publish at the head OF ihe
.r ,cs for advertising. that they strictly adhere
sr ana that these prices always such, rs 10 give fan
noepsation Tor the labor performed"
Resolution Of the Editorial Convention
one square of lines, less first Insertions IS cen'S 'o
,ch continuance. 50 cents.
Orders from must be accompanied win the advance
az ar satisfactory references, to insure execution
To toc whose advertising may amount to 500 per annum
viii be made of 20 per cent and $50 Of loper cent
~ All ob,sas from the country, whenever
h. rsy unknown this office must De an.hen
Of Postmaster III the
they vii, IN published. every measure, thai mas
zen taken proven, mposons and ozzes has proved
must, therefore, insist in such case upon
he Corn uncou certified b the name OF The postmaster
..,,r Of aae Deck Of sciettor.J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-07

TuE LATCH SrRIsG PULLED iS-An articie IN
cnc;nuati Federal paper oficc-scekers not to
crowd into the log cabin at North Bend to solicit ONCE
And the editor saws the General must "bayc such con-
,rl of his time as TO permit him to think. II seems
f, ,bis that even after election the friends OF Old
Tin will not allow him 10 think for himself
The hungry expcctants of the spells are admonished
TINT the latch string pulled in, and that they Will
hazard much if they found prowlng about the log
cabin, in the following significant remarks:
owe sneak adysedly, when assure all aPpl-
cants for Office whether personally or by letter, that
,he;r claims will be preiudiccd rather than advancedby
such course of conduct. "-.7bany 3rsuS
BrrorE And AFTER ELEcTIos.-To secure votes,
the repuJeans of the Webster school, previous 10 The
election affected extreme simplicity IN all TIER move
nents through the country, and wherever there were
assemblies OF the voters. The Governor elect oil ONO,
NJ, on the Of plain Ton, Cortcin, and rough wagon
was selected his "buggy, and instead OF rdng OIL
an ustocratc spring seat he procured rude Tree top
and seated himself in the crotch OF ITS limbs these
were the visible signs presented to the people, oil me
Republican simplicity Of the party which embraces lhe
great mass of the moneyed ars'ocracy Of The iand.
Eut now the election being over, and the ohJect o.
this artificial simplicity being secured, tie nrstocracy
is itself again In the Daily Advertiser OF TINS cy e
cour, journal of the State Administration, we hhe thc
following announcement:
uNr Robert Stockton, the great sage prop'e-
tor at the West is now building at his mahuaclofy W
pn,svlpon;a 7asst spiendd sir horse cdTFt0gc TO be
nsed y,ressly 10 carry Old Tip from North Bend 10
WASHINGTON. in February next Stockton Is the owner
f ,hout nine hundred horses and he will select SIX OF
ME- laryest and very best Tor his carriage ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-07

Tn cHANcERY-vrRcISr. AT Rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law md Chancery tof
Lousa County, the Isl Monday in October, 1870: 49,.
William J. Hunter, Guardian Of Sarah J. Kcnnon fu
against
John Perkins, John Vest and Representative OF Chares
Kennon, decd, when be ascertained Deenaants
Kennon Decd having their appearance and gwen
cuy according the rules of this Court and appear
ing satisfactory evidence that they Inhabitants Of this
State motion Of the plaintiff by his counsel hat
the said John Perkins, the Of Charles kenno
Decd do appear before the Judge Of the said Court at the Court
House, the rules be held the Clerks Office of the said
the first Monday February next and the bill OF the
Plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted In
newspaper published in the City of Richmond for TWO
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front door OF the Court
House Of this County Court day.
Copy-Teste,
Nov 10 f5S-wswl JOHN HUNTER, c. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-07

Contested ELECTION DEcIDEp.--The Eastern Ar
rus rives the official canvass Of the votes given fer
member of Congress in the Hancock and Washington
district, Maine, by which it appears that DIR. Lowell
The u,esent Van Buren, member, is reelected. The
cl,nwinr is the result: For Lowell, Dem, 1884, Noyes
5O5I. Wheeler 1873, scattering g. Whole number ct
votes 1885 Necessary to choice 5le3. Loweils
legal majority, ono.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-07


Single Tickets S5-sharcs in proportion.
package Of Whole Tickets j. warranted 10 draw Sf nett
package Whole Tickets is warranted TO draw SOl nett
Persons ordering package any snare oi
package only enclose the difference between the seg
price such package ard what II warranted TO draw ana
etr mai, they VIII Commissioners Certificate, winch
just good respect as the original tickets end
purchaser all The prizes that may ne drawn over the
warranted amount. ..
Al orders will with the same prompt attention as per-
soual app LEGATION nade-ii addressed 10
JAMES II. COX, General 8gent,
r..oo soavovl li6 .Narket street, Baltimore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-07

r.orR.1 ExrRAvAcAScE.-The Federalists of PHI
l,deohia have occupied all the stations of honor and
nro6t within the administration Of that city for several
Yeas past, and in addition to burthening the people
with nm immense debt the fund of teo millions c dot
lars left By the late Stephen Gra.d for the purpose Oh
erecting College and educating INDECENT orphans, in
GLIDING certain number from New York city, has
been SO miserably and ex,ravasnnty msaanaged that
the whole amount will be expended IN the construction
of The ed;fce aioac.-Y. j. Standard.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-07

NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away from the subscriber
living in Mdesex county, the 9th of the present month
nearo man named Charles Charles is likely, bright
naito fellow very light blue about twensx years
d. 1--WE feet eight inches high and well proportioned lie
nd on when he le brown co, coat blue cassne
white fur hat He left without any PROPAGATION what
and no TO free State lie Is
ery smart sensible fellow well calculated to nnmo
ed will give above reward for The apprehension ana
rvory him secured in Jail so that can get nm
ain ANY information concerning him will be thankfully re-
eved My address, Chuchvile, Middlese1 County vrcina
n,.- 9. =, ,o,o Eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-07
LAND, &C., FOR SALE.

WILL be sold highest bidder, Thursday, the l4 day
w January fair if not the next fair day thereafter
SUNDAY exceped) valuable Farm called Edge oeonsns
OF the late James H. Oliver, deceased saea ~
Gloucester and containing about three haneu
1t beautiful and healthy situation ana Is one o. M
best locations country for fhysca ana very
good for merchant for person wishing 70 eea
in mandatory of gigs and carriages Persons WISHING "
purchase are invited TO view ;he property. . -, ~
inc same rre end ,n ErsTos s iSe Of Corn
Fodder Shucks Stock of every description Farming Cten
sls &C. &C., will be sold to the highest bidder Terms made
known an Tho day nj sale SUSAN OLIVER,
Couces,.r Dcr n 1870 - 7l-2awd
STATE ARMoRY AND TOWN HALL LOTTERY, CL.'.l !.
y The whole positively drawn Saturday. January IT,
1871.
Samuel Lucas William Gwynn George Gordon Belt Charles
F. MAYER Chas C. Ridgely and Wm j. Wight Commissioners
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-07

NoTiCEThe subscriber will hire first of Janua-
- ~ about srtyfre Among them first
n male and female good cooks, drivers and factory
IN addition to the above, the subscriber attend
hhs @ oil as many may be Special attention
WI be paid in getting servants rood homes and their masters
s pay gins had several experience in the business
@ nsg well acquainted in tie city, he hopes 10 give general
saciion 10 n! who may favor with their patronage lie
WI give personal attention ell the cervans he may have TO
we, when sick. " ' ~ y
srms Tor hiring out and collecting the same per cent
edca attendance, and medicine for each hand "a for the
aug attended by as good physicians rs any in the civ
hiihg out servants in the find il greatly 10 their
~ m to have them attended by year, this however IL
Mr. w, ,vmnolee WEST WYATT.
M west Wyatt has attended 10 the hiring and collecting bust
s ,o year and heslte no, 10 saw thai he is
~ qhaiaed as attend this business Those
n -, VINO nave raonsed in this line business will favor
: 'y oesowine their patronage on him.
December 49, 1870. "s slluI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-07
YaiuaNe Wood and .MarL Land on James

Yaiu0he Wood and Narl Land James Rircr for sale.
MOUNT PLEASANT, the weknown residence Of The late
W. Nicholas Faucon recently possession of is widow,
Sally Faucon situated James River, just above James
Town county Surry will be sold the premises To the
highest bidder Tuesday, the 2nd day of February next or on
first fair day thereafter Sunday exccpted that day should
Land stretching nearly two miles along the river shores and
has conmodious brick dwelling house and the offices and
ouhouses TO the accommodation Of large
and productive gdenorchards Of choice and valuable
fruit trccssonc pine woodan immense quantity OF oak tim
abundance of shell mari the which add to
this Farn independent derives
son nacigable siream proximity 10 several markets.
and ts adaptation To ali the usually the region
which lies To the gentleman wishing pleasant country resi-
Ito the agcu!tual desiring the facilities market az
by navigation and tie ready of crzns
svey his land by cacaTens the cordwOod and
geer engaged in the profitable employment
pursued in the every who seeks invest
of his funds and profitable than real
affords this land offers many inducements examine
whatever therefore invite general attic nii0n u lis sae
will take pleasure in the premises with
disposed view them previous thereto in answering
aues relative them addressed Suy Court House..
The will he without possession will be given
mcdatey The payments Of the purchase money will b. required
in three misunderstanding Isl becoming due in January ilthe
2nd January ~ and the 3d in January 40 Bonds aisfaco
v endorsed will he required the o the payments and
the title will be withheld deed The property be
KEN lat the option of the purchaser to theta.
]. Ns FAULCON,
Executor Of Nicholas Faul on deceased
67-oawtlE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-07

,YOTfCE-The President Directors Of the James River
K,nawa Company hire for the ensuing year l2o Ia
orers carpenters and TO be employed on me
anal Richmond TO Lynchbnrg Mcsss D. D. hyres, hias
Rnrns,I A. ". Fppen William X. Richardson arc an
10 hire for Company Persons having Negroes To
may satisfied that coed treatment and care VIII be afforded
f, al in the employment Of the Company.
RICH'D. REINS, 6eacrai Superintendent
p;.hnond Dcr aath 1910 70-ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-07

postponing legislative action upon it, till The deci-
sion of the Supreme Court shall have been gwen
IN the cas-" of Nathan Beins and others. 1t will
be recollected that this involves nearly every
question that can arise respecting the constitutional
rights Of Shareholders and The VALIDITY Of such State
laws as have the efec, o obsruci.ug the exercise Of
those rights The Southern States are indebted 10 the
justice and oera!i:y ct Pennsylvania Tor an opporu
nifty of bringing these questions 10 decision the
Supreme Court. Mr.. Meredith and .M.. Nelson who
have been employed counsel represent this State
have informed me tina; the is ready for trial.
and there very little doubt that il will be- brought 10
termination before the adjournment of the Legisla
ture.
Within few days past, my attention has been d.
reced To the proceedings Of the Convent Of Tobac-
co Planters, lately held in Washington City; and par
ticuarly to the resolution requesting the Governors
" o. the several States engaged in the cultivation Of
tobacco, to call the at. Of the Legislatures Of
their several States TO the subject OF the American
tobacco trade in foreign countries
Having had time to examine this subject, or 10
consider the tendency of tie recommended
can only comply with the request of the Convention
by calling your attention TO their proceedings.
VIM. GRASOS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-07
WlLLIAMsVILLE ACADEMY.

w II.I.IAMSVIELE ACADEMY.
E first session Of this Institution will commence the Goth
Of January next and tie 20h june, under the
apenendence OF Mr. William Woudend graduate Of Jener-
College, Ia MIR Woodend taught Inc family of the Hon.
ieay 81 George Tucker during the
neuded fem shat gentleman being we'll qualified
usually taught in the best Academies.
riion high aud healthy place, the main road
adn- from Petersburg Warrentnn, &C. The Trustees
= themselves high character Of Mr. Wooaend and
' patronage only from The adjacent nc:sIhohooa
rom lite adjoining counties Board nay be procured in several
antilles IN the nei.hborhood.
Terms PR Of zee raoadsFor Elementary English
Ranches sl0 O0-or Latin Greek Mathematics, &C., Sl2 81
" Letters may be addressed Tanners Store. Meckien
asa Va BY THE TRUSTEES.
WIl!2msvi,e, Va, Dec, 2 1870. 66-t20J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-07
Buckingham, Sept. 81, 1870.

JAMES LAWRENCE CARR, ATTORNEY Law, Kanarha
House, Yrgna-pracses in kanawha and the ldloi
countless and viii Agent In hiring negroes, correcting
al remittin the hires, &c.
K,n.yyha 4. n TDec ISL 66-1m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-07

CHEAP GRoCERIES-HILL DABNEf still continue 10
u sell Groceries the first door above the COLUMBIAN
Tavern on good they be had IN the cy-hey
invite ana the public give them ca es
are determined not to be undcrsod any article in their line
49, Cary Street.
D,.,s 66-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-07

OLD WINES, LIQUORS AND GROCERIES,
ALD India Madeira Wine
Old London Dock Cognac Brandy being part Of the Stock 0;
Mons J. Il. Brenecri
Also, Wine pipes half pipes, and casks
Pale and brown Sherry do do
Port Wine, in casks and bottles
Champagne and Ciaret Wines
Froui'gnac in quarter casks do
Mninty Madeira Wine, in l6 gallon casks
london Dock and Oard Dunuy & Co.'S Co.nac Brandy
Jamaica aud Antigua Rum aud Hollands Gin
Richardson's and Gibsca's old Barley Whiskey.
BY Recent ArrirGis,
Superior old West India Rum
DO do otard, Dupuy 4 Co.'S Cognac Brandy
o. do pale and brown Sherry
G baskets Champagne Wne Of various Brands from Due de
Nonspencer, down TO Fanny Ellsler.
Groceries, abundance prices with their
,aalites and the derangcd state Of the currency
WIN. WALLACE.
Nov - 6l-50t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-07

U. IA.
CURE YOUR CoLDS-CaIl and buy some OF J. Pease 4
Sons clarified loarhouna Candy, renowned III
New York during past year, for curing Coughs Colds,
Hoarseness, Whooping Cough Group, &C.
0' HILL & DABNEY,
Corner abOuc the Columbian
Nov II 5o-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-07

NTOTCE-A persons are hereby notified the land of the
~ subscriber posted; detected in The nc OF
huntng fishing, other espnssing VIII be pro
secuted to extent of the Law THOS. RlTCHiE.
M isin Ga
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-07

A LIGGHANY COUNTY COURT, NOVEMBER TERM, 1910.
"A motion OF Samuel Merry of the Iegatees Of James
Merry deceased George H. Payne, his Attorney fact; and
having elapsed since the qualification Of ib
the said James Merry this Court is ordercd
persons who have claims against the said eator he
required TO exhibit III. for Robert kcso,
Prince Edward in the State of Virginia. Joseph Damron
Tie Agent of said keso u sshany county in the same state
Richmond Enquirer newspaper published in the City Of Rich
mond Vsnia eight weeks, and posted House
of this county on two several Court days.
Copy-Tese,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-07

NEGROES FOR sALEWi be Sold for cash. at Mr. Richard
oomes' Tavern, Milford Depot) Friday, the eighth
January next from six to valuable Negroes choice o
principally Of young women, who first rate nnse
ervants washers cooks, &C. JOHN WASHINGTON,
administrator IF George Buekaer, deceased
Dec 6S-2awtis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-07

Virginia Lottery decided by drawing Of Maryland Consc
idn,ed Lottery Glass No. for January ad s4-G6 numbers
& drawn ballots
scHrMr-4 capital prizes of $1,000 prize of 5,OOo Of
600 Of 4,47s aof 900, Of Zoo, As Of 500 &c. &c
Tickets sl0-shares in proportion.
certificate of package Of p whole tickets will he sent for
$780, certificate D halves and quarters in proportion.
~ Orders from part Of the United States, by
mail otherwise enclosing cash prize Tickets thankfully re-
and executed BY mall with tn. prompt aen
ton as personal application and The result when request
ed,) Immediately after the drawing-f addressed 10
ID. VI. HOYT e. co.
~ All communications strictly confidential.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-07

TNION ACADEMY, at DaruLs, Dinoidd eounty-The
this Institution will be resumed the second Mon
day january next and tho 18th Of December follow
ing allowing vacation Of month in the summer, under the
superintendance of Charles w Baird, a. D. The subjects
taught in addition 10 the common English branches will embrace
thorough the aud Greek languages Ancient
Geography aud History, Mathematics comprising Algebra &c
one,ry gonomey plane sphercal) Mensuration hco
Surveying Comic Sections and The Dren
Chemistry Geology Eenic Moral and Mental Philosophy
The terms as heretofore .z:
Common English branches, SsD %
Other branches, % No
Eon-d fnrlpdip, bcdanr and vashinc,) 100 10
II desirable that Students should hteha eay as tue Sc
rerai classes will be arranged the first week:
PETERSON w. HARPER,
HENRY c. W0RSHAM,
WIN. II. COUSINS, Visitors.
JOHN WAINWRIGHT,
EDMUND w. BRANCH,
Dec 10 6l-wt5J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-07

D. VI. BERNARD, CIrrE.
The nsgso man mentioned the foregoing order Of Court was
m the Jn Of this town the LIST of May last Ne
feet three and half high about fifty years OF age
dark or nearly compilations and has alarse scar on Inc
t If bs rgh hand and wrs-e hand being much de-
med He states thar carried about twenty years ago
om Dnwdde by Benz tiardaway TO the State OF alabama
I , h ,ded in the Western and Southern States from that
10 the beginning present year, when he returned
virginia He stae that he liberated BY Mr Harda
% ~ .,h,ma and that he has free wife in New Orleans
y = j. BRANCH, Sergeant Of Petsrsbnrg:
= - 6S-t2lJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-07
D. NJ. Hoy,'@ Co.'s Office.

DKAwS Nos of yrginn wesburg Lottery, Glass IF, draw
~ I9th:
Whole Ticket Nos. 5 ~ 81, prize Of $500.
Do. do p As co, do. COO
All three in Lottery sold by Hoy, Co. to coun
patrons; of them lady.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-07

srhcr-s hayin. removed the corner above the Co
Tavern prepared furnish their customers and
II whn mas favor them with CALI WIN nv articles III 'e wv
80 line OH &c good they can be oousut.
ihe! @'s' ~ HILL & DABNEY,
Corner Adore the Columbian, Carey Street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-07

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. subscribers having associated then
-v.s in the Grocery and Commission Business under he
- Alexander Garrett & Co.. recently occupied ny
IN {, purdick on street, opposite the Richmond, Fredecks
no ,na Potomac Railroad Depot they will keep constantly on
wy rsI assorment OF Groceries which they oder 10 their
a n moderate terms They will al.o attend punetuaiy to
ala n, MI kinds of produce that may be entrusted 10 he
and hon. nv strict attention business 10 merit share
se. anu n,is, - ~ ALEXANDER GARRETT,
puo'ie pN's DABNEY NJ. MILLER
,,,n 1g-6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-07
,rCT,0y AND COMMISSION STORE.

r Subscribers having taken The house Gn the cross street i
,e m IRON, Of the Bell Tavern aud next door 10 Messrs.
~ ser 8 SON intend carry tie Auction ald Ionln'
" = ;ns.s in III It's branches. They will also inform their
Ina. and the puac thu they vii continue thes former nus
az hrn- roes and collecting debts IN Inc t'y o. hc
~ and The stat. c virc,ua-hus giving TO rer.
and ;h.rs AN opportunity Of having their claims collected
M mos. favorable terms They hope hy strict attention to Oh
49, * n their already very liberal patronage Their
9,ss viii BE- ready 10 receive goods the l4th inst
''iSe wa - 'e''' y ROBERT HILL & co.
onr ch,rpe for hiring out negroes will be per cent ,or
cc;ag the same q for collecting over Siu N 6 ny
, do do under slo0, a do. They WIN also "eH0 " 80 "
res IN case OF sickness through the year. ec &C