davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-28
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
=. Aag. 90. 1s43.
CorroN-ordinary, 4s a 81; middlng s. a 81;
mddIing fair 6a IT; fair 81; good fair a
o. good fine 10 cents.
SUGAR-Louisiana 5a Ct; Havana whito 10 a
lO4; brown a Ct.
MoLAsses-20 %, C. gal.
ToBAcco-2 a Al C.
FLoUR-$4 25 rs.
WHIsKEY-Rectiied2 20 &c.
CoFFEE--S a 81.
SALT--l 624
RIcE--2 so a 3 90, per bbl.
Arrivals and departures Of the mails at yan
Buren,, Arks.
SOUTHERN & EASTERN, (via Little Rocky
Arrives 3 o'clock, A. NJ. Mondays and Fridays
DcParts3 do r NJ. Wednesdays and Sundays.
NORTHERN, (via St. LOUSY
Arrives p. NJ. Mondays and Fridays.
Departs A. NJ. Tuesdays and Saturdays.
WESTERN g. SOUTH WESTERN (via Fort Sm;th.)
Arrives 3 P. NJ. Wednesdays and Sundays
Departs % A. M. Mondays and Fridays.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06
LATEST FROM RIO DE JANFlRO.


Since tie Sih inst the arrivals OF Flour have reached
lo,a'o hbs. Our Flour market remains quiet, bakers
having provided tor their immediate wants, aad know
my that large quantities TN the way, very int
hleni about purchasing. Sales ur consumption are
limited 10 some hundred bbls Richmond mich retard
at $500 credit while the W illiam prce's c,po has
been taken Tor eNpar' ut price equal 10 liBs5o credit
on shore II Is generally thought that prices III give
way. AS the stocks IN several hands Ill continue 10
accumulate unless reduced rates inN lie the attention o
speeulatais The stock est,m-ied II uuN bills ii
3" hc about 10 900 Richmond, aud SEQ Philadelphia
are III iirs' hands, We quote the prices OF [, lce t
lows superior ibD $500; good 3SoOa3V55o ordinary
3IoO0a3a21O.
The last dates from Pernambuco are 10 the och ull
our was dullN sale aud the las TRANSACTION WAS 200
bbls Philadelphia nj 10000. There remained on sale
1900 bbs American. held nj Is lgA pei Dbl by re
tail.
From Bahia. we learn urdcr date Of 3Oth ua that
Flour was selling by retail Baltimore at I'm aud Rich
mond at 22I5oO.
by the hrlg Susan which sails from this por, 10 NOR
row. hereby inform YOU that the l. States ships Dcla
ware, Columbia. aud Decatur Monte Nldeo the lat
ter expected al Tins port daily. The Concord which
sailed irsm this porl the I'd July last for tho Eastern
coastot Africa. has been looked for the last month
The sloop John Adams also The coast OF Africa aud
expected here by the Isl Of February The schooner
Enterprise Is now cruise. The Delaware and Co
lumAa expected by the middle January. Tins
llarbor Is at present without American Of wsr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06
OBITUARY.,

Departed this life, on the 18th December at about G
O'Clock, p NJ, IN the 2i,h year 81 his ace. jaws A.
NJ EVENT., Sun OF Mr.. John Eyerut. sem Of Bed
oid c"rny. lie was taken with tie fever ON the iQih
Inc, and underwent lingering sickness of several
months Duration from which he had almost recovered
when he attacked with the measles which in A few
days terminated in death Thus has fallen one in the
very bloom of youth, eadcaed greatly to relatives and
friends, highly respected aud loved by all who knew him
But though cut down at an age early aud with such
bright prospects before HIM, Yet We have good
hope that he has exchanged this o another and better
world In what emphatic language does this dispense
lion Of all wise Providence address the Young RE
member NOW thy Creator in the days Of thy YOUTH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06


Since report Of the lst instant there has been
y moderate demand for Tobacco suitable for home
consumptun lnt export buyers have operated rather
ensiveIy. and the sales OF the month amount about
1000 Of all sorts. he only alteration have 10 make
in our quotations. is in The article Of esiern Strips
the superior qualities Of which offered a reduction
oi id per h. ON the previous nominal rates, and still find
few buyers, whilst the ordinary descriptions if sound
and dry continue sacable al former prices. As the dlf
ference in value between the two classes dminishes
however. our manufacturers will have less nducement
to work the latter and it is probable that their attention
Will soon be directed to the higher grades.
The limited supply Of ifg1sm Strips on the market,
does not admit OF any important trausac'lo in them
Ih re has been less ruqulry Of late for merely cutng
qualities, but "splnnefs have found easy sale at fail
prices.
Ifat Tobacco. of either growth has undergone little
variation, both Virginia and Kentucky maintain the pre-
vlous currency and the sales of the latter hSyc been
chiefly ior shipment TO the Continent at 2. 2,d. A
cargo OF rgna refused Tobacco has also been sold
float. at lss cd. per 100 lbs.
1t will be seen from the annexed statement, that the
quantity OF Tobacco IN this port, with which we have
10 commence the new year. nearly the it
twelve months ago The total stock Of the United
Kingdom. how ever, is larger by about 900 hhds and
the increase on the Continent is computed at 10000
hhds more in first hands. besides heavy accumulation
IN the hands OF dealers and manufacturers. who were
induced by the low prices during the autumn 10 pur-
chase considerably beyond their immediate wants. On
'c No'n'' ne excess CONSISTS, lur me most part Ot
ordinary Leaf and in Great britain of Western Strips
The supply of the latter, with what remained Of last
years import, was nearly sufficient for two years
sumption, and their value las been seriously reduced in
consequence, as shown by comparison Of the present
quotations with those OF December, ls4l whilst sound
Virginia Leaf. after 1uctuang 10 the extent Of Id per
h. during the year, has returned to its former range OF
% u. and Virginia strips, consequence Of their
parailve scarcity, are Id per ID higher
From the general aspect of the market, do not
tlcpate any material change in before the crop
comes forward.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06

AMI received under circumstances which would h.re
justified its rejection for were then in nrsd Of
it } were ,hese sofaples sincerely and honestly felt
ssad of being az they are, merely du, as cloak for
ralry party purposes. iflIguia ought receive
this sum Of s37 600, beeause Congress has right
distribute tie LAND fluid among the States nowiths,and-
ing her poverty and her Indebtedness and nowi,hstaud
ing too, if she will not take it. thai il mus, be with
dawn from circulation altogether aud put under lock
and key, doing neither her TIE general government,
any coud why d0ns she repay the general gov
.runen, as she might instantly so do the millions of dol
lars already received if from that very fund, from
one the right to distribute which is only conceded
he nore questionable, but is all hands soemnly de
pieil If We are determined to show that. if the On
Dominion is poor, she is also proud, cannot s,op
short OF this work restitution She cannot ypec, to
DO honorcd for her high minded rejection III the s37 900
in the Federal Treasury, subject to hor order while
she clings to the millions years ago unhestaingly
received from the same source aud which not man in
her Legislative halls dare propose to return And yet
by he very OF rejecting the former, she confsses
that she dshonored by the reception of tho latter
aud must be dlsgraced 50 long she retains ii-But
10 return to the Caucus. ! could not learn what
It's decision was. if indeed it any.
did hear, however, that there was dsscs
In the ranks-and begin to hope that among
them will be found su1ici ent number dis
pustcd with the wretched rrntext by which the
rejection Of the money is sought be defended, who
omitted with the Wings. will agree to bring it into the
State treasury, and, 10 that amount ohYate the
" for increased taxation.
Edward 4. iiannegan (Loco) has been elected L. s
Senaorby the Legislature Of Indiana, the 9th ballot
in place Of Oliver II. Smith, the present Wing Sena
tyr Mr.. flanagan not the choice of his own par
~. Tilghman A. Howard having been run by them I'M
I'll the last ballot when. finding that of the Vhgs
(Nr. kelso from Switzerland } would for Mr. Han
nognn his name substituted for that Of Mr.. How
ard and he elected. Whether this Mr.. Kelso was
under pledges or is traitor to those who elected him.
cannot say The several baotings stood thus:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06
- ECusUe Y'eHChPr trU0fSS{.

'ENliE Undersigned are appointed n committee by tho
Beard OF Trustees OF Concord Female SEMINARY
toensage lic services al competent Goveruess tnd
institution. ur the neat session, which III Ia commence
the Isl dny ni March neNt. and close ON the 5th ii
December. We wsh,o Employ lady experienced in
teaching, and well qualified 10 teach all llic English
branches generally taught III similar nsttuluns. For
the information oi those who wlsh pattunilo this us
luton, by sending students the sresn We hereby
inform them that this Seminary situated IN healthy
moral and intelligent nephbuthood IN lhc vicinity Of
Old Concord anl Salem Churchcs IN the county OF
tampheli Terms III tuition Will ynry lfon II IL 20
dollars pei session al = months according IN The adj
ranconent of the pupils. Buunl may b. bad ia rcspec
table families, convenient 10 the Semluafs reasonable
terms Ladies' who wish toapply Iur the .lec of Gov
IN this institution will please apply In either Of
eihef IN person, hy letter addressed 10 Concord
Post Office, Comrh CO. Va. Such only can come
well recommended need ,oapply.
JON A. sllEAhER. ( Committee
Feb u w3w
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9" which has bc,n to esiend tho Of Nrginias and
The advanced pce Of the latter has no doubt IN solne
degree, thrown the demand upon the cheapeat kinds
That admitted o combination in the manufacture The
value Of tue good and fine casss of new importation r.
mains nnmiua sales cannot be effected 10 any cAient
although We must quote decline OF Id since our last ~
port.
TIN superior qualities of Virginia strips arc ID. aud
The omer 1T higher than last month"; aud have been rea
oily saeable Leaf has been well maintained: hni with
on. alteration in price The sales Of the month were as
fuIllMs ~
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Correspondence of TIC L. *. Gazette.

NEw loRK Jan. 80.
The Stock Market was active this morning. aud PM.
stl tending upwards. New YORK. State sevens
advanced !. Ohio skies / and New York % per eeuls.
! per cent.
There is no material alteration in Southern EXchan
ocs-thc demand Is limited. Foreign Exchanges ara
active for the packets OF the st al l05. 10. on
London; $50 5,i91 on France; IS. So an Amsler
dam; 3 "a on Hamburg and Is -. ON Bremen.
Treasury notes are III demand at a prom Cotton
remains without any improvement in price; the sales 10
day amount to OObacs. Flour is heavy; 80 ibis
PennSy sana sold at 81 ,25, Western Flour is held at
Si31i 100.
MONEY and EACIiANGES.--Tho news from Flu
rope was counted favorable 10 business, which hat
strengthened the previous tendencies IN the market
State stocks have continued gradually 10 advance and all
solid stocks getting better Specie accumnlales and
money ttle wanted upon the unqueslionabe Sc
curltles on which alone it be obtained The ner
chants IN general are quite easy, that there
planning about money matters. Domestic exchanges are
tending towards the equality which will be consumna
ted when the currency shall be everywhere sound; and
foreign exchanges rather droop still Sterling bills are
5d5i prem; francs 5,d5ai6. per dollar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06
RICHMOND MARKETS. Jan. so.

FLOER-We hear Of sale 10 day at s3 80 ON
the Basin bank, offered At So 62i bu, no buyers. City
Mills s..
WllEAT-From 80 TO 50 ccnts, according 10 quail
ny
TOBACCO-New Lugs s2!a29; leaf. commons
81 81; mlddling = A.; good and fine az. Old
Iugsc "a j; leaf. common, 3,al middngi3 ); good
81 fine 81 10, in quality, receipts Increasing,
and some improvement in the quality OF the crop,
especially from the North side of lanes River
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06
BALTIMORE MARKET, Jan. 81

FLOJ R-There is very hte doing in flour OF any
description. sale ct roo bbls. Howard street. good
standard brands, made from this morning al
S35.and sales vi few hundred bls of the same dcscrp
ton made yesterday the price. We quote
The wagon price at - 624. There is only tolcrabe
stock on hand, with moderate receipts There have
been no transactions in City Mills Fluurholders
asking ST. The stock OH hand is small. No Susque-
hanna in market.
GRAiN.-We quote prime Maryland red wheat at
fjAoO cen,s-the receipts are light.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06
INNS
Es'frgf &Hg1.

Eeh VIRTUE. Of deed OF trust executed on the
, l5th day o March. 1912. by Albert g. Dabucy
and of record in the CLERKS Oniee of The Hastings
Court, or the Corporation of lynchburg. the under
sigred, as trustee will proceed sell tho house the
sad Dabney, near I.anghomos MN, an Tuesday the
18th day oilhc present month. for cash "a Steam En-
gne, Boiler and other Appuricnnnces attached thereto"
IN the said deed OF trust mentioned
The undersigned, acting MS Trustee. will only cou
vey The tlc vested IN him ms such
The sale viii he conductcdb by Me4srs Payne & Tur
ner JAMES BENAGU, Trust
Feb & n
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MtssRiAI;l.S,

Married. IN the e5th inst. By the Row John Spen-
Ger. Mr. wv, SeRe"Gs. ol Nelson county, 10 Miss So
A.. daughter of James b. Nilkerson, of Bnckine-
ham county, Va.
-, on ToeslsY, the 3lst January, by tho Rev
Abner Anthony, Air hssRs ANTHONY. to Miss Mn
LIcrNT MusGRoyE. daughter OF the lalr BENJAMIN. II
Mussrove, al uf Bedford county, Va
The ST Lnuis Renubliean Vii eony
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,SSf.TyE, y'BFE,p'Ss .S'E,ge..

III r D TI.N T. S Q Z T II I TT + y
sstEflNG, in the early pai Of Spring, that Goods
- must greatly decline. 10 be In accordance wIh tho
hard tines sold The greater portion oi ny old and dea
"'ghi stock OF Goods nj cost. IA urdc, that might be
the better prepared by this Fall 10 buy stock
NEW GOODS; and now have the pleasure Ionu
wished 10 have, OF Offering 10 my lrehds and customers
The IaTses and certainly lhc besl solicited slock Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06

LIyERPooI. Jan. Cd 1913
During the past month steady demand has been ey-
perenced for hsme consumption. and western strips, it
will be noticed occupy prominent place in eu enune
ration of the saes with very few exceptions however
including some forced sales Of fine quality, at I'd.
lower price than has hitherto been quoted; they have
been confined TO Of the old stock at about 81
81. This class of tobacco. long unsaleabe at any
price for home trade, has been brought into consumption
by the alteration tho excise law, the tcnderc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06

EbO. EARLY, SURGEON DENTIST. having
q Just returned from Philadelphia where he has pro
cured the most magnificent aud ngcnously constructed
instruments that could be obtained in the United States
also, furnace, with full supply Of the best materials
Tor manufacturing incormpliblc teeth, is now pre-
pared Ia insert full scis of teeth by atmospheric
or other improved NODES All other operations ON the
teeth and diseases Of the mouth generally, attended
in the best manner
Jan. % WIN if
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DIX s'GoC BDy

! ever had and nj such exceedingly low prices ~ can
not fail 10 please any who may favor with call
My Goods were bought principally lpr the ready money
which found Ia bo very welcome customer 10 MY
Northern friends, aud was in tact such ndueomenl
To enable 10 buy Goods certainly great DIAL ,s5
than IT actually cost 10 manufacture them the Truth u
which every body viii know by calling aud examining
Tor hemselycs-and without the all OF Aaltcry they
will be convinced OF The fact, and canno, be
otherwise than well pleased to find such desirable Goods
al such low prices.
Tony stock Of FANCY GOODS. particularly
invite the attention Of the Ladies' being one Of such
variety and chenpncss cannot fail 10 please
My stock consists patty Of the f1oung arllons viz:
Broad Cloths Of every shade, quality aud proc
Cassmcres. splendid assortment, cheaper than eve
offered before,
CaslnctS. Of every color and quality,
Kentucky Jeans, from Is. upwards.
Shawls. fannels Pulled Cloths. and Blankets. nj all
pnccs,
Bonnes. Hats. and Caps 81 The most fashionable style
Eocuncs. Grape de Icons,
Bulliantncs. something entirely new, ior Ladies' Dro1
Fancy silks, Apachaustas, Bonaazncs, Mouslin dc
Iainr, Aerlnocs and tireassians Of every de
serlpon. and cheaper than hey were offered be
fore,
An excellent assortment of Ribbons and isccs, unusual
" low.
Domcacs and Caicoes from 8 cents TO the finest i'm
ported.
lIandkcrchlrls aud Gloves,
And almost every article that can be called flr.
Together with excellent aesartmon, Of GROCE
RIES, LEATHER AND SHOES, blue aud white
spun COTTON; SC. &c.
n. H. COUNTRY MERCHANTS arc parcn-
laLly invited 10 call aud give my stock examination
before purchasing, a5 prepared TO offer them great
Inducements. ID. I. { PETERS
Oct Is. ist
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r res Ia % VSfcrs .

FNilE CITIZENS Of Lynchburg and the public zen
n orally, are most respectfully informed that they
can be furnished at any hour with the best
r F o l. X OY STER
cooked in every variety, and at the shortrs, notice
OUR HOUSE.
Nov. Ii tsif
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E,,Ehsie' AEgsDN,

FNNlif summer session OF the subscribers SCHOOL. J..
d Will commence "Wednesday. the first day Of
March, and s,c respectfully fcturns her thanks Ia The
public for their liberal patronage. and wishing To accom-.
date them, las reduced her prices SUI, the times
TERMS
LIST. cass-for Spelling md Reading. S. per scs
2nd, do-onhogaphy, Reading " rinp. Arlnnc
lie. Geography and Grammar, s. per ses
3rd do-Modern and Ancient History. Natural
Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry, Rhetoric. Ny
tholugy, SC, $40 per scs
REBECCA l.. TOW NI.FN.
Feb + lmif
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Ncv sssiiia, sa'as9 ard Queens.
AarN hlnr.c

fniIlE st NSCRihERs, having opened a large as.
softtnent OF Ca,A, tslAss, aud QrERaswARE.
IN the stl hmvfly occupied by Andrew knnier oppo..
ste & u. 81 DAVIS, elr or sale al very reduced
prices all articles llelr hop Amongst many others.
they have
i'gadt @te gronItn Dining Sefts. Of vurions sizes,
ine blue, Blown aud green Dining Sets latest Sly les
and patterns,
beautiful American HieWa do da
Rich China Tea actls, ol =. 10, aud "a pioces,
Gold Hand lea sofls, very rich,
Printed Ewesaud basins, aud Toilette se,ep hand
some patterns.
do Plates. Willow do edged and cem,no,
white patterns,
\ largo a5arInenl Of rich eit, pressed and plair
bIls' 81 every description.
c. RICHARDS & Co.
Oct. Il l2mif
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Eg. gEGN.

HTANNEi.S all colours. Mernoea. Circassiaaa
Moosclinde Linus, tasinrts, Cloth * Cassimarea
Pulled 'o'Iia aud nfeys ior servants Yarn and kans
tpck} Jeans. Rese. pohl and lnita nankeis Velvet
and nh othrr fHiiAGS, and lrea variety Of Other
kind Of FALL. aud WINTER GOODS. for sale lv
lis at tOSt ID. II RVS \ DTFFEI,
Sept. - tsif
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NOTICE..

8 D. RSl Ant 10 n decree OF Bedford County Cont
U pronounced AT January Term, 1913. | shall. ON
neN court day. February Eth in trout OF tho courthouse
oi said county, sell 10 the highest bidder on credit ct
II months. the following SLAVES belonulnu Ia the q.
sto ol Robert NJ Walker. deed. VIZ: Anthony Sally
and her eId, Martha, aged J or mouths, and Sooky
Bonds with approved personal security vi be required
OF purchasers before the property is delivered
JAS. \, WALKER, Com.
lUh u 3W
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o. The last Republican states that NORBORNE
NJ lALiAEERRO. Esqr., the present Delegate from
Franklin county, will be candidate for re election
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HOSE COMPANY

a regular meeting Of the Hose Company will be
held at The Police Office, this evening, g. O'clock
JESSET. BURTON
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HORSES, u.sGGo.s. y ss.Ix.vEsS.

WILL sell, al public auction. on Monday the 18th
INST n Oanpbell Court house that being court day
a good Road Wagon. Harness aud six work liay..s
ierms at sale, NJ TALBOT. Aust.
Feb. =, If
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kGgl'sE TREES.

ISr RECEIVED. ut Exchange Corner. small lot
~ OF choice FRUIT TREES. from the Nursery OF
Porsons y Co., New lork-.-peaches. Apples Pears.
Cherries and Pums. Sc. all of which are al very supe-
rior quality NJ TALBOT.
Fob. & Il
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40 46I o95

January 1--WE aro enabled TO add The particulars of
the ne" contract just taken Tor tobacco for the French
Government, tr,m which 1t will tc o served that the
prices are considerably lower than those obtained by the
last contractors
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06
TEN1PFRANCF MEETING

A meeting of the Mechanics Temperance Society
VIII be held at the Conr, house, this evening" (Nlon-
day, at O'Clock p NJ.
JAMES FRETWELL, PRIEST.
GEO. B. THURMAN. Sec'y
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FGss .S.gEF.

I FIRST rate nov amy Cartiaee and Harness
a Any gentlemen wanting superior article ia ,ba
tafape line. vi" ud it 10 haiaicras 10 call on. 1albot
nj EXCHANGE Corner Terms. liberal. and tile price ac-
'oIu'n' 10 lhe tunes. NJ. TALBOT.
Eel ,.a
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Fh'iE SPINNER sesann Of lie suhserber's School, will
commence an the first day Of Mareh.--pnpils in
Tie earlesl staaeo odncaun viii be received at redu
'ed pnee.-.A lc" siudepi7 can be accommodated With
board ia the 3ubseaer's falle, on reasonable lcrms
WIN. $. REID.
Jan. ~ lmf
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Joseph I'D. ErNMs - Co.,
IMPORTERS OF
CHINA, GLASS AND
n II II II IA E.V' eJ' IL ESE.

uynch1urg, Vn,
VA wish 10 direct the attention Of COZ, NTRY
w MERCHANTS to the above card. They Will
find at this establishment every article The line suita
BILE Tor country Sales and Of the patterns aud
style.
We still pledge ourselves to sell at the Richmond
wholesale prices.
We hope that those merchants who 90 through this
place. on their way 10 the North or 10 Richmond viii
call and examine our prices and terms. If they will do
50, NC feel confident Of securing their custom
JOSEPH ID. EVANS s, Co.
Feb. 6 3tif