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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-29
Warrington City, August G. ls44. 9'i-w4m
ra,uaUe Real Estate on James Rirer, in Baeking-

Igiuliic l(CRL ES0tt on James ftttf Hs oHehts-
ham, for :Saie, Rittom rescTrc.
DY virtue of two deeds oftrust, or one OF them,
d as the case NAV require, executed by Charles
A. Scott during his lie, and duly recorded IN the
CLERKS O.hce of the County Court OF Buckng-
,am the first of which bears date the 2lst day OF
Arril. 1885, and the other the 18th November,
l.>l2 the undersigned Trustee, WILL on WE'D
NESDAi. the 18th day Of DECEMBER, 1914,
offer for sas 10 the highest bidder, for cash, at
the residence OF William A. Scott, in the said
county the whole, or so much as may be Sufii-
cicn, Tor the purposes Tor winch the said deco,
were executed OF the Tract OF Land in the said
deeds mentioned. on which the said Charles Il.
Scott resided, adjoining the lands OF George Book
er and others. and upon which there exists pre-
rious lien for the benefi; OF DIR. Charles Everett,
upon which there j. due about Sl40Oo. ms
l'Iac, is beautifully situated on The South SIDE
Of James river, in full view OF and having
cas- communication with the Canal, about nine-
" miles above the city of Richmond, and Is esti-
mated 10 contain about twenty-seven hundred
acres, of which it is supposed upwards oil lhree
hundred acres are valuable river low grounds
\ large portion of the high land Is perhaps inc
richest in Buckingham. The whole Tract lies
we'll, is well walered, and as healthy situation
IS any in Virginia The sum required to be
raised under the deed Of trust which is for the be-
nei, of Mrs. Nancy Nicholas, Administrative OF
George Nicholas, deceased, will be upwards OF
nineteen thousand dollars. 1t is expected that the
lien in favor of DR.. Everett will be enforced on
The same day, and that the whole Tract will be
lhus offered Tor sale at the same time. By the
terms Of the deeds, The sale is required 10 be made
)r cash, but it is probable that the purchaser, or
purchasers, will be able 10 make with the parties
interested some arrangementby which reasonable
time may he obtained The title to be acquired
b. the sale under the deeds of trust is believed TO
be unquestionable The sale will be made sub
Jecl 10 the lien existing in favor of Dr. Everett, or
with his consent, and 10 the dover rights of the
widow ollhe said Charles a. Scott; but sellingas
Trustee, shall only convey such title as is vest
ed IN me. The land will be shown 10 any person
desiring 10 purchase by William A. Scott, who
resides on the plantation, and whose house Willie
open on the dag of sale, with all necessary COM
forts, for those attending the sale. IT, from bad
weather, or any other cause, the Trustee should
deem il proper for the interests and rights of the
parties concerned, TO postpone the sale, the same
will be adjourned from day to day. The land
will certainly be sold, and persons DESTROYS of
purchasing most valuable, healthy, beautiful
anu convenient farm, are especially invited to
come and examine the fine crops now growing
upon it. VIM BRANCH, Trustee.
Oct. l-2aw;ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-29
March l

Green Bottom IN Cabci Conntv, Va, for Salc
T WISH tosell this valuable Tract OF Land con-
i tanning nearly five thousand acres, OF which
two thousand acres are rich level bottom land,
lying on the Ohio River, in Cabell county, Vir-
ginia. Thirteen hundred acres are in cultivation
more than two hundred being IN meadows, adj
Joining each other from which have frequently
cut 800 tons of Hay, ard shipping il 10 New
Orleans have commanded as high a. Sl3 per ton
for part OF il. The soil, in lis exceeding rich
ness and fertility. cannot be surpassed by any in
the Union--is we'll waiercd by numerous springs
of pure and excellent water; and possesses all
the varieties oi fine timber which is natural 10 the
climate. The dwelling house is a large three
story brick building Gncudng bascmenD neatly
finished and well furnished, with brick kitchen
and an excellent garden adjoining il. There
is short distance from the house, an excellent
spring of very cold water, with large stone
spring house, having a stone floor. There are
several fine orchards containing a variety OF Ap-
pies, Pears, Peaches, Cherries, &c; large Pork
house arranged for The packing of meat. Three
large barns, one Of them 100 feet square, very
high, having large press in the centre ior
the pressing of Hay Also, new frame ware
house on the river 30 by 1870 feet. There is
an over>eer'S house, water mill (Which grinds
corn.l and all other outhouseS, such as stables,
granaries, &c, conveniently situated | have
between two and three hundred head of cattle
between twenty and thirty head of horses, over
one hundred head of sheep, and will feed above
1000 head OF hogs this Fall; aud about 500 acres
OF corn growing. which expect will yield mr.
between 10000 and %, 900 bushels OF corn-all
of which | am DESTROYS of selling and which, il
bought with the land, possession will le given
Immediately. The reader may think it strange,
my wishing 10 leave SO desirable situation, bul
being badly afflicted with the Rheumatic pains,
| have found BY experience that Southern eli
mate agrees with me much better in this respect:
also, having good deal OF land lying in Texas
and thinking could do better hy going into the
sugar business have concluded TO remove ihither.
The terms OF this sale made known on applica-
ton 10 the proprietor, now residing on the farm,
who will take great pleasure in showing it 10
any one who may he DESTROYS Of purchasing il.
This lrac; was formerly military claims, bought
up BY Wilson *. Nicholas formerly Governor OF
Virginia. then VIM. Cabcll, next Governor, be-
came its possessor, from whom | purchased il,
and have been living on j, for the last eighteen
years. WIN. JENKINS.
Cabel Co., Va, Oct. % 1911. tic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-29
VALUABLE FARM IN AMELIA FOR


"A SALE-By virtue of deed in trust execu-
ted 10 The subscribers by Thomas T. Jeter, and du-
ly recorded in the Clerks Office of Amelia, we
otter Tor sale, privately, that valuable Farm ON
which 1hos. l.. Jcter lately resdcd near Jcersvie,
known by the name of WAYNE Oak. and contain
ing by recent survey, one thousand Two hundred
acres abouttwo hundred and sevcn,y-iive Of which
are in original forest, well timbercd and first rate
tobacco land. A large portion of the open land is
OF good quality and produced fine crops oftobac-
co, wheat, corn and oats. The Improvements are
very superior, consisting, of a large two-story
dwelling house, nearly new, with nine rooms neat
y painted inside and out three porchcS, with turn
ed pillars, &c, good framed kitchen, ice-house,
servants house and carriage house-beSides four
or five negro cabins with brick chimneys, and
every other clubhouse necessary on such farm.
If immediate application be made. this farm
may be bought for low price with money. FL
Their of the undersigned Trustees will take plea
sure in showing the Plantation, Ne, 10 any person
who may wish 10 purchase. 1t will be sold in lots,
or entire, TO suit purchasers.
TILMON f. JETER,
JOHN A. JETER, Trustees
j. w. c. WINGO,
March 91-2amtf
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Bg The Lieutenant Gorcrnor Of Virginia

A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS. vacancy hath occurred in the General
w Assembly ef this Commonwealth, by the death OF
joel oeman the delegate elect for the county OF Isle
Of Wight The Sheriff OF The said county Is therefore
authorized ami required 10 mold an election ON the mrs.
Monday in November next within his said county, for
dee ale 10 I'LL the vacancy aforesaid.
Given uader my hand. as Lieutenant Governor, ACT
inc as t;ovcrnor, in pursuance of the provisions
f,sAl cf the Constitution, and under the lesser seal
Of the Cornmonw eaith, ut Richmond, this fourth
day OF Sept. naer, in the year ls4i.
s.nt 10 g6-,J JOHN RUTHERFOORD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-29

G0O REWARD.-Ran away from the sub
Wv scriber, about the Both July last, Ne
gro Man, named William, who calls himself Will
liam Jones. He is about five feet, ten inches IN
height, stout made, of copper color, about
twenty-eight years OF age, and wears full head
of hair. | purchased him OF Dr. VIM. A. Sell
den, of Charles City county, in December last
The above reward will be paid upon his delivery
to me, or confinement in any jail, so lean gel him
again. T. L. WIGHT.
Tuckahoe, Goochland co, Va.
Oct 26-c4t
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Mecklenburg CO., Oct. lG, lsll-c2m
.WENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
Will be given for the apprehension and de-
livery to me Of JERRY, sometimes calling him
self jerry Pollard, who abeconded on Friday
last The Goth inst. Said Boz is a mulatto, with
long black hair, one tooth out II front, about p
10 80 years old, supposed to be feet 10 Q inches
hieh-nose rather sharp. He is well acquainted
at the late residence OF Cary Nelson, decd, and
at Enfield, King William; at Mill Farm, Ca,
roline; and at MIR. Huges', Amherst county. !
think he is lurking about the city.
JAMES THOMAS.
Cent 07-eo5Scw3W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-29
one hundred DOLLARS REWARD Lett m!

one HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD Lett my
" residence in March last. Negro Man, by the name
of MOSES lie IS twenty four wears of age, f.et ~
inches 10 height, stout built, inclined 10 be bow leg
gel brown complexion aad pleasant countenancr. ne
has hprn lurking in The nerhborho"d of the Bowling
Green here he has wife-at Dr. Tay'or's Estate on
the Rappdhannock Rivrr,-and IN Richmond, where ne
ha. brother III. property ola Mr. Barsamn-also, ~
The n-ighborhoud of Bsrkeley's Estate. | VIII pay S'o
m. apursh-nsion in Caroline the adjacent cour-
,less5 i'm The States 100 out fihe state "f Virginia.
RID. NJ. BRIDGES.
,yhi,a chin,.y. n Ang G. 2i-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-29
,vh;,a cht,o,.v.p n Anp6 2i-wi

DENSIOS AGESCY.-The subscriber having been
for several years engaged in the Pension ofhee. e1-
Clrs.velv in the examination Of Claims for revolution
az SERVICES and having left that ONCE has Tor Tue
Ia. t.o years devoted mis- time TO the prosecution OF
CLAIMS ecftte that Office and the other Public ohces "I
10, Government. Being well acquainted with th-
ytr'ou. Pension laws, and with The sources from
whence proof II service may he derived hr isenahed
to render essential aid To such may require IN agent
IN tn. Cuy.
lie Will transact business Of any kind committed 10
hs charge for reasonable compensation
All letters on business must he pos paid -
Reference Is respectfully made 10 the Hon. J. "
Jon.x and ). II. Parker, Esd, Rlclilnonh
II. Il. SYLVESTER.
lp,.h;,.,,, INV AUGUST q. ls45 2i win
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-29
TRUST SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES

TRUST SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES.
DY virtue of a deed OF trust executed 10 us by
ID the late Clack Robinson, for purposes therein
specified, dated The Sth day Of March, 1s43, and
duly recorded in the Registers Office Of Warren
County, we will sell Ia The highest bidder, on
Friday the first day of November next, at the
plantation known as the Jones Plantation, all the
Lands the sand Robinson lying on the North
side of the Roanoke river and about seventeen
likely Negroes. There are about two thousand
two hundred acres of Land, a good portion OF
which is superior river bottoms the upland is OF
GOOD quality and we'll timbered. This Land was
purchased BY the said Robinson, oil the late Fran
els Jones and Others and may bc conveniently d-
yidcd into two or more tracts to suit purchasers.
The healthy region in which this Land lies the
fertility OF the soil and its location being in the
immediate vicinity of the Raleigh and CASTOR
rail road. and only about fifteen miles above Gas
ION. combines advantages rarely offered in any
country. Those wishing TO purchase are request
ed TO view the premises, which will bc shown by
Nessrs. William or Allen Robinson, both Of
whom live upon the premises, or by either of the
subscribers Bonds with approved security will
be required for the purchase money OF the Land
enc half payable on the 9th February next, the
other half payable on The 9th ofFebruary 1876
The Negroes will be sold for cash. The right to
the whole of the property is ndsputable; but, sell
ling as trustees we shall convey such title only as
is vesled in us by said decd
" NH AM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-29
JOHN ?. METTAUER, A. VI. NJ. D.,
FRANCIS J. METTAUER, JR., A. ~. NJ. d.
P.ince Edward e. H., Aug. 10, leti. 3-wtln

MEDIC Al DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY
OF PENNSYLVANiA.-SESS OF l1i-i5
THE Lectures will commence on Monday, November
l the Ali, AMI be continued. under the following ar
ralcrmrn, 10 the middle uf March ensuing:
rr4ctic- and Theory If Medicine, BY Nathaniel Chap
nm. VI II.
Chemistry. by Robert Hare, NJ. ID.
Surgery, by William Gibson, VI. ID.
Anatomy, by William Z. Horrer, NJ. d.
Institutes of Medicine, by Samuel jackson, M. y.
Matera Medica and Pharmacy, by George Is. Wood,
u. d.
Obstetrics and the Diseases Of Women aud Children,
ty Hugh l. Hodge, NJ. ID.
course of Clinical Lectures and Demonstrations, in
conn.rion with the above, will be given al the very ex
,-nsiyr and convenient inirmary called the Philade-
p,i, Hospital.
clinical Medicine, by w. W Gerhard, ~ d.
Cnnioal Surgery. by Drs. Gibson and Horrer
n,eal Instruction in Medicine il also given from the
l., dsy of November 10 the 1T day OF March, by Dr.
Woot IN the Pennsylvania Hospital.
Clinical instruction is likewise gwen al the Unvert,-
'''''' ". r. HoRNER, NJ. D.,
DEM Of the Medical Faculty
.f3 Chestnut ST., Phil, Sept. g. 1871. 3i-2awtllN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-29

By means of coalition, Henry Clay made
John Quincy Adams President and himself Sc
crerary Of Stale in defiance Of tie American
people. By another coalition between the Wings
and the Natives OF the City Of New York, and
the Aboilioni>ls of the country, Cassius NJ. Clay,
Webster and other friends OF Clay, hope 10 carry
that great state, and secure his election. But We
lcjoicc 10 believe that this dissraceluI coalition
has siynaly failed. The Empire State will stand
firm 10 her Democratic principles, and will break
up the ne>! OF every such coalition or Gicm?'s al
coalition, ilom which lie Wings may hope 10
hatch votes for Clay. New York, PENNSYLVANIA,
and Virginia, will form an imponetratle phalanS,
which viii resist all the open attacks and secret
movements of Federalism. TIE Democracy of
Ohio too, are fully aroused. and seem resolved
10 strike ohthc miserable Wing majority oi 900,
which the Wing observation-disclosures. Barley has
Just received ont of 100000 votes Ii can be
done, and we have strong hopes that it will BE-
done. Every where our malca is onward, and
Federalism is ON lis last legs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-29
n. MILAN,
o. D. Fits,

Trustees.
n. B. All the creditors of c. Robinson, decd,
are requested TO furnish us with statement OF The
amount or ba ance due them, on or before The 2oh
day of October those living at distance can
do 50 by letter, addressed to us at Macon Depot,
Warren, n. c. \. NJ.
o. d. F,
n,t tic Trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-29
RICHMOND, VA.
Tues:iny Morning. October 20.

Virginians are you in favor OF the annexa-
lion Of Texas 50 vital 10 the safety OF the South
81 lull OF benefits 10 the whole Union? II You
are deposile your votes for James X. Polk and
Georg, NJ. Dallas, the able, firm and consistent
friends OF Texas The election OF Henry Clay
will forever destroy all hopes ofre acquiring that
fertile country, which was 50 unjusily coded
away. Cayis ptcIeedby his iaa letters. 10 OPP
pose annexation, and Webster, Adams, Slade,
Seward and the Abolilionists will "hold him to
that pledge II he he elected at all, ii will be
due 10 The exeriions of such men, AT all times OPP
posed 10 the interests and policy OF The South
Will you, Virsinians. unite with the vile iana-
tics in elevating a man who is pledged 10 20
against the annexation Of Texas, though the
whole country with small exception should de-
sire III The fate of Texas is i'll The hands ot The
people OF the United States. Nirgnians, be true
10 yourselves and vote against Henry Clay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-29
ARKANSAS SAFE

A gentleman just from Little Rock in Arkan-
cas- informs US that the Democratic candidate for
Governor is elected BY majority of more than
600 votes-[N. O. Cour ,cT, Oct. 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-29

Private information by last nights mail, leaves
no room 10 doub, that New York and Pennsylva.
MIA are safe for Polk. More anon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-29
MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

,,ur p,,, session of the Medical Institute will COM
r-nc- IN the first of the ensuing November, ana
IN. -,, m N rs. la this Institution ali the branch
"a compete Medical Educa,i"n are taught. Espe-
,',rt.n * given III, practical departments, such
=. >gfs.p and rh- Practice Of Medicine by cases ana
f..iss Illustrations: Chemistry by experiments, aud
,r,,Dy hy dSs,c,ious. An abundant supply OF The
,;, io Tie study Of practical ANATOMY, can nj
,.,,. Ne had during the proper season
,,ufs. In hi, institute vii en'iile students 10 come
80 ard fr graduation aer attending one full course IN
~ Washington University OF Baltimore, one OF the best
u-tc.l schools III the Inion.
Tn- 70. Tor A full course will he one hundred dollars,
,,y,bl- IN advance. Any number of students wishing
!, en tts institute, can he accommodated with board,
&c in note and III private families. on moderate terms
kc IN rs immediate vicinity
Tnr institute IL located within half mile Of FRINGE
Edward ccur, house, a mile Of Hampden Sidney Col
se aud sl miles from earmvilie; aud 10 neishbor-
hood long distinguished for lis hcathess Intelligence
ani mo aiiIy.
JOHN r METTAUER. A. NJ. M. D.,
FRANCIS J. METTAuER, JR, A. ~. NJ. D.
an lsi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-29

rrrHo
tionS.
Now, when The Advertiser ailirms that this is a
"Roorback,' in other words a forgery, does he
mean that these gentlemen, OF different States and
parties. affirming the same thing, in nearly the
same words, have forged this story upon Col.
Preston or that Preston forged it against Mr.
Clay! Which OF these two parties, MIR. McCord
and those who confirm Mr.. AlcCord's statement,
or VIM. c. Preston, OF South Carolina, does he
intend 10 accuse Of labrcatng this conversation,
10 the injury OF Mr. Clay; and that too, upon no
other shadow Of ground Tor 50 presumptuous an
assertion, Than lha! he has too much faith in Mr..
Clay to believe any body, even Mr. Preston, to
his prejudice!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-02-21
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Y nj. C. FREELAND, who has been
81 q arrested, and is now confined within
the bounds the Jail Of Edgefcld District by
virtue of capias nd satisfaciendum, at the suit
of o. Fl. Lee, having filed his petition, with
u schedule on OATH Of his whole estate aud ef
fe:ts, With the purpose Of obtaining the bene-
fit Of the Acts Of tile General Assembly, COM
monty called the Insovent Debtors Acts.
Public notice is hereby given. that the peti.
ton of the said ]. NJ Z. Freeland will be
heard and considered in the Court of Common
Pleas for Edgefed District, at Edgefcld Court
House, on the second Monday Of Marchuext, CT
on such other day as the Court may order, dur.
ing the term, commencing onthe second Monday
in March next, at said place and all the Gre
ditors of said J. NJ. C. Freeand are hereby
summoned personally or by attorney, then and
there, in said Court, 10 shcw cause, il any tl.ey
can, why the benefit OF the Acts aforesaid
should not be granted 10 the said ]. IL, c
Freeland upon his executing the assignment re
qu,red by the Acts aforesaid.
GEO. POPE, C. E. D
Clerks Office,
Nov. % 3m
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-02-21
DIR. CHAMPIONS, SO
Vegetable Ague Medicine.
Aug. 16

a Safe aud certain cure for the Chills and
IA Feverin all its complicated forms, also an
eiectnal remedy for fevers ofevery description.
This Medicine hus been used by the propri-
etor number of years in extensive practice,
during which time, he has treated some thou
sands of cases of fevers and from the success
Of this mode of practice. be is confident il must
and ,oiu be the prevailing practice in fevers.
II never fails to perform cure Of Chills aud
Fever the FIRST DAY.
Bilious, Typhus, Nervous. Congcsti1c, IFinter
and Yelior0 Fever, all yield TO the use Of this
Medicine, I'D are cured by this system Of
practice in a-,.rster time and with much more
certainty than by any other system of practice
that has ever been recommended.
CERTIFICATES.
SHEFFIELD, Fayelte Co. Ala. Jan. 10, 1912.
DR.. Champion Dear sir, lnve been a
great favorite of DR.: Sappington's Pills, and
until last fall had not heard Of your pills. Your
agent has left some in this country, and have
used them in my practice to considerable en-
tent, and | can with pleasure say, that as far as
my knowledge exteIds, they are much supe-
rior to any medicine | have used in cases of
Feyers. am so forcibIy and fiom personal
knowledge convinced Of the salulary1 aud all
important effects Of your pills, that am. ex5i
tremely anxious 10 have YOU make an agent in
this vicinity. There can be large amount
sold lIere for cush. Yours truly, ~.
II. P. LEONARD, M, d.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-02-21
EasmIEy Groceries.

YEYHE Subscriber respectfully informs his
B friends and the public generally, that he
offers for sale, at the brick store formerly occ''-
pied by Messrs. Sibley a. Crapon. nearly op-
posite MIR. Jmcs Hubbard's Hotel, large
and general assortment of GROCERIES, par
ticularly adapted to the wants ol iamilIes' con-
sis:ing in part of
New Orleans Porto Rico, and ST. Croix
SUGARS,
Lump, loaf crushed g. powdered Sugars,
Cluba, Rio and Java COFFEE,
Back, Hyson, ,Gunpowder and Imperial
TEAS,
West India and New Orlcaus Molasses,
Hulps Patent Candles, 4s, 5s. & 6s
Sperm. do. As, rs, G. 6s
Canal Flour. in whole and half barrels,
G casks prime Goshen Cheese,
90 boxes do. do. do,
Buckwheat in IA and l.S barrels,
Pickles in 1-2gal jars, qts. aud pints'
Tomato Ketchup do. 10.
Walnut do. do do.
so sasks Liverpool Salt, (bleached sacks)
50 boxes Table do. "a fine articlo,)
25 brls. Irish Potatoes, (Roan)
2 tierces Onions, (red and silver skm,)
ALSO,
Bar soap, shaving soap. cotton cards, wool
cards, pals, buckets tubs, keelcrs, piggns. in
digo, madder. copperas, rice, lard, chocolate
Bakers cocoa, cocoa paste, Goshen butter. so
da bscuit, lemon biscuit pic nlc crackers, wa
ter crackers, butter crackers. pilot bread al
monds, currants, citron, cloves, nutnless, mace.
cinnamon, pepper, spice, ginger, sago, pearl
Barley, maccaroni, vemicilli. capens, mustard,
starch, West India and American preserves.
Pesons visiting Hamburg. are respectfully
requested to call and examine for themselves.
Hamburg. Novr. 2o II "a