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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29
HANOVER. qs,h Jun.
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To rnE EpIroRs or rHs Vino.

Gentlemen--I have been much surpri,.d n, IN.
very iberal structures upon Mr.. Bo,t.' position in
regard TO the 2ist rule which have appeared in the
Wing over the signature Of Hanover, and IL 1 did
not suppose that you knew your man, I should
think HIM some Loco, who wished TO create "A n,
JUDGE against our able end excellent Representative
IN Congress. II such were his design he would
ma no GO" for the people Of the District have
too much confidence in Mr. Bots TO think. for a mo-
ment that he was aetuitcd 10y any other than ear.
rect and conscientious motives in giving the vote ha
did. In addition 10 this am of opinion that n very
decided majority of the voters in the strict
with MIR. Bolts in wishing to see the question SEN,
rated from the right OF petition and highly approv,
oil his vote. Among the Wings OF this county there
seems 10 nc Out one opinion the subj ct and that
Is, that MIR Bolts has taken precisely IN. ronrs.
which he should have done. HI, desire to bny, tbo
question hnaly settled at the next session of Con
grcs-by the overwhelming vote that there mus,
DE IN tavor OF Southern rsh,s-is highly eratryins
to his constituents in Hanover. $50"
FOR my part Can conceive nothing more ut,.,l,,
absurd than the pretended panic which has taken
ho'u on some persons. during the last two wears.
upon me SUBJECT OF abolition. What need is there
TO tear these very few fanatics when thew ar, eysr
whete ir2wned upon by tho peoplei They have
had their house OF meeting torn down in Pbil,d.I
phie and their assemblies attacked and Jisn.r,sJ S
moes IN ~ York. Every act shows that the ali now,
ehni popular will is against them decidedly. I do
candidiy believe that the Editor of the En,1;r. h
uone' anu he still persists in the course h. Is now
PURSUING VIII 90 moro harm, by exciting against the
norm inc feelings and passions of that part of
the southern people who get their infoIn,,I;on On
this subject, land that, too always incorrec,1 from
his paper than all the Abolitionis,s possbIv coSid
I'VE SOUTH ANNA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29
BALTIMORE MARkErc !

CotFEE-rhe market is quiet, and the sales are
confined to limited lots of Latiuayra M m cen,"
prices. " wv Ut 'ormer
fiSd-The market is nearly bare of Sb,d -
small parcels Of No. were sold At So 20 al >,
OF no. trimmed, wVs sold a, So Moderate sais,
~. 'rerrngs al 1913 per Dbl. The inspections of
Herngs. ' "''u ''' oaffeis
LGSR-f0'odrd Street Fionr.-Since thi, dsv
Week, Toward street Flour has been in good reou.;
anu mas advanced a6ou, 25 cents per Dbl from
store; On Monday and Tuesday soles of good
standard brands were made pretty freely M So o.,
an1 we are advised of sales OF the same descrpton
pom Yesterday aud to-day at s5.37.. There is a
Iair demand Tor the article and the stock for sal,
continues qui small, with very limited eceipts We
quote tne wagon price now at s5,I2t
Guy Mills F0ur-The sales of which WE mr.. ~
s sd were made some days ago at S. so. The tn
S575. - "e'u "f"'y AZ
susqushanna Fiour-Sales TO a considerable eY.
day. PA''e'S w.
The inspections Of the week, ending on Thurs
DAY evening, comprise the following kinds and quo.
tallons: NV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKErs-Jno. 90


We have nothing OF interest To moi, In a.. -.
mereial line. In addition to the p.,,,I;n,.
OF trade the summer brings with il its usual 5,I,
ness. The Fiscal Bank is now N f,yo,;,. -
win Merchanis-shouli it pass with the mod;s.-
tons anticipated, il will be hailed bv IN. r,..aN'
''e community as new and bright era to trad. an,
commerce. as equazins in grea, measure IN, .r.
ehsnses OF the country.
STOCK.
~ shares Of new Stock OF the Farmers' Rank M
Virginia, were sold at the Meichants Coff.o h.
TO day at $50. 'NSo
PRODUCE
iobACCO.-The inspections continue full nm,
prices hold steady at former rates. We renew o,,
iuo'a''ons-Luss, inferior quality, s3i a 81: mann.
'ae'urins do 81 sii and IS. Leaf common. A,
% MiddIins s5i to SCI and 81; good s7I u,
u; fine IS sII. f'
ooN-Ihe stock in market is very lieh, md
ue''ots quote 1t to-day at ISL a5I We b,x.
heard OF no sales ut s5h, though i, is generalv h,,
to day at that ate. "''N
"uEhI-So lar as we can ascertain M r,,v.
men' has been made by the Millcrs az to s,,,,;n,
'"e price oil Whea.-at least nothing has been made
P'o"0 up 10 TINS day. Should tho reports prov,
true OF falling off of the crops in the Western d.
'S'o" W view York, the price will open higher !,
Is thought than was anticipated. All is conjecture
however, ct present. We will give the openipy Of
ue market whenever the Milers set their pric. ana
snai' continue correct report as the harye,, adj.
vances.
SoNN.-For several weeks Corn has been sc,,c,
IN our market and has gradually advanced. w,
quote /, to-day at 65 to 20 cts.
MEAL--70 to IS cts.
OATS.--i5 to so cts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29

Meal. ""N va oo'S' 1'fn
Wheais.-The sales of bes, Pennsylrania reds.
eNIy IN the week, were at 800 cents and since AZ
l2o III cents To-day two sales of prime penn
sJINana, white and red mixed were made nj I2a
cents.-Saes Of best Mo. reds have been mad, AZ
cents. " 80
Corn.-Up to Wednesday inclusive sale, of Mi
"hl-e were generally made at 81 a 50 cents: TODAY
we note shade Of advance, with saIes at SO A so
vSuIs.- Saes oil Md, yellow at 81 So cents up TO
wednesday, and to-day we quo;e at 81 a 20 cents,
Sales OF Pennsylvania y elbow were made a few d,xs
ago at 81 % cents, and to-day sale was made
at SO cents
Rye-Small lots Of Pennsylvania Rye are selling
al % cents. We quote good Md. at IS Sc cents.
oAlS-Supplles are short, and pr.es well sus-
tanned Sales Of Md. for some days pa s, were made
u SO Al cents. We quote Virginia t.-lsy at Sc q
MOLASSES-nt auction to-day, 6s hhds. Porto
Rleo, received per schr Ellen Perkins, were sold at
81 cts.
SUuAN5-There were no public sales thi, w..l
the cargo of Porto Rico advertised for today being
again Withdrawn on account of the rain. We nota
small sales Of Brazil at SO so per 100 los.
IoBACCO-Ihere has been quite an active de-
mand during the week Tor the common ana mid
ding descriptions OF Maryland, and nearly all of
these Kinds that reached the market has found rta-
dy sale at from 81 IS SO. Small sales of other
qualities have also been made within the range Of
last weeks quotations. which we continue viz in.
Terror and common 81 81 so; middling 10 GOOD
IS a so good IS a s so; and fine soaIS. Hold
ers generally are very firm these rates. There
mas also been good demand for Ohio, and nearly
400 hhds. have been taken prices fully support-
ing iormeT rates, viz. common to middng 81 so a
50 25; good 50 So SO so; fine red and wrappery
IS sl2; prime yellow 81 SO a $40; and extra
wrapPery sl2 Sl4. The inspections of the week
comprise 700 hhds. Maryland; and 1852 hhds Ohio
total 1901 hhds.
Witnessing note sales OF Malaga, Loring's
brand, at 50 cents for and at 40 cents for dry
AZ auction yesterday, 40 or. casks and Indian b6s
Malaga sweet, were sold at 80 3II cents, and 100
do dry, at 3Ik 36ic.
WHlSkEY-The price OF hhds has been uni
form throughout the week at % cents and they arc
dull to-day at that price. In the early part OF the
week, sales OF bbls. were made at 23t a "a cents,
but the market has since declined, and to-day they
are dull at % cts. The wagon price Of bbis re-
mains at 20 cents, exclusive Of the bbl. The inspec-
lions OF the week comprise IL hhds. and sos bbs;
Of which IL hhds. and 4O5 bbls. were received by
the Tide Water Canal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29
From tho Baltimore American.
TIKI Cpnpl


The editor Of the Rochester n. Y. Democrat, who
hiss lately travelled through the western towns of
OF Monroe county, and the northern and eastern
towns Of Gcncscc county, states that the growing
crops m that section have been murh injured by
long continued drought IN some ~ the towns he
esilmntes the probable yield of wheat at so per
cent. less than the usual one. To this account tho
following paragraph is added;
We nre informed by gentlemen direct from Mich.
igan and the Northern part Of Ohio that the har.
vest prospect IN those states is no moro Gathering
than in our own Western New York. The sea.
son there has been remarkably dry. On The prai-
RE lands IN Michigan, vegetation appears TO have
been visited by FIRE. On tho umLered lands how
ever, wheat looks as we'll as could have been e1.
pccted for the season.
The Hagerstown MAJ Torch Light Of Thurs.
dsy says
I'VE hardly know what TO say Of tho crops.
The wheat will scarcely be an average. IL is very
short IN the stock, stands thin on the ground and IN
many instances has been seriously injured by the
ny, and fear - now entertained Of the rust Tn,
rye IN some places is promsing-in others middline
and again Indifferent The Oats ami Corn, with
favorable season, though late, miy be very good
| The grass rather short
The Somerset (Md) Herald Of Tuesday, saws
| This has been, thus far, one Of the most unpropi
uous seasons m this region ever remembered. Tn
Spring was unoommony cold and backward; an,
the Summer since u has set in, has been either TO,
dry or TOO cold and sometimes both The erop,
ne may be imagined, from these causes, have mad
but little growth. Wheat ig tolerablv good. Cor
- very unpromising; and Oats little better Than
failure.
The Wheeling Times Of Tuesday says
H. travelling over the country from 10 70 80 mil,
from this place, wo have had an opportunity Of iud,
ing Ofthe character and prospects the CROPS fnrei
afforded Us. the conclusion that we have come
is that the wheat crop m the yallios will be pretl
good the hills II Is almost an entire failure m,
ny fields having been ploughod up. The oit Gro
! will also be light; but the corn will, as gener
r thing, he pretty good. We saw some fields
{ Ohio and Pennsylvania that ooked az we'll as on,
. thing we have seen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29
OFFICE or THE AMERICAN.
BALrIMoRs, June %, z. NJ.
REMAINS OF GENERAL. HARRIsoN.


The removal Of the remains of General Harrison,
from the National burial ground at Washington,
took place on Saturday. BY vote OF Congress =
committee, consisting of FIVE Senators and twenty.
sN Representatives, was appointed to unite with the
Cincinnati Committee in this solemn duty, and to
accompany the body, in its removal, to the bOun-
dairy line Of the District In testimony of its feel
nss on the occasion, neither House Of Congress sat
on Saturday.
LATER. The body o. President Harrison
reached this city at three o'clock, p. NJ. on Satur-
day. Ii was accompanied by his son, John Scott
Harrison, aud 10y the Committee OF the citizens OF
Cincinnati. detachment of the Marine Corps at
Washington acted escort, and will proceed
with the body TO its final resting place at North
Beud--an appropriate mark Of respect on the part
OF the National Executive. We learn that when
the order was addressed to Col. Henderson Of the
Corps, 10 furnish the detachment and TO designate
an officer TO command II, he replied that, being him
self the senior officer, he conceived it TO be most pro-
per ard respectful that he should act on the occa-
sion, and accordingly assumed to himself the mean-
choly duty of heading the escort
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29

The idea Of dissension among tho Wings ia Con.
sress, has caused a painful anxiety in the public
mind Aner the great triumph which we achieved,
and the high hopes which that victory inspired. 10
lose all by disagreement among ourselves, would
be indeed deep disgrace and a heavy a,ionel nI.
Fiction. The probability OF such q disastrous re.
suit naturally exeitcs melancholy apprehensions
The only point OF disagreement amon. the whics.
as we understand Il. refers to the power of estab.
fishing branches Of the fiscal Bank without the con.
sent Of the States. On the main and importa Mt
poin,-the necessity Of a Bank-alI are agreed.
Shall the disagreement the other and to our UNI
Outstanding, immateral point, be permitted to de-
feat all actionl Will il be more wise and more pa
trioe TO lose all, by sticking for tina, abstraction
than to take what is undcniably great improve.
ment on the present systeml We appreciate the
motives OF the gentlemen who hold out for the pow.
or TO establish branches without, State assent; soma
think the system will provo inefficient without that
power; but in this they are mistaken. Others think
that not TO assert the right will be tantamount to
surrender OF II; these trench upon Mr.. Calhoun,s
domain, aud enter upon the sterile waste of abstrac-
ton.
We pray our friends TO consider we'll the conse-
queues which may ensue TO our cause and to our
country, by obstnately adherng to this-but little
better than an abstraction. A great responsibility
rests upon the Wings. II they fail to realize
the high hopes, which their success has inspirod
they restore TO rule the worst Faction which ever
cursed any country. Through the breach, occa.
stoned by their divisions, the common enemy will
enter into the citadel. Let them then profit by the
divine Precept, and agree quickly one with another.
The time has passed, when any extreme measure
can be expected to succeed in this country. Com.
promise Is an element essential to every important
act Of legislation and the Statesman, who would DO
practical and useful have frequent resor, to it.
In lifting tie curtain" thus far, as the Monsieur
Adren OF the Enquirer would say, it is but proper,
and 1t is pleasant to add that, although this differ
'nes exists among the Wings, they have thus far
Uttered IN the kndest and fraternsl spirit
Ihey appreciate each others motives, and whilst
hey regret the cause of difference, they all desire
is speedy removal. Whilst this feeling prevails, |
he hope Of satisfactory adjustment of the dificu-
y may be INDUCED.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29
To the Editors of N, Ivb;~

Can you inform me, Messrs. Editors. who,ber !,
IN accordance with the rules governing the Can.
tol Square If there be any rules) to permit
v, nestoe' 10 eonsregate there on every Sabbath.
annoying the surrounding ncighbors with ths;,
is desired. IA" answer
we are unable to answer the question OF our
correspondent, but We have noticed the nusonc, h.
complains Of and we would respectfully ask tho a,
ehti'n oil the City authorities the subject Pos.
s,o'y some OF them can answer tho question:
lEpIroRs.l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29
THE GRAIN cpnps

This region Of country was visited on Friday
las. with very heavy rain on Monday and Tues
day, we had also plenty Of rain, which has been
highly beneficial TO the Corn and Potatoes. The
Wheat crop, VIC believe, will be fair average,
should there be not TOO much rain between this time
and harvest Our farmers say the wheat only
wants sunshine now. The adjoining counties Of
Maryland have also been visited with several re-
freshIng rains lately, and we learn their prospects
for good crop are quitsniiisring.
Maunsburg Gazette.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29

The correspondent of the Charleston Mercury
writes from Washington: ADO not lie surprised il
in two weeks from this time, the Wing Party and
the present Cabinet are dissolved"
The wish is father to the thought. Ii the disso
luton Of the Wing Party depend upon the disco
luton OF the Cabinet, the day OF its happening we
eneline to think, will be distant. We have gooi
reassn to believe that the most harmonious feeling,
and concurrent views of public policy subsist be.
tween the President and all tho Member, of hi,
Cabinet.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29
GENERAL CnIrnT-

The Summer Term Of the General Court com.
mcnosd yesterday. The following Judges we're
present Saunders, Plsid, Upshur, Scott, Thomp
son, Brown, EsuIl, Copton, Nicholas, Wilson,
johnson, Gholson.
The session Of the Court will probably continue
ten days. and may be proinctej on account Of the
application for bail by Semmes-oharged with the
murder Of Prof Davis. The bail is asked on the
ground Of M health
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29
To THE EDIrons OF THE wu,o

uentlemen- Below you will find two small arti.
L;peeuns the Female Collegiate Institute Of
buckingham county, Va. At the late mec,;n =,
the Board oil Trustees, order was passed reouesr'
ing their insertion in the papers Of this civ A,
th m agent IN conveying this request, YOU will
""o~ me 10 express the belief that while compli
me cause ct female education and SC an act of pb
Le Jn,tlce 10 the largest and most promising Semi.
nary for females in our State "e'''
Respectfully LEROY NJ LEE
TO- Lynchburg papers please cow. '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29
EXCIIANGE UOTFT.

Thissplendld establishment will open on Thurs.
day next the LIST Of July. twill "opsn reh7 no
doubt. To put the ball in motion, and test the
merits Of the enterprisng Proprietor, il is proposed
TO have a subscription Dinner, on that day. Gen
temen disposed 70 subscribe can do 80 by applying
to Mr.. II. w. Fry, or f. d. Bentley-or at Lynch,
Coffee House, or al the Exchange, where subScrp
ton papers may be found
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29

TIP Advertisers are requested to hand in their
advertisements at as early an hour Of tho DAY a.
practicable. All advertisements intended for inser.
ton in the ensuing days paper, must be handed in
before O'Clock, p. NJ, and those intended for in.
sertion in Mondays paper must be handed in on
Saturday Otherwise they cannot appear until the
day after,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water this day, O'Clock, p. NJ.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
schr Medou, Meekins, Baltimore and City
Point,
Schr Catharine, Norfolk, wood.
Schr Hannah and Abigail Anderson, Lubbock,
plaster, to Davenport 4 Allen.
Steamboat Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore, sun
dries, to Dunlop Moncuro 4 co, w Booth, J W
Randolph X Co, Hooper Il GroG, l. Streetor,
Boyd, Edmond h Co, Rivcs n Harris, o a Sueoker,
] Gaynor, + Michigan, l. ID Crenshaw Il Co, II
Parrish, Davenport Il Allen, l. Ludlam & Son,
4 A Goode, Fry 4 Co., II Eusince & Son.
Brig Orleans, Wickham, New Orleans, sundries,
TO /. Rogers, Dunlop, Moneure n Co, } Gray, G
w McMurdo.
Schr american Eagle, Hickman, Norfolk.
Schr Almirn, Meekins, B,ltimore, sunJries, 10 G
Sheppard and others,
SAILED,
Brig Rmoline, --, Portland, -four, &c.
Schr Diamond, Providence, coal.
Brig Creole, Enson, New Orleans, tobacco, &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29

l5@ We commend MIR Wise, Speech in defence
of Mr.. Webster's letter to Mr. Fox, published in
the Wing Of yesterday to the Editor OF the Enoui
rer. The "curious antique" may there see wha,
the Republican portion of the Wing party" think,
OF MIR Webster.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29

WILL sell on Accommodating icmy ny YARN, called
! Woodbury. Ia the county oi Now Kent, nmc dlcly
fror csc pace. mile above Providence fotEo from
rivor, combining 3Du of land, half
Of which la clearcd The balance VOL tmbeTcd, with Pine
and white oak the pine ~ of very SUPP foT quality and
large. Tho improvements arc Two Story dwelling.
house, with rooms, new smoke house and kitchcn-
atused IN very agreeable sud wealthy neighbo rhOod
and rnay be considered good stand Tor merchandising
Persons disposed "a purchase, are invited 20 call
living ~ miles Of Tho g. H., when will take pleasure W
showing them the farm. I'll. ~. TERRELL,
ieD c2awfw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29

1T are requested TO say, that at the approach
ing close Of the session at the University Of Vir
GINA, in addition TO the Addresses of DR.. Plummer
on the 2d, and Mr.. Charles l.. MUsby on the I'd of
July, several Oratons will be delivered and ESSAYS
read, by the Students.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29
WIN S. REID, Jr,
J. w. HARDY,
II & nnEGEsH1,
TO THE FRIENDS OF BENEVoLENCE.

TO THE FRIENDS OF BENEVOLENCE.
iEFS The Ladies Of the Methodist Congregation
on Shockoe HILL having been engaged for seve al
months IN preparing a large and beautiful variety
Of Fancy and Useful Articles of NeedswoIk, will
offer their assortment for sale IN the Hastings
Court Room Of the City Hail, on Friday evening
next, the I'd Of July, which will be continued tito
following Saturday, Monday, and Tuesday
As their object is to promote the erection Of a New
House Of Worship, just commenced, they indulge
the hope that their industry will be rewarded with
a liberal share Of patronage. June 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29

Tue CAEGL-We understand that the injuries
to the canal occssionsd by the recent heavy rains,
will be far repaired by the last Of next week TO
admit Of the passage Of boats through TO Lynch
huFS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29
From the Charlottesville Adrocafe. June NJ
MEETING OF TIE AIUr>,NT

'"'N@ III s'I4NI
The annual meeting of this Society will take
place At the University the LIST day Of july
The fourth occurring on Sunday, the Grafton, by C.
l. Mo'by, Esq. will be delivered on Saturday the
third
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29

MDmiFNrH-T.ist Of Midshipman, In the rank
assigned them by the Bosrd Of Examination, which
convened At the Naval Asylum, at Philadelphia on
-. 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29
READY T MNPE G9 ~ aEst ANR UNDER

THE aubscnbcr, Ia order TO dispense with Tho hardest
4 ,ayaiahur uf tho week, tnc Fahhath, tas ~ very
frcqurnty the case AMI. IN afford those living out Of tho
city better opportunity Of having their deceased friends
more dcccnty buried has determined keep Conns and
hrnudF white Vests aud Panthloous, Of all sizes, ready
made Of tho materials and workmanship Not being
hurried in making them, s generally tho case when
they are be made alter they ordorcdi but having
taken special ~ Ne, and devoted much more ume Than
usual they are finished Nv avory superior style fCrfona
living In the country havingto send the sizes will please
bc very exact in taking tho makinE no allowance
whatever az that should be lon n The undertaken.
neat Funera IicarPe with gentle horse and clTef
driver furnished NJ tho shortest notice, and tho most
prompt personal attention given. Charges moderate.
''''' JOHN TUHPIN.
aoofa bclrw the IN baUgc u.pk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29
To THE COUNTRY MIL

10 AUCTION NOTICE-The sac OF MI II. ] Pn-
Hams Furniture, ,econd place This Nor.
ming, al half past 9 O'c lock.
ie % INInEs A. nRnTuEn An.,n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29

-
10 THE COUNTRY MILLERS.
D- 10 tho Wing of the 18Th May last, proposition
was uaic by Country Miller, suggesting citing Of
the Country MeTs al Scottsylc eligible point
70 confer together to the best plan eeyAting their
Flour Ia the standard Of Richmond city Mills Flour bSoy.
ing with that writer that such result aainabe, that
such meeting can result nj least INJURY not In post
tive good will recommend that the inecnl held in
scottsylc on Thursday 9Th July u is earnestly
desired That as many MlcTs living the James RIVER limo
OF improvement ands conributores attend will do
50. ic 2g-H VIRGINIAN
- ECEINED al LATUROP & VAN DEURsEN's best
IL Hack silk Nett Gloves, for sale low io2
CABABRIA LIQUOHICE-IOc cases Calabris IT..
~ quoricc. very superior article, receiving per
boat Columbus, and TOR salc.
ic29 JAMES STEER a. SON
HNCON, BIQUORICE, CIDER, ALE, &c.
JUST receive on consignment, ~ hhds Bacon thaus
and shoudorgO 10 boxes iguOricc; daily expect
ed by tho schrs ddeus AMI Lynchbuts ~ bbs Newark
Cider, ~ barrels A'c, 10 bbs Nneg r. lot Of Wood
ware: BrOOms, Haskcts. 81. &c.
je29 ELLIS & ELLETT.
10 tmo It 81 UNI BR Een,r 'y n hand, for
sale. ronssliLg Il OAK n Pm Pank 70 lutliI g. &c
ie2l 70 E.&E.