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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-11
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.

At meeting Of the Republicans OF Chester,
field. held at its March Court, for The purpose OF
appointing delegates 10 the District Convention
10 I've held in Richmond on the 18th instant, inc
following preamble and resolutions were adopteq'
Whereas, our worthy Representative, John w.
Jones has declined, reelection, and il mas ne
come necessary 10 select some suitable cahdiuale
10 represent us in Congress-Thereiore
Rcsoired, s That We approve OF The Conven-
ton 10 be held on Wednesday, the l2h instant,
for the purpose OF selecting such candidate.
Rcoired, End. That thidy delegates be ap-
pointed TO represent us in said Convention.
Whereupon the Chairman appointed the iol,
lowing gentlemen: James II. Cox, Richard
Goode, Alexander Sims, William Z. Blanken-
ship, Daniel S. Woodbridge, Higgnson Han
cock, Woodson W. Hancock, RobI. r. Branch
z. H. Brooks, James H. Moody, James II
Spears Nelson Gregory, Thomas Gregory, (ol
Hannah SPRING. Povall Turner WIN. Gray,
VIM. p Wintree, Green Hall, S. B. French,
BENJAMIN Hatcher, Danl II. Flournoy Alex
ander Jones' Moses NJ. Robinson, VIM. Am
bers, Patrick Cannon, John 5. Peers, Charles
w. Friend, William Gill, sr James B. Jones'
James Clarke, Blackman Chealham.
Res0lrcd. Sd. That we in common with the de-
mocra,s of Chesterfield, cordially approving OF
The official conduct of our late worthy Represen,
laliye John W. Jones, and retaining undiminshed
confidence in his patriotic ability and fidelity &c
The constitution, have seen with much re-
oret the annunciation of his wish 10 de-
Cline being candidate for re election.
Rcsolrrd, 4lh. That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Richmond Enquirer
Re@lred, 9Th. That the Chairman and Secre'
tary be added 10 the delegation appointed By this
meeting
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
SILAS CHEATHAM Chm.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET, March 3.

Cofre-An import &c $50 bags Of Iaguay n takes
AT q - cents on time, which establishes advance
safes of 900 bags Rio received coastwsc, al q
( a mos.
Flour and Meal-We notice n firmer feeling in Ii.
Flour Market, and sales 10 the extent of 1000 baIr
are reported at 81 25 for common.
Grain arrives slowly, and the demand for whsa, Il
limited. We quote good and prime reds at 81 n IS G,
Rye Ga cents Corn Is wanted, and Southern yellow
would bring 10 a. cts white 81 els; Pcnusy lyania Il
As Oats rather dull about 40o bushels sold al .,
cts for Virginia and ~ els for good Delaware.
llides-TraEsactions comprise an import Of GOO La
guayra, and 5000 Rio Grande, both on terms %,
public.
Spirs-About 60 packages brandy Sold on Landing a,
81 so s5 for bordeaux, and 30 for Rochelle Win.
key-sales OF hhds. Ut 2o 90 cts-bbls scarce sale,
81 a 81! cts
Sugar meets with steady demand-sales Of several
lots New Orleans from the wharf at 81 cts. and
mos, for good quality, holders storing icf
better prices; two car2nes, about 800 bhds Porto Ro
sold in lots Mt cts time for fair TO very prIue
qlIalIiy. Weeks sales comprise about 800 hhis New
Orleans and Porto RicD. Small ,alrs of crop white
Brazil from store AT Ga 81 cts, month";; old Al Is,
IN Y
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ion, the meeting then adjourned.
SILAS CHEATHAM, Chm
SUSSEX COUNTY.

AT meeting of the Democratic Republican
party of the county Of Sussex held The 9th oil
March, at the Court House:
Col George Blow was called 10 The Chair, and
V. NJ. Eppes appointed Secretary.
On motion Of Col. Jesse Hargrave, it was
ResOlrcd, That it is expedient 10 hold District
Convention 10 nominate a candidate for The Isl
Congressional District.
Rcolrcd, That The following gentlemen be ap-
pointed delegates 10 a Convention 10 be held in
Portsmouth on the third Thursday OF the present
month: Col Jesse Hargrave, Col. John J. Prince,
John Wyche, DR.. Briggs, John b. Freeman,
Thomas Harrison, Col Parsons, John II. Walk
err John w Pols, James Mason, Mathew Moore,
John t. Moyer William t. Parham, DR.. Will
liam Harrison, William F. Harrison, John T.
Palham, DR.. George Field, James M. Green,
Cyrus f. billiard, Richmond F. billiard, John L.
Dunn, 10. Briggs, William r. Robinson, Henry
Moore, Isaac J. Benda Benjamin w. Bells
ches Ed. c. Land, Nathaniel Rains, John O.
Adkins and William n. Jarratt
On motion, The Chairman and Secretary were
added to The delegation.
Ordcrcd, That these proceedings be published
in the Richmond Enquirer, and the Old Domi.
MON be requested to copy.
The meeting then adjourned.
GEORGE BLOW, Chairman.
NJ Epprs Secretary
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PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.


A meeting of portion OF The Democrat.
voters o. Prince Edward county was held in II.
Court House, on Monday, the l7,h February, Ii.
object OF which was The selection 0. candidate
for The next representation Of The county In he
House of Delegates
On motion Of William C. Flournoy. Jane,
II. Wilson was called 10 The Chair, and John NJ
Kirkpatrick appointed Secretary.
AFTER The suggestion OF a few remarks on tie
part OF Mr. Flonrnoy, a resolution was offered rs
that gentleman, aud adopted unanimously BY The
meeting, that the thanks OF the party were due "a
Col. +. w. Hubbard Tor the fathfulness and ETH.
Cheney with which he has discharged the duie.
OF his station; ard that he be recommended 10 The
confidence and support Of The party in the ag-
preaching Congressional Election.
The meeting then proceeded 10 the selection OF
a candidate for The county; whercupon, Malct
Samuel ID. MrDearmon was chosen
Major McDearmon then addressed 10 the meet.
ing few remarks. expressive of his gratitude ID +
the honor which had thus teen conferred upon
him, and then the meeting adjourned.
JAS. H. WILSON Chairman
JSo M. KIRKPATRICK Secretary
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JAMES RIVER s KANAwHA CANAL
RICHMOND, MARcn s, 1915
ARRIVED.


Canal Boat Highlander, J. Byers, master, with g
tors nldze from Iynchburg and Scoftsvile 10 u. Pty
Ton, Il. Gwathmey, a. II. Harris, y. J. Jones, BAR
iirock.nbrough Brown. Taylor & Tucker, Schaer (
Co., Greter & Greiter Williams X Robinson, and Hen
~ Iudam K 10.
Boat Octava, J. n. Anderson, master with e, Ion.
mdze from l.ynchburg 10 l. D. Crenshaw < Co.. li,nr.
i.udlam CO., Williams & Robinson, s. & Somrr,ils
w. w. Hair, and Brooks Il Hud. on.
Boat bavy Crockett T.. 5. Burks, master, with ~
tons ndz- from snchbure 10 Il. Pc, ton. l.. b. Ctrr.
shaw & Co., and W.rfree & williamson
Boat kanawha, &. u. Station master with 3s ton.
INDIE from Lynrhh'irg 10 J. ] Fars 4 Co Henry lut
IAN 20 warwick, Brotbsrs & Co Preston r.
ders, Jones & Blair, L. y. crenshaw & Co Edmond (
Davenport.
CLEARED,
Boat Red Bird, u. Goolsby, inastrr, with IC! ioni
mdLr for ottsviile, Lock No. "a, Warren aud L,nsh
burg.
Boat felveeer,J II. Bradus, master, with u; Ton.
mdze. for Scottsve and LynchLurg
Boat Buchanan, I. Lenahan, master, with III ica,
mtZr. for Scuitsvir.
Boat Flying Lucy, J. R. Station, master with A ton,
mdze. from Scolisville, New Market and lynehbuie
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Mr. Gou.H will deliver his farewell I.ectnr TIN
Tuesday evening, At The LIST Baptist Church, Rev M
Jrtrr's No pub c collection viii be taken but q.
number of friends have suggested that some hcd
should be adopted 10 allow those who may desire . 4
do 10 make personal donations TO Mr. G., we propose.
the best mode of carrying out the wishes of his in.ud
That personal donations be handed TO the following gen
tcmen. We have net consulted them, but take lhe d
bery of naming them, knowing they are friends q h'
cause /: Messrs. Andrew Leslie, Jus Bicrluw, Ssm4t
Ellis and Ball Perkins, on Shockoe .ll and M,',s
J.; J., y: GORDON = ": Pnce: X. Mcclellan, J VI. 4 J"
Willis, H. NJ. Harold, II. B. Cringan and Elijah Crs
IN other parts 81 the city, or 10 ourselves.
The coecticns far only about snfl lent Ia
the necessary expenses Of This Temperance movements
and surely the labor Of Mt. c. 10 save The cnnnuna
from the runuus influence Of mtrmperancr Is rs W.
thy OF the liberal contributions Of the friends OF hum
nity, as are the varins amusing exhibitions ever 40
anon claiming public support. x. REEVE,
J. C. CRANE
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INTERESTING ITEMS!

ono ~ The Editor, of The Anew YORK MOTH
Nswsn (of course. our friend OSulllvan,)
,r =, WASHINGTON writes. that "the President m
tends only 10 fiji vacancies al the present SESSION
of The Senate. In determining on removals anu
annointnenrs which il may benecessary 10 maae'
he intends to take his time, and obtain inc Oes' ~
formation and advice which each case may au.
nit Of" (Tbis is all right as it strikes u.s. inc
letter gives the following further Information
"The fact is now sufficiently public 10 warrant
allusion 10 it, that seats in the Cabinet haa peei
rendered TO both MIR. Wright and Mr.. D.. r put
ler-to the former the Treasury, ana 10 inc la.'ei
the War Department Mr.. Wright IS understood
~ have declined, from his view of his obligations
- ,he Stale which has Just elected him 10 its gu
bernarorial Chair and, moreover, TO decline the
highest offices in the country. IS way OF ms
which is certainly peculiar 10 him.
nNIr Butler is understood 10 have tell himself
hornd by his duties to his family not 10 leave ms
nresept position in his profession, even lor Inc
Strong induccmeni thus addressed alike 10 his per-
sonal and political feelings He was doubiiesss Sc
leccd as the first after Mr. Wright 10 receive inns
offer in consequence ofhis known peculiarly Close
nersonal relations towards Mr.. Van buren,, ioi
The purposc of exhibiting the most siShai Plooi
nossiblc Of the Presidents full sense oi Inc par
which New York and her great statesman nave
horne in the recent contest, and oil the relatloIs
consequently subssling on their part to"diuS
him and on his part towards them: Depenu
upon it. that there can never be other thah oi Tue
mos, cordial and confidential character; and una
MIR Folks sentiments on this subject. even whiie
very properly standing entirely and bona noe
aloof from any connection, direct or lndlIcct, VII,
tho onesion of Presidential succession, are suct
rs do eoual honor 10 his heart and head"
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"Mr Merrick, Wing Senator in Congress from
the Stale of Maryland, on the 2lst ult, made
bold and full declaration OF his sentiments with
regard 10 The annexation OF Texas. SpurninS
ali minor considerations, he came out like true
man and patriot in support Of the measure, as
OF national and paramount concern. We hail
this noble and manly movement as an auspi-
cious sign. Does it NOT warrant the hope that
other Senators, whose votes have been thought to
be doubtful, have been moved By the masnan-
nous example of Mr.. Merrick, and that the coun-
try will be spared the anxiety and agitation OF
further DELAY 2 OF course We cannot count on
the Rveses the Archers, the Berriens, or the Bar
rows, who have committed themselves irrevocably;
but Judge Johnson surely will not follow The stu
pid lead of his colleague We believe his vote
my be reckoned on"
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JHe Northern NJ Ssotorial District.

The proceedings OF the Convention which put
Col. James M. Smith of Northumberland in no
mination for the Senate, have been crowded out,
with many other articles. We shall publish them
tomorrow Col. Smith is eminenlly worthy OF
the distinction which his friends seek for him
and we understand is conducting The canvass
with great energy and with the best prospects oil
success. We know that he has great personal in
fucnce in Northumberland and Weslmoreland-
and well does his character deserve il. We beg
his friends in the District every where 10 stretch
every nerve and send him 10 The Senaie.
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REMOVALS AND APpolNrMEST..-In reply to
the numerous inquiries made in every quarter,
and many OF them directed 10 us, as TO the probable
course Of the President in relation 10 office-hold-
ers and office seekers, we think we may say, that
no one has yet been authorized BY the President
10 announce his intentions
But every body may guess if they please; and
we have no hesitation in publishing our mere
surmliscs. We think, then that the Republican
President will ill all the offices with Republicans
we mean all the offices that may become va.
can't by the expiration Of commissions, by rcsis-
nations, by deaths and by dismissal for improper
conduct Such, we predict, will be the general
policy Of the Executive; and we think there will
be more dismissals in this district than almost
any where else, because there has been more i'm.
proper conduct here. But We do not think there
will be much prescription for opinions sake,
where those entertaining adverse opinions have
been decorous and conscientious in the mainte.
nance ofthem.-[ Nadiso1ian
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TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES

TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE NEG ROES.
DY virtue of deed in trust executed 10 us by
d John A. letters, bearing date The 10Th day OF
April, lS43, and duly recorded in the Clerks Of
fee OF Amelia on the same day, for certain pur-
poses!herein mentioned We shall, on Thursday,
The 9th day of March, (l being court day,) al
Amelia courthouse, proceed 10 sell 10 the highest
bidder, for cash, eighteen very likely and valua-
Bile Negroes-consisting OF men, women, girls
and bows; among them, is first rate house SER
want (Nelson,) who is well known 10 many Of
the visitors OF Amelia Springs; also valuable
sempstress, with three very likely boy children,
first rate dilcher, and some other valuable house
servants and farm hands. We venture 10 say,
that so valuable lot of negroes is rarely 10 be
met with in The market. The sale will be made
BY the mutual consent Of all the parties concern
ed therefore, persons living at distance are as
sured that there will be no disappointment
We believe the title 10 the property TO be per-
feet; but, selling as trustees, shall convey only
such title as is vested in us by the deed
]. w. C. WINGO,
RICHARD H. JETER,
March ll-cw3w' Trustees.
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UALIrIx. March 3 IS1,
To The Editorsof The Enquirer

To nc Editorsof thc Enquirer.
Gentlemen As The Spring election is fas, an.
preaching permit me TO bring 10 The notice If
The people OF the county, Woodson Hughes, Esq
as suitable candidate 10 representlhem in the ne =,
Legislature. 1t needless TO say any thing in The
way Of laudation of Mr.. Hughes, as his talents
and worth are TOO generally known 10 requiy.
panegyric. Suffice it 10 say Mr.. Hughes is a
politician Of the Jefiersonian creed, and Well
versed in all the important and Legitimate truh,
Of the resolutions OF 9s and 90; he believe, in
the strict conformity 10 the principles, as ,hpy
were then construed Believing il would te
acceptable TO large portion of the Democratic
party to bring him forward, | have done 50. Il
remains with him 10 say whether or no he viii
be a candidate II he will consent, he will cer.
tainly be supported BY many
WARM FRIENDS
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WARM FRIENDS
70 The Editors Of he Enquirer.

o TT 7@"ttO7s ~ TIC 1IHYUUt7.
ERRATuM-In my communication dated IN
March, ls45, and published in this morning,
Enquirer, there is an important Typographical
error, which you will oblige me by correcting in
to-morrow's paper. For ',he 18th section Of he
act of 1912, read the 18th section of the ac, of
1913. There is no act OF 1912 that know 4,
touching naturalization. Very respectfully.
March 10, 1915. CLERlCUS
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Mr.. Merriek Of Maryland.

For yielding 10 the impulse OF duty, above all
party considerations, Mr.. Merrick has been de-
nounced by the Wing press as traitor, bought
and sold, 10 vote for Texas. It is unnecessary
for US to defend him. He must despise The empty
denunciaton. Every one sees that il is the
spiteful spiri, of The baf1ed Wings, which is al
tempting TO wreak its vengeance upon him.
But there is at least one Whis press, which
can do Mr.. Merrick jusiice-and that is, the
New Orleans Bulletin" which holds the fol.
lowing language on The Sd inst
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withdrawing his name as ,a oonsse to
sional candidate 1t gives US great pleaSWH'e ab,
see rom the proceedings Of the Isle Of Mt Sg,
10 the decision Of Convention. snch EUu md
Is WORTHY of the man. who has so faithfully anu
ab,v served his district. We cannot doup', i,a'
under such auspices, the whole force Of ,hs e
publican Parry will be called out ana .n aa, W.
Shall carry ii in favor Of the Republican "oi"'-
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Dol CLASSIFICATION

Stock $1,000 bales. Freighrs TO Liverpool, STEADY al.
I'd. 10 liavre. ic.
PROVISIONS Ohio pork is in fair demand. We
new prime is held ri so; do. II 50. Beef i,
very dulI-ey mess sells at IS 1871. Prime Ohio
Lard sel!s
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Tn Fira CONGRESSIONAL Distriet ,

The Convention to nominate candidate for
Congress, meets at Portsmouth on the 20lh in
slant, Qhe third Thursday and We arehappy to
see that most, if not ALL the counties in the dis
trict have appointed delegates to attend it, We
trust that every county will appear by full de-
legation. We understand that John Tyler, IT.,
ESQ, has Just written letter 10 the "Old Do
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Washington, March 6, 1915.
W.sulHGrnr March 10

W ASHtNhIoSi ndICH ~.
THE SENATE meets again TO day, in continual
ton of its extra Session; when, it is probable, a
number of Nominations 10 office may be expected
to be laid before j, by the President ofth United
States
THE UNITED STATES AND MExco-In confr-
nation OF The reports which have been in circu-
laiun here, and have already found thel way into
the Eastern papers, we learn that The Minister oil
Mexico 10 this country (Gcn. Almonte) has sig
nifed 10 this Government The termination OF his
mission, in consequence OF the passage OF The act
for the annexation 10 the United States Of the
Province of Texas He has addressed a letter TO
the Secretary OF Stale entering solemn protest,
in the name of his Government, against that law,
which he declares 10 be an act OF aggression The
mos, unjust that modern history records, being,
as he alleges, the spoliation of a friendly nation
OF considerable part of its territory.
The Minister has further asked for his pass
ports IT being his purpose 10 leave This city Tor n
York as early as practicable, and there TO embark
for Mexico.
This step on the part of the Minister is, OF
course, only what every intelligent person knew
would be The necessary consequence of the pas
sase of the act Of annexation.
National Inlcuiseneer.
land it is precisely the consequence which nc
Intelligent patriot fears or cares for. The profess
of Sisnor Almonic is just as unfounded as his
passport is cheerfully granied.-Enquirer
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HoYT's PRIZE oFFICE-sao, 900 CAPT.
II tai for this morning, Alexandria Lottery,
the drawing received by o'clock. Tickets 5, for
sale until IL o'clock.
$4,000 for this evening. Tickets 5, shares in
proportion; packages TO be had on The usual terms
AZ uOYTS.
March IL No. 3 Exchange
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
NEW YORK MARKET-M,rcb a

NEW YORK MARKET-Marchs
BREADSTUFFS.-rhere Is wheat in mars,
there has not been any of consequence fcr s,mr tim.
Flour is dull Genesee 81 sIi "A s?I; Southern SCI
u 4 62I. Corn frtches 4, cents.
COTToN.-Thr market this week has gradually
tended favor the buyer, icavin. prices al The c.-
fully one quarter cent lower The sales to-day amoil
10 900 bales. We revise our quotations:
cI
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Washington is rife with rumors, il we may
Judge BY the varieties which abound in The let
lers from the metropolis, published in the North
crn papers. Among these is the report, that MIR.
w. o. Butler of Kentucky is 10 be nominated
Minister 10 Mexico, and Gen. Armstrong OF Ten
nessee Consulto Liverpool One report is, that
MIR Richard Rush of Philadelphia will be nomi-
mated Minister TO England-(a letter in the New
York Evening Post speaks ol Mr.. Stevenson for
that appointment) Another rumor is that Mr..
Woodbury. will be offered the mission 10 Rus
sia and MIR Alexander Everett Commissioner
('hinn &c
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Portrait Of james Knox Polk.

We have received copy OF Print, which has
been engraved BY J. Sartain, from the original
Picture painted by 7. Sully. jr, in Jan, lS45.
at is respectfully dedicated 10 the American
people, BY " F. and NJ F. Harrison, Of Phila-
depha" The engraving appears 10 Us 10 be ad-
miraby execuled-and the portrait IS SAID to be
very much like the original. The picture was
painted before the cares of Office had in any de-
gree disturbed the equanimiiy OF that calm and
Expressive face II is handsome shetland
does honor 10 the sister Arts OF Painting and En-
craving
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WASHINGTON. March {

WASHINGTON, March 8.
The Hon. Cave Johnson entered upon his du-
ties as Postmaster General and
The Hon. w. L. Marcy took charge of The
War Department Yesterday to-day
The Hon. r. J. Walker entered upon his duties
as Secretary OF the Treasury
This morning, the officers of The Army, and
others, paid their respects to the Secretary Of
War, and together with large number of cti-
Gems and strangers, visited the Presiden, OF the
United States al the Executive Mansion; and
Mrs. Polk received yisiiers yesterday and to-day.
[Madlsonian.
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NOR RENT.-The subscriber offers iofr
J. the Office in Lisles Row, formerly occur
by Messrs. John D. & VIM. P. Muniort. J
above Office is large and airy, and as 10 iacalI
is not excelled BY any in this city. III, &c
very centre OF business, which makes j! 70
desirable office Tor a professional gentleman Y
quired, il will be furnished with the neces>aii !.
niture for an Office at a moderate rent. Apss
GEO. w ToLR
March IL Ag't 81 Coll'I, Lisle ny
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A YorSG LADY who can give satisfactory !
II timonials OF her qualifications to teach N
sic, Philosophy, English Grammar and the ~
menls Of an English education. is DESTROYS
Obtaining situation in private family in -
healthy location in Virginia. A line address
F. G., Richmond Post Office, will BE- promTi' !
tended 10. March life
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CtORN-4.00 600 bushels on James River, bell
~ Richmond, a, good landing, Tor sale b.
ID. COPELAND RANDOLPH.
March ll-lt
FOR SALE,

yin 'p.hl.E
SI-Ss A MILCH COW, with Hell
E-..Caf, Two days old. She was raise!
town, and will give three gallons OF milk IL
Price $50. WIN. w. DUNNAVANT
March III