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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-08
MARRIAGES..

=, On the Och instant, Icy the Rev. T.. l.. Maeoon,
mmr FREDERioE WiLLETr, to Miss SARAn A. T..
Gibson vail Of this CIV
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n- APPHENTIC ES-Wantod At this Omce IN
learn the Printing Business Boys IA or m ve,r. M
age. None but those Of good character and who can
read and write, need apply. % ~
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NnTIf,Is

BELLE ISLE COMPANY.
NfS a meeting OF tho StockboIIo,, oc ,Lo Nil.
Isle Manufacturing Company is particularly desired
Bank Of Virginia. ''''''' ~ VIZ
JIG n. r. HAXAIJ p,.s;Jen,
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REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF FINANCE,


Upon Debt Liabilities, and Resouree Of he Communicable
The Committee of Finance, in pursuance of the
34th Rule of the House of Delegates, having had IN
der consideration the state of the debts, liabilities, and
resources of the Commonwealth, also the best and
most practical means of providing for the payment Of
the same -Thereupon, beg leave respectfully 10 sub
mil as part Of their duty, The following report and re-
solutions
They have deemed the Literary Fund an investment
sacredy devoted to the purposes of Educaton and not
10 be looked TO for The redemption or Sc
city of the debts Of the State, except under circnm-
stances of the gravest necessity and can add nothing
on that subject the reports submitted 10 this body
The Fund for internal improvement mainly resting
upon the State treasury for its support after eIhausng
its appropriate resources, draws annually from H.
amounting 10 more than two thirds Of the ordinary de
mands for the supsort Of the State government Lost
as has BEEN in the magnitude Of lis Indebtedness, in
viewing the financial condition of the State, it has been
blended in the fund Of the treasury, in order to
EXHIBIT more simply and ntelligiby the debts and re
sources of the Commonwealth. We find the aggregate
amount Of The debts to be- S7759,sl2. OF this sum,
$3.50 GAG consists of 100000 debt held By the Exc
cutve against the Fund of internal improvement $751;
36 State stock held by the Board of public works and
500 $50 State stock hold by the sinking fund These
estimate Of probable and current expenses OF
Government, Will presented the Hou in another report
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COMMUNICATED.
Al public meeting of the officers of the s2nd Regi.
ment, Virginia Militia, held al Lancaster C. H., the 10Th
December, 1912, (beng Court dayD COL Commandment
Isaac Currel called TO the Chair, and Lieut.. Col.
William P. Hsrcum appointed Secretary-whereupon
the following Preamble and Resolutions were adopted
Whereas, vacancy has occurred in this (Idth)
Aye,t, aud it devoving upon the present Legislature
TO ill the vacancy, be it therefore,
Rssoired, That Col. James NJ. Smith, Commandant
of line 37lh Regiment, Virginia Militia, is gentleman,
in our opinion, eminenty qualified to discharge the
duties of Brgader General
R.soircd, That our Representatives., Col Robert w
Carter of the Senate, and Dr. Elias B. Edmunds, of
tie House of Delegates, be requested 10 their in
uence 10 promote the election OF Col Smith 10 that
office.
Reso'red, That these proceedings be signed by the
President and Secretary, and thtt the Secretary trans
nit copies thereof TO Col. R. w. Carter and Or. E b
Edmunds, and also the Editors OF the Richmond Wing
and Enquirer, with request that they publish the same
in their respective journals
WM. P HARcuM See'y.
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WEDNESDAY, DEC. %, 1872.

..,,ner,s. this day, the very interesting expose
cae Of the a. Of The James nsb S Sas s seo
Ns'.Paa o,, i, movements Of The company, BY
he for The P,sn9"e% s .s of the
s. TOE .,ao'.. lest on its guaranteed bonds, are all
& 70 ms Aaass s,o %'H 9 add %s u n,
ss.s si1s ne he 'f Memorial a
sa@5sny which addressed to the Gs" ezra
% ~ s ss to them at Of ,h the pspS:s
VI ~ ~, Ia NEE, the leans of January and OF
f-'s,, &c and, also, praying fer an increase OF
& ss "A order 10 relieve the finances OF the com
a." ..t.n lay Inc foundation OF permanent Sinking
w. Lonc these propositions, too will be coolly
rn1 by thc Legislature, and decided upon sound
q: s.iaI principles They were p'9roS .I mace
' ,-t ,rrse3 TO By the meeting Of The Siockheid-
- WIKI soas notifications.
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To The Members Of the Virl,ina Legislature
portion Of the tax payers of the Old Dominion, and
consequently your constituents would wcrd to you
while you profe ssedly employed in attending TO our
interest
And while would speak in The language and spi
rt of superior to his inferior in political power, we
would DO 1T courteously and respectfully.
We want our business done right and promptly. No
legIsatlng about Federal politics, scheming and plot
ting about President making. We want you TO elect
tit and able citizen for Governor, economic in the
expenses of The Government, arrange the Congress,
slonal Districts pass the Revenue Bill, and adjourn
sine ds-hen will greet you with the highest reward
rendered the public agent BY his constituent.
But say you, show will you have The expenses OF
the Government reduced? Where shall we begin =
This is an easy command Begin with yourseires, and
then you prune down other branches with better
grace Recollect your per diem allowance, the length
OF your past sessions, and then look the prices are
receiving for the products of the coil This is not fair
Either curta the usual period OF your sessions one
thhd, or reduce your per diem allowance to what 1t
Have your departments not more clerks employed
than ate absolutely required or you will legisale
less, less cerkng will do) What good benefit have
we received from our Geological survey What need
have we for corps of Civil Engineers, or the o9ire Of
ci0il Enginter' We have "enongh of Internal I'm
provemen:s, plenty of surveyed Turnpike Roads,
Carefully rolled and deposited the archires Of The
State. True, mighty pretty papers. But how much
have they cost US ,
We are content to let our Governors salary remain
as II is. 1t is little enough, in oil conscience. But
cannot our civil list be lille prunedo Say you in
our good Book, Judges comes first, then Kings,
and "Jeshurcn waxed fat, and now kicks" Who lie
afraid Cut them down little.
Should you still unheed Wishes and return among
us, expecting our continued confidence depend upon
it "vcu reckon without your host" This is not the
idle sentiment of the houghtess and giddy, hut it is
the opinion Of the largest, Ut is believed, portion of
your constituents, who feel determined 10 apply the
corrective at the proper time How pleasuable though
would be TO to have it in power TO say to you
when you return among u.s. "Well done. good and
faithful servant, you entitled continued
6dence. Tar payers Of the Piedmont Country.
December l2, 1912
Il The Wing and Compiler requested 10 copy.
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that the true causes may appear Whatever influence
the information conveyed to by your letter may
have had in my mind, il should have had none on
Captain Bolton. He under my orders, and had no
right 10 go behind them and, in furnishing your letter
TO the Navy Department, as circumstance which in
auenced him in quitting the Mediterranean TO return TO
the United States, he has, think, devated from true
military course.
shall, at all times, declare, that in furnishing Cap
tain Bolton with copy of the minutes referred TO, il
was not intended that they should be made public, and
feel that have been much injured by their publca
ton.
have thus given you exposition of this matter
at the earliest momen and beg leave TO add that deeply
regret and deplore the which has been pursued
With very great respect,
have the honor to be, Sir,
Your obedient servant,
ISAAC HULL.
IS. If MIR. Powell is still in London, will you do
me The Eayor 10 show him This letter,
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Total deficiency,
Deduct-held by Executive a.
gainst internal improvement
fund, 100000

derived from the fund created for the
redemption of the loan obtained the States subscription
Petersburg railroad company Of The dividend received
from said company and invested
ito loan Of sao o obtained for payment Of sub
scrpon the Petersburg company sinking fund has
been created dividends received from The
which amounted the 3h september last TO s4 3d. aer
paving the entire interest which accrued the oan leaving
provided for g. ts thrown upon
any general linking fund hereafter TO be established
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Deaths.

Died, at Edge Hill, the residence of her father,
Tuesday, December 20lh in Inc 9th year of her age,
MARoARET SMITH RASDoLr H, wife Of William M.
Randolph, Esq, of Port Gi bson, Miss, and eldest
daughter Of Thomas j. Randolph, Esq, Of Albemare.
Her mind was equally remark able for masculine ener
gy and the feminine traits and accomplishments.
She united to the most engaging Of
rare dignity of department. None approached her but
to admre-nune knew her bs; to love. She bore the
trials and fortunes Of long and wasting mnlady with
silent patience and, retaining her faculties perfectly
to The last, expired with urirufled serenity Hers was
the life and death Of genuine Christian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-28

Young LADIES' SEMINARY, CHARLOTTE Corsr Horsr,
i Va, Req. MICHAEL OSBORNE, PrinepaL-The Winter
Seson will Tuesday, the 10th day Of January
will close the day of June
Music taught hthcrtn instruction will be
given in Vocal Music, II suitable afforded
The Principal would be pleased TO family
few Young Ladies, whose department.
religious culture faithful attention would paid by himself
and NTs. Osborne.
Terms In Summer. with additional charge
fuel of 81 day scholars and S. boarding scholars
Charlotte c. H., Va, Dec %, 1912 70--t.
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18th Dec, 1912.
By The Lieut,nant Governor IF FirginiG.
a PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS has been represented that Hemon C;ee
w Jail Of Loadoun county, charged
with burglary and awaiting his trial. las made his escape, and
going 1T large:
Virginia. acting Governor Of the Constitution
do hereby offer reward of fifty dollars any person.
who will appeend the said Geeson, md deliver him the
Jail of Loudoun county. And require all officers civil aud
military and request the people Of lLe Commonwealth,
proper diligence for the Of the said fugitive that he may be
dealt with the law directs.
Given under hand and under the lesser seal Of Com
nonwealh, Richmond, this 2ih day Of December. in
ZEAL the year ls4l JS0 NJ. GREGORY
fernon Gieeson web man, about feet inches
high, with dark lair and eyes The forenger Of hand he
eved be the LEM il mutItated His voice son and bis
plansbI though his look Is somewhat dowBcas and
lie had when lie escaped black and
black pan,aioons his sir: dirty ard hs beard long
Dec % 10-wiU
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SouTH CARoLISA-The Legislature of this State
on Tuesday last, after having passed Resolutions re-
commencing that the fine imposed by Judge Hall upon
General Jackson be refunded TO him BY the Congress
.! the U s. with full legal interest," and that the fine
imposed on Dr. Cooper, under the Alien and Sedition
laws, tor libel on JOHN Adams, while President of the
u $, be refunded TO his heirs, with full legal interest
and requesting their Senators and Representatives 10
their efforts in the promotion of these objects, then adj
lourned
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DIT HANDS WANTED The Midlothian Coal Mining Com
wish hire able bodied for under ground work
the mncs-for such q liberal hire VIII he paid
Hands Coal Mines well clothed fed and humaney
treated well regulated Hospital kept under The Of
competent Steward and daily attended by three Physicians
Owners make such selection Of Physician they
ptefr Where company LEI. select fer the owners
The hands viii placed under the Of two Physicians
win attend jointly The charge per haEd for Medical
tendancr, will be three dollars per anDur'.
depressed times s believed to be greatly to the In
of hire them The pits where higher
urices are paid other employ and where
there Is less danger accidents than generally believed
As will that only Of death
occurred NJ the Midlothian Mines tie present 40
hands resulted diseases contracted before
hands came pits Indeed Of
has occurred in any the Coal Mines this vicinity during
the present year. A. ;. WOODBRIDGE,
Precedent 4f the Midlothian Csdi Mining Company
We Jointly attend the Miiiotheu Coal Shining Companys
hands and such OF their brd hands they .c sesct
Medical for pleasure IA bearing testimony
To The correccess ana fairness The foregoing advertisement
:. II. ROYALJ., 81. D.
W. y. BALL, N. ID.
am the Physician referred To In the foregoing advertise,
ment attending OF the HANDS hired 10 the Mdothas
Mining Company and unite IN sustaining the facts
JEFFERSON HANCOCK, MD.
oath Der 7G-3t
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EXCHANGE READING ROoM-The subscribers the above
II Room informed will he this evening" wing
various alterations and improvements, which
Will meet their appreciation Subscribers and visitors pa
cuary requested attention the regulations
which made for good and
TO the comfort Of ALL Those gentlemen have not
heen solicited TO subscribe respectfully requested
Room and do If the arrangements &c, their
appreciation The first half yearly payment will received
nj tie Reading Room. A. STEVENS.
Dec. Is 70-1t
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- y. HUDSON. DExrisI, performs Ill operations the
H. TEETH for their beauty and
cornpbe teeth singly full sets, approved
plans.
Ladies' and Gentlemen interested respectfully invited TO
call examine his assortment Of teeth comprising
re,y shade carefully selected from the celebrated
facursrs
lie Artificial Paates, designed
O It's proper and sound
Refer DR. Pumer Rev. Dr. Empe, Hubbard Gardner
Co.. Gen. Bernard Pcyton Dr. ChambeIayne Dr. Brockeu
broush g. g Baxter ESQ Dr. Il. c. Cahei General Pesran,
George Watson NJ ID.
5r Office on Main street, square above tie Banks.
dec % 6s-wIy
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BIZ The Lieutenant Governor of Virginia.

=
XS7IEREAS il has been represented 10 that WILLIAM
w RUTcHESoN junior, lac 81 enr!co charged
felony kidnapping slave, has He'd from justice and
going at large:
New John NJ. Gregory Lieutenant Governor OF
Virginia. acting OF the
hereby reward of hundred dollars person
persons who will apchend the said VIM iucheson and deli
him Jail of IIenco equity And require all officers
civil and military and request the peo. Of the Commonwealth.
diligence lhe said fugitive that
he may be dealt with the law Directs
Given my hand and under the lesser Com
Eonweath, Richmond this 27th day OF December In
t'.AL'l the year 1912. JOHN u. GREGORY.
William Hutchinson is forty years DID, feet 10
inches high straight with broad shoulders legs rathtr
small prominent cheek bones blue hair black
long, chiefly tile lef. Ills countenance some
peculiar and forbidding in its
Dec % 7o-w4w
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-Wdrrluges.
Married. Wednesday morning e2nd, by tho Rev Mr
Sco OF Petersburg Sir. JAMES PHapIEroS Of King Queen
county, Miss VIRGINIA. daughter Hugh Campbell, Esq OF
Chesterfield county.
Married, in April last, BENJAMIN T. BoRrs ESQ.,, ELIZA
ASsA widow Of the Peter M'veur Professor Hap
den Sydney College, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-28

RICHMOND MARKETs-Dee. q, 1872
Mailing doing in Tobacco other produce OF The
christmas holidays.
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1--WE DOLLARS kEWARp.!ost or sio.en, twenty dollar
note OF the Chemical! Bank, New York. Any person
ceive th above reward leaving the this Office
persons requested in OF the Of such
10 stop il.
DecSs 10-ltt
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The Legislature Of New Hampshire adjourned o,
Friday last.
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EAMTLY FLOUR, from the Virginia Mills Burneys do, and
Lanshornes do.-for sale flor cash only by
WOMBLE & DEANE.
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fBl
STATEMENT OF LOANS
Made TO Joint Stcek Companies, rith the amount Of
Interest due Mtreon-and also the amount subscribed
by the Commonwealth 10 the Stock Of each Company:
Interest Principal Amount sub
due and loaned 10 scrioed TO the
unpaid. company stock BY the
Rtats-
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The Richmond dock com.
pany.-The dock has
been sold under the lien
Of the Common wealth,
and bought by the James
river and Kanawha COM
pany for 100000 (not
paid for)
Petersburg and Roanoke
railroad, 6 per cent
Portsmouth and Roanoke,
100000 at 5-S50,000
at & per cent
Winchester and Potomac,
$4,000 at 5-Sl42,000
at 6 per cent,
Richmond e. Petersburg,
6 per cent,
City Point, 6 per cent,
James river and kanawha
Company,
Valley turnpike,
Directors of Ohio and Ma.
ryland road,
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Deduct-State stock held by
Board Of Public Works,
Deduct-sinking fund,
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RUNAWAY NEGRO.

RUNAWAY NEGRO.
THERE is now in The Jail Of Floyd county Kentucky 100
self JOHN He he belongs Mr. WOODWARD OF Charles
ton e taken from the neiebohood Of
ynchufg Virginia. when young-and that he left Charleston
August think he read little, and has oDdDesy
ne has told tho truth or He about 10 inches high CT
rather mulatto 80 and 40 Of
in his d.poton, had when taken brown dress
and he belonged
Mr. Minis Of Virginia. Lyrchhurg weighs les or
o ITO poupds made The have said Slave
''p'' N''''''' mo. WALDEcK, Tailor.
dec 2S 70-6t
T1EMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, BccxIsoHAn coUy.
IT. VAThe Faculty. rs at present organized, consists OF
Rev A. M Professor Of Languages, Moral and
Mental Philosophy.
MI Thomas Johnson A. b. Professor Of Mathematics and
Experimental Sciences
.irs. Mary A. Lea, GOverIess
Miss Mary A. Bailey, PrecepeEs instrumental and Vocal
Music and Teacher Of French
Miss Harriet Bailey, Assistant Precepiress In Music. and
Principal OF the Preparatory department.
Mr.. Geo. w. F. Dashie Steward.
The session uionls Is divided into equal terms
the "Wednesday in January ISi3 private
examinations and the second term will the day
thereafter
To graduate in English including French and
soansh requires period Of three years. 18th
lin and Greek languages four; unless pupil has advanced
yond the elementary branches
Rates Of Tuition for monihs
For elementary English branches SIS
For higher English studies, with Languages. Ia
Music extra, including the use # instrument %
Board, including tights, fuel, bedding, &C., 80
PaynenL tuition and board III adSance otherwise interest
-" ~ BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Dec % 70-w4w
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GREEN SPRINGS LAND FOR SALE.-I will sell to the
" highest bidder, Wednesday, The 4,h OF January next
the premises the Of Land wherein reside
ing 400 This land lies in the Green Spring neshboood
which Is provebial for hcainess is for the auhry
OF W SOIL and is bounded by the lands Of William Ragand
b. Vest, and others.
sary out houses suitable small family Also Grsl and
Saw M failing stream, with remarkably wealthy
neighbohood sde and perfect wilderness of timber
the other.
Terms-Oneird Of the purchase money In hand the
balance in one and two equal annual nstaments.
ROBERT CHEWING
Iauea Derc
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Wa have no news from the North BY last nights
mail
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CLARKSVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY, yA.-The ne1t SEES
- sion Of this Institution will the first day Of
February and end the LIST day Of August following
Terms per session of six months:
Board, including every personal accommodation eco
Tuition IN the higher English Branches, ls
IS Music, and use Of Instrument, g,
6 Latin or French, extra,
class Of Misses under u years will be taken Is
SAML- l. VENABLE, Principal.
Dec. g
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81, ano icc
r,;,,h,s ,.se,. - moo, the animal liabilities of the
Rank ,toc, held bv the Treasury
24.4Ss shares Welding .t4 per
cent. annual revenue, 97,952
2s4 shares 2)ld Iomes River Com.
nano .tocL ;, On nov CON, s5oo
nroveuen, 71os
p,o' 81 va,,ou r.;.o a.. '"'
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FOR THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER

s. If Mr.. Powell is still in London, will you dc
me the favor 10 show him this letter?
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EEIALE scHooL-The School for ?oung ladies', my
dsnc1 in the county of Hanover about !! mites from the city
Of Richmond, viii be continued the ensuing under the di
eciion Of Miss A. F. Barnard an approved teacher who wei.
qualified 10 give instruction In the various departments u study
usually asss IL the s Fs%n e, Se VIII
attention will be paid TO their moral we'll their intellectual
The beath Character and Of society
nrsbcrood render his situation eligible for those
guardians who wish educate their shers WARDS
ing the 18Th Of January and chasing The 18th Of DeeemSs nh
months vacation In The Summer 71ms-Board and Tuition
en month"; There viii he s era essr @ sa
Drawing S. woisied and Wax Flowers So and Needle
EDWIN SHELTON.
MELIA ACADEMY-he preset session viii esd JuIy I.t
ls4s few vacancies may be hed al The rate of s per
month from The time Of entrance, payable In adyane
neehbor the Hoa VIVA Archer who Is in.matsy
acquainted with hOh Direct postpaid Eik t,in p o. Amea-
Nov. Is ss-wew
ITO DEALERS rs TOBACCO AT THE UPLAND INsPEC
TiOSS-By act OF the legislature OF this State seems
by State Warehouse: We The In
Guilty oseeo n , din
have effected an insurance In three different responsible. Offices
will at all times keep 1t fully covered
Nor.sa s7Hwew
T Aly NoTICE.-wooD BoUl.DIN 4 WM. C. CARING
TON, ATToRsEIs At Law, Charlotte couythoase Vs viii,
attend all the heretofore by Mr. udin IN.
Superior and Inferior Court. Of Charlotte Campbell, Meeken
and VIII both 10 responsible for all business either
Nov. = 57-w6w
ERCHANTs Families others are respectfully reminded
1 that stck of China Qneensware Glass i stl a,e
embracing Of the latest and pecst patterns aud Tor 49,
prices wS F. sS y r. doors
Nov. Is sSs,I
FLAx SEED wANTED.-we wish to pore1..e 100 1u.,...
s1mSH'e' ss' =, iss< s7-tI
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$4,000 GO, 500
$500 $4,000 100000
1920 10000 a56,65o
$4,000 100000 10000
1928 10000 100000
$500 $4,000 6O,OOs
100000 $780, 500
$4,000 234 1926
10000
os7 600 3,OS4,315
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M ERCHANTS Families and are respectfully reminded
M that sck Of China Qneensware Glass stlI a,e
embracing Of the latest and pretcs patterns and for
at prices corresponding with the times " ''''
WM. F. BUTLER, 3 doors above The Bell Tavern
Nov. IS ~ ~ sa ,. a,.
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L Flax Seed. JorI W WoWs 40 ~ !. 01 %ns
rEmviiie, New O. let2 Hfii
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Marriages,

S65,7Ia $4,000 3,os4,375