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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-04
. sSETTLERS ON THE PUBLIC
LAND, &c.

lis hereby gwen, to all who may be
frod tc.avail themselves Of the provisions
Il 1.-The 3lst Dec, 1912, that shall,
1kl1y, appoint Locating Agents at the
IAsd Offices, to receive applications un.
2r6visons Of said act.
Eiions will be made out and forwarded to
rs = govern the locations.
)ysfy instance the Agent will be required to
klmseIf ei.her by personal examina,isn or
mtornsstiop bn which he eau reIy, that the
'relinquishe 10 the State and purchased by
ysett(sf> l xirth the sum of two dollars per
~; ~ sekiier should therefore come prepared
434ore MAI hrfofnatioa. and nlso /, prove up
IT, pro-emption under the provision Of the act.
1'he ~ nuspld on 10 years. credit, dra wing
tper cenf. interest from date.
Whep there are two or more en- adjoining
arters, they are permitted to relinquish and pur-
An1s jeisiiy 320 acres, aud divide tie land be.
Ree6 theme YES.
II Agency at the Land Office at Johnson
ott HOuss viii be continued until tho lst Mon.
Ayin HA& rext. for tho location of all lands
uh3ect % est'y under the provisions of this act,
stlht Land Distric! those desiring TO avail them
a@Vee n the teneft Of the act will proceed to
<kAaKsvItIE, " ere the A gent, Col. w. w. Floyd,
vi attend to ii sir busaess. A, YELL.
ExEcJrIvR IsrARraENr. a
Etsls Rck 20t, Feb'y. ls43. o-ow.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-04
GARDEN,
NnNDCN,
FIELD, AND FLOWER SEEDS,

JUST received, of the choicest American and i'm.
u ported varieties The seeds the finest quail
ty, and such as will recommend themselves; their Vi
tality and accuracy therefore prcssy
The assortmen, conSss of the following kinds among
which are several varieties of each, viz:
Early and late cabbage, caulihower celery, cress;
carrot, beans. bets, radsh, peas parsnip, pumpkin
parsey pepper, endve, sage, spnage, Brussels sprouts
salsfy, urnp thyme, marjoram kali okra onion let
tuce mellon. eniive nasturtium, squash, rhubarb to.
matto. eggplant, &c. &c.
FIELD SEEDS.
Red and white clover. blue. herds, timothy, and orch.
ard grass, FAX seed, &c. sc.
FLOWER SEEDS,
Comprising an extensive and very rare collection
DAHLIA ROOTS,
or fine double varieties, viz: Pooles White, Mariah
Wheeler, Maid of Bath, Rufus Blanca, Victoria, Ca.
loPe Albion. Nonpariel, Nimrod Coronation, and Luz
cy Walker.
Three volumes Of the (" Young Gardener's Assis.
tant," containing catalogue of Garden and Flower
Seeds with practical directions under each head for tie
cultivation OF culinary vegetables and owers-also d.
rections for cultivatng Fruit Treeshe Grape Wins. &c
to which is added calendar showing the work neces
sary to be done in the various of garden
ing in every month Of the year.
" All orders for the above will be promptly execut-
ed Please address M, MAYERS.
FORT smith, Ark.' feby III, 1S43. Druggist
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-04
MAHOGANY, FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c.

WE offer for sale, at cost. Brussels, Ingram
and stair Carpets; Saxony Rug; Sofa
pair of Side Tables; l Dressing Bureau; doz.
Rush and Cane Bottom Chairs Wash stand |;
! large gilt Mantle Glass prime Feather Bed ;
8 by 10 window Sash; 80 doz. assorted Cow Belts,
20 doz. painted buckets; copy of Halls London
edition of Encyclopedia of Arts ard Sciences, $50
plates; 40 volumes Of Maryat's Novels, and va.
riety of other books.
G. s. & C. A. BRINE.
Fort Smith, 18th Dec. 1912.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-04
FOR RENT.

WILL RENT my dwelling house, situated in the
i upper end Of Main street. 1t is good and conve
ient dwelling house, having all necessary outbuld
with two excl ts1 sxenient lots, we'll sSsioss sssss
For 9nsshQ !n1stqht ~ eaqAire at this Office.
Ven Bustas 81i1}y ~ l9l3--2-3f
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-04

= "
II hitherto received. have associated with me
DE- ). $. DAVIS, formerly Principal of the Madison
Iibearl Institute, Hamilton, Ohio and also
Principal OF the Public Schools,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
lne discipline and regulation of this Academy, will
be under the mutual direction and control of Dr. Da
Wis and myself
The second session of this Academy will commence
on the hrst Monday of March next, and continue TWEEN
ty-two weeks.
The course Of study will be extended so far as cir
cumsances may render it necessary so that at a fi,
tnre day, should sufficient encouragement be offered il
may include practical illustrations of Experiment. al
Philosophy, Botany, Mineraogy, Geology, and their
cohcomant branches; at present it embraces most OF
Tue SUBJECTS OF business and professional education
usually taught in our Academies and Colleges
NO pupil viii be received for less ters, than one
session but those who ter the commencement
and previous to the middle of the session. shall he ac
countabie for the unexpred time only and no deSuc
VIII DC maze Tor occasional absence, except in case
OF sickness.
CLASSIFICATION.
The Preparatory Department will embrace spelling.
bSsading, Pronunciation, Defining, Writing. and tho
Rudiments of Arithmetic
IERMS-S IL PER SESSION.
HIGHER DEPARTMENT..
JUNIOR CLAss.-Reading. Writing, English Gamma
Arithmetic Geography, with the of the lobes De-
hning, and Composition.
IERMS-Sl II PER SESSION.
0cSoR CLAss--Algebra, Flame and Solid Geometry,
Analytic Plane and Spherical Trgononetry, with
their applications Mensuration Surveying Differen.
tial, and Integral Calculus, &c.
lERMS-S Is PER SESSION.
The science of Astronomy, wh,ch comprchends an
entire acquaintance with the starry heavens will be
illustrated starlight evenings, the absence of the
moon and will, for this cause, be made separate
charge Of three dollars session. to students of the
Academy.
Tuition fee will be invariably required in advance
E. d. PoWERS
Van Burcn, Feb'y IL, lsI3-4-I3w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-04
JOHN S. TURNER,

tFoRMERLy TuE.ER AND wooDRuFr)
TGIMISSIGI @s3JmGRAYr
No. 81, Camp Street, New Orleans,
PEGS leave to offer his services to his friends and
the public, and trusts from his long residence in the
City, to merit share of public patronage.
REFER To-Pickett e. Gregg, Van Buren, Ark's
October Ia, lS42.-39-6m. PRS fee SI2l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-04
VAN BUREN ACADEMY.

RElhG encouraged by the liberal patronage have
ID hitherto received. have associated with me
DR.. J. s. DAVIS, formerly Principal of the Madison
Eibearl Institute, Hamilton, Ohio ; and also
Principal OF the Public Schools,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-04
gAeKANsAAlss.
M Court Of said County. ~ svaetso1s ~.
4 ~ the Goth dag Of February. 4. ID. Is43'
hns. and E'st
:Psr.!r1.ss ,es n,y...

~ AZ, 81 said Tho
80 AZ deceslss ~.
/; .osaes III II 4 uapl.inan4s, sy Isaac
a kiiss .'E's9s E e sss'i ss.s s's.s'ss OF s'
IA i.dshe n M n "a ssay. and State
':is sse u ,sss., N since e Il. i.,si- ~i
"a "a scixcd int Ssess sssd | IA his own right.
|bh de.t bed Il ID, in tb county Of Con.
II I y AfkhfD II - vii: ihe east fraction
81 51kh-wes y \ <ioral quarter of section
~ Bill s u fh. i rsngc No. II west. con-
~ "a 4 &ssS atsdl ke exst half of the south
" ftion Ne. f4 b township No. 8 north,
~ wc<ts spltr saing eighty acres like
st fFsctstRsI quarter of section No. 26.
esth, df fsSe4 No. II west, containing
twsniy 3d. 10 acres; that in Septem.
Russell vfeborn took out letters Of ad-
She estnts of 1homas C. Beeson, de.
tisx4 oae year has elapsed si~~. his
sseir has wholly failed to assign her dow
I .:lthat he lsft Richard Beeson his only
n ,hcpetitiol lrays that said heir and ad-
IR]ka iade deiandants hereto, that pro-
I|}<s tky answert ttiRt coIn4nissioners be ap.
~ a, 5r assixsek then Of said lands and
~ 1Sled sii{ lssid petition OF the non.
: = q Rid Reesons cs,c Of the said
s6e1srb t he do appear here a,
ID thja Sll.i ke hold for the county
ie CShstfscfos said county. in Lew.
Tuesda s9fter the first Monday after
Nv. IN AFf5k being the end day Of May.
tL ans~ef. az d,nurr to said petition;
BbSk ordersds shat q copy Of this order be
nSope newspaper printed in this State, eight
lively, the last insertion to be four weeks
the aext term of this court.
~ Gom the record.
a HARRISON H. HIGGINS,
in, sclicitor. Clerk.
te43--6-6w IPr's fee 26 25l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-04
VAN BUREN,, ARK.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform
the citizens of Van Buren,, and the travel.
ing community. that he has taken the above
J valuable Tavern stand, where he is ready
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-04
ALL o RI N G..

sbers respectfully inform the citi.
"a Buren, and its vicinity that they
1ed The Tailoring business in the
I occupied by Mr.. Bennett, imme..
P the Columbus Hotel, where they
3 accommodate all those who may
ef work. aand on cheaper terms,
;Reen done heretofore. They re-
r a share Of Public patronage.
~ JOHN TAYLOR,
J. S. FREEMAN.
Dec. 16, lS42.--s-4tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-04
BLACK MITHIN &
~

AND MANUFACTORY OF
f A K M ING IMPL E NJ NTS.
YNHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
Il and the public generally, that he has remov-
ed his shop on Main street, where he has and will
keep constantly on hand, a superior assortment Of
Poughs, H;,rrows, Shovels, Hoes, and all kinds Of
Farming Tools, which he will sell low for cash.
Repairing neatly executed on reasonable terms.
Also-Horse-shoeing done in the best manner.
THOS. A. BROOkiNG.
Van Buren,, Sept. 2, lS42.-33
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21
"Proscription PrOycribed.'

| Wednesdays Wing, in its burning desire 10 roo
out from office every who will not hu:abiy kre
al the foo,s,oo Of Henry Clay, seeks to torture cum
mon street rumors into facts Of mighty moment; ant
To suit its purpose, manufactures particular state
things We have nerer said, that all the Nigh. Ws,c
were Democrats. The fact is not There is lade,
majority Of Democrats in that body. We has
ne yer said or given grounds for any u say or be
leve, that Captain Jenkins suffered none ba. loe1
foco to eulrs, in his Night Watch" The rtrsrse m
case. In 1890, when Captain Jenkins vas p:omgo
20 his present post there was not Wig IN the NJ.
watch In his appointments he has never as asaa
ted by the Wing, looked into the political sfnunea.
Of his officers He has bee governed solely b. rest
to their competency, and hence we now find mAr:
of Wings aud Democrats in the body Had CAPT
been Influenced by such motives as are now, io' t.
first time mnlte,ed against him, would he not ha.
retained the Democratic unity in the Night Watch,
would he have appointed Wings, as lie has d,t
Facts will speak Tor themselves But it is all the
with the Wing and its clique. And IS it possible, to-.
let Jenkins and his Democratic associates b. ever
faithful 10 their dutes-let them be ever SO free TO
factious parzanship political Intrigue-tiai til.
bear, in the eyes Of the Wing, the stain of Demacra
and must come TO the blcck-that, spite Of all The
merits and virtues, they must be sacrificed to the sp,
Of Wing vengeance, as laid down by the canons Q! Ii
chmond Wing, and beautifully illustrated At our ID
Ward electons' Ne shut see
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21
THE ELECTION.

RrprRIIcASs. TO ARMS This is the last number
of our PAPER which reach several sections Of The
State before the Election. We seize the opportunity
of asking then, Republicans, you ready? Are
your arms FURNISHED for the action' Have you pre-.
pared Yourselves with all appliances 10 10 the polls
lave YOU paid your taxes Are you not determined
to 90 al ali events, give that day to your country,
and TO vote with your Republican brethren !: Will
Won dodge an Election, which IS one of the most i'm
nortant that has ever come TO this ancient Common.
wealth ?
What indeed can be more important You have to
elect fifteen members of Congress, upon whom will de-
ne nd the duty Of maintaining your own great principles
of oS-upon whom will rest the most momentous duties
of Federal egislation-lle duty of guarding the Con-
stitution from violation duty OF reducing the
Tarff-the duty Of relieving the people, and regua-
ting the Treasury-the duty OF arresting the establish
ment Of q Mammoth Bank You have TO elect nine
members of the Senate, and the whole body OF the
House of Delegates, and of unfolding by your vote
the faith and honor Of the State. Elect the Wings,
and the alternative of reputation, or of throwing
more of the burthens of taxation upon the land and
labor of the yeomanry, stares you in the face.
We call upon every Republican, therefore, TO turn
out, and do his duty Do it, one and all. After
shielding the Republican banner from disgrace in 1870
after displaying it again for the rally of our sister
States-atter they have SO maniully come ~ to the
rescue, shall rce no,c turn backs upon them p
Shall Virginia fal,er, whilst they stand firm And
shall il be said by your sneerng opponents that because
moderate and liberal Tax bill has been passed. to
support the faith of the Commonwealth, our people
cannot stand s fire. that they yielded TO the clamors Of
the Wings, and abandoned their acknowledgements
they msled by Misrepresentation, refused to
contribute TO redeem the credit OF Virginia. 1t is inn
possible Let US then make long and strong pull,
to save the State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21

The charlottesville Jeifersouan' contains an al
analysis of the Tax law, presenting mastery re:ul
ton of the attacks of the Richmond Whis-undetu
head of THE Richmond Wing, and the Tax Law
II shows satisfactorily, that the Wing either
abou, what it does not understand perhaps, Ike Vi
Lumpkin, has never read the law-or most outra:
ously pervers lis provisions. We are sorry The
ed state OF our columns prevents US from laying %
article this morning before our readers but we 81.
publish 1t on Tuesday, i'll time 10 reach many Of oil
readers before the day Of the election In The meaGt
we lay before them various essays which bear uport
eleclion and, among these, on our LIS; Page, ~
different articles on the tax bill (kead them all
We have To throw in another fact of some lmPo:
ance. IL is this No State occupies prouder Stat
at this time, than Virgina-and II from the st.
lIty with which she is preparing 10 discharge Ter ..
gagements. Her stock is rising the market; and ~
Wings do no, carry the House Of Delegates next we
it will rapidly rise 10 par, or above 1t When tie
gsla.ure commenced Ms late session, Slate ~
down 10 76 but, within the last four days her boa
10 The amount Of IL or $4,000 dollars have been
by the auctoneer at 9Gl We claim for the Dcmocri
party, who have nobly stood up TO their responsible!
III spite Of the opposition and clamors OF the Wa
the crcdi, of redeenng the faith, and sasainlnt 4
honor Of the State. But return maori.y OF va,
ard you will see her credit s!iyerlng, ant rs
stock falling in the market
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21

Wednesdays Wing ounds the following ne
retreat. They, ihe Whigs,) desire no. III, fr"'
the next Legislature, and they w'!l make no :--
struggle to attain them. Wing House d y.
gates can do nothing effective, without VA;
male. Responsibility would be incurred, wiio'
power of rendering tina. responsibility nsaii'oF :
efficient Therefore, they do not desire the dIs'
ey.' Now, what does all this amount to ha'
Wing assigned above the true reasons for no.
string the ascendancy;" Are there not oiae' ..
seated causes for this seeming wish 10 AVOID resp n
bli,y: We think the problem easily solved
Wing organ is preparing It's party for f'snal
next Thursday. II begins to perceive, thai Toe
meras dire, which il conjured out Of the Tax D'.'
being laid low, and that the people are 700
minded and too patriotic TO be Guped ont o. '0'''
cpes, by loose and bold assertions Ii ;h'' D. q
rhy did we, las; Winter, see congsega'ed 10 ~. -
mond all the wisdom of the Wing ranks ' ,.,
they publish, with flourish of trnmPes' az r ao' a.
which dragged its sto'c length along pa: :
we seen the mighty meetings of their Cen".; ,
Ward Committees Was all this gathering . !"
clans mere child's play The tone Of the VIZ VIZ
suddenly changed. Within week OF 'nf ,.. -.
IT has ceased its note OF victory, and, rs -.
inspired, it paves the way for GLORIOUS dfsa, m
Democrats will cheerfuy assume the "fesPo'e .,.,.
and, We doubt not, will do justice to me ,y',
But We warn them not TO be luNst 10 err
every Democratic voter 60 TO the polls, aa' '-
victory most decided.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21

law Of Alb except as TO the amour! of tho ,
1ha, law the war tax) imposed upon "eyerv MA. VA
press of newspapers, the amount Of flee annual s
scri ptions to each paper.
The last case qncted by the Norfolk Herald -.
thus: '-a'
"s'MosEorrR' AS Darby said.l TIE Portsmouth, WI,
the following facts: We heard OF few DAYS So
beautifully illustrates the in Justice of the tax bin
eman VINO ~ the employment Of the Rail,o,d o. zen
last year, called upon by The Commissioner for hi.
property. Among other items charged IN him. wa.
$500, which the Company had promised him his
1872 but Of which he had refertd tnsas. ii! his
was listed last year, and The il paid aud ye,
ST. though he ao,c y eptyment and in a.. a .
10 yearly income IN money or s personal services
THIS objection Is Of piece with the Others Il NJ
ceeds from en- Inatentve reading ut the laws 200, =.
subject There are two laws, the one imposing The =.
and the other prescribing the mode Of collection. 8.
to obtain the true constructions both be taken
gether. The tax law contains this clause "0o :,
yearly income in money accrung TO each ind,r,Sri
during the year next preceding the time fixed by M
for listing his property with The Commissioned. oy
and above the OF four hundred dollars, in con.
deration Of the discharge of any Office or emeoyns-
in the service Of this Common wealth, or any body nall
tic corporate, joint stock company or Giherwsr n,
in the employment OF any company, copar,nersLi,
individual or individuals except such as exemurG
by law from taxation, one per cenum on the amour,
such excess of income
The second law contains this cause
IHc sSFeIdI COMMISSIONERS OF the revenue sa.H
IN like manner, ascertain from every iudyiG.s.
within their respective districts, the amount o: y,
yearly income in money CT such individual, o.,
and above the sum OF four hundred dollars vi
shall not have been derived from the use OF none
nor from property stocks from labor empl,,
in any mechanical art, trade, handcaf manuaeia,,
from fees derived from any calling pro.ssss,
unless The shall exceed the SUN OF four hunc.
dollars, and the said individual shall he osgrg,d No.
the tar imposed ~ lac upon Tie e1eess four ham,
drsd dollars Of such yearly income"
Now, it never was intended by the lsw, 20 tex prs
msrs TO pay, but only the amount actually reoiss.
over four hundred dollars and the tax woa!d he lev.
on the amount received year, ard the balance VIII
received, would be taxed in subseqaen years.
And thus it is with nearly all the reading of n.
Wings upon The tax law. They either DO Not read M.
tax law "a Ia mode de Lumpkin) or do not, or will 10
understand it, And these the gentlemen who tall
of the beauties of the Tax law Why, the tco.
IS the other leg. 1t is their misrepresentation q.
the law which more properly deserve the n.r.e 9.
itBeQuties OF Uhfa1eru,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21

We understand, that some strange ideas
aioat among the Wings, upon the qualicat.
Of suffrage, which would stretch their power
yond the verge Of the Constitution. Farns'
we were annoyed with the cotton votes a
the coal votes. But among their modern lnlerp
tons, Is the right they clnim 10 vote upon the ~
chants licenses, &c. The Richmond Wing, Of y.
nesduy morning, details the qualifications Of voter.
housekeeping after The Report Of Tie c.
lottesville Convention of September, lSIu--but "
this addition: The fifth head Of voters, is that lr
miscellaneous, and anomalous class, alluded 10
following, as il runs in the Charlottesville reper
HorsE-KfEPERs, HEADS OF FAMILIES, Axp PAW
-. Every such eut=en, who, for twelve month. 81
preceding, has been house keeper, and head %
family, within the county, city, town, boroul5,
election district, where he may Offer 10 vote, ana
have been assessed with part Of the revenue ii
Commonwealth, within the preceding year, and
tually paid the same, shall be entitled to vote m
county, city, town, or borough, wherein such hoe
keeper and head Of frmily lives"
But the Richmond Wing subjons the following
dicil
"Under this head, the voter al Tie elections IN =
must have paid tax for the year 1912, on one q c
OF the following subjects: Slaves, horses, carr ~
Licenses watches, pianos, gold silver plate, and 5
or other metallic clocks. The tax may Lc pad a. q
time before the vote IS given. When money - pa:
the Sheriff on account Of revenue tea ard cc4t
levy, without specifying for which il sile! have BE-
paid, IL sha! be the duty Of the Sheriff his D'r.
to cred', 90 much as Will be necessary TO en'iiIt
person TO vote, in the first place, 10 his revenue ~
The words Of the Constitution are, ''slasl have !;'
ASSESSED with part of the revenue Of the Cca-i
wealth within the preceding year, and actually qaI.
same" Among the subj cts of ASSESSMENT, an'.
course, as qualification OF voter, the expose "a y
Wing enumerates licenses. Now, il is held, aud O.;
the mos, respectable authority with which We ar "
quainted, that merchants license, &c, cam:
said 10 be assessed al all. II comes wthl da-'.-
category; and confers no righ. 10 vote
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21

r. T. NasIiS PIANO FoRTEs.-As the evidence the
" subscriber can possibly give OF his opinion The
superiority OF The Piano Foes which he Offers for sale; and
fdtr 'a others may have opportunity Of tesn. The matter,
nc proposes "a place hen trial IN the parlo of such
sos a. may he DESTROYS Of purchasing articles If the kind The
Pospohten o positive purchase Of any instrument what
ever ot lew ions, give the different makers fair
womb al least Do the purchaser 10 HARM
a Iiie addressed Ia The Va
ANSWER s' as good pnrpose every way personal inter
seA s"e lie taxes upon himself the risk of selecting and
20 please III every respect large assortment always
upwards OF three hundred have been sold by bin with
cut ever selling bad one.
, +. r. NASH Petersburg Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21

EROM the Boston Evening Journal March g. le5-SaNDS
SARSAPARII.LAThe SUCCESS :ch has attended the ap
remedy all diseases arising from impure
blood first Introduction Ia The pubic by
Messrs Sands, Druggists New York, according 10 The testimony
Of many highly respectable individuals truly wonderful, and
4 strong proof excellence Messrs. Smith Fowe tic
agents for this city, daily receiving letters from individuals
who used Many OF them have been ar
fccd which seemed to be incurahe, bur by The
this article entirely recovered, and are ANXIOUS Ia
testimony in Many Of these let
e and will be- shown 10 all who wish 10 see them, by
calling the agents, l3s Washington street
g For particulars advertisements In this and other city
papers.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL and for expectation
iy a. b. SANDS CO.. Druggists and Chemists, Granite Build
ng No 23 Broadway Of Chambers street, New York
Sold in Richmond by the Agents. A. DUVAI Il Co. in Peters
burg by ROSSER ANDERSON, in Norfolk by NJ A. SANTOS,
and hy Druggists generally the principal cities in the L. s.
Price, 81 per hottlr-6 bottles for SIS.
AnriI Holt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21
GENERAL COMMISSION HOIrSE

oI1t'I'tN-hI1 = Vs! VI ISSIUN HUUSE.
] W. DiBEEl.l. and rIIOS MlEURE, who now compos.
-. Tie i'm Of " piBREi.l. x co have taken into co
partnership THOMAS A. IuLcOMBE, Of L.nchlarg TIL,
WI be hereafter conducted style and firm
oihhELl hoLcOMBE co. In sales, the system wi
DC aoisu or as nehy practicable IN soliciting patron
aye eF would remin! their friends is rule of the
never To deal their account any article OF produce which
they sell for Others. JAS w DIBREII
TIiOS. MIECRE
Richmond. March a. 1873 " Io7.,xif