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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-15


Anctioncers and Commission Merchants,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TJAVE usually for SALE on consignment, from
i L Manufacturers and Importers,
Cofec-Rio Laguayra, Java and Old White
Sugars-New Orleans, Porto Rico and ST Crox
Single and Double Loaf
Molasses-New Orleans, Pono Rico and Cuba
Salt-Liverpool Fine, in sacks
Disclaimers, Beached Lamp and Linseed
Candles-Spermaceli, 'EIups" Patent Tallow,
Northern Mould
Nails-W arehouSc
Alum, Saltpc,rc
Copperas, Indigo,
Rice, Cheese, Nader
Race Ginger, Pimento
Papcr-Cap and Letter ruled and plain-Wrap-
ping
Tcas-E.xtra fine Gunpowder in chests and boxes
BIB caniscrs Gunpowder
Imperial
Black, in papers
"a constant supply of choice qualities Of Teas. J
Cicars-Prime and second qualities
Plaster-Ground. in 500 lb. casks, from 'Lubec'
Mills. We sell as Agents Tor the Manuiac
tnrcr, and warrant the quality
Sole Lcaiher-New York inspection, branded
"good," and damaged "-consant supplies
Licorce-In cases, prime quality
Whiskey-Common, IN hhds. and barrels
Old and Superior
Wines-Madcira Sicily Madeira
Malaga Muscat, Port
Champagne ard Claret
Brandy-Superor Cosnac
Common qualities
Imitation
Salad Oil-Frcnch, in bottles
Powlcr-Blas;ing
-" Sporting and Rifle of all sizes branded
"ken,lcGy." We sell as Agents for Manu-
faciurcrs, and merrcrt the quality.
Brown Soap-Seyeral grades
My lt-l1t
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HISTORY OF ALL RELATIONSHIP
Il original History OF the Religious Denon.i-
nations at present existing in the United States,
containing authentic accounts Of their rise, pro-
orcss, statistics and doctrines, written expressly
for the work By eminen! Theological Professor
Ministers and Lar-men.ers OF Tie respective De-
neutrality-suspicious.. C npe,ei and arranged
BIZ J. d. Rupp. author Of Der Maenycr Ges-
chcch,e," Etc, Etc Just onblished-for sale by
Nov. II DRINNER & MORRIS.
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naNiEL Fl. LONDON cfFers for sale, in the new
~ bnd;u- corner Of Thirteenth and Main streets, an
extensive assortment Pore en- and Domestic Goop.,
10 which he invites The attention of tire country Mer-
chants and Planters visiting this market. The foreign
goods are almost entirely of his seiection in Man
Chester Leeds Hutdershed London, and Ia Paris-and
consist. OF almost every article in the staple line Inc
domestic goods have been bought the nost favorable
terms and wall he Offered at very small advances
septc &-la
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Is. ERuIT TREES.

sgx, FRUIT TREES. ~
~ The subscriber has fol SALE, al The Viz
ginia Nursery. on the Wcs.ham Road, II miles
from Richmond, 4 large quantity If all the most
choice varieties o: Fruit Trees, cultivated in this
climate. OF Apple Trees, there are more than
i!iy yarie,ie>-ot Peach Trees forty varie
lies-and great variety Of Pear, Plum, Cher
rv &c, &c &c. Also Grape Vines of every
choice variety: Noroa's Seeding. Lee Nair
Calawba Hcbermcni,s Madeira, &c. He has
also 50 900 giant Asparagus rocs, from one 10
> years Old Raspberry Vines, Gooseberrv, 81.
All or which can be had 4, the usual market
prices.
s,y Orders addressed (post paid) TO the sub
scriber, orlc LEWIS HILL, will he promptly al
tended To- The Trees &C., will be packed IN
such manner as 10 be carried safely any dis
larc".
Oct 22-c2awl0r JAMES VIA.
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sss $3.50 g; 81 80 ssssk
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG xAfT ROAp
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Chaage Of Hours.
on and after Wednesday, the l3h Of No
" vember,
Mail TRAM
Leaves Richmond daily at /, O'Clock, P. NJ.
Leaves Petersburg daily a, 81 o'clock A. NJ.
ACCOMMODATION TRAM
Leaves Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, }
at l0i O'Clock A. NJ.
Leaves Petersburg daily, Sundays excepted, J
a s o'clock, A. NJ.
THEODORE S. GARRETT.
Nov 9-dtf Suncrin,endcnL
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gs sssi sS<s555 60 - g.
TO NORTHERN TRAVELLERS.


RicimoHd, Fredericksburg ond Po,omac Rai,rood
Pcdast,oa 81 Rates.
Notice is hereby given. that the fare by the
Railroad route between Richmond and Baltimore
is now reduced 10 So 30, and between Richmond
and Philadelphia TO IS only, by the new Stage
and steamboat lines between Washington and
Philadelphia
Travellers By the railroad roure, through, reach
Washington in nine, Baltimore in twelve, ami
Philadelphia in twcnty-one hours after lea:ing
Richmond and arrive in Philadelphia before
travellers by The river and bay boats have left
Norfolk or should they be disposed 10 stop in
Washington or Baltimore they may 90 so as
long rs they please, and resume their seats with
out extra charge,
No charge for children under three years of
age; Others, under twelve years OF age, half price
Hour OF arrival OF the Cars from the North
half past II, A. NJ.
Hour OF departure ofthe ears from Richmond
half past 4 \. VI. THOMAS SHARP,
No:. l3-li Agent Of Transportation.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
High Water this day at I o'clock, a. NJ.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Steamer Curtis Peck, Davis, Norfolk.
Steamer Express Sanford, Norfolk.
Schr. Eagle, Lowry, Frankfort Me-, potatoes
10 Rankin g. Whtlock.
Schr. Marietta Burr, Knapp, New York, sun
dries to G. T. Booker, Davenport q Allen, o. A.
S,recker, ]. Goode, w. Fremont D. Smith. J.
Fl. Anthony L. D. Crenshaw & Co., II. w.
Tyler, S. Merchant J. Thompson, Z. Shopper
son j. N. Gordon, G. Dunspaugh & Co, J. D.
Webster, Royal s. Morgan r. +. Dual, J.
Pizini, Hooker & Osborne, W. Barrett Hub
bard s. Gardner, Richardson & Co., J. J. Fer
ris &, Co., D. X. Stewart, Fry & Co. J. c.
Crane, Nash 6; Woodhouse, j. B. Cunningham,
J. P Taylor J. Lipscomb B. Peyton, t. c.
Rice, A. Duval 6 Co, Fl. A. Watt J. c. Ben
net s. Co, Ludlam, Preston & Co, S. SutheI-
land J. A. Lancaster g. Co., Richards & Gard
ner J. Dooley, F. James E. o. Rails & Co.,
Workman, M'Gruder & Co., w. Taylor, S. S.
Myers g. Co, VIM. Harrison, W. ]. Morris,
r. p VIAL w. Z. Evans, Vanew, Smith & Co.
BOYD, Edmund &; Co, w. Fl. Richardson, W.
S. & J. Donnan, W. Anderson, Brooks & Hud-
son, r. NJ. Burton, A. T. Harris Burr, Pea &
Sampson, Kent Kendall e. Atwater, Dunlop,
Moncure g. Co., Gaynor, Wood & Co.
SAILED,
Schr Presto Sutton, Baltimore.
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CINCINNATI MARKET, Nov ..
Sales of 500 bbls Flour at SS3 IS and3 GE
also GOO bbls at So IS clear Sales from wagons
at s3 G5 and IS.
Abou, 200 b5ls. Whiskcy were taken at 90 c..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-15

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD Lett my
" residence in March last. y, gro Sian, by the nanr
of MOSES He is twenty four years Of age. f,e6 or
nchrs in height, stout bniI:, inclined 10 be bow leg
ged, brown complexion and pleasant countenaner lie
has bren lurking in the neirhborlood of the Bowling
Green where he has WHEAT Or. Taylors Estate, Oh
The Raopahanncck ;.ver,-aad In Richmond where lie
has brother, The property Of Mr. Barsamn-also, 10
thc neirhbor hood Of Berseley's Estate. will pay SO
far his apprshs, ion In Caroline the adjacent ecun-
$50 in The Siac-si0 100 fthe state If Virginia
RD. VI. BRIDGES.
1,..i,. rhirrevs p O. Aus6 2f-wtf
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STRATTON'S OFFICE-Drawn Nos. OF
- Grand Consolidated Lottery No. 50, drawn

STRATTONS DF'FlCt--DraWn Nos. Of
- Grand Consolidated Lottery No. 50, drawn
S;h
IL - 81 10 IS - IS 81 50 46 IS 1894
Whole, Nos. Is 4G 7G another pIizc OF : ,010,
sold by STRATTOS.
Drawn Nos of Alexandria, No. 50 drawn OH,
10 - 50 81 10 II IS Us 81 - Al - 6G
Si0,000-S2o ,002 10000.
Alexandria Lottery, No. 10, for Saturday, 10th
Nov. 1914. Capiials: $4,000, 10000, 10000,
5000, 1859. > lis. 80 q. 900, 100 OF 500, 100 Of
300, &c - Nos. - drawn. Whocs II; halves
u; qrs 3.
- Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets III the above Schemes will be promptly at
tended 10. ard drawing sent when requested.
Please address orders Ia y. STRATrON.
Nov II
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N. MILAN,
O. D. Fits,

N.B. All the creditors of c. Robinson, deco,
are requested TO furnish us with statement OF me
amount or balance due them, on or before the Goth
day of October those living at distance can
do SO BY letter, addressed 10 It's At Macon Depot
Warren, y. G. y. NJ.
o. ID. F,
Oct. Ads Trustees.
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Sr.Tr or VIRGINIA


A COMPARATIVE VIEW Of the condition OF the
Exchange Bank of Virginia and us Branches,
taken from Statements OF the Both Sept, 1913
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MIR r. M. SULLY respectfully informs his
lVliriends and the public, that his rooms are
now open for reception OF visiters and s,ters, in
The house adjoining L. Flank, glider Main ST.
Hours from 10 A. NJ. till P. NJ. His Exhibi-
ton room is open at all hours.
Oet 2l-oawAw
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DIGGER's PRIZE OFFICE, Corner Of Min
ID end Goucrnor Streets

lflGGER > IhlLf. OF lie, CUHcF OF -Udtn
ID Gnd GOrcrnor Streets.
.Spcltf,d .Sctcmes 10 tifGW Shortly.
Drawing received Monday evening, Nor. 18th.
Splendid Capitals. 900, 1000 1000, 2,ll7 30,
100 prizes Of 81 900, &c. IS Nos, II ballots
Tickets only $40.
Drawing received Monday evening, Nov 25th
Capitals 81, 900, 10000, 5000, 1000 1900, 1000
1000, SEQ, 700, ,66i 10 OF 600 200 of 100,
&c. ~ Nos, IL ballots, Tickets $40
Drawing received Monday evening, Dec ID
Splendid Capitals: ;;;55 295, 100000 nett l0,5l5,
5000, 5000, $500, $500 $500, 1000 300, 500
100, 1891, 25of 1000, &c. rs Nos, Is ballots.
Tickets 10.
81 Packages Of whoes and shares. Single
w!ulcs and shares always on hand. in the usual
great variety and, as usual. prizes paid at sight,
Immediately after the drawing.
81, Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes, and in al! Lotteries,
will be- promptly attended TO- and drawing sent
when requested. THOS. b. BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel.
Nov. i.
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c,vp,RArIyE STATE Of the Farmers Bank of
V,cnia including the Branches, on the lst of
october, 1913, and lst of October, 1874
lS43 1871.
nsb, outstanding $i,276,7l2 Sc Si,5st5So %
Sterling bills lo,sS6 40 nSSa IL IL
Socks if4,%9l oo ifo'oo' oo
Loan to the Com 10000 OC 10000 90
Sns. Ys 673,7 6s &C 7ls,535 SO
Notes ofoher banks l92O5l OF 2l9,lI3 10
including checks
Due from other $1,000 10
pss I' estate al6,2Os IS 22l,257 20
Bank notes cancel
led, stolen from Of 2,l35 w
fee a; Danvile
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NOTICE.

g-r All persons arc cautioned against purchas-
Ing or trading for draft drawn BY John r. Cooke
on VIM. L. Clarke Of Winchester and accepted
by the latter, payable 10 order OF said Cooke for
$3.50, dated - Oct 1871, said note having been
lost by me. BEVERLY TUCKER.
Oct. 30-ll
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Notes in circulation of the whole Institution:
S2,l37,5Sl 50
ll2,343 0U
FARMERS BANK or VIRGINIA, }

FARMERS BANK or VIRGINIA,
1874
The undersigned, Directors of the Farmers
Bank OF Virginia, certify that the foregoing state
ments have been examined, and are believed 10
be correct. JNO. WOMBLE,
JAS. c. CRANE,
JOHN MABEN,
WIN. WILLIAMS,
JAMES DUNLOP.
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
City of Richmond, 10 mt
John G. Blair Cashier OF the Farmers Bank
of Virginia, this day personally appeared before
me. Justice of the Peace Of the City aforesaid
and made oath ,ha, the within statements made
ont IRON the books of the Bank, and from the
quarterly returns received from the Branches,
are correc,, TO The bes. Of his knowledge and be-
lief Given under my hand this 18th day OF Dc
tober, 1914. w. u BLAIR.
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ECONOMY IS WEALTH..
a Those wishing TO economist from len 10
EAffecn per cent. in the purchase OF their
Boots and Shoes, would do well to call at my
store, No. 49, Main Street, and nearly opposite
the Bell Tavern as have, and intend 10 keep, an
assortment; not 10 be surpassed BY any establish
men, in this city. My long experience in the
business is certain safeguard in making my
purchases for the retail trade. Therefore, those
wishing TO save from tel 10 fifteen per cent would
do we'll to call at the BIG BLACK BOOT, No.
40, Main ST., nearly opposite the Bell Tavern.
Nov g.
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TRUST SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES.
DY virtue OF decd of trust executed 10 us by
ID the late Clac!i Robinson, for purposes therein
specified, dated the 9Th day oil March, ISIS, ana
duly recorded in the Registers Office o! Warren
County. we will sell 10 the highest bidder, on
Friday the first day of November next, al The
plantation known as the Jones Plantation. all the
Lands ofihe SAID Robinson living on the North
side Of the Roanoke river, and abou, seventeen
likely Negroes. There are about two thousand
two hundred acres of Land, a good portion Of
which is superior river bottom; the upland is oil
good quality and well iimbered. This Land was
purchased BY the said Robinson, Of the late Fran
CHS Jones aud Others and may be conveniently di-
vided into two or more tracts 10 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
ton. combines advantages rarely offered in am
country Those wishingto purchase arc request
ed to view the premises, which will be shown By
Messrs. 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
-one half payable on the 9th February next, the
other half payable on the 9th ofFebruary lSiG.-
The Negroes will be sold for cash. The right to
the whole of the properly is ind;sputable; but, sell
ling as trustees we shall convey such title only as
is vested in us BY said deed.
N. MILAN,
O. D. Fits,
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NTOTICE-All persons having claims against
~ the estate Of James G. Dickinson, deed, Ell
Their as principal or security, are requested TO
come forward and prescntthe.n, or This notice will
be placed in bar Of their recovery; and all per
sons indebted 10 the estate of James c. Dickin-
son, decd, are requested 10 make arrangements
to pay BY the first day Of December, or no farther
indulgence will be granted them.
Oci 2a-oawtf MARY DICKINSON
n DUNSPAUGH & CO. are this morning
VI. opening three boxes seasonable goods, TO
which we invitehe attention Of the public general
", at the New Clothing Store,
No 81 West Main Street,.
Nov. s 5doors from R. H. Jenkins corner.
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S., 7OS,o53 81 1895, l67 66
l1femoranaum.
- Ey,h,pce

5,7O6,o53 % $5,935,lc7 &c
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r OST, on Sunday 27h, large Morocco
I4Pocket Book with the hasp broken, contain
ing papers, among which is only recolecied a
draft drawn by John r. Cooke on VIM. l.. Clarke
OF Winchester, and accepted by The latter. For
the recovery oithc poclctbook and papers, lbe-
raj reward will be given.
REVERB Y THICKER
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LOTTERIES.

TyOYrS PRIZE OFFiCE-As The winter
IL approaches, money must DC had and Hoyt
will furnish ]: 10 any one who will apply tor it
Please look al tic following schemes and after
booking Just enclose in letter what money you
please, drop il in the post Office addressed to d.
NJ. Huyt and by return OF mail you will receive
a ticket enclosed, which will draw capital prize
What an easy way 10 make money!
Persons from the country when in town should
always call on Hoyt, il they are in want of
money.
$4,000! ao,oOo lO,oo0! On Saturday, 10Th
Novr, 1911, Inc splendid Alexandria Lottery,
Class 10, Tor ISL, will he drawn al Alexandra,
d. C.; IS No Lottery, l3drawn ballots. Grand
Prizes: of $4,000 of 10000, OF 10000, /
of 5000 of 1000; 80 OF l,090 100 Of 800, Nc
Tickets Sl2; halves +: quarters ); eighhs 80
Certificates of packages OF % whole tickets $780,
26 halves 50; 26 quarters 10; 2G eighlhs 20.
$4,000 Alexandria Lottery, Class 1873, for
1874, 10 be drawn in Alex ndria, D. c. on Sa-
turday Nov. d. 1911. Capitals: $50 ,010 II 000
1000, 3,2T0, so prizes of 1000, 50 oi 500, 1872 OF!
300, &c. Tickets $40; halves 5: quarters2 90
Certificates of packages Of % whole tickets $780,
2G halves G5; 20 quarters So so
$s25 900. Alexandria Lottery, Glass II, for
1914, TO be drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Satur
day Nov 3d. 1874. Prizes: 5000, 10000, 4, 0D0
II drawn Nos. out of to- Tickets so; halves s.
quarters 80. Certificates OF packages of %
whole tickets !; 10; shares in proportion.
81 Tickets in all the Lotteries advertised by J.
G. Gregory * Co., constantly on hand. Orders
enclosing cash or prize tickets, attended 10 with
promptness; and the drawings of Lotteries sent
when requested, 10 all who order Of
Oct. 80 ID. NJ. HOYT, Richmond.
VI7ORTHAM'S OFFICE, No. + Exchange
w Place.
Saturday, Nov. lG-s6,Ooo, 1900, 1000, SIG,
500, , Of 100, &c-Tiches FL.
Also Nov l6.-siO,OOO 10000, 10000, 5000
1000 &c.-Tickcts Sl2
AMI, To be drown sam:
Nov. a3l. -S25,O00, 10000, 4,o0o 1900, 10 of
1000, &c.-Tckc,s $40.
Nov. 3O-$3ooOO, 10000. 5000, $500, 3,sa7!,
5000 Sc.-TicketS $40
Nov. II
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THE ANNEXATION OF TEXAS

THE ANNEXATION OF TEXAS
NAY CAUSE Il VAR WITH lMEXICO
pUT whether it does or not, This is certain, that
ID SUTHERLAND has just received the
finest lot of
AMMUNITION OF WAR
Ever offered in this marke;-consising ofCurls &
Hanleys Diamond Grain GUNPOWDER from
the Hunslow, Heath and London Powder Mills,
combining increased strength and great cleanliness
over all other Gunpowder, and all other brands
usually sold in this market.
MUSkE'r, PISTOL AND RIFLE BALLS.
Fifty bags assorted Muskel, Pistol and Rifle
Balls
SHOT ofall sizes-Patent Gun Wadding, and
Goodwyns patent Shot Ca,ridges-Pcrcussion
Caps, spill, and common-Flnts, and in facieve
ry article necessary TO equip a Texan Sports
man." S. SUTHERLAND,
Nov ID Gunsmiih opposite the Banks.
glands SARSApARILLA-I has always
~ been acknowledged that purity of the circu-
latng fluids is essential TO health; an absence OF
which soon makes itself manifest in various and
distressing forms of disease and constitutional
disorders as difficult TO cure as they are affecting
10 the individual The celebrated medicine which
heads this paragraph stands pre-cminent in all
chronic constitutional complaints, such as Scro-
tula, &C., and having fully stood The lest of expe
riencc, ranks the first in this class of medicines
We cordially recommend ii 10 The afflicted.
Philad. Spirit Of The Times, Sept. H.
For further particulars and conclusive evil
dencc Of its superior value aud efficacy sec
pamphlets which may be obtained olagents gra
lis.
Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail, and for
expectation, by A. &. SANDS Il co, Drug
gsts and Chemists, Granite Buildings, No. 73
Broadway, corner of Chambers street, New York
Sold, also, by ALIEN. DUVAL &Co., Agents
Main street, Richmond, Va Price 81 per bottle
or six bottles for SIS. Nov. Is
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N7oRTHAM's OFFICE, No. :, Exchang

HH0, 10 DC df0lrn soon:
Nov. 23l. $4,000, 10000, 4,o0o 1900, 10 of
1000, &c.-Tckc,s $40.
Nov. 3O-s3oOOO, 10000. 5000, $500, 3,sa7s,
5000, &c.-Tickets $40
Nov II
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TRUST SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES.

W
Oct. l5-2aw1w Jacksonville East Florida.
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THE LONDON ANIMALS

he LOINDON h1N4NUhIo
For Christmas and Netr Year, 1915.
DY the Schooner Tuscarora, now on her way
ID to this port, we shall receive the English
ANIMALS for lS45 They will comprise each o
the several kinds that have been imported thus
far into this country.
" ~ NASH s. WOoDHOUsE.
Nov. II No. 1877, Main ST.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CORN MEAL-Bollel and unboltcd Corn
y Meal, OF the best quality, constantly on hand
am; orders received for any quantity delivered in
any part Of the city to suit purchasers. by
JESSE LiPSCOM3.
Oct. 25.-tG No 4, West Main Street.
CtLOAES! CLOAKS!! CLOAKS.!.-Just
~ received a splendid lot Of Cloak and Over
coats OF superior quality 10 which We invite the
attention of purchasers.
G. DuSSPAUGH s: Co,
Nov S No 81 West Main Street.
nor GENTLEME.N.-I have just received
L an additional supply OF superior Beaver and
Castor Hats, also Nuria AMI Cashmere, and gen.
tlemenS Cloth and OIL Caps, 81 my cheap Boo,
anil Shoe and Trunk Store, one door below Jer-
kins's corner. ELISHA SIIEPPERS0N.
Nov IL
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-13
VOLUME 1.
THE REGISTER.

.N hted and published every SATURDAY at
= s.aEE DOLLARS in advance. Subscribers who
do not pay in advance, will invariably be charged
four dollars.
Advertisements inserted for one dollar per
square (of lines less for the first Insertion,
and fifty cents for each subsequent insertion.
Advertisements Of personal nature will in
variably be charged double price ofordmary adj
refreshments.
YEARLY ApvERTlsISd.--A deduction will he
made to those who advertise by the year to a suf-
ficsnt amount TO make it for the Interest OF mer-
chants and others.
Advertisements out of the direct line of busi-
ness of the yearly advertiser will be charged for
separately at the ordinary rates
Professional cards, not alterable for the year,
containing ten lines or less ten dollars
TIE names ofcandidates for county Offices will
be inserted for five dollars, payment always mad
vince and State offices ten dollars.
Election tickets will never be delivered till
paid for.
Political circulars or communications ofonly an
Individual interest, will be chargd at half price
of ordinary advertisements and must be paid in
advance.
Advertisements not marked with the number of
insertions will be continued IT'LL forbid, and any
alterations made after insertion charged extra.
Advertising patrons will favor by handing
in their advertisements as early after our regular
publication days as convenient-not later in any
case if possible, than Thursday night
All JOB-WORK must be paid for on deliv-
cry.
PosrAGE must be paid ON all letters, or they vii
not be attended to.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-13

J. FENNIMORE COOPER, RICHD.
II. DANA. WIN. CULLEN BR YANT,
IL. w. LONGFELLOW, CHARLES
+. HOFFMAN, II. C. GRATTAN.