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ST. LOUIS MARKET.-July s. ls4i.

Bacon Hams, STAT; Shoulders, sias Sides
Al; hog round, 4i-dull.
Beans-5Oca62i-dull
Buher-In kegs 7as-good supply and
dull.
Brandy-American 95a5o; plenty; Cog
MAC 81 5oa So; Champagne sass.
Bees-pdI-22d24-scarce.
Cdndles-Spem inferior, 37fa40; pure 4s
a50; dipt 10i mould lli-good supply.
Cotton Ydrn-24 to 49, ales-scarce.
Cofee-Hav. green, l2ia13i; Rio lasaiA;
Java l6ia18; St. Domingo 1ls12c
Segars-Melee 5; per m. Hav. n.
l5a2o; per Principe 2oa2s. Good stock
on hand.
Cordage Hemp bed cords 81 50a$9 90;
GrassS3; Manila plough lines 81 IS; Man.
lila rope 14ia26a Hemp plough lines 81 90.
Domestics-We quote for I at sasse;
a. at loia12i.; plentiful supply.
Flour, City mills a; country do 3 5oa3 10
city mills plenty country scarce.
Fish-No. I, Sls;a9o No.9. IL; No.3,$l
plenty-Cod fish, 81 to I 80 Herring, lai 50
per box.
Fruh-Raisins M r 2 75as 90 s. s.
Almonds 1918; h. s. do 10al9a
Furs q Pelries-Raccoon prime, 20
62s; Mink, I2Ia25; Otter Gas 90; Fox, Grey
25; Wild cat Csc; Muskrat prime St; Deer,
shaved No. I, 25; do red do "a; do short blue
"a; do fall greys Is; do winter greys 8ai9a.
Gin-We quote American IS a Soc
good supply Holland 81 5oaI IS.
Groin-Corn in sacks % Wheat ga;
oats 22a25.
Hides, dry 9a9i; in demand.
Hemp-None in market Tai so.
Hon-Bar SC; band Z; hoop Sail; round
and square 5 a g; sheet Gall, castings 81.
LardL6a6s; in demand and very scarce.
Lead-S4no sales.
Moldsses-The supply is large, on levee
and from steam boats we quote it at 24a25
by the quantity; 28a30 in stores.
Nals-The supply limited-we quote,
assorted sizes 6ia7; for Pittsburg 81 and Z for
Boston and No 8. 9 cents.
OH-Sperm Winter Strained ! 35a1 81;
Summer strained I goal 80; Tanners $90a
2iper barrel; Linseed STA 100.
Pork-Mess, 50 so prime, 81 75dSe. No
sales, Of any consequence.
Rice-4ia5 cents.
Rum-N. o. 62id75c; Jam. 81 50d1 IS.
Salon the landing from boats. GA$1,
s5al 95;L B S2a2 l9. in store; G. A. 81
I2.a3 IS; LIB 81 25-demand fair.
Sugar is rather on the decline, quantities
have recently arrived, principally inferior
good is held at 7a7i-inferior 5ia6i.
Soap-Eastern No. I, 7aS; Cincinnati
6 to Z; good supply. =,
Observation-Disclosures Missouri and
Kentucky, IOd25; Virginia 25a50-good
supply. In hhds, last sales. frsts TAFT; Sc.
cond 81 x 4.
Teas-Young Hyson s5aso; G. P. and
Imperial 90a95.
Tar Per Dbl 4a5o;aS6keg 75c-good sup
ply.
Whiskeu-Sales made Of raw whiskey-
a sale Of 1874 bbIs. on Friday at 16, at 4
mos; on the levee dull at l5al5i; Illinois rec
titled lS; Cinuati 1890.
Wines-Prices vary but little from last
weeks auotations-we quote Sweet Malaga
so; Teneriffe. SlaI so; Madeira, common
75c, best quality 81 75a2 so; SherryS3dSS
Champagne sdl5
HSoNYNNy
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

Books, Blank Checks,
Pamphlets, .,eeds' Mo''kase~
go sds Of Ali kinds. " Bills OF EXchang,
# #s:.;, and BILLS. ; s;:;s ::: and BLANKS.
Hand Justices
FANCY AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
be done expeditiou,ly on reasonable termsa at the
SALT RIVER JOURNAL OFFICER
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gUNhe above named petitioners having by their At
L torney on the 18th day Of May A. d. 1s4l,
fled in the office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Of the County and State aforesaid, their petition
praying for the partition of the following described
real estate Of Samuel Baird, late OF said county de-
ceased. Ito wit.) The North West fourth Of section
No. II Township No. 81. Range two West, ~contsin-
ing ono hundred aud sixty acres, also the west hall
OF the north east quarter objection No. IL Township
No. 81. Range two west containing IS acres, and
also the North East quarter Of the North East quar-
ter of section No. II, in Township No. 81, Range
two west, containing forty acres, all in the county
aforesaid. And il appearing on affidavit filed with
said petition, that John Baird, and Samuel B.iid jr.
two Of the above named defendant. are not residents
Of this state. II is Therefore ordered that said nom
resident defendants be notified that said petitioners
have filed their petition rs aforesnid by n publication
Of a copy of thi, order, in some newspaper published
nearest to this county, once a week for eight weeks
successfully before the next term of said Circuit
Court which will be begun and held at the Court House
in the town Of Troy in said county on the third Mon
dry in July next.
~ Given under my hand and seal Of Office
seal in vacation Of said count, this 18th day o.
~ July, A. ID. 1871.
FRANCIS PARKER, Ciert
of Lincoln Circuit Court Mo.
July 22-st.
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STATE OF MISSOURI, ss
Couuty of Lincoln.

In the Circuit Court for July TIE
John Baird, William Baird, David
Baird, Gabriel Reed and Mary his
wife. late Mary Band, and Nc
kinly Hay. and Sarah his wife,
late Sarah Baird Petitioners.
John Baird, Samuel Baird Jr.
and Sarah, William, Samuel, John
Francis, Absolem, and James Hays
children of Elizabeth Hays, late
Elizabeth Baird dec eased. De.
fepInnt.
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Atkinson Miss Mary, McLelland Mrs. E.
Allen Sylvester, Moulder Silas,
Bryan Miss Ann w. Martin M. C.
Bailey Kendall, Mudd Theodore,
Block Henry v. Martin James,
Blare Zlptey, Martin Alex. H.
Birkhead Wallis. Nichols Josiah,
Bryan Emily, Onrile Edward,
Cake Mrs. Mary P. Perkins Mrs. Ann,
Conn Jacob, PAYNE Jos. w.
Duncan James, Rauson William,
Davis S. M. Russell Jno. r.
EImore John A. Russell Nicholas,
Francis James M. Sheetz Charles,
Forkner Miss. A. Spradling VIM.
Foster Jas. B. Seton Jesse,
Golse Christopher 2 Sheetz isaac,
Gardner w. G. Sands George,
Green S. ID. Thombrough P. S.
Grant VIM. Trail James 2
Gillilaud John X. Thomas James w.
Hutton VIM. S. Thomson Mrs Eliz.
Houston Isaac, Yond Mrs. Mary Ann
Hill John, Wells Carly,
Holcomb Chas. L. Wheeler c
Kelsick Jos. B. Wolfe Isaiah,
McGowen d. Yungbut Joseph,
Yater Peter S. Yale DR.. John.
Persons calling for letters in the above
list will please say they are advertised, other
wise they may not get them.
JOHN S. HUSTON, P. NJ.
June Sd l84I.-3t.
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Frederick Ashbaw,
James Alexander,
James Burge,
AzeI ]. Boyd,
Amos Beck,
John Brown,
Isaac w. Caldwell,
James Davis,
Miss Hannah Daniel,
Hannibal Emerson,
Thos. Fullerton Jr.
John Grafford,
William G. Gooch,
William NJ. GOrdan,
William Gillian,
J. Hughs,
Carnes ID. Henderson
Moses Hendrick,
William c. lrby,
Jefferson Kirkham,
James Kenny.
Andre " S. Love,
H. G.
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HONEY

Bank ofCairo, par to ! dis.
Miners bank Of Dubuque, par to I dis.
Wisconsin Marine Insurance Co. 2 dis.
Bank Mineral Point, IS to 20
Bank Of Illinois, par.
State Bank Of Illinois, par.
Ohio country, 10 S dis.
Cincinnati, par
State Bank Of Indianna, par
Kentucky Banks, par
United State Bank Notes, 10 TO IS dis.
Pennsylvania & Nd banks, 2 TO 3 prem.
NY New England banks, 8 to 7prem.
N o banks. large bills, par to l prem.
Arkansas Bank, so TO 60 dis.
Michigan banks genrally, no sale
Tennessee, 6 TO 8 dis.
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Alexander NJ. Long,
Doctor Leach,
Peter N. Minor, 2
John r. Mortz,
George Mock.
Edward McG ehee Jr.
Samuel Persons
Joseph T. Russell,
William Richards,
Benjamin Robinson,
James Smith,
William Stephenson,
William Tillett,
James Tomb
Susan A. Tompkins,
Samuel A Tomb,
Hiram A. Tompkins,
Mr.. Underwood,
]. C. Welborn,
Fl. N. Wilbur,
Mrs. Nancy Watson,
John Ware.
P. NJ.
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cAuIlQ n.

June 10. 1s4l.-4t-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21
IN SENATE,

Monday, january lS, lS4l
The PRESIDENT submitted communication from
the Secretary of the Treasury, communicating repor
from The Commissioner of the General Land Office, il
reply to IA resolution submitted time since by Mr.
Clay Of Kentucky, in relation 10 the sales of the pub
lie lands which have been for several designated peri
nds of time liable to sale at public entry; which was
laid on the table, and ordered to be printed
MIR. CLAY subsequently moved that ono thousand
additional copies should be printed: which, after
remarks by Slcssrs. Walker, King, and Clay of Ken
tacky, agreed to.
AMERICAN WATERRoTTED HEMP.
The PRESIDENT also submitted report from the
Secretary of the Navy reply 10 resolution submit
ted BY Mr. Benton days since, III relation TO the
use of American water-roted hemp IN the Navy of the
United States.
Mr. BENTON moved that the report be printed, and
referred to the Committee on Naval Affairs
Mr.. BUCHANAN expressed his qualification that
the Senator from Missouri (hlr Benton) had introdu-
ced this subject TO the attention of the Senate and the
country He himseif number of years ago, had pro-
cured some hemp to be water-rotted in Lancaster
county, Pennsy vania the place Of his residence and
to be sent TO the navy yard in Philadelphia. After
trial. 1t found to be fully equal if not superior, to
the best Russian hemp. The process of waterrotting
had, however, been abandoned, in that county, in
sequence chiefly of an impression that it was
healthy.
Mr. Myere had written him several letters on this
important subject. That gentleman, with persever
ance and energy which deserved all praise, had intro
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21
MATTHEW FLEMING
Chairman Of ME Conan,
EOR TIE EHoK

FOR TIE EtGCMlp
At the time of the Proclamation, many Of Ii, 81.
RIGHTS men Quilted the ranks Of the jackson parg II
,oed the opposition; and from dislike OF Genera =
son md MIR. Van Buren,, have continued 10 act g,-
National Republican and Wing Party ever since
many Of them voted for Gen. Harrison, arcwi,, 4
Inn wos AT least as orthodox Mr.. Van Buren, an,
!, n,s necessary TO rebukc the Administrator i.
,yasteful eytrayagances and corruption. with tttt,
s;stance. Mr. Van Buren, has been turned oc. |,
now the question IS, how are they likely 10 2c' /
GenI Harrison should throw himself INTO the iat: \
The National Republican leaders, they 70 ,a..
accidental connection with that party 10 ncGcr ,..
rive their sanction and lend their assistance T. b. i
back upon us the American System. Oae would
not.-And still such are the influences Of pary
nec,ion, that they viii in all probability DO il Mo-
of anv observation, can doubt that The majority a
Harrison party, who are influenced by principe Il
are the old National Republicans and tie co,.scg4,t
will be, whenever the party shall 81 INTO c1u.,
or convention to determine upon candidate In aay
fee. that they will carry their man, and. Then, IL
the candidate of the party, will receive the pity
and thus the violent States Right men E he i0r
lending their aid to bring back upon the lae,e.
system. In the choice OF Senators, Snrpo-e n.
Harrison party feel pledged to support Mr kFeS y:
is il not obvious, that whenever they sa!i 70 a'oc
Gus 10 select another candidate they "ll ils~ b
old National Republican and, II they do, Vii ao'at
10 vote for him! This Will be the result cvcry nl-,,
1t has happened in Georgia, where Judge Hrfrta.
Bank man. has been elected-a majority Of ~ p.;'
preferred him, because he was Bank man. : IT,.
De IN all TIE conventions 10 chooSe candiGa'e' I
Congress The National Republicans val Earc "
majnritv, and will carry their man; nnd ihr $40
R.ht men will only serve 10 give nn impetus 70 p'a
ciples to which they are directly opposed Nhs'
be the result Of this, Wh9, that large mari
Of Congress will be found in favor of the Amtrc
system; and that if Gen. Harrison ever had any /.
eetions to it, with its leaders for advisers r. y.
be compelled TO adopt ii. The party influence ", ei
Bile the friends Of The Bank to have it echarlerct, ="
large capital and for long period; and, with 'Eea
,ionai influence of the Bank, the Tariff he renrar
and its additional influence viii produce an assaHFl
of State debts; and the whole united will procacc
feeling Of energy aud strength that will enrentrF
desire for syicndM Government; and grtGt n3toa
enterprises will be ccmmenced and the Brlar'an han
Of the Government will reach every work in H. con
try. and its encroachments Will continue nn'a I!
whole business of the country will be engrosscd Or
III The ealousies Of the different sections shall secoG
so influenced as 10 produce separation
MADISON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21
EOR TLIE E.HQHLREf

FOR THE ENQUIRER.
The Republicans Of Caroline propose 10 hold Con-
yention at Croxtons Springs the first Monday in Feb
ruary to select candidate for our Congressional Dis
rict for one doubt, lis propricty necessity Our
District is decidedly Republican, and no enc but lte
publican can be elected Our present representative
If we are Judge by his professions and scls is ise-
publican He has, however, committed great error
in remaining neutral during the late Presidential con-
test Principles dear to Virginia were involved IN that
contest Politicians obnoxious 10 the best interests OF
the whole South had combined to war against the doc
rines OF % and 90. Yet Mr. Hunter rendered aid
assistance 10 the Republican cause lie therefore
expect be supported by them. lfe had lent his niu
ence in the late contest 10 his Republican brethren, he
would have been sustained By them. As It s he cannot
he their choice large portion Of the Wings are dssa
tssd with HIM AS they well assured however that
lley are in minority they would gladly Mr.. Hun
ter put in nomination by the Republicans, in order to
break in some degree their fall il no convention then
is necessary who ought TO be the candidate We answer
FRANCIS SCOTTof Caroline For, while King d
Queen, has her Bgaxton, aud Wright and others; Md
diesey her Taylcr and Heal;; EsSe&, her Broken.
brougil and Wright; King William, her Gregory, and
Dobney, and Aylet and Caroline, Other Democ ratio
sons such Dicknscns Fizhugh and Samuel Scott.
yet feel confident that if Francis Scott is anhounc-
I'd 4 candidate, 1t will give general satisfaction To
the Republicans throughout the district. Conventions
are only necessary when there rival Republican
candidates. In the present case II Is not 90 II Mr.
Scott designs becoming a candidate, let him at once
signify il to some This friends, IL order that they may
announce it. If he does not, let some other Repuo
can of the district who desires TO become candidate
pursue the same If more than one candidate
be announced and they cannot settle the matter without
the aid of Convention then let one be held. These
are the views have taken Of The subject, and respect
fully submit them TO the confidence Of the Republi-
cans Of the district.
A REPUBLICAN or KIEG & QUEEN.
n, We hope we do not Intrude-but we would re-
specrfully recommend to the people Of the Congress
sional District to 90 with the Convention. VIVA,
other mode is so well calculated 10 bring out the
strongest man 10 harmonic all the elements Of party
and to give it that union and cooperation, which are
so necessary to insure success-f the able gentleman
whom the writer desgnates, will consent 10 run. We
have no doubt that he would prefer the call of Con
yen,ion Similar movements now making in seve
raj Districts, for similar purpose the Sussex Dis
trict, the Brunswick District, the Montgomery Dis
trict &C. &c.-EDToR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

gss sssas,ai lg 10 pakiai fs!I:G s.t i,.n.
ii p1h!ia aat;, afa ~,na ~, 81 !Le spp.,ls," "a
was nddressed 10 him anl his .o!,sasue, IN H..
ing letter:
.usssrs. j. Clayton and c. 3an-ey.
Gentlemen: The undersigned were apnoln.,
norton of your constituents committee Il, i.
nose of Communicating 10 you, and through yo' "
LEGISLATURE of the State, their views and feel,
card 10 the election Of U. S. Senators. They -
as understood, that the claims of the Yves, IL ;.
one Senator is conceded by that body; con,s,.
the LEGISLATURE should have the claims Of b.. -
men Of the West brought before them. Other J..
we are advised have had meetings and proce l
mike nominations in their respective v,cn,..
awaiting ourselves of the same privilege have :
our distinguished, talented and experienced
citizen and neighbour, Col. Thomas 5. Ilaymr
gentleman whom we haye all long known, ST..
been often tried and always found compe,rr,
faithful moreover he is n gentleman we'll knos
your body: we, therefore, as portion Of your III.
ate constituents, most earnestly urge upon you N
ty of prese nting the name and claims Of Co. la,r
10 the House, whenever the election comes Mp
Wishing you health and success, we remain
friends and fellow citizens,
MATTHEW FLEMING
Chairman of HE Gomez
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21
ADISOS
FOR I'm. E:.SQtIREG


GIANTS.
We are approaching the days Of Giants; whether by
retrogrcssion or progression, Wing PHILOSOPHERS mus
decide Our fathers Of the Revolution were LI?nans
compared with the Gullivers Of our day and time
None, no, not the mighest of Revolutionary worhss
could pretend to the "Towerng intellect and lofty n
tcgrity Of Webster, the honesty and ability ofsergenn
the comprehensive intellect OF Clayton, the vgor and
sagacity of Granger, the colossal genius Of Preston
Giants, al! But, surely, the greatest Of all Wings IS
the most magniloquent pufer Of the Richmond Wing
Had any other four Wings than Webster, Sergeant,
CLAYTON and Preston been named os likely 10 be 81
iarrisons cabinet "Towering intellect, lofty integrity,
honesty and ability, comprehensive intellect, v's.s
and agacity, colossal genius, would with equal seFv
tr, have been pulled into them by Hector NcClyser
Puff Wing, Esq. He has the admirable gift of pui"sa
mouse in 10 elephant, provided, itbe Wing mouse
and contracting elephant TO mouse, if the sad clc'
plant happen TO be Democrat. lie can transform
aFeds" into Democrats and Democrats into Feds
saints into sinners and sinners into saints with Cream
dexierity-Onc day ne will exhibit the little EApnn
GER as a miniature devil ncarnate-the next DAY by h'
putting powers, he brings forth the Little Espnn
GER clcansed and purified, enlarged and amllicd, and
sets him above all Wings! Wonderful necromarcer .
Towering lofty, comprehensive, colossal Incompetent
able Mr. Puff: Wing. II is worth voyage from Buenc'
Ayres TO get peep your bellows in the old Museum
your proper and appropriate locus in quo.
IO.CO.FO.CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

I'm Erratum-ln our last stated that the Senator
from Botcour had been elected in ls35the fact was,
nc was elected in the Spring Of 1880, and before tho Con-
scrva,ives had joined the Wings, and whilst he and his
friends profcssed TO be the friends Of the Administration,
except on tie Sub. Treasury he who elected,
three wears ago. and under such circumstances now re-
fer to his election exponent of the present prncl-
pes Of his District, Does he not know that they have
declared against his course, at the elections in the
Spring and Fall of the last year? Does he not know
That decided majority of his District-nay, every
county in it, is opposed both to Harrison and Rves'
Can any candid man deny II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21
FOR THE EMO EIRER.
The uLin pnrfu md Sen0tOr RiEcs

TIC WHlT TdTlYHHd oeHHtUT NfctS
Do Wings love Mr.. Rives Let following snatch
es answer member from Norfolk Ia genuine Whig)
said will apply the lash the little and make
him kiss the rod with which he smote the Constitu-
ton" Another Wing member said, " 1t seems pecu-
arly fit and proper my estimation, that the man who
inflicted such deep disgrace the honor aud glory of
his country should be made the tool TO undo the dirty
work Let him take the pill and swallow II, and the
party concur pass the resembling resolution, and
emny determine to make the little undo the DIR
~ work" Behold how these brethren love one ano-
,Lsr A. Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21
col. Hammond of .uonongalia.

The Richmond Wing me,es out to MIR. Clayton OF
Monongalia its usual share of justice, liberay and
truth. We authorized by that gentleman to con.
tradct in the most positive terms, the reckless asser
ton of that paper 1t not true, whatever 'rumor
the Richmond Wing may say, that MIR Clayton is "the
personal foe" of Col Raymond. They are mem
bers of the same court-meet generally once month
and part as friends-and Mr. G. has no difference, nc
unkind feelings towards Col. Raymond. In bringing
forward the name of Col. II as candidate for The
Senate of the United States, Mr.. G. AYERS that hi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

The Norfolk Herald expects :" an exciting debate
upon Mr.. Choppers Anti. Expunge Resolution. No
50 The good Wings took very good TO cut off al
debate by the previous question. Ii the Democrat:
were to attempt 10 cut off all debate the AutiBank
Resolutions what cause have the Wings TO complain;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

GOVERNOR OF MAiNE.--The Legislature of Maine
having accepted the report of the Committee appointed
count the votes for Governor that there cleo
ton by the people, the House nominated Edward Kent
and John Fairfield TO the Senate and the latter body,
by vote of l6 to 8, the day elected Mr.. Ken,
(W.) Governor of Maine for one year. On Wednes.
day Mr.. Kent took the oaths of Office, and entered up
on the DISCHARGE of its duties
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

A Democrat has brought the Wings of the Legisla-
,ure of Pennsylvania the scratch When they moved
repeal of the Independent Treasury, he moved if a
better and constitutional substitute could be suggested
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

If the member Of Congress from the Albemarle Dis
ict were 10 vote against any National Bank, would the
Richmond Wing repeat that the District should sent
for = representative from Wisconsin,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

Mr. Crutchfeld asked leave oi The H. Of Delegates
Yesterday, to bring in 4 bill TO authorize the Virginia
Banks 10 loan to the Commonwealth 100000 MIR.
c. stated that there was scarcely dollar in the Trea-
sury-not enough 10 pay the members wages. Il IS
sad that the State will have to borrow at least $780,,
900 more in anticipation of its Under these
circumstances, A Citizen asks whether it would not be
best for the Legislature to economze both time and
trrasure-fo sneak less and do more.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

n OTCE-A persons indebted the Estate of Edward Cox
deceased Edward Cox j deceased and Dianah Cox de
ceased requested forward make payment,
the above will present them. R. II. cox, .qdmnrator
dc bpnis Of EdrGrd Cor, deerased,
Edrard Cor, jr. deceased and Dianah Cor, deceased
county, January 18Th. Sa-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

DOR HIRE, Is Negroes just from ccsntry among them,
Carpenters Drivers, House boys hands for factories,
wood CUTTERS male COOK house GIRL and la
boers. LEWIS HILL,
Jan 81 sQ-N Collector {. 9gsH.