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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
DECEMBER co. 1S43

DECEMBER 90, 1843.
INDIAN QUEEN (BRowN's) HOTEL.
Z. Taylor, E. Rosemary, Mr. Pendleton, Baltimore
John McLeane, G. Epping s. c.; 2. B. Beall, VIM.
Q. Reeder, Ihos. Estep, Md; J. w. Branner, N. c.;
E. Huntington, Conn; G. J. Wilson, Va; Thomas
Warner, A. E. Dougherty, Phia. R. C. Edwards,
N. "; A. Hickman, s. C.
CITY (rULLERs) HOTEL.
John r. Simonson j.; VIM. johnson, Jas. Ro-
berts, Del.
EUROPEAN (GALABRuN's) HOTEL.
MIR. Rosseter, Mr.. Peabody, Ga; James Brown,
Va; VIM. P. Hansford, Del.
EXCHANGE (TYLER's) HOTEL.
Samuel Y Harris, Q. G. Harris, Md; Capt Bush,
Alexandria
TEMPERANCE (BEERss) HOTEL.
VIM. Florey, Mass; mlah Moore and lady, N.
j.; JOS. 0. Chiffon, Va. S. M. Parsons, N. Y.
VIRGINIA. (swEETINe's) HOTEL
Mr.. Foote, Mr.. Weaver, w. H. Rodgers, Mr. Rust,
Geo. Calvert, Mr.. Smith, Va.
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MAKING A sHow.-The correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Inquirer says, the ewould-be aris-
tocrats" at Washington announce party, and
then hire the most gorgeous ornaments from the
silversmiths, which they return next morning
for the use of others. Whoever is in the habit
Of going to parties, is thus in fair way to meet
old acquaintance every night
What does the correspondent of the Inquirer
mean by ",comd-be aristocrats 2" Is he one of
them ?-do " birds of feather flock together 2"
man who would accept the Inequalities of
friend, and then expose his family affairs, would
steal his coat We advise the correspondents
"1vould-be aristocrats" to take care of their
spoons.
Won't RuN.--The Hon. Thos M. T. McKen-
nan, of Washington county, who was fixed upon
by the Wings as their candidate at the next
gubernatorial election, declines the nomination
for Governor of this State, in letter to the editor
of the Harrisburg Reporter, dated Washing ton,
December 6, 1S43; but tells the party they may
command his services in any way to promote
the election of Henry Clay in ls44.-PhHadel-
phia Chronicle.
We are truly sorry to see the above announce
meni, but view it as another evidence of the self
sacrificing principles of the Hon. Thomas M. T.
McKennan; than whom, better Wing does
not exist He will not serve himself, but tells
| the party they may command hisservices in any
| way for HENRY Clay" Worthy of the man
NAvAL.-The United States schooner Phoenix
was to sail from Norfolk yesterday for Chagres.
The following is list of her officers:
| Arthur Sinclair, Esq, lieut.. coming.
J. A. Doyle and Van R. Morgan, act'g leuts.
| Marus Duvall, assistant surgeon.
w. A. Henry, passed midshipman.
| W. H. Chick, purser's clerk.
| The Pensacola Gazette Of 9th instant says:
The U. S. ship Vincennes, Captain Buchanan,
has received orders to proceed down the Gulf on
cruise, and will sail in the early part of the en-
suing week.
The United States brig Oregon, Lieutenant
Commanding Percy, sailed on the 9TH instant for
| New York
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L OCAL N E w S.

Coroner's Inquest-More Of RUNS doings.--
Free negro, Shadrach Hawkins was found dead
early yesterday morning, in the fields north Of
St Johns Church. in the First Ward. An in
quest was held by Thomas Woodward. Esq,
Coroner and the following facts were elected
that the deceased was seen the night before
about o'clock, in beasly state Of intoxication,
and that being exposed to the incemency of the
weather, assisted by that draught fresh draron
from Hell, he persisted. The verdict was in ac-
cordance with the facts.
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w ASHIN G. I 0 N.
THURSDAY MORNING. DEC. 81. ls4s.
THE WINGS RALLYING EVERY WHERE.


Scarcely paper comes to US from any quar-
ter that does not give evidence Of the move
ments of the Wings preparatory to the great
contest which is to take place the approaching
year. We noticed the other day the formation
of Clay Clubs IN every part Of the Old Dominion,
and the active movements Of our warm hearted
friends in that State. We look to her with hope.
Old Virginia, we are sure, viii not forget one
Of her own sons-one whose fame is already the
inheritance of the nation, and to whose honored
name the next and succeeding generations Of
those who call her mother, will point as one of
proud diadem she will not discard her own le-
gitimate heir "to the manor born" and take to
her embrace another's child? Will the Eagle
discard her own bird Of Jove" and adopt "a
mousing owl 2" Never.
In the last Columbus (Ohio) Journal, we OBJ
serve call Of the State Committee for a State
Convention, TO be held on the 10th day of jan
uary.
AThe object of this Convention is the selec-
ton Of suitable candidates for Governor, and for
Electors of President and Vice Pres,dent-to
appoint t,Oo Delegates, from the State at large,
to the National Wing Convention, to be held al
Baltimore, in May next, and to take the initiate
ry steps for thorough and complete organiZa-
ton Of the Democratic Wing Party, preparatory
to the great political contest Of l844-such or
ganization as will bring the People out to the
polls in their full strength, for one more effort to
rescue the Government Of the country from those
who regard the institutions and treasure Of the
people as spoils with which 10 reward political
gladiators -for one more strong effort to place
the control Of public affairs in the hands Of hon.
est and capable men, who, faithful to the Con-
stituton, will in their administration, direct all
the energies and power Of Government to pro
mote the general prosperity and happiness of the
whole People, and put an end to misrule and
mal-administratio D--to stay that system of poll
cy which sets up the public Offices as created,
for the advantage of the persons called to fill
them, and not for the security and the welfare of
the people. aa
These are comprehensive and patriotic objects,
and we trust the good people Of Ohio will come
forth in their strength as they did in 1910, when
they set such a noble example to the other
States of the Union, and which many Of them,
Kentucky among the number, followed. Let
her do now for the Statesman Of the West what
Kentucky then did for the Soldier of the West,
and the country will be once more placed in safe
and able hands. '1To take the intiatory steps
for thorough and complete organization of the
Democratic Wing party, preparatory to the great
contest of 1884," That is right. We hope those
initiatory steps will be everywhere Immediately
TAKEN There is no time to lose. Organize
organize. Spread light among the people.
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ers the ensuing season from an extensive pattern
Jesse Smith, Of Cleveland, is said to be about
building boat which will leave our largest craft
in the shade, as TO size and finish. Report saws
1880 tons. -
Thomas Wilson Dorr the hero of Chepachet
ana Statesman OF the Foundry, now in durance
we Y, lor treason, has been appointed one of the
delegates from Rhode Island to the Locofoco
National Convention at Baltimore
James Dunlap, Esq, President Of the Bank Of
ILLINOIS, was appointed by the Locofoco Conven-
ton OF the first judicial circuit, in this State,
delegate to represent the Democratic party of
the hrst judicial circuit of Illinois, in the Nation
al Convention, to be holden at Baltimore. on
Monday. the 4th day of May, 1874" We are
not at all surprised at this selection. The State
bank system should certainly be well represented
to Mr.. Van Buren's Convention oauao .Iur
Mormons.-A fresh squad of 80 able-bodied
mormons have arrived in New York from Liver
pool. They are in good spirits
Fromthe Cherokee Nation.-The Creeks have
passed a law expellins all white men from the
liinlts OF the Nation, who play at cards, whether
they have Indian wives or not.
Judge Wells, Of the United States District
Court OF Missouri. was lying dangerously ill at
Jefferson city on the 7th inst The business Of
the court was continued to the mex, term.
Steamboat Burnt We learn from the Charles.
ton Courier that the steamboat Kershaw. with
966 bales OF cotton on board, was totally DESTROY
ed by fire on the night Of the 18th inst, while
lying at the plantation of Mr. ]. C. Singleton.
about 81 miles below Columbia, with the entire
cargo at which place she had commenced
loading.
A true bill OF indictment has been found bv =
grand jury OF New York against Hough. CHARGED
with the robbery of the United States mail at
Hudson. -
South Carolina.-The Education Committee
have reported against the recommenda tion of III
Governor to abandon the free system of common
schools. They admit that it has failed of an
swerIng full the hopes of the friends Of educa-
ton, but think that, instead Of being abandoned,
it ought to be reformed.
Horrible Death.-A young man, name not
given. in the employment of John Evans glue
manufacturer, in Troy, fell into vat of boiling
liquld on Sunday last, and was so badly scalded
that he died in about eight hours afterwards suf
lerlng IN the mean time most overwhelmingly.
Hon. VIM. Montgomery, Representative in
the 10Th Congress, from North Carolina, died in
Orange county on the 3Oth ult
The Columbia (Pa.) Spy mentions a rumor
that there has been over issue of relief notes
by the Berks County Bank, and that the Stale
has already received and cancelled the amount
authorized to be issued"
Handsome.-T The officers and crew Of the Vim
cennes. lying at Pensacola, have subscribed $1s5
for the relief of the relatives of those who
per'shed IN the United States schooner Gram
pms.
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the Tariff
ALBANY, Feb. IS, 1843.
My Dear Sir: / thank you very kindly for
your friendly letter. ! have at no time, nor any
where. hesitated to express my decided disap-
probation of the Tariff act Of the last session, as
well In respect to the principle upon which it is
founded, as to its details. In good time you will
have my views in respect to that and other sub
lects before the public In the meantime, be-
lleve me to be, very sincerely,
(" Your friend and obt servt
MARTIN VAN BUREN," 4
The opinion Of Mr.. Van Burens New York
city Commercially organ of the Tariff:
I" 1t (the Tariff enables the lords of capital the
eastern manufacturers, to accumulate wealth,
not by an honest competition, but by a monopoly
of the entire market; by grinding the poor ope-
ratives in the dust of perjury and want !; by taking
from the farmer double the worth of necessary
articles, and by keeping off foreign importations,
SO that foreign ports are virtually closed against
him; and is not this system oflegaliSed plum
der ?"-Piebeian
Very well. Now if the Tariff be so objection
able as Mr.. Van Buren, and his New York city
organ represent it, why do not his friends in
Congress 'come up to the scratch" and sustain
Mr. Rhett in his attempt to modify or repeal the
present Tariff, for the purpose Of establishing
horizontal rate Of low duties? Why do they
stand shilly-shallying We like to see mems
actions conform to their acords. The Calhoun
men are honestly opposed to the Tariff, and
show their principles by their acts; but the Van
Buren, sold Hunkers" use different kinds Of
language in different States, and in different Sec
tions of the same State SO that no one can tell
if they can themselves what they really mean.
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Send your "Standdrd" this way How do
you expect us to rally, unless we have a-siand-
ard around which to do il 2? Bedford (Pa.) In
quirer.
Boy let our "Stondard" be sent to Brother
Chapman; tell him TO plant it on the peak Of
the Alleganies, and call upon the Wings of Bed
ford TO rally around and support il But don't
erop, Brother Chapman don't crow. il shocks
our nerves
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Wiers great painting Of the Em6arkation Of
The Pilgrims. we understand, will be placed in
the ro,undo Of the Capitol to-day. Our citizens
may anticipate rich treat, as the press Of the
northern cities have spoken of it in the highest
terms Of praise.
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The Statuary representing the Trial Of Christ,
still continues open at Apollo Hall day and eve
ming. We can say no more in commentator
OF this group than has been already said is
the most imposing exhibition that it has been
our pleasure to witness for many years
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Observation-Disclosures IN THE CAMP

REBELLION-TRAITO IN THE CAMP.
We were utterly astounded on looking over
the Charleston Courier of the 4th inst, TO per-
ceive the announcement of meeting of the
CLAY CLUB Of Charleston, S. c.. What is re-
bellion rearing its front in Mr.. Calhoun's own
Palmetto State? Are there Wings enough in
Charleston to form Clay Club? We were not
aware Of the fact till now, and most heartily do
we rejoice at it.--Ner Orleans Bee.
What! Clay Club in Charleston, S. c.
Has rebellion truly reared its front in the Pal
metto State? :" What may we not expect after
this announcement "What will Uncle Gabriel
of the Enquirer say % z" Skies bright'' Ho-
nor to the Wings Of Charleston. Though few
in numbers, yet undismayed; glorious exam
pie, and worthy of imitation in similarly benight-
ed regions.
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Distressing Occurrence. gentleman, yester-
day, while riding in buggy wagon upon the
avenue, ruptured blood vessel, from which the
blood flowed in great profnsion. He was taken
to his room at Gadsby's Hotel, and several Of
our ablest physicians Immediately sent for, who
done all that art and skill could suggest to allie
viate the suffering stranger. AT the time of
writing, o'clock, he is lying in very preca-
rious situation. We have not been able to ascer-
tain his name, but learn he is from Kentucky.
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Negro Gambling. Michael Burley, an old
offender, was yesterday fined two dollars and costs
by Justice Thompson, for playing at games of
chance. Let this be warning to his brother
blacklegs for the future
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THE TARIFF.

The Southern opinion of Martin Van Buren, Of
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CLIPPINGS.

The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser states,
that the lake folks are cutting out for new steam
ers the ensuing season from an extensive pattern
Jesse Smith, Of Cleveland, is said to be about
building boat which will leave our largest craft
IN the shade, as TO size and finish Report SAYS
800 tons, ~
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Thomas Wilson Dorr, the hero of Chepache
and statesman of the Foundry, now in duranc,
vile for treason, has been appointed one of tn,
delegates from Rhode Island to the Locofoc,
National Convention at Baltimore.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-10
From the NatienaI Inieli,g,ne, Of Ye.teriau

We have sudously avoided taking any notice of AN nm
happy personal encounter which took place. days ago.
at Stanton, (Va) between Governor TmoMAs of the Stat.
oi Maryland, and Governor McDowILI of the S,ate of
Nrgnin, atlerinaw of the forcr) We regret that the
notice taken oi II by Governor TnoNAs in the following
publication obgcs depart from this course or leave
our readers in Maryland and Virginia wholly ignorant of
proceeding in which they have interest," far as their
respective Chief Magistrates parties concerned:
FROM THE BALTIMORE REPUBLICAN SATURDAY.
Messrs EDroRs: Seeing that article which appearcd
originally IN the Richmond Star, il being copied generally
by the newspapers authentic patry affair
M which was reluctantly concerned Saunton due
10 myself In That il does injustice. Being however
entirely certain that the force Of what now reluctantly
compaed To make public be the least degree d.
minscd by misrepresentation of miserable and contep
ube assault made where would not be per-
United properly TO chnstisc my cowardy assailant shall
not be diverted from the course long marked out for
myself to engage IN newspaper controversy any kind
II my chaace. for manness needs the aid of contest rs
10 the merits OF scuiic in crowd, it worth prcserv.
ing.
The painful and humiliatng affair in which am iivolv
cd demands, and shall receive much
cnt Measures will be taken aud pursued uninuenccd by
lear favor or affection, To unye, in becoming
every act and circumstance necessary establish
character Of all concerned in bringing about dissoyng
my Inflated marriage. When every thing has been disclosed
have perfect confidence that prevalent msapprchensons
which my long silence has afforded opportunity TO create
as To the propney OF my conduct the most and
delicate relation of life, will be corrected and removed
FRANCIS THOMAS.
q
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W0RTHAMS OFFICE,
ENCJt HTHnsNG

For "Wednesday evening per mail New Jersey Glass
No ~. Capital Pnles-3 Of $4,000 each $500. 1924
20 of 1000, 10 Of 300 30 Of 300, 2Ig Of 100 &c Is
Nos-li drawn. Tickets s..
For Thursday evening per mail Alexandra Lottery
Extra, Glass No. los. Capital Pnzes-S15 900 10000
5000, 1000, $751; 10 Of 1000, 10 Of 500 10 Of COO 10
OF 5OO l2O Of 400 (bcing the lowest number prize
and the LIST and ID, the lstand Ith each 5000 Sc Is
Nus-ll drawn. Tickets 81.
For FRIDAY IN the Exchange at35 o'clock. p. VI. Va.
ieesbure, Class No. 10 Capital Prizcs-SsOOO. 5000,
1900, 1000, GOO 400 20 Of $50. 30 Of 100. &c GG
Nos-lO drawn. Tickets 50 80.
For siuirly, received Monlay Morning
Grand Consolidated Extra Class No. ~. Capitals Pr
zcs-SsOO0 1000 1900, 1000 600 400 % Of IJO 20 Of
100 %c. G6 Nos-lO drawn. Tickets 50 -.
Splendid Scheme for 18th May at Alexandria Class %
Capials-S3jOOO, 10000 5000. 5000, 1857 1000 1900
leOO, 1900 1000 Of 1900. at 1900 Ut 1850 100
OF 500 100 Of lOO, &c. - Nos-l2 drawn Tickets
$40.
For Saturday 2Oth MAY
Alexandra Lottery, Cast ~ Capitalism 900 10
600, 6OOO, 1900, 2O of 1000 90 II 500 ~ VI 900 %
Of 300, &c. Osdrawn No. 500 ID or 3rd SIG: ith or
9th, Sl2' lowest Prize SlOl Tickets $40.
Mammoth Lottery, for 81 MAY. Alexandria Cl,ss NJ
Cnptals-SG0,0O0, 10000, 5000. 10000 snOO. 7O0l
5000 5000, 1000, $500, 2Jll, prizes Of 2JOO Of 1850
10 Of 1900, ~ II 1850 SCOT 1000 80 Of 500 80 of 900
100 Of 900, &C.
IN this loisry there more prizes than blank and
more than onehi IT toe prizes with either three ar two of
the drawn numbers. ~ Nns-lG drawn. Tickets $40
R1- B-Pockagca whole halves anil quarters or singh
tickets for alc ~ & office Az orors AMI attended
:" with pfonpines CIAs. WORKMAN.
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STATIONS OFFICE,
FOIrRTEENTu STD EE,,r

Drawn Nos Of the Va Monongall Lottery, Gas 9-Dnwn
May
ii % O. - 81 50 10 CT Sc - a.
Sl0,OOO-SlO OO0-SIO 1000.
New Jersey, No. is, for Wednesday evening. Capt.
taS-3 of SlOOOO, 20 Of 1000, SC Is Nos-ii drawn.
Wholcs So; halves 80; quarters l %
S25,O00-SIO.OOO
Alexandra, No. ITO, Extra, for Thursday evening
Capitals 600, 10000, 5OOO 10 Of 1000 10 of 500.
10 of GOO. 10 OF 500 100 of 100 LIST and 3D. or LIST
aud 18th, $780, ID and 3rd ID and ith or Bird and 9Th
800. WhoIcs 50, halves Il quarters p
SsOOO-S 900.
Va Lcesburg, No. 49, for Friday at the Exchange at
half past o'clock. Captals-SsOOO, 5000 1000, &c.
Go Nos-lO drawn. Wholes 81 30; halves -; quar-.
tcrs ~ cents.
SSO00-S3.OOO
Grand Consolidated, No. 10, Extra, for Monday. Ca.
pitals-SsnOO, JOOO 1000, &c. &c. G6 Nos-IO drawn.
Wholcs 81 30; halves %; quarters 62.
S3jOOO, 10000
Alexandra, No. %, for Monday Morning. Capitals
$4,000, 10000 5000, 5000 2OOO 100 Of 500, 100 Of
400 &c % Nos.-l2 drawn. wholcs $40; halves 81;
u Tickets IN all the Lotteries and the lucky Nos for
sale at STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

IN OTIC E.-Ihe subscriber returns his most
sinoefe thanks 10 s nien public generally
liberal support he has received twenty
thfee years and informs them that
WASHINGTON HOTEL. and Undergoing a thofoagh
tair INSIDE and and will be- ready reception of HI.
if'eni- ani the public by urr FIRST Of MAY NEXT.
hks newspaper nfng, bot VIII ssy
wiz L. IA t-ief onlcf than has b.n
one OF The mot pleasant locations and haulsus-t
view IN Richmond ifonug ia. taptoi ami
surrounding country u sriii be- furnished AMI
bedding shall BE- good AMI tabL
with he best e market aoi AMI shall be up
oh virginia a my stables shall be well suIFe and
by good o-ie el.nnly aud
commanding; prices san be made the hard nss
AMI my friends AMI the public will call. think
shall liz abb 10 pleas" t pfce
IN such MANNER that ury VIII h. certain repeat tr
ivan ny another un that NJ drunkenness gaming any
dissipation VIII BE- allowed bois.. Il kept peg
feet order can be- found my oil stand
JOHN TAI.MAN.
0 n. BTbe Swan for rent Gra rate stand for
OF For nfofua.
ton, enquire Of the subscriber.
JOHN TAI.MAN.
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Besides Prizes $3.50, $50 $40 SEQ $50 $40 SIS SEA
So, SI2 $40.
q No L<tery-lC Drawn Ballots,
itckets only $50 halves 10; guarsr 8. .
'e'tieai"s OF packages OF % whole Tickets s25O
Do. .,p..-... % Half do ........... I3s
DO. .do...... 20 Quarter ......... q. 80
Do .do...s 81 Eighth do ........... ~ -
0 For Tickets and Shares OF CehcatsS of Package. IN Tie
above splendid Iniirric~-adinrss
. 10. GREGORY & co, Managers Richmond Va.
Drawings sent immediately they are over TO ali who order
above. -
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Aultiun Gales.
THIS DAY.
Isy William. A ,,n,,lI.

Hy williams a saxaII
MoLASSES, BACON. COFFEE, wiIIsKEY. &c
On wednesday the 10Th instant at ~ o'clock will n.
viz
90 hhds West India Molasses
X dp. prime Western Bacon
i'O bags Pumc green Iaguayra CofIre
lDO do. do. Rio A,
10 half pipes Brandy
80 bbls Nonongahea Whiskey
% do Boston Rum
~ do Apple Brandy
go hhds Porto Rico Sugar
10 do. Cuba clarified de-
10 boxes Woods, ~ loaf do
chests Young Tyson Tea
20 bbls Tanners Oil
10 pure Sperm Oil
80 kegs No. White Lead
10 terces London Brown Stout, in quart,
I'D do do do, In pInt-
10 do prime New Rice.
u TERNs-Under s 100 cash; 100 and over months
credit for approved paper.
ma WILLIAMS & HAXALL Auc,s
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Trust SALE OF SLAYES

* virtue OF Deed of Trust from Macaiah
Clarke 10 Benjamin Mo-by Nathaniel sI,spar l,n,
% on u' al dhS o June lss' and duh record the
T. a. executor IT Nathaniel sheppard nr t,-s.e
w'n sell ~ ni" auction to the bidder al the ~
tavern m Tie city OF Richmond cash on IN. ism av OF
s ", }" valuable slaves male si female Among them are
informed VN y SiISpp on a.
r,..,.,.- =, A.