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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-07
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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-07

Rev SImPsoN EHEPHKRp,
MISS SHEPHERD,
MISS Mart A. SHEPHERD,
Mr.. RICHARD SHEPHERD, A. III.
Orthcgr Apply, reading. and composition. win
be attended to by the Senior class while 10 the
Institute. '''0
Columbus, August 10th le43.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-01
LAND AND NEGROES Ar AUCTION.

IN pursuance of Deed 81 Trust Executed by Samuel ~
duly recorded CLERKS Office of
county shah, THURSDAY. the 3llh day ~ Novcmb'r
public sale two Tracts ii LAND Lang aud being tie
county of Amelia, AppomatioX ryer"ne cnntann. -
with single Dwelling with four roonse Other
containing 572 acres with large Two story Dwelling with
The principal part each tract bottom and
land well nbecd and Of excellent qualify Six eight hkr
NEGROES, Horses Mules, sheep Cattle &c; The Plantation
Utensils Crop of Corn, Oats, Fodder &C. onhold ani h,e
en- Furniture.
The title TO the property indis7u,a'ebu actin. TN
tee ha only convey such tile n i vested ~ me by t. '
deed. JOHN T. BOTTOM, Tu,trr
n. g. Persons wishing purchase VIII call Mr. Samuel "
Cousins, who viii show the Land, &c.
Nov il 5i-ris
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-01

IN CHAACERl .-NIFGtSI.:-A Court If Monthly ~as.i,
L held for Louisa County, at the Court house ilrt.f nj.
day, tue NH day of October. IS: "
l. i.lia Melton administrator will The viii anne, -
Thomassnn, deceased pn,'s.
against
David Ihomasson, Martha Ann Mary, France T. Cath17r
and G-or Thomasson John Patsy Eiiz,th and Ne
cal Nnokoids, Nathan H., Jo,n X, and Martha e. Sheplsy
Elias Thomisson, Lewis 1homason John r. rhon,,..,,
cal Thomas-on aud Thomas .. ThomaS.on, Bei.n5,n,.
rms cause came on this day 10 br further heard nader The
perry reserved TO Tie parties IN The decree entered cause
the 10Th day Of Junr si and on the application of m.
OF the SAID John Thonassoh deceased, parties this cause II
ordered ana required, that all PERSONS who may Claims
against the said John Ihcma>son Decreased do the %
Tor settlement 10 Elisha Mellon, Administering win IN an
nrSed, OF the said John Thontson between d.
Isl day ~ January l-fi; Is directed mar
order be published i1r eight weeks the Enquirer
published III the city Of Richmond. asa! bee posted frau %
%! the conn honsr oi tts county or Cont s
A Copy-Irse, JOHN HUNTER, {. /. e
Oct.a1 3q-,",'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-01
READY MADE CoFFINS.

A. BELVIN CABINET MAKER sSo UspErr,KsR, 10 avoid
working the Sabbath and for the convenience OF his
friends in tile country determined keep hand good
ready made ConS Of every and quality To-
gcihcr with all the usua Accomplishments.
a good lIearse always for hire.
Undertaking attended either in the city country at the
shortest notice.
From long experience in this branch Of his business he
assured Of being able give satisfaction all who ia
him with calls
The hand and superior stock Of Cab
Furniture which he Will sell owand daily manufacture
ing order lie has recently availed himself OF all machinery
which useful his business. which will enable him sell
The quality of Furniture be had All orders
from the country will be promptly attended to.
Nov. 10 53-wtlJan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-01

TN CHASCERY.-ytaoSfA:-Ata Count of 81 ntny Spss;o,
held county, the Court house thereof Mond,y
the It'll day of September, 1873: -
Joseph Ialley, his right, and a. AImn,,
de bons non, with the vii! annexed of Nathan Taey 10
ceased, PLAINTIFF.
against
William Cole and Cecilia his wife Nathaniel Bird and NJ,
his wife, WIN. c. Taey, John Day and Nancy wife and ~
than TaIlty and other D-f.unar,s.
The defendants above named not having their ap4
and security, according rules ~
and the satisfaction
inhabitants of this State, the M an,g -
his il Ordered, that the laid
and Cecilia his wife Nathaniel Bird and MARY his wife YIN "
Taey John Day and Nancy his wife and Nathan Talev
pear Justices County said eaun,
Court house. the second Monday IN December uer,
The bill Of The plaintiff: and that 4 copy o hi, or ~
forthwith inserted IN newspaper published IN The On, ,
Richmond for months successfully, posted Al I ~
door Of the Courthouse of this county Cou.t t1y
A Copy-Tese,
JOHN HUNTER, C.L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-01
POETRY.
(Ffom the Pjebcim.J
GMccu yRT REMAINS rSsrSG-'

(Ftom tie fjebeim.J
:EN!us or DEMoCRAcY's ADMIRATION
ArE--"BrWls's .4!fress "
Friends of ''cqugl rights and laws"
Rouse We up for Freedom cause"
Can We now isna5iy pause
Save your legacy.
Firm, united, heart and hand,
Democrats. resolve To stand
I.ihrrty's undsuuied badd-
Foes to Tyranny.
Let perfdious recreants learn,
Who from freedoms alta i'irn,
How indignant freemen spurn
AT their treachery.
Rrprobate the traitor knaves--
Freemen born who would he slaves
Point them 10 theii fathers graves
Shrines of chivalry!
nemocraisi with s;a'wart blow
Law the Federal phalana low
That but strives To overthrow
Blood bought Liberty.
Fling yuur star -wroughi banner hish
For democracy. the cry,
freems live oi iieenen die,
On 10 victory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-01
BARGAINS IN FALL. AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
IL JENKINS the attention of merchants, famlIe

BARGAINS IN FALL. AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
u H. JENKINS invites the attention of merchants, families
H. and others examine his very extensive stock OF new
Goods opening auction and elsewhere, amounting To
nearly thousand dollars; the them purchased
prices, aud will be sold very favorable
trrms:--
CLOTHS, CAssIMERs AND vEsTGNGs-al eolors, styles
and qualities.
FLaNNELs-whitc and red, shilling 20 cents p cents
and finer
BLANKETS-arge supply from 49, So, and higher prices
Also, Rose and Whitney Bed Blankets, cheap.
SILK G0ODS-evey variety, Of all the newest styles
DRESS ARTICLES, FOR LADlES-cons-tlng of Nelrcs
Chusans Grape stres Muslin De Lines Vclvenes and many
other styles of great beauty.
CAC0ES- 600 yards dress Caicoes, all prices from
TO- la and IL CENTS all attcrns fast coiors and very
great bargains.
CURTAIN cALcoEsvcy cheap at 81, g. 10, lai and finer
MOURNING G0ODSEvery kind Of family mourning articles
LACE GOoS50000 yards Thread, Bobinet and Lise Eig
ings ard Iaces; patterns and very cheap
SERVANTS CLOTIiNG-In this article great attention has
been paid select and servccabc materials both for
and and prices much below the usual rates.
DOMESTIC GOODS-Every description of hleacled and I'M
beachcd Srngs and Sheetngs from 10 yards wide Cotton
Onaburss 81 cents and higher prices Apron Checks plain and
plaid lInsrys, DC.
LINEN GOODS-l,0c0 Linen Tlandkerches all prices. from
DO ~ 81 80 aud finer; Shifting Linens all prices; lowell
ings; Table Linens; Napkins, acc.
In addition the above, article for enlrmens wearn=
apparel and every article in the Dry Goods business VIII be
iotnd at K. II. JENKINS
Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-01
Observation-Disclosures.

PEI EKSHI KE-VIKGTNIa.
ARGE FALL SToCK.-The undersigned now receiving
II their full Fail Stock OF Foreign and Domestic,
STAPLE md FANCY DRY GOODS,
which have been selected greatest the Boston,
New York Philadelphia markets, and from the Petersburg
Manufacturing Companies.
In Stock may be found the usual variety OF large
Dry Goods House including extensive assortment OF
ply ingram and other Capelnrs Rugs Floor Cloths
Sc-all of which will be sold The liberal terms.
RANDOLPH, PEBBLES s. CO., Sycamore street:
Petersburg, Sspts. a5-"u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-01
from The Democratic Rcriss.)
IN a LIBRARY.

nr MISS AaSE C. LYScH.
Speak iow-;read softly through these halls
Here genius lives enshrlned,
Here reign in silent MAJESTY
The monarchS of the mind.
A mighty sprit-host they coiae
From every are and clitne,--
Above the buried wrecks OF years
They bgcas, the tide of Time.
And in their presence chamber here
frey hold their regal state,
And round tliem ihror. noble train,
The ciiicd aud the great.
Oh. child OF toll 4. when Toand tiny path
The storms Of life arise.
And when Thy brothers pass thee by
With stern, unloving eyes.
Here shall the Poets chant 10. thee
Their sweetest, Hottest lays,
And Prophets wait TO guide Thy steps
In wisdQm's pleasant ways.
Come. with these God anontcd kings
BE thou companion here;
And in the mighty realm Of mind
Thou shalt 90 forth Peer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-01
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

THE subscriber constantly receiving from the celebrated ma
nufactory Clark New York, elegant and PLAIN
Piano Fors, possessing the late improvements ana tha'
drcacy touch and sweetness one peculiar TO their
nuacture
Also, large assortment Of Musical Instruments and Musca
Merchandise in general.
Piano Fortes repaired tuned let hire and taken IN exchange
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection Of Music offered for sale In this
State be selected FROM the of the subscriber who l.
enabled 10 sell at the Philadelphia and New YORK wholesale
and retail prices
Those purchasing sell again VIII be furnished upon better
' r II. TAYLOR,
r,,a p;cro E,rt, nud Music opp0sih Banks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-01

AN NUTiCE-1hc professional conneXIon heretofore ras
inr the undersigned has been ihS day dissolved
Wood Ioudin having determined TO remove, very soon 10 INC
, NJ Richmond The unfinished business OF Bouldn Car
Tinrtou in the counties Of CHI rote, Campbell, Halifax ana
Price Edward will closed by William T. Carrngton VINO
nh, so ciose The unfinished business If Wood ouin in the
came where counsel shall not be retained and
will be all the Courts, when necessary by MI ihonas
+. Honldn, of LyncIbnrg
Addrcss2Wm. C. Darlington, Charlotte G. II, Va
WOOD BOuLDIN,
WN C. DARLINGTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-01

DEMovED the opposite side of The street, and facing the
IL franklin HOTEL John Eareys Old S;and South side of
Main, 3d house from Governor street.
We would take this late opportunity Of the public for
IL design At first
10 establish press but do giving
saction call upon , which consider far preea
any other basis and Of which glad know has
been almost universal
design this time and for
future goods sold do please quail
Color make fashion, otherwise be returned and
the money refundedprovded the shall not have been
We this time large stock il larger than
any the line of business and would respectfully
give call before purchasing, and ex
anne himself and ii prices not pronounced as low or
than any other the city, shall be much deceived
We Cloth Coats sl2 while others charge fol- making
that are sold for sli Vests Shirts Drawers Handkerchief
Cva Stocks suspenders Socks Gloves and Collars OF many
kinds and qualities articles usually kept by Cloth
ers determined sell low for cash; and
quest public call and whether they want to buy
" Ill Goods ndrranfed. J. BRANNAN G CO.
Sept 80 1913. 3t-w5'
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table to the dsaccommodaon of passengers thorc are
two beautiful chandeliers that cost 500 each Inc
boat is provided with an ce-house, BARRIERS shoP'
washing and ironing roori and many o'heI conven
ences that we have no; enumeate. The sociai
H. the BIO Ter deck, &C. by far the most spacious
We ever saw In fact The whole boatls thing OF mag
nificrnt distances.
uThe power of the Sul,ana is great that we pre-
sumo she will have the speed ofan eagle She has
nders feet stroke 80 inches diameter % feet wheel
l6 feet bucket; and boilers, each 81 feet in length
making 22i feet of boilers.
WAsHIsGroH PEsSIRs.-The Hudson, New YORK
Columbian states, that Captain joseph T. jenkins OF
that place. has of The copper coins struck ny tne
United States Mint, during the Presidency oil "as"'
,ng,on There two of them in this city he pro
prletor Of this paper carries rs pockepece anu
the other is in the possession Of James MITCHELL Esq,
of The Northern Liberties. On side is portrait
of washington, President 1871; and on me reverse
the American Eagle, eight stars, and The WORDS ohe
Cent" 1t is said, that only thirteen oil tnpm were
struck when in Difference to the feelings OF Hashing
ton who never permitted his TO be thus consp,
cuously placed before the public, unless some Nauo"a
benefit would result therefrom, the face OF Liberty was
substituted which is still the device on hHie!'ean
coins After these had been completed specimen
was shown General Washington, and when ne per
ceiyed his own features stamped upon It, he oocfea
the die 10 be destroyed and the pieces already suuch
to be suppressed from circulation. This incident Por.
trnys in living colors the high disnterestedness Oh
the 'Father of his Country, : lPhHod Forum
AS ASrr-SoMsAMBuLrsr-Th There is at the shannodale
Springs negro man, who is something OF curiosity.
He is an inofensive obgng creature, and ~ always
empha,icully "wde awake when duty calls thougn
above forty years of age he has neoer been hno"n 10
sleep, Neither man. woman nor child can say that
he has been caught mapping even for minute. ne 10
not entirely ia cold water man." though he sikes his
thirst from no ether than the pure fountains that flow
near his residence. He is attendant at the Baths
and VIII he mingss the hot and cold for Others and
is always winning good words from those whom ne
serves no temptation induce him 10 NEEDLE with
the fire rater which has been the scourge OF so many
Of the VIII tss as we'll of his race He is Ieet1-
taller UNI lodged yet firm and faithful to his purpose
Charitsio,rn Free Press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-01

TIE CAsAL.-Tne Buffalo DAILY Economist oil
Thursday Gays "The Canal and harbor were both ro-
zen over last night The ice formed full an inch IN
thickness The weather to-day is more moderat', aud
we have small quantity Of snow falling, which me'ts
nhnnt ~ fast as il falls"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-01
PREMIUM GUNS AND RIFLES. OF RICHMOND MANU-

FACTUKE
HOMAS TYIR respectfully calls the attention of The lovers
o good Gun or Rifle, his splendid assortment of dou
HE and single Guns manufactured under his Immediate gu
aud warranted equal 10 any made III tle
led tot.sa which, together with large assortment NJ
Guns Fowing Fishing Tackle, of his own importation are
offered ri reduce prices suit the times And all he re-
oes III those persons wishing purchase Is to give him cal
and examine his stock bre buying elsewhere To- insure sale
Main street, : doors above the Bell Tavern
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-01
BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

J. E. w A 7 Ms,
doors belo,o Wadsworrh Turner s. Cos Main street.
HAS recently received, shoonrrs Daniel Francis w W.
Wye and Narraransett, additional supply Of BOOTS
SHOES suitable for the His Stock
good, comprising great variety.
Merchants, Farmers and others visiting the city will find it
their advantage call and examine his Stock he deermn
ed 10 sell al a very small advance.
All such goods he may recommend goods manufactured
the faithful surpassed ~ manufactured
this any other place, either for durability style.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-01


THE Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Coma
ny hereby their Railroad completed TO the
Potomac 10th November and that travellers are now
Richmond and Washington At all seasons oil
the year. Railroad Cars and Steamboats, leaving Richmond nj
al g. 4. NJ, precisely, instead Of II, "a heretofore
Instead of paying their fare, heretofore TO
ony afterwards hoard the Potomac Steamboat and at
Washington passengers wiz take the Railroad Office
both for Washington and Baltimore The fare in this way VIII
be paid separately, different portions Of the route
On and to-day the 9Th instant the charges by the Rail
road Line Richmond and the Northern Cities will be
wnnIe fare between Richmond and Washington sc 50
Do baltimore, W
Do do PhilaGe!phia, ny Inc 10 90
~ v, pock az" and i.ores Line '1'''' 50
u % he percciyed fon the above that the charges the
railroad by the river and hay beats win
The of greatly increased erpeditonta
yers by railroad line reaching Washington IN sisE Ba
more in TWELVE and Philadelphia hours alter
leaving Richmond and ar,rnr Philadelphia before udueers BY
he Rrer and Bay Boats hare igt Norfolk.
No charge for children under three of age-others under
twelve years Of age half price. Do COX led half price
THOMAS SHARP
Ju,y ls 4-wly Superintendent oJ Transportation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-01

As well Spectacle Gasses oevey Description IN frames
He be,tows the selection Of his Spectacle Glasrs
his Glasses Of the best
quality well ground and perfectly poised-and from his know
ledge Science Optics and the structure G the eye, he Is
prepared proper advice choosn. Spec
yaces Glasses All Of which will he disposed Of on easora
BILE terms. l<y Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange.
PETERSBURG Oct IL 1873 l3-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-01

DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS,
OILS, DYESTUFFS, WINDOW GLASS, &c.
LARGE and well selected Stock embracing the usual rare
N IT, of the articles of first quality, for SALE low, by
ALEX. DUVAL 4 CO., Main srett, Richmond
NJ, n 45-d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-01

JAMES A. PATTEsoN, CoAAIs,ioa MERcH.sr If Pro
Ya-W give prompt attention TO sales OF al s,aI on car
duce and Merchandise consigned To his care. e''' -
street, adjoining Messrs Capertoa & Cruinp. .7-gly
Oct Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-01
HATS HATS HATS

HATS! HATS HATS
- ECE1TfD this day per Scr lyncrg, full assortment oil
Ia beautiful Short Nap Beaver and Castor Hats Of i
Fail fashion, aso splendid lot Of genemcn's otter and
Seal skin very tine gentlcncn and boy Cloth and
Ca the and approved New York fashions
which offered the lowest New York cash
al AMiDON'S
Wholesale and Retail Hat and Cap store,
Exchange Hotel Richmond, Va. and
Wall street corner of Nassau street, New York
" respectfully invited Ia call and
anime Stuck Of Hats before purchasing elsewhere, as very
liberal reduction will be made 10 wholesale dealers.
35-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-01

NEW FAIL. GOODS.
H. CUNNINGHAM is receiving his Stock of FALL and
y. WINTER DRY GOODS consisting in part I'D follows:
Ladies' Dress Goods of all descriptions
Cloths. Cassimercs and Vesngs
Kentucky leans, Saitneis
Silk aud Cotton Hosiery
Beached and brown shirtngs and Shecngs
Lace aud Muslin EmbroidcrcS
Isle and Thread Edgngs and Laces
Servants Clothing OF all descriptions
With variety of other taoils. for sale by
]. d. CUNNINGHAM, II street. Siiockoe Hill
Srp, 39-wly
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
A Great Reduction in the Price Of HATS and
CAPS, at the Town and Country Ha! Manu-
factory, under the Columbian Hotel,
Richmond, Virginia.

r. ANTHONY respectfully informs his friends and the pub
generally that he has hand larger and better assert
ment he has ever had consisting of Fine Fur SIX CAST
mere Russia Hats Fur Cloth Velvet Seale Glazed and
Hair Caps; Black and rah Wool Hats &C., &c. in all the new
varied and shapes Under the assurance that tue ss-
tenn of small profits and quick most advantageous he
has adopted method Of doing business entirely for cash. and
consequently enabled sell much lower prices than those
WI credit
p s-o his friends in the Country, who have patronised
him. his thanks-to those who have not he hopes 10
be better acquainted with
Oct "a ia-wly
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NOTICE.

SAMI NJ. DRTNKER & A MORRIS having purchased OF II.
l. SMITH his interest business of Smith, Drinke Nor
h win business the old stand, under the Firm OF
DRINEER MORRIS and solicit continuance OF The patron
bestowed upon The late Firm.
II Those indebted Smith Drnkcr &c Morris, whose debts
are due respectfully requested 10 make payment OF the
SaML " phiHhEh,
4. MORRIS.
I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-01

NIUllCE-Wil he Sold to the highest bidder, on WEDNES
~ DAY, the 9th of December next If fair If not he next tar
day Edmund Goode deceased Chester
field county, Virginia, lying directly the Petersburg road
leading from Genio 10 Goodies store, and within SIX miles o.
ooe Bridge all the peshabe properly belonging said
Estate consisting of the Crop of Corn Fodder OATS ana
all provender hand Horses, Cows Hugs sheep wv"
Yoke Of Oxen Wagon Cart the Farming Utensils household
ani Elclen Furniture, &c. &C.
Also likely Negroes will be sold for cash. other terms
the day Of sale IL the sale Is not completed IN
one ,lay, he continued on the next
All persons having the said hereby
notified bring forward and all persons indebted To said
@''' " BY TIE EXECUTORS.
5S-w2ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-01

THE business Of Smith, Dnker Morris. dissolved on
the 3s nlmo The Of the Firm will be used by e
RO. I. SMITH,
SAM'L NJ. DRINKER,
A. MORRIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-01


GEORGE ". FERRY b.gs leave 10 inform the
ENs public, that his Fan and Winter Stock of Hats
HS3 Gaps full in every PARTICULAR CONSISTING. at Nd
800 and Beaver, Castor, Brush Mo-skn. Russia
<azf1srA huskrat Coney Hats
approved style. Gcntemrm's and Boys Shetland
Seal Seal and MGSkrat Fur Caps; Cloth do do do with
bands variety late AMI beautiful patterns Infants
Caps graceful; Glazed and Hair Seal do: Ladies' Riding
Caps huis Misses do Assortment Wool Hats,
In fact his Stock contains every thing pertaining his hu
sncss and II he is receiving additions from the Mandatory
by every packet. Persons Of articles in lis line
invited To examine his goods lie Is confident that they Will
comparison with the BEST and they will he cd lowest
cash prices. GEO w. FERRY.
Wholesale and Retail Cash Dealer in Hats and Cans,
Main ST. door Van Lew Smith Co.'S Hard Store.
Nov. 10 53-wly
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Piano Fort. and Music s,ore, opposite the Banks.

RIcuNONp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & POTOMAC RAILROAD,
Completion fthe Railroad 10 .7quia Creek-tnri-
called Expedition !-Reduc'ion Of Rates TO
unsLinnto, RnLLinnrc PhiLndeLuLia. &c.