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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-11
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NJ if VI AT THE EXCHANGE EoaEL, JILL.
B s sa Hs esss q s assss?s
CENT a. 'as h nn T,s,ay, The l,h March, 1915.
nun ~, mar; Of each evenings entertainment
Inc ans ist Of Lecture on The ofisln' eonsIIae-
~ a.. an" MIST tss remarkable Scottish Songs.
q ne ni'n III conss, ., choice selections of Mr..
ra 9.s,s mos, popular songs including his last
Psm ass,n, entitled the MAY Queen, which has
9,n'' .,rsiyed with enthusiastic applause;
and Ss pf3s T consist G f o distinct
so.irsly different selections, will be made
= . sn'; n Small bills 10 be had at Drinker &
W. ~. Nash & Wo,dhou>e, and P. II. Taylor's
s,,lS sores and a the door oflhe Concert Room
~. -. ckels can also be procuredduring The day
- concer, 10 commence at o'clock precisely
March 6-lt
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ILLTN NJ DH It,
GEO. w. MUNFORD,
Feb. 21-2aw Commissioners.


jIoa Haiva5le Real Estaic IN Chesterfield Countg,
nnd .Siry-Fo,u .SlnreS al Pp6iic .iucfiOn.
y consequence OF bad health, find il imprac
i licabie 10 attend 10 extensive agricultural ope-
ratiuns have, therefore, determined 10 curiail
them; and, tolhat end, now offer for sale NY Is
tate in Chesterfield, called OAKLAND. 70
such as have visited il, a detailed description
would be useless; but, as this tam present,
many advantages and inducements 10 the agli.
cuiurist and capitalist, details become ncces-
sary.
Oakland is situated in Chesterfield on Apo
maoy river, about three miles below BeviIl-
Bridge, and Is from Petersburg-con,ains abou:
200 acres ofwhich about 500 are now in virgin
growth, and The remainder (of which about 300
are low grourds) in high state OF Improvements;
This place has been worked on The hree-shiit
principle, each averaging fully 600 barrels com
annually, and small gram in proportion MOI
gully or piny old field on it,
Each field has two or three lots attached 10 il,
The fertility OF which, and Of The uncleared land,
presents strong inducements 10 the tobacco grow
er. The whole is well enclosed, we'll drained,
very fertile and neatly arranged. Fruit Trees in
great variety. The Dwelling House is large.
councillors, and in good order. The yard, con-
tanning several acres, is handsomely onamencd
with large number OF forest trees. The garden
Is IdISc, lt1tlE ana neatly nv ON.
houses are numerous and in good condition, CON.
bining all that are necessary Tor domestic com.
fort or preservation Of The crop. Abont $50 bush.
els OF wheat were seeded las, fall, and now looks
we'll The neighborhood is healthy and yery
agreeable. The negroes ga in nnmber) are as
valuable as any in the Stale. They embrace
House Servants Cooks, Oslers, Carpenters
Blacksmilhs, Bricklayer and Plas,erer, and
crop-hands generally
The sale will take place, on the premises,
Tuesday. 25lh March nexr, il fair, Otherwise The
mex. fair day, and continue from day 10 day until
closed.
TERMs-For the land one third in cash, and
the balance in one and two years, with bonds and
approved security. The Negroes will be sold for
cash. The Crop on hand, Stock, &c, will b. sold
10 snit the purchaser Of the land All agricultural
operations will be continued till dag OF sale, and
possession given TO suit the purchaser
There are many valuable blood horses among
the stock WIN. r. JOHNSON.
The sale will be conducted by
THos BRAScH IL BRo, Auct's.
EMo.-Communica,ions may be directed 10
Thos. Branch & Bro, at Petersburg. W.R.J.
Feb lS-c&d3ta wtds
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUST SALE OF LAND AND NEGRoE

TRUST SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES
III lHddlser and EsSct.
PURSUANT 10 the provisions OF three deeds
i OF trust executed 10 me BY Lewis B. Monta-
que OF Middlesex county, and OF record in the
Clerks office OF said county, The first TO secure
debt due Jones G. Cloplon The second a debt due
George Wright and C.. G. Griswold; and the
third for the benefit OF said Clopton, and under
decree of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery inr Middlesex county, made a, lis Fall
term 1914, will sell at public auction, al Mon
tague's, Essex county on Thursday. The 18th Of
March next The following property, 10 vii. In
der the iiIsl deed
A tract or parcel Of land lying in Middlese1
and Essex counties, and containing 800 acres
Also, the following negro slaves, 10 wit: Fanny
Frances and Polly.
Under The second deed, the following negroes ::
Ben and Caesar men; Lewis and Ambrose boys
and Betsy girl-al which negroes are recon
veyed in the third deed together with ! tract OF
land containing 400 acres, more or less, Of
which the above 500 constitute part. The land
will offer inducements 10 purchasers. II is OF
good quality, with Lang and commodious Dwell
ling House, and all the necessary ont houses in
excellent repair The title is believed 10 lie un-
questionable; but, selling as trustee, shall con-
vey such lille only as the deeds give me. The
negroes are generally Young and valuable.
CaA will I've demanded for all the property.
AUSTIN NJ. TRIBE Trustee
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Tickets $40 halves 5, quarters 50. Cerli-
Gates Of Packages Of 90 whole tickets $3.50
halves 65, quarters So so.
" Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Certi-
ficales of Packages in The above splendid Lotto,
ries, will receive The most prompt attention, and
an account of each drawing will be sent, when
requested, to all who may order Tickets from
Richmond, Feb %. u. Nj. HOfT.
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COMPREHENSIVE
TIME subscribers have, on the Isl instant,
formed Co-Partnership, under the firm of
~ - MYER A. LEVY,
LEON LEVY
p;cbmond 10th March, l645.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-11

TINE Sheriffs Of the counties Of Charlo;te, Luz
i nenburg, Notoway and Prince Edward;
Patrick, Henry and Piitsylvania; Charles City,
James CITY, New Kent and Henrco; Stafford,
King George, Westmoreland, Richmond Lam
caster and Northumberland; Rockingham and
Pendle,on Berkeley Morgan and Hampshire;
Harrison, Lewis, Wood, Braxton, Richie and
Taylor; Washington, Russell, Scott and Lee; and
the Mayor of the city Of Richmond, will take no.
ice, that elections are TO be held at their court
houses, and other places appointed By law for
holding elections, 10 choose Senator's 10 represent
their respective districts in the next General As
seinbiy. "A. EANSFORD, Z. ).
Feb. %, 1915. CT
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WHITE PLAINS FOR SALE.

WHITE PLAINS FOR SALE
TTHE subscriber wishing 10 remove from the
l. vicinity OF Fredericksburg, offers for sale
one of the most desirable residences in the State
including 30 Acres OF Highly Improved Land.
To mos, persons in this section of the country, a
minute description this property is unnecessa-
ry-sufice it 10 say, that the Dwelling House is
in complete order, containing 8 large rooms,
Of which is laid win nal bsices Jhe door OF one
lars with FIRE places The grounds a, about oaans ne
house are laid off in the most tastsinl manner,
and are omamenled by variety OF flowers trees
and shrubbery. On the premises are two large
ci i We'll of good water-a large and
handsomely aido Gaden-a the s usual out III
houses, and number Of Fruit Trees, bearing me
very best Fruit. ,y,-c,1
Jan IT-2awtlM M. l. iNCn'
II If the above Property is not sold private
IL il will be offered at Public Sale, on TUES
DAY, the Isl day of April If fair, il not, The
next fair day. NJ !. l.
Feb 26-cld
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Commissioners Sale Of Central CommaxGise REQ
Estate, al AUCTION.
pG virtue of Decree o! The Chancery Con,,s
ID of the Richmond District, will be sold. on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, The second Of
April, lSl5, al IL clock, that central, command
ing Square OF Lots, for some time in the occu-
pancy OF Miss Jane Mackenzie, situated between
iIh and 9TH Streets extending from l. or Main to
or Cary streets, being Nos. $50, 5S4. COZ CO.,.
according to the plan of the city of Richmond
Also, Lot No. 5il situated Cn the Canal, a, the
intersection Of and 9th streets.
Also, Lots No. 655, G5G, CD, CTS, being the
square situated between and e streets and 81
and ID streets.
Sale 10 be made in the order as advertised, on
the following terms, viz: One-eishth in cash, one
eighth in six months, onc-eishh in twelve months.
and Inc remaining fve-eighths at the expiration
OF five years, all from the day OF sale with The pri-
vilese 10 The purchaser 10 continue the credit upon
the last tive-cightS Tor the lifetime OF Mrs Thos
Taylor, if she survives the first five wears
The said five-eighths portion of the purchase mo
ncy 10 bear interest from the day Of sale, payable
quarter ycarly-the purchaser TO give negotiable
notes satisfactorily endorsed for The payment OF
the two.eighths al the expiration OF six and twelve
months, and, for the residue, bonds, with good Sc
curity, payable as aforesaid, and The lille 10 be Ir
laned, subject 10 the further order of Court.
NorIcE.-ln pursuance ola subsequent decree,
induced by the death oil one of the ralies. il IS
further ordered ha. SO much Of Inc above decree.
as requires The purchasers of he Real Properly,
therein mentioned 10 retain in their hands the de-
ierfed instruments OF Inc purchase money, paying
lnleres! upon The same be. and is hereby 81, aside
and anuuied; aud that the said purchasers BE-
authorised 10 deposi,c into the Farmers Bank OF
Virginia, 10 The credit Of this cause subject 10 the
future order OF Court, any portion OF tie purchase
money they may think proper 10 pas, over and
above the cash payments required By the said de
cree; and that, in all other respects, the said de-
cree stand revived, and be duly carried inln exc
cuion.
A plan OF The lots may be seen AT the office of
Dunlop Moncure & Co.
WILLIAM GAIT,
GEO. w. MUNFOPD,
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M A. g. L. LEVY having taken the Store,
No II Market Bridge, directly opposite to
Messrs. Inloes g. Brother, will open in few
DAYS yery extensive and beautiful assortment
of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
of the latest styles and importations.
By their connexions at the North, they are
enabled 10 sell their goods at such prices, that
cannot fail to give general satisfaction. They
respectfully solicit call from their friends and
the public, before making purchases elsewhere.
We shall be constantly supplied with large
assortment of the newest style Bonnets, which
we shall be prepared TO sell cheaper than any
other house in the city. March lo-3t
NEW GROCERY AND COMMISSION
STORE
TIME subscribers having associated themselves
together, under the firm OF GWATHMEY
4 lyme. for the purpose of conducting the
Grocery and Commission business, have opened
,he;r Store at No. 4, West Main Street, two doors
.hove the old Market They have on hand the
usnal assortment of Family Groceries, which they
are disposed to sell very low for cash, and respect
f,ly ask their friends, and the public generally,
~ Give them call, before purchasing elsewhere.
Tbev will sell all kinds Of produce, hire out Ne
ar,es collect moneys, &C., at The usual per cent,
and any business entrusted TO their care will te
faithfully and promptly attended to-
ROOT. T. GWATHMEY,
R. B. LYME.
March 5-d&c3law4w
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EDUCATTON

Feb 25-cw2m
EDUCATION
MISS LUCY 2. NJ. LEHKE will open
1vl School for the education of Young Ladies a,
Stony Point, within one mile of Scottsvile, Abe
marie, on Monday, the lst of April next The
course of tuition will comprise the usual branch
es Of an English education, together with French,
Music and Needle-work Alter some years ex.
pcrience, Miss Leake hatters herself that these
who commit their daughters or wards 10 her
care, will be gratiticd with the results. Satisfac-
tory testimonials will be produced 10 those who
may wish them; in the meantime she refers par
ticuarly 10 The Rev. VIM. S. White, Charloiles-
vile, Col. T. J. Randolph. Edge Hill, and Frank
G. Rufhn, Esq, ShadweI.
Board, including all accommodations, NAV he
had in The family of her brother, Mr. Samuel A.
Leake, with whom she resides. He will have
ample room for len or twelve
Terms, per session of five months:
For ordinary English branches SI2 50
:" " French (addiiional) 10 90
Music, with the use of Piano II 90
Needle-work 5 90
Board, per month 90
Feb. l5-ctlAp
A FEMALE TEACHER WANTED.-A
"a Lady, who can come well recommended
as good Teacher of French and Music, may
gel situation as Instruclress in private family
in one of the most agreeable and healthy neigh
horhoods in Albemarlc county, Virginia, in a
school OF five or six little girls, BY addressing
letter. postpaid, 10 A. B., Charlottesville, Virgil
MIA, stating her terms, Sc. March 7-cll5A
A RUNAWAY IN JAIL
WAS committed 10 the jail Of Rockingham
w county, as runaway, on the 22d day Of
January last, Negro Man, who calls himself
RALPH, and says he is the property OF Mr.
Jordan Of Manchester. Said Negro is five feet
nine or ten inches high, Of yellow complexion,
heavy built, supposed 10 be about fifty five or
sixty years OF age, and he's lump on his right
wrist bone Had on when committed jeans
roundabout, pants and vest, and an old white
wool hat.
The owner OF the above named slave is re-
quesled 10 come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take him away, or he will be dealt
with as The law directs
o. C. STERLING,
Tailor Of Rockingham county, Va.
March 4-wGw
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

OIt . TO
A LII persons having claims against the Es-
n tate OF Edward Carter, who died some years
since in the county OF Henrico, are requested 10
present them TO Mr.. Philip b. Jones' Richmond,
ior payment and those indebted 10 said Estate are
requested to make immediate paymentto him, as
| am anxious to close my administration on said
estate Mr. Jones is alone authorized to collect
the debts due 10 said estate.
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NJ. ?. TURPlN'S NEW OFFICE, 10.
!, VAIN street, lew doors above the Union
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-03-07
AN ACT.

TO establish uniform time for holding cleo
ton for Electors of President and Vice
President in all the States Of the Union,
Be It enacted By the Senate and House
Of Representatives, Of the United States, in
Congress assembled, That the Electors Of
President and Vice President shall beap>
pointed in each State on the Tuesday next
after he FIST Monday in the month 81 No.
-vember Of the year in which they are 70 be
appointed: PrOUiled, That each State may
BY law provide for the filling OF any vacan>
cies which may occur in its college of Elec-
tors when such college meets 70 give its
electoral vote And provided also, when
any State shall have held an election for the
purpose of choosing Electors, and fail 70
make choice on the day aforesaid, thenihe
Electors may Be appointed on subsequent
day il such manner as the State shall by
law provide. JOHN w. JONES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIE r. MANGUM,
President of the Senate pro tempore.
Approved, January %, 1916.
JOHN TYLER.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-03-07
Naturalization.

Various bills have been introduced into
both Houses of Congress, to amend the Nat
uralization Laws, but the scope Of these bills
extends but little wider in their provisions,
than to punish frauds Perpetrated under the
Naturalization System. We are really as
tonished that the wisdom and experience Of
our law makers at Washington, have not
get been made sensible, that fraudulent 70
Ting cannot be adequately punished or pre-
rented under the present Law or the pro-
posed amendments; and if it could, and the
individuals guilty Of committing those
frauds, could he made to feel the weight Of
he law BY strict enforcement Of its PEN
alties, of rhGt Ddlue are these punishmeDts
to the American People, when an election
has been carried By fraudulent votes and no
provisions made for reversing such fraudu.
lent election
Ia our opinion, it is utterly useless to
propose any amendment Of tho NatuValiza>
ton Laws, which do not strike directly at
the root Of the evil; and it is perfectly feas>
lille to do this. If members Of Congress POs>
sess the honesty, patriotism and Americans
ism, which they should possess, but the
Democratic portion Of Congress say 1t is a
Wig measure, and consequently oppose
any beneficial change. Now, the measure
can be effected without doing the leas; in.
Justice to any foreigner, naturaIized or un>
naturalized. We are not in favor Of de.
priying any emigrant, who has settled
among US, of a single right he possesses,
but are for naturalizing every individual
who chooses to avail himself Of such priv.
ilege when he has been in The country long
enough TO understand The tenants Of our
form Of government, and we are in favor OF
repeating the present law, and the passage
of law prohibiting any foreigner who may
hereafter come to this country from exercis.
ing the right Of voting. A measure Of this
nature will efcclually prevent election
fiauds, and protect and PrescrOe our govern
ment and its institutions against foreign in-
lueuce.
There can certainly be no just objection
10 such a law by any foreigner now in this
country. No injustice is done him-he is
not deprived Of any right or privilege guar
anteed to him. He is a citizen and enjoys
all the privileges Of an American citizen
The passage Of such law would only effect
those who may hereafter emigrate 10 this
country, and they would be protected in eV'
cry other right, but the right OF suffrage.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-03-07
PLANTATION MEDICINES.

or The subscribers, aware Of the importance
TO Planters and Physicians OF having Medicines
which can be relied on as FRESH and GENUINE,
have taken particular care in the selection of their
Stock, and from the arrangements they have made
in London, Paris and New York, for receiving
constant fresh supplies, they will always be pre-
pared to furnish Planters and Physicians with
Medicines which they will guarantee Of superior
quality. slCKLEs & Co., Druggists, No. 81
Magazine Street 29-6m.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-03-07

eng that prices were we'll sustained. Saturday
being considered holiday. eeayeeIv anv bnsins:.
was transacted, and the saleg only amounted 10
OOO Daiee' on previous terms. On Monday there
W y. ialr demand, butt was somewhat checked
~ sIe announcement that later news from Eu-
rope nae been received by express, which, not be-
Lleue Hnown until late hour OF the day, had
were not reported at more ,ban 4 en- hsI.s w.
teFdsy there ives good enquiry and the bushes.
reached o,OO9 bales: making total for thr pngt
three days Of 10000 bales. Most Of tbess opera.
tons were Oh English account, and he marker
closes steadily At our quotations. VIZ = as -
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ADVERTTSEMENTs.
Photographic Likencsses,
BY THE
DaguerreOtype Process.

M R. J. D. keller, would respectfully
- announce TO The citizen of Yazoo City,.
and vicinity, that he has opened his room
at Mrs. MELONS, over the Bank, for a very
short time only. Those who wish likeness
es by this inlmitable process, and in the
most perfect style Of the art, will do we'll TO
improve the present opportunity. Likeness
es taken in only few seconds sitting, and
in every case, entire satisfaction guaranteed.
March 9Th, l845. 35-t2.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-03-07
LIVERPOOL CLAssIFICATInN
Sickles & Co..
d. MAGAZINE ST.. NEW ORLEANS

Or Importers and Dealers in Drugs and .Efedi.
eiHss, Paint', Oils and Dye Stuff, have JUST OPEN
ed their new Wholesale Drug Store, and are now
receiving an extensive assortment Of fresh and
genuine Drugs and Medicines, which they offer
for sale at prices according to quality. 2e-6m.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-03-07

Well, on Tuesday last, james X. Polk
was inougurated President, and assumed
the reins OF Government. And that petty
tool and traitor, Capt. Tyler, left the chair
Of State with the anathemas and contempt
Of the whole nation leaving nothing in the
history Of the country for past services, but
a record Of the basest and disgusting treach-
cry. We aIe not friendly 10 Mr.. Polk, nor
his professed measures, but we would much
rather see him President, than TO see John
Tyler driver Of the market cart Of the White
House.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-03-07

AcoUlTTED.-L. c. Levin, Esq, men,
Der Of Congress elect fIOm Philadelphia,
charged with treason, Tor taking cOnspic'
uous part in the Philadelphia RiOtslast fall,
has been hOnorably acquitted, The charge
could not be sustained against him.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-03-07
CONNER GAL

From ne N, o. Tropic Of Feb. Q6, Is4s.
C0TT0N.-In our review Of Saturday morn
ing last, We stated that the demand for Cotton ID
Ting che thEss days proceeding, had been good,
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-03-07
DIR. L. l.. KIMBAL.
Surgeon Dentist.

H AVlNG permanently located himselfin
the county Of Yazoo, miles east of
Kibby's Ferry, near Big Black; DR.. K. res
Pectfuliy tenders his professional services TO
the citizens Of YazOo and the adjacent coun-
ties; he will attend at regular periods at Ben
ton and YazOo City. Dr.. K inserts full sets of
teeth, or in any number, without exciting
the slightest pain, in the neatest and most
durable manner, and performs every other
operation connected with his profession.
which is calculated to preserve and beaut;-
fy the teeth. AIlthe operations performed
by DR.. K, are warranted 10 perform we'll
otherwise be repaired free of charge. His
prices shall be moderate, aud liberal credits
can be had If not otherwise prepared. by Div
ing satisfactory bond DIR. K. hopes from
IL years experience in the practice. he will
be able to share liberal portion Of The nub.
lie patronage.
or Ladies and Gentleman can be vai,-
ed upon at their residences if preferred. bv
dropping few lines to Lincoln Post Office.
Yazoo county, Mississippi.
Feb. 20, I645. 339,
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or We see by the last SOotheon, that its
former able and untiring Editor, J. S. Hall,
Esq, has relinquished the editorial chair Of
that paper. H. E. Van Wrinkle, Esq, suc>
ceeds Mr.. Hall.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-03-07

o. The Clinton Presbyterians will hold
its next meeting at Benton, commencing on
Wednesday evening, the 18th inst.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-03-07

THE GREAT MATCH RACE.-We see that
the terms Of match race between the two
celebrated nags, PeytOna and Fashion, for
$4,000 side, four mile heats, have been
concluded in New York, to be run over the
Union course, Long Island, in Nav next.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-03-07

0I- The Treasurer Of the United States,
says that on the 9th Of January last, he
had to his credit in different places of de-
pOsite, the sum of SI1,275,O27 AZ.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-03-07
photographic Likencsscs.

Il will be seen by reference TO our adver>
Using columns. tina, Mr.. J. d KELLER is
nos in this place, and prepared TO take
Photographic Likenesses by the Daguer
rcolypc Process. That Sir. Kceler is a per.
feet master Of the art, we have not doubt,
as sc sec bic Iikcnesses, wherever he has
been. spoken Of in the highest terms Of com.
mends,ion. Indeed. AIR. Keeler brought
US letters from gentlemen Of tie first res.
probability, testifyingtO the fact. Those
who wish their likeneSscs iaken, will do
well 10 give him trial. We would advise
some young men in this place. 10 have their
lilenesses taken, and present them to their
lady.lOve. viii you DO III
or We neglected in our last paper, to
notice the receipt Of the first number Of The
q Greenpood RePO Ter, published at Green,
wood, on ihc YazoO River, BY Mr.. Edward
l.. Travis.