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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-18

,,,prsT SALE OF LAND AND sLAVEs-By virtue of q
deed NJ trust executed by John g. Hughes to u.s. as Trus
tees purpose Of securing the pnymen, Of sundr debts
.s and il of record County Court of Fuvanna We shall
proceed h day Of November ne1 at The Grocery House
rhest bidder for cash. following property, real and person.
nj in The said deed MENTIONED 10 wiz The tract of land where
did linn G. Hughes now resides containing hundred
acrss he the same less Also the following named
nv Wv Aaron Peter Jim, Henry Mary, Monen, Alley,
Nancy Pleasant, stephen and Jemima -
The land aud has on comfortable dwelling house
suitable buildings. The slaves mostly young and
auabr Acting Trustees, shall convey such title only as
syesteL in by the said derd ,n,.or,
JOHN SCLATER, ~
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BETWEEN John Earley's Union Coffee House and r. H. len
- kns Dry Good Store and doors low Governor
We would take this late opportunity of thanking the public for
favors received The last six Il was not design first
10 establish ourselves through the but TO do il by giving
tsfacton all who call which consider far
BILE To other basis and of which glad know has
been almost universal
II design pursue time for
the future All goods sold by that do not please quail
ty fit COLOR make fashion, otherwise be returned
the money rended-provded, the shall have been
We have at this time large stock f not larger than
any the State in line Of business and would respectfully
invite the economist give call before purchasing and
anime for HIMSELF and II prices are not pronounced low
lower than any other city, shall be very much deceived
We have Cloth Coats sl2 while others charge $40 for making
and trinn the furnishing the CLOTH and pants
that sold for Gill; and Vests Shirts Drawers Iandkerches
Cvats Stocks Suspeuers Socks Gloves and Collars many
kinds and qualities and all other articles usually kept by
Of which scl lnw and
quest the public call and whether they buy
lcr III G00ds plrcn,eb.
J. BPANNAN & co.
Sept. 10 3b-wly.
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Aug. %

A SITUATION WANTED-A person, well qualified TO teach
~ the various ranches Of English, the Mathematics usually
taught Academies, and the Latin aud Greek languages
wishes procure situation for The ensuing year in
healthy ncgborhood Testimonials, both Of his character and
scholarship can lie gwen required Letters. addressed
A. b. ThnnsburgP o. Spottsy county, Virginia, will be
attended TO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-18

FARM FOR SALE UNTIL. Ist NovEMBER.-This Farm
!. on the New Bridge road, and half miles on the
cv of Richmond. contains about two hundred and thirty
- Win GOOD improvements. JOS. STARkE.
i3-wiw
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H. ANTHONY sti continues 10 sell Hats at the following
y low prices:
Plain Russia Brush Hats 81 50 S. Silk Hats made
fine fur bodies proof from 81 50 10 50 50; Boys Hats
from 81 IS 81; Fur Caps from 81 liz SI0 Generns Cth
Caps from 81 81; together with of Mems and
Boys Hair calct and Glazed Caps black and drab Wool Hats
wholesale and retail 1rrms-CaSh.
r. = lie keeps during the Summer large Of Leg
horn, Palm Leaf Straw and Willow Hats suitable for all ages
N. Is. Halls made To order
1912. 73-wlyt
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Sept. 6
nr The WING will cnny.

ITO THE HEIRS OF TIE LATE WM HILL, OF Va
The heirs and distributes William Hill, deceased, late
Sussex county Virginia hereby Notified that there still
remaining unisirhuted portion of The Estate of
l which has been applied for and 10 which they
ented and nm required by decree n The Circuit SUPERB
Law Chanccry for The Of Sussex TO give
the heirs generally that the said rcsay fund Will be
distributed pro those of the heirs no shall make
application for the by the Isl January next The par
interested therefore requested 10 make application by the
specified either in person. by agent attorney by
II nv the he paid. My address
.Goodwy nsvlle, Din,yddie county, Virginia.
TOS. WIrHERS, JR.,
Executor of VIM. II. Brodnax, decd.
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By The Lieutenant Gocernor IF The Commonwealth Of
Jrgina.
4

u n
WHEREAS vacancy hath occurred in the House Of Dele
w gates Of this wealth. by the death Of Joshua NJ
arrei, Esq, delegate for the county of Nansemond
Now, therefore, John NJ Gregory Lieutenant Governor oil
the Consinn deemed 10 direct the sheriff
of the county hold election the fourteenth
next the Court day Of the said county,
House of Delegates nil the said vacancy
Given under nv hand Governor and under the
lesser seal Of the Commonwealth, n Richmond, this
l'k"i~l 9th day of September, in the year 1872
JNO. NJ. GREGORY, Lieutenant Governor
-tvfty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-18

In The United States Court for the Eastern District OF Virginia.
- w. at Norfolk, September 18th, lsia:
SPENCER b BROWN, of the Town OF Portsmouth,, having
> filed petition praying that he may he declared bankrupt
That MI persons claiming be creditors of the said
snencer n Brown show this Court, the first day OF
next why the said Spencer D. Brown oid no, be de-
pursuant the Of Congress that BEHALF
and that copy of order be published IN the newspapers
cordinu 10 the .,nd and oath Rules OF Court
Copy-Teste, , -
43-N5w
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NOTlCE-A persons indebted 10 The Estate of Thomas Ia
liafro, deceased and Sarah Taliafeo deceased EN-
ccun OF SAID Thomas Taafeiro requested 10 make paw
men as wish IL settle The Estate And those having claims
against the requested to the scrih
properly authenticated December next
that arrangements may be made for payment.
JNO. y. TOD,
Administrator of Sarah TaiiafrrrO, deceased,
And Administrator de nou with the will annexed
Of Thomas Taiaerro, deceased.
seDtG
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DRIFTING INK.-We shall have constantly on hand full
supply Duars best Printing Ink, at moderate
prices. 80 900
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COLIN NJ. FARMER, n. c.

The creditors of Joseph Albert Royal deceased provided
hereby notied that shall proceed
nv house in Chesterfield county Monday the 9Th day OF
November 1892 take the accounts above mentioned, al which
place they required TO attend. with their vouer,
and evidence for settlement.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-18

TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANuFACTORY,
Cary Street, three doors abore The Columbian Hotel
Richmond IA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-18

VALUABLE LANDS FOR sALE-By virtue of deed Of
trust ftem William Williams and wife TO Of IN
Cupeper County Court shall for SAFE The highest bill
der cash. premises Wednesday the 7th day Of
Land said deed
containngone five hundred and four
and the three hundred acres in all s6i less
These tracts within mile Of Cupeper Court house in
pleasant and agreeable neghorhood and will he sold
rs one tract, VIII br divided convenient
FARMS so purchasers and il divided plat thereof
will exhibited the day Of ae The mprov. con-
handsome and commodious dwelling house and ou.
houses and valuable country grist MILL about mile from
Cupeprr house The land is of good quality originally
about woods The sale will be- made subject
prior given upnn the 504 about
2oO0 interest," and such title only will be CONVEYED
hold under the deed aforesaid The tile fawey-r
lieved 10 he unquestunGbIc A. p. NIL Trustee
Sept.6 35-wlds
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Of his country His bankruptcy must have followed
mos, inevitably. F. p. Blair, of the Globe, having
n, Rim; word that he had $4,000 at his disposal and
would lee obliged if the old General would make
whatever use OF it he thought proper. The General
accepted ii as oan most gratefully; and by such as
sistance c.rcated himself from his Experienced oi
cultes IL is due Mr.. Blair to state that he never
msnt,nned this act of noble gratitude to any one nor
would il have been discovered, had not Gen jackson
determined that full justice should be done to CIR
cums,ance so honorable to human nature, reve ed II
10 his friends Ii is difficult to say whether such an
act Of grateful acknowledgment does most mono, y
him who from his past kindness deserved ii, or to hun
who performed 1t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-18

Mct,ABE & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dt.STIsiS,
MI EMBERS of the Society Of The Medical and Crnsca -
lsI cuy Of Maryland and Of the Americans socitty a U'
Surseons-OtceF seet, square above the Eacban:~ ar
nearly opposite DR. Pumers Church. Richmond, va.Ast!eiA
teeth inserted in the approved manner aud all operations
carefully performed fds the country, rh0 FIND reenrer
TO The ey, rM be RATED rr rrsid,nee rsk 4
Tine through The o. pad r,R be promptly attended TO- rom
number OF Teferencrs they select the following:
f.. H. Carmichael, ". d. Prof c. A. Harris w. D., Bait
Prof. n. L. i0naDnan, VI. d. Col Dental Surgeons
Jas. Beale, NJ. ID. Rev. ". J. Waller NJ. ID.
F. b. Watkins, NJ. n. Rev. q. VI. kcesee.
Chas. Bealc, NJ d., Gcrdunssie, Va.
Sept. 81 4l-w3n
In United Cont for The Eastern District nf yucn1
AT Norfolk, Eth September, lei9:
WILLIAM BRIGHT, of the county nf Norfolk. having fl
w petition, praying tia, he may be declared Bankrupt
ordered that AL claiming be creditors o the SAID ga
Bright show the Court, the day Of Ntrrrf
nest why the said lillian Bright should declared Bank
TO the act OF Coz in that behalf and that
cupy of this order be published the newspapers according
The 22nd and aiih Rnles oi Court.
Copy-T,slc,
A. A. CoWDERY. CLERK
Sept. 81 4I-vjs
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II O.
L October 27ih lei0
Mary w. Sarah s. Eliza C.. and William A. Royal infants
no by their and friend, WIN. r. Weiscrr,
against Plaintiff:
JOSEPH Albert Royal William A. Cooke, John f. Cocte
Branch T. Archer William Archer, John Eaily aud Thomas
Defendants:
This cause aa,ed defendant Joseph Albert Ro,a
DEATH aud coming be heard In the other -nd
ants bill for confessed against them, whom
appears duly executed and
for plaintiffs: consideration whereof The Couf
doth adndge order and decree, that Thomas Jones. Sheriff
Chesterfield render before Commissioner of the Count
of the hires Of the slaves i'll the bill mentioned they
taken possession Of by him, by s deputy under the
order Of this Court of October 3s A. D. 1898 and of dbu.e.
nents of hires made By him. and that the said Commissioner
an all debts due said Joseph Abr,
Roya deceased properly chareeabe the hires sad
slaves after giving notice in Of the newspapers p
of Rchmnnd for six weeks, such creditors
produce their before him. with proof establish sane:
which and claims the Commissioner, who may
ordered Ia state report the Court with any special
stated pertinent by HIMSELF which may be required
70 be sc stated by any Of the parties
Copy-Tese, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-18

This day the plaintiff, by counsel and filed his BILL and
the ns subpoena and attachment awarded in this ln
returned executed the defendants except Stephen Plus
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he not an ua
hitant of this Commonwealth On the muliun Of the plaintiff !"
Ordered that the said defendant Stephen D. Pitts do appear
here the first Monday in December being ne day aud
answer the plaintiffs bill and that copy Of This order he i
with inserted IN newspaper published In the cry o Rh
mond for months sccessvriy and another copy be posted
the front door of the Court house Of this county
a copy-Tpste,
JAMES ROY MICOu, JR., elk. f. c. :. c. w.
Ot.d I3-wew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-18

Boz AND THE FORGED LErrER--A letter "hicn
ran the rounds Of credulous or malicious papers
here some months ago. pnrPort'ng to be description
by Boz Of American manners and society, was a
the time, pronounced by Mr.. p none among Others
forgery. -,
To this effect MIR. II. wrote TO MIR. Dickens from
whom he bias received reply dated goth seP'' from
which the following decisive extract IS taken
"The letter which you refer is, from beginning 10
end, in every word and syllable the cross OF every
forgery. have never published one word or line IN
reference to America in any quarter whatever, except
L,rGEsT VESSEL IS rue WORLD The Great Br
tain steamship which is in the course OF construction
by the Great Western Company at BRISTOL, England,
is said 10 be the largest vessel in the world She VIII
be ready for sea in The spring She is e24 feet long, 81
feet in breadth; 32 feet in depth Her tonnage is
5000 which exceeds the registered tonnage of any two
steamships in the world. She will accommodate 36o
engers and have room for 1000 tons OF coal and
200 tons of merchandise. She will have four engines
each of $50 horse power in all 1000 horse power, and
three boilers containing 300 tons of water, and heated
by 81 fires She is to be propelled by the newly in
vented screw propeller
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-18

IN CuANCERY.-ViRGisIA:-At Rules held the Crk''
Office of Essex Circu Superior Court Of Law and Chance,
on the 7lh day of September, 1912:
Augustine Owen, Plaintiff:
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IN HANrERY-riRcIsIa-At Rules held In the Clerk,
Office Of Holloway County Court the 9Th day Of September
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IN Rules held in tho Clerks Of
flee Of Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Cilance
thu 7ih day Of September. 1912:
William Mcdonald, Samuel Mcdonald and
George W. Richardson, Merchants and part
ners trading under the firm Of William Sic
Donald & Co, Plaintiffs: I,ncu m
against ,usrlmsn,
Stephen u. Pitts Reuben l.. Pitts, Rix Jor ,'''''"'"'
dan. John c. Browne and David r. Wright,
Executor Of Thomas Pitts, deceased,
Defendants:
This day the plaintiffs by Counsel, and flied their Ill.,
and the n subpoena and attachment awarded this
being returned executed all the defendants except Stephen
Pitts aud appearing by satisfactory evidence that he Is n
nhabiiant of this Commonwealth On the motion Of The plain
ts il Ordered that the said defendant Stephen D. P do
appear The first Monday in December next, being rr
day. and the plaintiffs BILL and that copy Of this od.'
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the ii
Richmond for months successfully, and another cop! tr
front door of the Cuurlhoue Of this
Copy-Tesie,
JAMES ROY MiCUu, JR., Clk E. c. 5. c. l. & C.
43--w+w
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TN CHANCERY.-ViRGisiA:-.t Rules held In the terk's
Office of Essex Circuit Superior Court Of Law and chanr
the 7th day Of September, ls42
I.arkin iiundley, Plainui;
against In,n an
Stephen D. Pitts, Reuben l. Pitts RI Jordan, Ataehmrn
John c. Browne and David T. Wright, Executor
of Thomas Pits deceased Defendants:
This day the plaintiff by counsel and flied his hill and
the subpoena and attachment awarded IN tins brn
returned executed all the defendants except Stephen D. Pits
and appearing satisfactory evidence that he Is not m
habitant this Commonwealth, the motion Of the plaintiff
il is Ordered That defendant, Stephen ID. Pitts, do appear
here the first Monday in December next being rule day and
answer plaintiffs hill and that copy OF this order be forth
published in the city of Rrh
mond for successfully and another copy be posted
at the front door Of the Court house Of this county.
Copy-Tcste
JAMES ROY MlCoU, Jn., elk. E {. 8. c. l.. &C.
Sent fI-wsg
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Stephen ID. PITTS, Reuben l.. Pitts, Ris Jor- Cpor
dan, John &. Rrnwne and David r. Wright, Attach
Executor of Thomas Pitts, deceased,
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William Rudd and Aanson A. Ellington, Individually, and
Administrator Of John Rudd, deceased defendants:
defendant William Rudd not having entered his appear
nncc and given security according the Of Assembly
of this and appearing by satisfactory eyder
he nhabtant of this country 1t Is ordered that he
said defendant appear bce the justices of our said co
Courthouse, the first Thursday in December next and
plaintiffs and that of this order
forthwith inserted in newspaper pubIIsi ed in The tiy q
Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted al tie @
door Of the Court house Of this county.
Copy-Testc, +. FITZGERALD, c.
Sent 3g-wsw
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Sept.T

RICHARD ELAN, Commissioned
Semi i-wey
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The Great Clay Meeting at National Hall

We are at length enabled to complete our report
# the proceedings 0; tis great meeting by plac-
ing before reader, in fuil the following letter.
received by the Committee Of Arrangement, from
distinguished geH,lemea who were unable to COM
ply with the invitations which had been extended
them to be present On the occasion. Thy possess
great interest well from their intrinsic worth az
from rha remarkable unanimiiy Of sentiment they
eyincc in support Of the iilu"rioI, Sr.rssvEy oF
TIE Wrsr FOR the Presidency in 1rll. They
we're received BY the assembled t.og-and. with
deaicnng applause:
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WAsHlNGroN, June -, l3t2
Gcatlspen. beg leave to acknowledge die reee pt OF
your letter ct lie 7h INST, requesting my attendance
public iatstg 10 b. held the p! inst, National Hall,
lion I.,y Clay, cf krtucky a. tie Wing candidate for
Toe Prr>idtuc al the next election.
I, would have aorasa much pleasure gentlemen "a
have attended the meeting. bat u VIII he out oi power
- dosO Mo, OF tie important measures OF the present
Congress natung, and several hi, mo.
nrnt pending before the senate do aot consider there
lnr hat can consistently with nay public duties leave
MasLis gtsn al present.
Iuetd assure yOu however that cord ally concur ia
,r oci 81 lie metnng II The slightest ntoe IN the H..
public 10 be conferred reward for distinguished pub
where Is the whose claims be- put INTO
,olP.tton with those ot Henry Clay IT, the ether
hand TIE ability the candidate discharge the duties OF
Who by b., oen tired patriotism, bis inexibe frmne>s
his expanded and enlightened genus. his insured expert
Ia nsto.l councils, oilers 10 the public the
qua sntes ~ Henry Clay
lnu will agree with gentlemen, that il there ever was
tise in III. history Of eOuhtry when combination OF
all dose qualities Ia our Chief Magistrate particularly
nrce,ssry, that time j. the DTessut. long period of
oLai mi,rule has brought tie country 10 pom, when II Is
difficult ay which have suffered most the morals of the
people by It's corruption their fortunes by lis foliir>
when viii ia, dow inward tendency Of oUr affairs lie
70 sted! Never u.t put al The eu OF STATE practical
'iae'nan; WHO abandoning all iaDeful theories aud
ueiu'Ve experiments aud akg experience for his charter,
viii steadily pursue hi, course and Steer ~ direction d.
rrcy opposite that which has involved The county in
many d., s--Leed add that such man is Hsnry
clay nuain gentlemen,
Very respectfully,
Your obi scry't,
4. W. CONRAD.
To ". 81 LacoJ i,Ier Jos,ph Hori. Chas NJ GRAHAM
&. " {. sle, h. .iuIf'" ha", >etct COMMITTEES, sc.
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WHOLE No. 3Sl.

Tie history OF ff- 20 establish tn trst = fereft
~ D.. fecsr Tie second ~nich adopted tie b
TIA o. under the reccumeat aton OF NJ Tyler, Le
DOW ieman, 70 Lay. pe9ed before has gone int, oper
aiOa aud tie tkTd have Oialcn rtaon 10 aFprshrud,
goa M ciuols lroNu out by ofc a, org al ant Others
i the c0urs-.cc OF he Eyecu " tas To inniisie and
b. oi Congress- ay share ur ia'e oi tht
r.t uge.. wl RI o. T., lhr ede-t aeisr he
'rl.D, . -s ,aiiJa ~, Re rssensases O. Aaef can
Frtcsatn.
TIE Veto poa.r. Instrument that Jolly ami "eaAnes,
fear o. 8ml,r l ht,sEse t.y caalot appreciate ~
fH end lc Iart. g~aed 10 cNrfci,e iecau>e
tDY prefer tf e~f0ic NJ ~ thu tagpine,' 81 MT
fO,. sftr.-uI Upog a.. sost NECESSARY measure tor
ria- sue s-in, r1ilOn OF t.e government
unless lc L. .lsilfr wi skc II - Tie President may
GllrlL
How -r- ils>t Hilu sXQec t.1pcr 10 th> patience
peeps. Who .4te ltaus rn.Jrrs mech III, hanI>
FIT there n0 emeiy Cor al The r~'1nuct AMI high
sl-tsuoi. Cifce that may BE- and have 'een coss
tel O,r ihai 0i PATENT enoJ ramfc NJ revolution
rrsNrr the representative belly cast s>iie ih'T
Av .rugar which closes the coor 90 tull inquiry no
Executive abuses sd g-ai immunity n error st 'ce,
the attention "a ID, 0uth ecpn o. u -
cpsi at,s cd tie Constitution and iss.ieSsy discharge
Their dl.v, 1t fa, publc nuld tecone iaaIisrzed 10
ne ,rF s,.s-f. ami ,t al vain, wax AMI Nicod,
u.ru Do ai- q public ;fu,i,. 'r-Ilb al the sound.
shalt ItIHre O. hc - t the interesting q, ssiOn
-tfrrr.G 90 n the bushes, before ,sneless which
a,.-mng extraordinary Interest. .il print; but tar
hat the ,..cus. oa OF ir Tsrf qu-ston which lie,
undivided aurutoa, viii forbid bat Il can
10 lrre villa prop-ei,. Nil In the mean time believe
uic 90 5c with tte .gsesl rg.pcCt.
Your .c.lo~ -ciilIrn. and brother Why,
JNO. NJ BOrTs.
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Ao)
FROM Io.. 9. K. cNDERHCoo.

I. t.
Ce.er.u- ~ en-a cement, b, su.h dat cannot,
nr rv rr-.rHce 90 t. \saus Hal Ia the ciy 90 New
hIfk. r ,ns purpose preceding ihc Eainr ~ Tie ZION
iitsRT CLAf ot helfucky a. tAe wing Candidate icf ur
Prr,aci ~ Al jir LeNt Election
~ u.snt hc iuat great man % TIE uator Is
liz rlson {, De- elected is- hshcst office the g ol
..c Al, grour. vii hut row those impulses OF
rouu ar aver which. where mtursl.ug them.
,-s-, hA hrna H. h tho>" principles are prsonied
which alone conduit olT County "a mat eminent Pio,
usrv. that happy condition which She formerly enjoyed
The Internal trade a.i commerce at Your noble city are to
great extent para Esa tor the waut Of that Intimate COM
-ctau with III The aies OF the mon n e'unary sfdT
which voll be- established by National Bank. ready
and .a'c stem ci ENcLsngs at lnw prrmrms Noui iaci
,ae COLLECTIONS and extend Nour trade snd business 10
up INTERIOR % IN. Ion;usGi with advantage rot
only yours!ye,. bat 10 an those with whom yoa have
Transactions
T., complete your prosperity and make yo0r city the
lie world, nothlg more would be wanting but
,sc lilies of communication and transportation and tnrly-
interior population abe and willing 10 paw for the goods
supplied ~ New NDik No city prosper unless II b"
,.aiu.d b.. ,oyeEt Thrifty consumer, Your mrrna! m
frorfmenls iuIu. tine cham OF connection between Your
elves aud Ihe foWlrg. ghty West Let u.e popG -Non
OF tie graa valley prosper connect yourselves ~ih sen,
at nn.. by Caaas and Railroads, hut by Nasos"i
Currency, auI mgr can scarcely asgs uits 10
Your growth every thing that constitutes the hdppn>'
,ua time glory of q >rr. city. AZ classes mus. Hosrsh
rfsier s1-h % system Fun ,mpiavIns and good wages
30 make tie lumh dwellings ~ b" With coaioft What
salesman, 90 policy can e' q al these high Objects
equal gee that ~ ioug advocated by Henry
tIAYr
SATISFIED tbs. my re>euce wou'd administer more tN
pr.cusl sfafca0n than AID 10 the cause and Objects
iou ave IN view. you VIII regard my duties heie
suHiern; apo.ogy Tor flng to meet your lind Invitation
With great r,'peei your o., 's! yyi,;;,pwoon
H,-,r, Jle,b Acie, JoseI, Bot,e, ChaI. w. Grahso e.
b. Cro..c, ~ iistih nuir.