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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-01

any base, revolutionary movement. be defeated
another effort might secure Legislature of a
more favorable complexon-and then he could
be Senator in Congress! With this view he
set on his tools in the State Senate of 164l to
defeat prevent, at all hazards, the election of
United States Senators. In this, James X. Polk
accomplished his object. BY vile, abominable,
revolutionary refusal on the part of thirteen Sem
ators, to meet the House in convention, agreeably
to the constitution, laws, and precedence, which
had been implicitly followed ever since Tennes-
see had been State, no Senators could be chosen
by that Legislature-and the State had to remain
unrepresented in the United States Senate two
years longer in consequence In l843, however,
the arch demagogue was again defeated for Gov
ernor, by an indignant and an insulted people,
and Legislature, Wing in both branches, was
secured, which elected Senators to Congress
neither of whom, thanks to the honesty and en-
ergy of the freemen of Tennessee happened to
be James X. Polk.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-01
GEN. MARKLE AND LESLIE COMBS

A pleasing incident, connected with the Gen
erals visit to Bedford, Pa, <says the Inquirer,)
was the meeting between the old hero and one
of his companions in arms-Gen. Leslie Combs
of Kentucky-after separation of upwards Of
thirty years. The gallant Kentuckian was pass
ing through Bedford, and hearing of the Gene
rails presence, at once sought him out He ap-
preached him and said, "General, am Leslie
Combs of Kentucky. I have been travelling
through portion of your State and have felt
myself bound, wherever have gone, to bear tes-
timony to your gallantry, your worth, and your
services to your country. | remember well the
high estimate placed by your commander-in-chief,
General Harrison, and the people of the West,
at the time, upon the victory you achieved at
Mississinewa, and was an eyewitness to your
daring sorte at Fort Meigs.' Turning round to
those present, he said" Gentlemen, General
Markle is bound to be elected Governor of this
State--he will be elected but if by any accident
you should fail in electng him, send him to Ken
lucky, where we can appreciate worth like HIS
and we will elect him Governor there
The Centreville Queen Anne's county, Md
J. Campbell and Mr.: w. c. Campbell, of Bridge
town, Caroline county, in which they formally
renounce all adhesion to the Polk party and de-
clare their intention to support Henry Clay for
the Presidency, and Wing men and measures"
on all occasions. They say
We believe it to be Democratic to support the
protective tariff
We believe it to be Democratic to distribute
the proceeds of the public domain in their rateable
portions among the States.
We believe it to be Democratic to restrict the
veto power, so as to make it subservent to de-
cided majorhes of Congress.
We believe it to be Democratic for Congress
to establish such an institution as shall be COM
petent to regulate the currency and exchanges
so as TO be Uniform throughout the Union, with
out regard Y whatsoever name the same may be
called
The edltol of the Centreville Times, speaking
OF these rentncatons, says" We know of some
six or eight more persons, who, like these gentle
men, have cone out from the Polk party in Caro-
line county, and openly declare they have quit
that party nov and for ever.'
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-01

RAILROAD IN CANADA.-It appears that seri-
Gus PROF ect is on foot to build railroad from Bos-
ton to canada, through Bennington, Vermont, and
that Thomas ii. Perkins has subscribed 100000,
Abbott Lawrence $50 600, and that the amount
OF cost, whatever it may be, will be taken up by
wealthy capitalists.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-01

We learnirom the Louisville Journal that the
Naval Commission, consisting of Capt. Rousseau,
Commander Adams, and Lieut.. Johnson, have
just securedlhe titles for the site of the Navy
Yard at Memphis, and the titles have been for
warded for til approval of the Government. The
whole cost othe site was $4,000, the CITY of
Memphis libtally contributing it's interest in the
commons in ont of the city. The Commission
ers have dew ed plan for the works, and should
the whole b completed, according to the plan
the effect frd the river will be very fine.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-01

The Hon. James Pollock was re-nomnated for
Congress, By the conferees of the 18th District
of Pennsylvania, without a dissenting voice and
by acclamatIn! A just tribute 10 bis infexible
integrity as man and his untiring exertions as
Wing
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-01

There are according TO the report of the Cro-
ton Board, but SOY persons who take the Crotou
water. The rent for the last year was $ll4,OOO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18
J. W. C. WINGO,
March 9I-2amlm

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
(T One Thousand Packages of DRY GOODS,
amounting 10 nearly 100000, received and open
ed from Auction and elsewhere, by r. Ii. JEN-
KINS. who respectfully invites the attention OF
merchants, farmers and others, to examine thiS
extensive and unparalleled assortment OF Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods. The following comprises
only few Of the leading articles now received:
Cloths, CaSSimcres aud FestlnSS, Tor spring
and summer
900 bales brown and bleached Shirtings and
Shcelings
Cotton Ozna5urgs, Apron Checks, Ves'lnss,
yellow and blue Nankeens, comprising tnc most
extensive variety of Domestic Goods m inc cily,
MANY of which We purchased before the advance
Irish Linen and Linen Goods OF all kinds,
cheap and good, from p cents upwards
Bonnets-30 cases Bonne,s latest fashions
Bonnet Ribbons SprsS and Flowers
1000 ParasolS and Sun Shades, rom ID GEMS
upwards ,,o,
Every kind OF new material for ladies dresses
All kinds Of mourning articles
1000 pieces Calicocs, all prices from 6, 8, 10,
100 pieces Furniture Calicoes, from g, 3, ~,
-. cents and higher
Lace Capes, Collars, Caps, and Muslin Caps,
Canes and Collars
1000 Linen Cambria Handkerclieis, all prices,
from one shilling
White and black Cotton Stockings, lSi cents, to
the finest
Bed Tickings, l2l cents, Is, and 20 cents
10000 yards Thread and Lisle Els'ngs
White Canton MattingS all widths
Fans of various kinds, &c, &C., &c.
In offering the above articles for sale, the SUD-
scriber would invite the particular attention OF
those buying for cash or city accepances, assur-
ing them thatlhey viii find the goods as cheap as
in any part Of the United States al
r. Fl. JENKINS
A,ri, lo6-wH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18
MILITARY INSTITUTE

" IhNii-Ni-t MILL Az l-NlN L u L L.
The Beard Of V>iter> Of the Virginia Mill
tary Institute will meet Al Lexington on Monday
ting 2lth june 10 consider applications and make
appointments Us Cadets. previous TO which time
the testimonials of applicants should Nc forward
ed poSi mijd, 10 the Undersigned Vacancie, for
.Sioic Cadets will cxi>, in the following Senatori-
al Districts: Chesterfield, Spotlsylvania, Isle Of
Wight, Halifax, Accomack, Wyhe. Charlotte,
Berkeley, Washington Loudoun, Ohio and ka-
naWha. State Cadets are furnished gratuitouSly
with board. tuion fuel, lights books, stationery,
mattress and medical attendance, and none are
appointed except upon unquestonable evidence,
that The circumstances of the applicant are such
as 10 require this aid from the State. In considc-
ration of which, they bind themselves 10 teach
two years after graduation.
Applications will also he received for Poy Ca
diets slhc charges t,.ir. - follows, Tor twelve
months: Board Isl, Washing @l2, Tuition 80,
Physician -. Fuel and Lights, ;:l5: Total S!oo.
The experience OF i've years shows that about
$3.50 vii! meet all the necessary expenses (in-
GLIDING clolhng) Of a Pay Cadet for IL months.
The colirsc Of instruction embraces Mathematics,
French, Latin, English, Engineering Chemistry,
Natural Philosophy Drawing, Tactics &c. Be
sides tie daily exercises in Tactics, the Cadets
are in Camp during Two months of the Summer.
There are no vacations in the Institute; bat the
Cadets are permitted 10 visit their friends when
desired during the second cncampmcnt.
The public exercises Of the graduating class
will take place on the lh of July, on which occa-
sion The class will b. represented Is follows:
|. Sau;atary Adc!res>eS-hy Cadet John A.
Campbell, Of Washington coanty.
: Ora;ion--by Cade, J. e. CetncHS Of Chic
county.
3 Oration-by Cadet Edmund Taylor q Ca
roinc county
l. valcdiciory Addrcs,es-by Cadet A. C.
Cummings OF Washington county
Previous 10 The graduation exercises, the De
claration Of independence will be read by Cadet
John VI. Patton, and an Grafton delivered by Ca
Diet John s. Meredith
FRANCIS Ii. SMITH. Superintendent
March 10 l00-mllJe&Wi2iJc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18
April 80

S,IDDALL'S INDIA y FERMIFUGE.-ThiS
- valuable Medicine is offered 20 the public
with the conf lent assurance Of It's superior eft
cacv as a rcmc.:y for worns. not only cypcls
the worms. bat prevents the return OF lhem. b.
removing the weak state Of the digestive organs
on which their production mainly depends 1t
also removes the superablmdant mucuS or slime
existing in The stomach of children in bad health,
and which forms the bed or nest in which the
worms produce their Young. In doubtful cases,
where there is general arrangement OF system
from want of due action in the liver, and a debil-
iatetl OF torpid condition OF stomach and bowels,
the INDIAN VERMIFUGE gives speedy relief.
by cleansing tic stomach and bowels ana >,imu-
laiing the liver 10 healthy ac;or--ihc appetite IS
speedily restored, and the pale aud sunken coun,
t5nancc gives place TO the rlu:npncss oil face, and
the rni.iy hue Of health.
ag The following general agencies are esta-
bIisliel in Philadelphia, where the medicine lnay
be had Wholesale and Retail
Dyo:t's Fountain Head, Second above Race !;
Vaughan. Third and Race street. Price, p CT.
For sale by JOHN H. EUSTACE, Main st. +;
GAYNOR, WOOD s Co, near Bell Tavern /;
and s. NJ. ZACHRISSON, Ii street, Shoc&oe
Hill Richmond, Virginia.
June I I'll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18

DOONIS TO LET-Sevcn Rooms over the
II, Store of The subscriber; being situated in the
most healthy part OF the City, and newly Tilted up
with servants rooms attached renders an induce
meni to any respectable family in want of a very
pleasant residence.
The Rooms NAV be seen at any time during
The day. and terms (Which will be moderate, J
made known on application to
J. 4. MARTIN.
sc, Main street, Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18
NIay2t

cash FOR WHEAT.-We wish TO pur-
u chase WHEAT the present season, and for good
crops. rel cleaned, we will pay the highest market
mice in CASH. Farmers on the Dan and Stanton
rivers. and elsewhere, who have good crops, may
find il to their interest 10 call on us before selling
READ, CARRINGTON s. WILLIAMS.
Clarksville, nth June, 1914.
g-2awlm&w2m-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18

SAMUEL WINFREE will sell Tobacco,
- Wheat and Flour, on commission, and VIII
give particular attention TO all property entrusted
Office in iTcnt building Of Shoekoe Warehouse
Ian o 1i-ly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18

RUNAWAY IN JAIL.-Was committed 10
n the Jail Of this county on the sd day OF
March last, negro man, who calls himself Hen
dcrson, and says he belongs to Mfr. Augustus
Hewlett, of the county Of Chesterfield. Hender-
SON is a very likely brown skin boy, about ~ or
25 wears of age, with scar on his right WriSt !
and about five teetthree or ourinches mgn. lie IS
boy of fine counenance, and very intelligent,
The owner or owners Of said slave are required
to prove property, and pay charges, otherwise he
will he dealt with as the law directs.
wa : N0'- J. THOMPSON, Jr,
Jailor Of Goochlana county va,
Mo,aa 6--wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18

TIE -NcE Ilf@inid S!cdab0at Lane,
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NORFOLK.
< - 4 The undersigned having pur-
.Ss=u-ssSsss::E.. chased Inc steamboat CURTIS
Pt.Ck. expressly for the James River, take this
method OF informing the public that She will leave
Richmond regularly every Monday. Wednesday,
and Friday mornings. al s. O'Clock, and Norfolk
every TUESDAY, Thursday and SATURDAY mornings,
al !licsamc hour, and touch al all The Intermediate
landing, on the River. They di>c!aim having any
connection with any other line that has ever run
on tie Jane, River thai they are entirely new
company: and from the spacious and comfortable
accommodations ofthe Curtis Peek, as well a. the
hong experience Of her commander Capt. John
Davis with the individual attention Of the own
er> 10 make everything agreeable, hope 10 merit
and receive support liom the travelling public;
and ii is no. our intention 10 make the fare be-
tween This and Norfolk exceed three dollars with
or without competition.
Passage ard fare 81.
X. A. MAYO III. T. & +. s. Taliaferro,
Ha>kins 4 Libby, G. II. Durice,
W. {. Tompkin>, John Dickson.
,Mo. Davis,
I,,,, IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18

GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES
(T OF PIANO-FORTES.-Fo some months
pa> the subscriber has been selling his Piano
For,es at a reduction of .ft3y doilnrs each from
MS former prices He has on hand at this time
,om Is 10 90 Pianos of different kinds, al prices
yarying from $50 10 600 dollars-aS we'll as a
humber Of second-handed ones at less prices. pr
Sold subject TO be returned II not GOOD. ~
Z. p. NASH.
I,ne7 e-9t Petersburg, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18

INDICATED WATERS-White Sulphur
VI Water, from the celebrated White sulphur
Spring, in Crecnbrier county, in this State. A
large lot bottled at the Spring, with the greatest
care, Just received by wagons.
S.sAroG, WArER.-Congress Spring Water
from the famed Congress Spring, at Saratoga,
New York, in quart and pint bottles, just received
per schooner LyncaburS.
We keep the above Waters pleasantly cooled,
in a refrigerator, during the warm weather, and
are enabled u present them in great state oil
perfection. ALEX. DUVAL d Co,
MAY : ll6-tf l17, Main Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18

DOSlTIVE SALE-Of FGln0bic mangtaetm-
l. iag PropcHM-The sale Of the property be-
longing to the Million Manufacturing Company,
which was 10 have taken place on the Isl day of
NAV. was unavoidablv postponed, in consequence
of an error in the arrangements, which being
now rcc,ified, the sale will positively take place,
without reserve, on Thursday, the llth day OF
July, 1914, on the premises, in the town OF Mil
ton, North Carolina.
As this property has been infinitely described
in the advertisement which appeared in the Rich
mond Enquirer, previous 10 the day first mention
cd, and TO which advertisement, all persons who
may wish 10 purchase are respectfully referred,
further description is deemed unnecessary.
Terms OF Sale-A credi, Of one, two, three,
four ana five years, equal payments The whole 10
bear interes, after the expiration OF one year from
the day Of sale. Bonds, with approved security,
will be required, and the title retained until the
purchase money is paid.
By order Of the stockholders.
w T. HILL Special Agent.
Million y e. Junc4 1914. S-wtdS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18

THE tri-weelly Mail Coach for White SUI
phur Springs, Lewi>burg, Charleston and
Guyandotte, passing Balcony Falls, Natural
Bridge, Dagger's OF Dibrel's Springs, Clifton
Forge, Covingon and Gala ghan's-and, also, the
connection is direc. TO Lexington from Lynchburs,
Alum Springs, Warm and Hot Sprinss-will
leave Lynchburg every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday after breakfast. Extra coaches will be
furnished at any time.
JAMES NJ. BOYD, Proprietor.
Navy ll6-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18

DoWHATAN HOUSE. RICHMOND Va
The subscriber has taken possession (for
tim Of years) OF this House and will conduct ii
IN a manner which he hopes will entitle it to the
patronage of the public.
CHAS. L. DIBRELL.
gf Ample provision has been made Tor inc
horses OF guests al the Powhaian Stables:
,nr;l l0fi-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18

DY THE GOVERNOR Or. VIRGINIA.
ID A PROCLAMATION.- hereas, IL ms
been represented To The EXecu'iTe '.iat James
Cox. charged with felony, and late coAnci IN li.e
Jail of The city of Richmond, has broken saia
Jail, aud made his escape, ana Is NJ" Soi'5 d.
large: Now. therefore !, James mcdowell, 1e-
vernon of Virginia. do hereby offer reward o,
fifty dollars 10 any person OF persons WHO WIZ
apprehcnd the said James Cox, and deliver him
into the Jail Of the CITY of Richmond: and fur
Their rcouirc all officers civil and military, ana
rrouest The ncople of the Commonwealth general
X 10 use their best cycr!jons for the arrest OF Inc
said fugitive that he may be dealt with a. inc
law directs
Given under nv hand, as Governor, and under
the lesser seal OF the Commonwealth. at
lskAL-l Richmond this twenty fourth day OF May,
in the year 1871. "a. hepo ]" Eli:
james Cox is from Portsmouth: ne Is anou
five feet eight orninc inches high, with long cuilifs,
dark hair, and a very bad sinister expression, e.
pecially about the eyes.
MAY % wi"
cTRAW GOODs.-U. S. Z. P. CARPEN-
- TER. manufacturers and Wholesale Deal
ers in Foreign and Domestic STRAW GOODS,
LEGHORN AND PALM LEAF HATS for
cash. No !, Exchange Block, Richmond, Va,
having made extensive arrangements for their
Spring trade, lhey ale PiePaieo ~ eAii.pi' ia
and fashionable Stock of Bonnets, of every de-
scription. of their own manufacture, together with
a heavy and well selected Stock of Lcghorn and
Palm Leaf Hats, Artificial Flowers &c, COM
prisng in all the largest and most desirable Stock
OF STRAW GOODS ever introduced into the
Virginia Market.
They pledge themselves TO offer their Goods at
prices that will bear comparison with any other
establishment in the United States. Confident
that their Stock will at all times be worthy Of the
attention Of Dealers, they respectfully solicit a
ell. March o9-lQ3-aaaw3ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18

w OOLLEN CLOTHS AND STOCKING
w YARN-Thc subscribers, Projectors of
the Richmond Wooen Factory. respectfully give
notice to their patrons and the public generally,
that ihcy have completed the addition 10 their Fac
tory and arc now prepared 10 serve them on the
best terms The very fatcring testimony we
have received. and the universal satisfaction orr
Cloths have given. have induced Us 10 extend our
business this season; and We are now manuac-
turing a heavy article of black. brown ami drab
Jeans. tom The best materials. which We warrant
equal 10 anything for chcapncss and durability IN
the market We have also on hand. and Tor sale.
4 very superior 10: OF two and three strand Stock
inc Yarn manufactured from the best Mcrno
Wool and warranted equal to any Yarn ever Of
f.rcd for sale in this State Farmers sending
WOOL direct to u.s. may rely upon receiving
The highest market price. in cash. Cloth. Yarn, or
Carried Rolls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18
ARRANGEMENT OF STUDIES.

JUNIOR YEAP-.S"mmcr Se&sio".-Special
Anatomy: Special Physiology: Malcria Mcdica;
and Therapeutic: Chemistry. lf,mtat SSMon-
To the Summer Studies will be added Surgical
Anatomy; Surgery Theoretical and Practically
Theory and Practice Of Medicine: Midwifery.
SENIOR YEAR-.Suaibicr $ SSion-Gcneral
Anatomy; Principles Of Pathology Pathological
Anatomy; General Physiology; Au>culiation; Me
deal Jurisprudence Uattef Ss@;oa-Rcview Of
all lie Studies Of the Junior and Senior years.
In addition to the above, The Student will have
access. al all times. 10 The AIclical and Surgical
eases under Treatment in the AlinS-Housc. Col
lcsc lnGnnary and pcnitcniiary, ailording him
ample opponllniyof obtaining practical iniolna-
ton. ami testing hy observation The accuracy of
The principles which are being inculcated. Adj
dress AUG. l.. w aRNER, NJ II.
Richmond. April OH. ISL. IOI-Gm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18
ROLL. cARDING

After the 18th May, 1911. VIC will be prepared
10 Card Rolls in a very superior manner, having
ordered sci OF new machines expressly for that
purpose.
Factory adjoining haxa!is Flour Mills
JONES & MACKENZIE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18

a RTIFICIAL FLOWERS.-lOO boxes Just
~ reeeived and for sale BY
Nay = CT w. Sep. CARPENTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18

TINE subscriber has this day received an ad-
i di,ional supply OF Summer Goats, IN great
variety
Also. white and fancy Drilling, Cottonade,
Gambroop, French Linen, Tweed and Cashmere
Pantaloons.
White and fancy Marseilles, plaid and plain
Mcrino black, white and figured Satin, buii
and white Cashmere Silk and Bombazine Vests.
;, Together with complete assortment Of Cloth
Goats, dress and frock.
Shirts oil almost every kind and quality.
All Of which are offered exceedingly low, Tor
cash Su.AS MERCHANT,
100 Main Street.
June IA lit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18
.Jno. Davis
June nth. loll.

nJEDICAL INSTITUTE, ~ RICHMOND,
vi VIRGINlA-The subscriber presents the
following scheme for private Medical Instruction,
and respectfully solicits The countenance Of the
members Of the profession. Thccourse of instric-
ton will embrace ira yeG,H-a Junior and Senior
Year-cach of which will bc diyiAcd inlo SUM
mer and Winter Session. The Summer Session
10 commence April l5iil, aadlerninatc September
lsi The Winter Session will commence No
vemhcr lst ana terminate March Isl.
- inter ScSsion, so IN adfGRcc. For either >cs-
zion separately, $40 IN odranoc. The exercises
81 The Institute vii! consist 81 Lectures, Reci.a-
lions. AMI Examinations ponthc se,clal branches
%. AIedcne.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18

TAMEs Fl. JUREY, COMMISSION 1rEI-
j CHANT, RICHMOND, Va, sells Tobacco,
Flour, Wheat and other Proiuce-and on con-
sgnments in hand makes liberal cash advances.
Office on Cary street, three doors above Williams
s. Haxalls Warehouse on the Basin Bank
Observation-Disclosures. f. & j. s. James &
Co, Richmond: Col Jno. r. Jones, W. p. Parish,
Esq, Charlottesville; Messrs. E. L. Tinsley &
Co, Lynchburg; E. May Esq, S,aunlon; John
G. Mechanism, Esq. Buchanan; J. W. A.
Saunders Esq. Buckingham; Reuben Ragland,
Esq. Powhaan; DR.. James L. Jones, Orange.
March 3 90-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18

C,EABROOKS WAREHOUSE.-lt affords
- the Inspectors of this Warehouse pleasure TO
inform the Planters Of Tobacco in Virginia and
North Carolina, that Seabroos's Warehouse is
nov in good order for the reception OF Tobacco;
that ample insurance against fire will be made on
all Tobacco in the Warehouse; the rate oil dray-
ace is the same as 10 other warehouses; 'ha'
ireigh, will be paid on all Tobacco SEM 70 'he,l,
tina, their uniiyidci attention will be paid 10 The
business OF the Warehouse, and every caortha"e
On their part TO expedite business
THOMAS G. BURCH, INSPECTORS.
Jan "a 1s-cawf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18

Granite From, Building, Shockoc Hill.
Sale conducted by DUNLOP, MoScrRE & Co.
June dds