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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-09
DISCUSSION IN MONROE.
To TIC Editors of Tie Eaqnjncr:
UxtoX. July 20, 1911.
"I.nu IN. Naldnf."

''L0y IN, lNaednf.'
cannot permit very interesting passage at
arms. which came off in this place between two
of the mountain chivaly on Monday last, 10 pass
of .yilhou, some notice in Your patriotic ami ~
tclligcn, journal-morc particularly, as il result
ed no, ONLY in complete triumph oil Polk, Dal-
las Texas, ana Democracy generally, but in the
entire demolition OF Clay WhigSery ana F@ie-
ralsm. hia jrncia IN ma. There are other cir
cumstanccs also. which will be understood ard
which render the discussions now going on in THIS
quarter. worthy Of noc, as il respects the future
aspirations of certain Wh@ gents, in some con-
tests of another character. You must know then,
SirS that this county forms part oil the kanaw-
ha Electoral District for which Mr. Senator
Thompson, Of that county, is the Elecor on the
Democratic Ticket. and Mr.. Senator telect) "a
pcrton. of this county, j. the Elecor on The wing,
alias Federal alias Raccoon Ticket. These
gentlemen have commence the canvass IN good
earnest and 10 40 item justice, they are trying
their strength maniully-but alas, Sir, such Is
the uncertainty of all human calculation, ana the
FOLLY If too much scif.conhdence-ihat so Tar as
\ hirily respectable, and intelligent asscmblagc
Of The PEOPLE of Monroe county could Judge. The
Coon orator in his own county too, and III sight
of that same (not Coon but Ashpoe, which, III
their idoatrouS folly, they have again resorted
10 was most e1cctually discounted, and thrown
mrs ne FNWDfp, bJiNF '''t hu -ODH'7' h''NS
is no mistake in this. The Democrats say 50,
with orc accori--the few candid Wings present
admit it. and the elongated visaees and rueful
countenanccs OF that party proved il, incontesti-
biz. 1t would b. impracticable if even neces-
sary. for me 10 follow these gentlemen in detail
through their lengthy discourses. Suffice 1t to
saw. The United States Bank, the Tariff and
Texas, were the subjects principally discussed.
Thompson had decidedly the advantage, both III
manner and matter throughout. There was much
aiming at what logicians call sophistry, but what
We in the mountains call liue twisting and Turn
ing on the part OF the Wing orator, and con
slant interruption and propounding questions 10
his adversary, while he never once nercrcd with
his Wing opponent, but kept dignllled silence
until his hour arrived. But as the Wing speaker
is not only known in his private relations 10 nc an
accomplished gentleman bu' also courteous ana
respectful in his public address should attribute
his rcs,veness and peculiar course Oh TINS occa-
sion rather 10 the weakness OF his cause and The
,;ehi n,nching If the shoe than 10 any want %;
GOOD taste Of correct feeling Mr.. CaFeron COM
,renced al y o'clock NJ, and spoke two and cne-
balf hours. Mr. T. followed during little less
time and you NAV Judge at once OF his speech,
when inform you, that Tie first demonstration Of
appreciation was made by 4 round ot appia"s.
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E,EMALE SCHOOIA-aIus. J. A. 6 DAVIS, with Il
L view to educate her own daughters, Will open 4
Boarding School for young Ladies', nj her residence i'm
meda,sly adjacent TO Charlottesville, on the LIST Mon
day in September next.
She has engaged Lady, who is recommended tn her
as possessing superior qualifications FOR the task Of In
strucress. and will herself devote her rsona attention
to the School. The pupils will he considered, in the
most comprehensive sense, members of Mrs. Ds fini-
iy and will participate equally with her own children,
in her efforts fer their moral and religious Improvement.
The branches of study will embrace the usual sub
ecis taught In the best FemqIe Semnaries, Whit 4,
ention will he specially directed TO the PLAIN and solid
knowledge which il is indispensable for every well e!u
Gated woman 10 possess.
As pupil will he received except snch n board IN
Mrs. ID i family, the number will be Limited of notcssi-
ty, 10 J? or a.
The year vii, he divided into two sessions, Of five
months cnch-rle iirsi vii end IN the 3ist
January, a. and the seeard the l0il June follow
ing. there bring no interval between them.
No pupil Will hc received for less period than I'VE
months; will any deduction he made, except at Mrs
Davis discretion, on any account whatever.
The Terms rW be dS follors
For Board (including all sarcsl and Tuition in the
ordinary subjects Of Instruction IN English,
Far French ner SESSION 10 10
Min .jr - i,h lie nae or thu Piano Is 90
Or Payable always in adyanc. for the session
Aug G 2o-ilS
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MISS CATIIAElNE II. MYERS, assisted BY her
1sl sisters, Harriet and Julia, WILL On the Isl oi oc'o
her next. open Day School, III which VIII he Taught
the various branches OF English Education, com
mcncing with tbe fudimeGts
Young ladies who may wish tn take lessons ~ MUSIC
(a the Sehco viii he Instructed by hiss Julia Myers IN
The use Of the PinnU
Should instruction IN the French language be desired,
competent PteDch Teacher will be procured If sui
fcien number Of scholars lie entered 10 authorize u.
A Reading Class of young ladies', who may be desi-
ros Of improving them.clv In Polite Literature Viii
he attended To for hours, from H. A. III 10 T. Nv
without bein: interrupted by The younger pupils.
Terms for the session of ten months, to he laid quar-
terry In advance:
For pupils learning only The rudmcns, SS2a
For thus- learning the higher branches, ~
For the Scholars Of the Reading Glass, %
Music. 20 cents per lesson.
Should French Class he formed, the terms Will be
the same us al other Schools.
Mise Z. H. Myers hopes lie Kindness rvinced towards
her by the parents VINO have heIrtoi0c committed Their
chi!den her charge w;Il lie continued t., them; and
She be.s that they, and al; others WHO may intend Ia
palronze the enls of herself aud sisters, III give
early information a. possible, that sufficient accom-
modal ion may provided for The number al pupils tn
NAV be entered. The location If the Schnul (Which
viii he n; convenient ponl VIII he made known
In due time.
The Misses NJ will pay strict attention IL the lrrrrs
aud morals OF those -utuIrd I" their Gaze, aad respect
iuy solicit share Of patronage.
Aug ? a'-wJw
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
AUGUSTUS, 1914.
For cash or ctv 0cccptaR

fOr cash or cfD dcccptdRrcS
THREE HUNDRED PACKAGES NEW GOODS.
X H. JENKINS would ivite the attention Of Mer-
chants. Families and oilers, to examine his extern
se stock of staple and Fanny Dry Goods now opening,
suitable for the present and lppraachng season. New
nds will be received frequently, which will enable
purchasers TO find all tims every article wanted for
lner own TO sell aeai,. Amongst the Goods al
ieady opened will he found
100 bales and bleacled and nnbleached Shirt
wide.
- packages Negro Clothing, for male and female
consisting Of Lnseys jill quail es kerscys, Ken
''ehy Jeans, Sa tnets Mild Cloths. &c.
ni,aakets-l GOO Bed and Negro Blankets.
r'annels-aOo pieces white red and yellow Fannes.
.ae"es 900 pieces Pr nd all prices and styles.
,,cN'ngs-2n bales TicknsS all qualities.
40 Irish Linens Dlap-rS Silks, and all the fash.
,nanle materials for ladies' Dresses Cloths, CASH
aud Vestngs, Mcrino, sin and Cotton shirts and
,hs awris, &c &c. Evefy quality of Dry Goods from
tne,pes, kind made to the hsst, will be found al
""hesas o, retail NJ r, n. JENKINS
a,,- staple aud Fancy Dry Goodsund Linen Store.
':'s 26-f
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10 tic Editors ol Tie En4n0u:
Eux1en's HUI. Page Co. july 81. 1914.


In Jlotion, hc Right Jginc of the Tenth Lesiou
Dear Sirs We had a large and enthusiastic
meeting of the Democracy of Page county. on
SATURDAY last. The meeting was held for the puI-
pose Of declaring the sentiments Of the people in
This quarter favorable 10 the immediate re-annex-
alton OF Texas 10 The United States, and for the
purpose oil raising llag in honor of McsSIs.
Polk and Dallas cur candidates for the PTes-
deney and Vice Presidency.
~ an carly hon the people OF every age sex
and condition commenced assembling. urti Il
dense crowd occupied the ground upon which II
stand, with suitable seats and accommodations.
had been provided. Ailcr the organization of The
meeting, Major ST. Clair ID. Kirby and others
present were invited 10 address the meeting. The
arguments were sound able and CONVINCING
demonstrating concitsivclv, the constutionaliiy
and expectancy OF The immediate remuneration
OF Texas. The response Of the meeting was
most enthusiastic The spirit of our revolution
ary ancestors seemed To animate them. Just and
mericd compliments were paid the nominees OF
The National Convention, which was responded
10 with dcaiening applause.
Ai,er The speaking, the people adjourned lo
parakc of Il collation. prepared by the hospitablc
and Democratic people OF the nciehborhood. The
scene closed by raising a hickory pole one hun
bred and twenty feet high, with banner inscribed
'polk ana Ddl!as-thc Peoples Candidates. -
Tweniy-six stars were painted on il, To represent
the twenty six Cnited Staic>-and The twenty
seventh was painted as shooting or moving in the
direction of the twcnty-six representing Texas
coming into the Union. The meeting adjourn
cd before shutdown, in good order, all feeling the
CONSCIOUSNESS, Of having been engaged in good
cau>c--"Thc cause Of the country and the rco-
plc' opposed To which are bankers, brokers,
gamblers, swindlcrs, aboition;stS. corrupt rolili-
clans, oiiicc->eekers and the unpauio,ic OF every
class; headed by Henry Clay The advocate Of 4
protective Tariff, Of a thriving Bank OF mono
poly, and OF every species OF lccalized pillagc
and robbery, whereby the rich are made richer
and The poor are made roo!er-whereby tie far
mer is rlundercd in the shape OF premiums under
the name of Tariff, OF his hard earnings, Ia
''prctec.' tocto,y iords 0nd cnPiai,&s-tor which
Henry Clay makes The modest demand TO be re-
war.ied with the Presidency OF this great nation.
TIlREE-SCORE AND TEN.
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T5Mc Editors Of Tie Enquirer:
GREENE C. II. Julv 20 1911.

GEEENL I. H., July ~ lofi
The cause Of Democratic Rcpubicanism ne
yer was in mere prosperous condition in this
county, than at the present time. With Polk,
Dallas End Texas a. our wa,chWord, we are
successfully carivin. the war into the camp OF
the enemy. and gathering recruits from anon.
their wcll-lrcd ,oieIs OF 1910. On our last
court day Mi V. w. Souhal, the Wing Flee
Tor. came 10 cheer up the hopes %! his down-cast
friends and 10 stimulate them 10 renewed cXor-
tons in the present contest The great Demo
cratic Grand rally, that came of al New Market,
had called Mr.. Randolph, the Democratic Elec-
Tor OF this district, To That place. But Mr.. Sonlh-
all was not 10 gallon around the track without an
opponent. The discussion was commenced by
Cant. William r. Mills, who led off in gallant
STYLE for one hour Mr. $nu'hall replied Tor the
same length Of time, and the discussion was clos
ed by Il speech OF - minutes each 1t was OH
yioris to all tha, Mr.. Southall was no, al ease;
on the contrarv,rhe most casual observer saw tia,
he was either "oti his foot, OF had met a courscT
who put him mp To all he knew. Mills carried
The war, in gallant style, into Africa, and made
some happy allusons IL reference 10 Mr.. South
ali, position upcn the snbjcc; OF Bank. SO
! happy was hc, on one OCCASION IN reply 10
portion Of Mr. Sou,hall's speech that he called
forth the Involuntary pliudits oi Il small portion
of the Whig, which caused others, more wary,
TO look daageIS The Wings had anticipated a
rare treat and gIcat victory on Tie occasion; bun
after the contest w1s over, they we're qnite willing
10 permit The subject 10 rest in peace. There was
on their part no boasting, no Dragging. 10 g. n
rejoicing, as they evidently anticipated before the
commencement oil the discussion. | have learn
ed. from reliable source, that Mr. Sou,iall's eff
fort was crowned viii the glorious result OF at
least one convert from Whiggery TO Democratic
Republcanism. VIII 1.-The Wings be kind enough
NJ tholl lIs at l,ps II
for in truth, he seems 10 have inspired new zeal
into our ranks, which strikes additional terror
into the hearts OF our opponents. tell you, Sir,
The people Of Greene are rising
Agans, Clay and FreliDghuysen.
CURTIUS.
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SHEPHERD & COLIN,

IIAVE removed their Office the New Buiding on
IL South ilth Street, next East of The Virginia md
Farmers Banks, and opposite the Capitol Square
They have ordered several fonnis OF NV i VIE!
has been.
They embrace this occasion to return their acknow
Judgments the public for the patronage with winch
sihle, their exert0ns To merit continuance.
They promise good work, inferior 10 none, AMI prompt
execution, at reasonable rates.
They Keep on hand general assortment Of BLANKS,
on excellent paper. ~ r,..a,
They have attached TO their Office A BOOK EINnE.
RY and given nm interest in 1t to superior 'sorsman,
more particularly in the manufacture oil BLANK HUNS,
&C., sc. -.
They would be pleased II share the public favor in
tins line also promising furnish good work. OF
every description, and at as fair prices Is any ohef
wholnsocver. :.
RICHMOND, July, &C, 1919. s3-wiwH
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AIRS MEAD,S SCHOOL The next Session Of Mrs.
WI hiead's School will commence On the fist day of
October next. The course OF study VIII be thorough
aud extensive and will BE- conducted by Mrs Mead
self with The aid a.. valuable experienced Teacher.
July 30 ai-tf
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, - RICHMOND, yIRG,-
w NIA.-The subscriber presents the following
scheme for private Medical Instruction, a.id respectful
y solcts the countcnance o HE members of The pro
ies.nn. The Course of instruction wi. embrace tpo
years-a Junior and Senior Yeareach cf which will he
divided into Summer and Winter Session The sum
m.r Session TO commence April 18th, and terminate
September LIT. The Winter Session will commence
November lsl, and terminate March lst.
The i,e for the year. embracing Il summer aud Win
ter Session $40 in cdr:ncc For either Session separate
Iy. $40 in adranee. The exercises OF the Institute wi
consist of Lectures Recitations, and Examinations
upon The several branches Of Medicine.
ARRANGEMENT or STUDIES.
JUNIOR YEAR-Samiatr On-Special Anatn.
my; Special Philosophy; Materia Msdica and Therapeu-
ties Chemistry JFhfsr SessioHfu The Summer Stu
dies will BIZ added Sureicai Anatomy; Surgery TLeurc.
tca ald Practically Theory and Practice of Medicine;
Midwifery.
SENIOR YEAR.-Samner Se<eien-Genrral Anato.
nv; Principles of Pathology; Pathological Anatomy; f;e
neral Physiology; Au,cuiaiIon: Medical Jurisprudence.
HiHtr Sess0n-Revitw Of all The Studies of the Junior
and senior years.
In addition the above the Student will have access,
At all times 10 The Medical and surgical cases under
treatment IN the Aims House, College Inhrhary aud
psnitenliy, snrdns him ample opportunity Of obtain
ing practical informal aud testing by observation
The accuracy Of the principles which being
Gated. Address AUG l.. WARNER, NJ. d.
Richmond, April 9th, 1914. l01-Gm
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DUBLIC SALE-The subscriber, acting under de-
cree of the County Cour, Of Hanover, rendered on
the 23d day Of April, si4 in The suit Of Jordan Harris,
in his own right and Administrator Of Finch Cross,
deceased, Margaret E. his wife, who was Margaret l..
Cross Plaintiffs against Nancy Cross and others, De-
Pendants. will sell public auction, the premises on
Wednesday the fourth day Of September next, il fair,
il not, the next fair day thereafter, the Tract OF Land
which Finch Cross died seized. The Tract contains
four hundred, fortyih: and half acres and adoi1-
ing the dover lands Of Mrs Nancy Cross, Walter Crrn
shaw, Robert t;lazsbcoS and others so much o the
purchase money a will cover the costs charges OF
sale will he quired i'll hand'he residue upon tiedit
Of one, and three years the purchaser executing
bonds and approved security for the deferred payeis
and the title retained until t.c same are paid.
JORDAN HARRIS Special Commissioner
July 81 23--wtdS
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NTOTICE.-MoUNT PLEASANT FOR SALE.-Will
IN be sold 10 the highest bidder, on THURSDAY the
a6lh of September ii fair, If not The next far day,
this valuable Tract Of Land, lying in the county Of
Mecklenburg, two miles and helf from Boydon. and
one quarter Of mile from Randolph Macon College,
and cor lans 67a acres upwards of half is in the
original growth with stony Dwelling Iiouce with
three rooms on the lower for, and three on the upper
also, good Framed Work House ana Cook Houfe good
cabins for six families OF Any person wishing
to educate their children with very little expense, may
find it greatly 10 their interest 10 come aud view The
premises. win sell at any time privately, briwet n
This and the 10Th of September Al which tine will
sell my stock al Cattle, Hogs, and Sheep, Corn Fod
der aud Oats Household and Kitchen Furniture, the
Plantation Utensils sc. The sale WIZ take place on
the premises.
Terms for my Land-cne-ihird cash, the balance in
two equal annual paymcnis-the purchasers giving
Bond and approved security, with lien "n The Land
Term. for Stock, &c.-fwelvn months credit for all
sums above i've dollar; five dollars aHd under, cash
the credit puIcss.Is TO give Bond. with approved sc
curlty NATiiL. MACLIS.
Aug & Oft.
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S,TRATroN's oFFIcE.-Drawins of Alexandria
= Lottery, 80. q, 9Th August:
- a. "a "A 90 G. S. 46 76 CO 81 IS "a.
Ticket. Nos CT CA Ca Capital in the abnve drawing,
sold and paid by STRATUM.
$50 ooo-sia, a0o-Alcxandria Lottery, No. p, for
Monday morning Capitals: S'O0t II lWV 900, 3.HN,
q s7 COO SO Az al 900, of $40, Gl of 4JO 63 "f
10, &c IS Nos. IL drawn. Wholes $40; halves 5;
quarters 81.
az Orders for packages certificates or single tickets
in The above Scheme and in all Lotteries, will be
promptly attended to, and drawing sent when request
ed. Please address orders TO
N. SITUATION, Richmond. Va.
Az, & 2li--2t
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MOSES, Ne 'ro Sian, belonging 20 the Estate Of
WI Capt. William Harrison, decreased, ahsented him
self from the employment Of Mr.. Nerd Sizer of King
William, to whom he was hired, early in February,
1873, and has been going nj large ever since, occasoi-
ally being heard Of in the nelshhohocd aud In Rich
nond and is suspected to be frequently the neishbar
hood Of the Coal Pits in Chesterfield. Moses Is Of
stout frame li;iic inclined tn he eshy; round, tnii
face small eyes and rather bad counenance neither
black nor bright particular scars ar mark remember
ed. His appearance has no doubt changed, and he
may have changed his Moses had aIpracticc,
well eInbrreJ, while being talked with uf rubbing
his hand pirt Of hs face, aud iit frequently
will give twenty dollars II apprehrnded III ths state
aud rough, Ia me- put IN Jail 80 that get him. or
iy dollars taken out "f The STATE provided get MN
safe. Jusrs is member ri The Baptist Church, ana Is
SAID have become Preacher Of the & spell, anu some
saw Schoo!msicr also. since le has been runaway
have douh. he Is rnine ior some had end. MOSES
has been advertised 10y handhs IN The neishoorlinod,
hut fear ta- nutice is not general enough Direct 10
the subscriber, New Town o. King ~ Queen county,
Va when caught no u. HARRISON,
Executor of William Harrison, Jr.
Ann o 2J-w1w
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PORTSMOUTH MILITARY AID SCIENTIFIC

TNEACHERS WANTED--Thr Trustees Of the Ports
Z mouth Academy wish To employ Principal and
an Assistant To iaac charge of this Institution. As IL
has been determined by the Board TINT shall continue
10 be MILITARY well Sceai and Ciass raj Sch'
il will for NJ least OF the instructors Ia
he qualified la teach everything ?eilaihnc t. Military
Tactics II has been conducted on tbs principle Tor the
last four years, after the plan Of zap. ridge. The
location of the Academy Is in The town Of Portsmouth,
and very well situated regards health, and convr
uence Tor all the purposes far which II Is dcHs'td =
Thuse us charge al will have depend on iIr in
come OF the Schoi fnr tcI, support, whic ran he made
very handsome, by cdse attention on the pat "i comp
tent Individuals. The government Ut The school WI he
under The supervision Of the Bard.
For further information, apply by POST, TO John
Hodges. Esq, President Of the Board.
Aun. |'--.h
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nAYENPORT & ALLEN, AUCTION md COM
IL .NISSIO.T MERCHANTS. have for sale, upon
usual crtdt-
20 b.lds. prime ST. Croix Sugars
lU0 do. Porto Rico do.
1000 bags Rio Java and Laguyra Coffee
50 bbis. Tanners Oh
10 Ito Linse.d do
100 boxes "Woolsey's and Coverings" sugars
1000 sacks fine and coarse Salt
500 casks .ubrc Plaster
100 bbs. CaciDed do.
800 kegs Blasting Powder
50 boxes Spcrmaceti Candles
so do. IIull's Patent do.
20U0 sides Sole Leather
50 boxes Havana Sugar
aOUU reams cap and letter Paper,
100 packages fine aud extra Gunpowler Teas
Old Cognac Brandy. old Port Wine
Sicily aud Madeira Wine
Baltimore and Tuscaloosa Whskey
Calabra licurice, Cnpperas
Alum, Nader. Indigo, &c.
Aug2 2o-'l
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JoYNEs ON LfMITATIoNs-An Essay upon the
y act of The General Assembly Of Virginia, passed
April D. 1885, entitled, can Act amending the Statute
Of limiiaions,' and founded the English statute OF
Geo. Nv, -witb preliminary inquiry into the law
Of new promises under the Statute of Limitations, by
William T. 10, mes, ESQ., Of Petersburg Just published
and now for sale by DRtSKER & NORRIS,
Law Book Sellers and Publishers
Aup 25-Nu
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IL persons having claims against the Estate o. the
n late Randolph HARRISON Of EN- I'M, deceased ae
,,s,ed Tn present them for settlement, and all those
iuaehed 10 said Estate To make payment MIR fr!to"
Harrsoa is authorised to settle all accounts and anS
AL all business connected with SAID Estate. Mr. h,tr
n NAV hr found AZ Elk Till after tie LIST day of sep
mbcr next Ii claimants in Richmond and It's vicinity
VIII piacr their claims in The hands of MIR d. S"ap1nd
Eaadoiph they will he attended !" o,,
BIRMINGHAM C. HARRISON,
Administrative with the will annexed, ?,
OF r. Harrison, deceased.
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GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
nARRlSu & BEaZLEY beg leave TO inform ihefr
customers and the Ii,blic generally, that they have
removed - tenement Nj a. Cary street, nearly oPpo.
,tc their former sand yd few doors below The street
-,diag tom Mayo. Rrae where ihey are prea.sn n 20
IN as good terms any dher house IN the Guy AeS
also propose TO do a n,..,>,.-
and are now prepared taat.end 10 selling any articles
.fnroduce which their fends may consign to them,
prL.nr their best effort TO obtain, in every case, the
hishes, market price !,
Fl ,,4rs m. informed hat Mr.. c. Wal,llall, now In
our .nnloymcnt and who has practical knowledge Of
Jhc i'obaccn trade will attend particularly to tha'
branch of the business. a. g.
Gut
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July 10
,,,,,c II 1ITpEy COMMISSION 5IER-

JAMES II. JUREY, COlLlHSSIoN DER
i. CU4vy, RfcuMoyp, Va. sells Tobacco,
Flonr Wheat and other Producc-and on con-
sienmen,s in hand makes liberal cash advances,
Once on Cary street, three doors above Williams
& Haxal's Warehouse, on the Basin Bank
RsrrrrScrs.-Aicssrs T. & J. $. lanes &
Co., Richmond; Col! Jno. +. Jones, W. ?. Parish
Fsa Cbarlo,lesvillc; Messrs. Il. I. Tinsley y
Co. Lynclbnrg; E. May. Esq S'aunlo. John
G. McClanahan. Esq Buchanan; J. w. A.
Saunders, Esq. Buckingham: Reuben Rasland
Esq, powhaian; DR.. James l.. Jones, Orange;
March 3 "-"