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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18
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Our friends have every thing TO cheer them on
to new and unllaggins exertions in behalf OF the
Republican candidate Mr.. Seldom. His nomina-
ton has been most cordially received by Inc par
u, and we hear expressed from every quarter
confident hopes cl his election. In orer 10 inSpi-
rit or friends 10 increased activity, we quote
from two Wbig organs OF this city the following
extracts. They show that, even in The opinion Of
heated partzans, We have made most excellent
selection; and that The Wings will nave 10 use whip
and spurs 10 compete for The prize. In these al
missions of the Wing press, Ike Republicans Will
find bright augury oi>uccess-anda Stimulus Tor
energetic and united action:
The Richmond Wing says: sic tNr. Seldom
is man OF talents, and, in orr opinion, lhe
strongest man in the party. Ills nomination
makes il incumbent on crery Hhi2 To do his duty
by The Cause The Party, and The District INC
Wing who will not now do it-who Will not lend
his aid 10 rebuke The vile Gerrvmandef PM upon
this Dislrc,-and especially the wang OF kicl.-
mond, who will not contribute 10 aVtnge he de-
Matchmaking Of this city hy iaai treiiyiiandeT :
is Wing OF a schoo. which W. co not coInfrc-
hand.
Al, is lime 10 he up and doing, and re eS'rPoa
nc Chairman of Tic Ccn,rm Coag5,s!0n0t Cant
mitite, 10 call meeting niftont deiap, aad take
measures of organization. Too much time has
been already lost"
The Star says. "Nlr Seldom will unite The
lu strength of his par,y in this district, is
man OF high talents, esteemed by all parties. ana
Tree from that trap and trickery, which prevail
bu, loo much among our public men,"
"The Wing nominee is Mr. Bolis, man whose
name and reputation as a statesman the whole
country is familiar with"
"There are some dissensicns among the Wings.
which, il not healed, will certainly, We suppose,
lose them The election bri il these be quoted, il
will probably be q rcry c'osc rose."
We repeat with The r. Wing that it is Tin
cumbcnl on cucrv RrpuJ''ean 10 DO his duty ~
the cause, The Parry, and the Disircl;-lhe, Re
publican, who will not now DO it-who will not
lend his aid TO cleo, Mr.. Seldom, and defeat Nj.
Bolts, is 4 non-descript Republican whom we do
not comprehend" They are iFieEcs 81 probes
sion-but enemies in practice
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18
DIED.,

On the night Of the 18th instant at the residence ~
Judge " Daniel In this city, about the 64th year of
his age, JoHS Gn.rsos HEoeAAS, Esq, member Of
gentleman of superior attachments. both 10 literature
and science; useful Magistrate, and faithful Repre-
sentative Of the people But The great and peculiar AT,
raetivenes Of bis character osnd ia the overflow
Ing kindness Of his heart and The absolute and almost
childke simplicity Of bis MINERS II m.y, pr,bapss
with srctest TRUTH he said OF him, that, through life.
land this without the Is..t compromise OF pfineips,l
he had into serious collision with any
SON, nor fostsred unknd angry feeling towards
one human being. He was foy many years q Iperbsz
Of the BAptist Chureh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18

IN CfIANCERY- VIRGISiA:-At Rule-day
l held in The Clerks Office of the Circuit Supe-
nor Court OF Law and Chancery for Madison
colnty The Sd day Of February, lS45:
Eliza J. II. Banks, Plaintiff,
Joel Banks, Rober, A. Banks, Thomas Parish
AMI Fanny his wife, Mary Banks, Julia Lee,
Alexander II. Hansbrough, Peter A. Hans
,'angh, John Hansbrough, VIM. 81. Hansbrough
an! Maria his wife, Northanna Hansbrough,
John McMul!in and Peachy his wife, Hiram
Walker, Adam Walker, Alder, G. Walker, Linn
Walker, Gustavus Walker, George A. Suss
ala Elizabeth his wife, James M. Miller and
Helen Z. his wife, Joseph y. Walker, Elijah
Mccormick and Sarah his wife, F. Travis
aci Harrie, l.. his wife, r. F. Hume, Charles ..
lliae John H. Hume, Mary E. Hume, iona
IAN S1aulding and Elizabeth his wife, William
Z. Simpson, Henry Simpson, Warren Grearr,
and Fanny his wife, Jameson Davis and Mary
MS wife. Charles Simpson, Lucinda Simpson
Sarah J. Simpson, William B. Taylor, Maria
L. Standard. Richard WinSlow, Fayette Mauzy
William FinkS, Robert Bowers, John c. MAJOR
ani Linn B. Sanders, administrator finn Banks
deceased, Defendants.
The defendants, Thomas Parish and Fanny
IS wife, Mary Banks, Julia Lee, Peter A. Hans
;'ou,h, Norhanna HansbrouSh, Hiram Walker
Adam Walker. Albert G. Walker, Linn Walk
=. Gus,avus Walker, George A. Susg and Eliza
csh his wife, James NJ. Miller, and Helen +
rs wife Joseph y. Walker, Elijah McCormicR
md Sarah f. his wife r Travis and Harriet
| his wife, r. F. Hume, Charles 0. Hume, JOIN
H. Hume, Mary E. Hume, Jonathan Spauldins
,ad Elizabeth his wife, William c. Simpson
henry Simpson, Warren Grearr and Fanny hi
site, Jameson Davis and Mary his wife, Charlie
Simpson, Lucinda Simpson, Sarah J. Simpson
William B. Taylor, Maria L. Stanard, RichaT'
winslow, not having entered their appearance
and given security according TO the act OF Assem-
W and The rules OF said Cour, and it appear
TX 81 satisfactory evidence that they are not ~
-ab;anls Of this State, on the motion OF tht
Plaintiff BY her attorney, it is ordered that the
an abscn, defendants do appear here on the hrs
Monday in May next, and answer the bill oil Inc
'.aa,ifi and that copy of this order be pub.
.lshel in some public newspaper, printed IN inns
SAFE, ior eieh, weeks successfully, and another
Hoy7y posted at the front door OF the Court House
q SAID county for the same time.
Goig-Tes,e BELFIELD CAVE, Clerk.
Feb Il-cuSuy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18

~ cuANCERY- VlEGiN!A:-At RnleS held
: H.. c.rs's Office OF The Circui, Superior
-, - Inv and Chancery for Gloucester coun-
= N n Monday, the 81 day OF February, lsi5:
s,aney s. tIudnall, Piainiiif,
wm w Banks ard Harriet his wife, WIN.
n.o,on aud Anna NJ Dunslon, Defendants.
IN. teltndan', VIM. w. Banks, not having en-
,.,si his appearance and given security according
:, ,ss a.: Il Assembly and the rules OF this court
a., !; appearing By satisfactory evidence that he
ra; an inns bi.ant OF this country: |, IS ordered
Tta; the sail defendant do appear here on the
j., ias ., the next April term, and answer
il 5il Of The plaintiff; and that copy OF this Or
;, he forthwith published in some newspaper
..,ped in Inc city Of Richmond for two months
il, es>iyc!v, AMI posted al The front door o. the
Courthouse otihiS county.
A Copy-reste:
FL oj-cw2m JOHN r. CARY, &C.
TN CHANG RY-ViRGrNiA-A, rules taken
N The Clerks Othce of the Circuit Superior
C,uu Of Law and Chancery Of Prince Edward
c.an,y, the 81 day OF February, 1915:
James II c. Leach, PHI.
Abraham l.. Venable, Patrick H. Jackson,
AMI Henry ]. venable, and John Gillian, Execu-
;yr Il Charles Eenable, Defendants
TIE defendant, Gillian, not having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 an
e. .. tie General Assembly, and the rules o.
,1.s Court, and i, appearing that he IS not an IN
as5iana this State, on the motion OF The PLAIN
iii, b con .isel. it is entered al rules aforesaid
mi accordingly ordered, that the said defendant
Gillian. do appear here on the first day of a Pri
Term next. and answer the plaintiffs bill; ans
hat a COPY OF this order be forthwith inserted IN
me one OF the public newspapers printed in inc
,;y 3, Richmond for two months successiveiy,
an! also posted at the front door OF Inc Court
House OF this county
A Copy-Teste,
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n Y-VIRoINlA:-At Rules held
1 u me Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
.'nr' II Law and Chancery OF Northampton
ealn'y on the 9TH day of February, l645:
Robert S. Upshur and Edward c. Thomas, late
i1es'chanis and partners trading under the firm of
lINhur 4 Thomas, Plaintiffs,
against
John 5. Wilkins, Thomas F. Spaiy and Ben
amin Haley, Defendants,
The defendant, John S. Wilkins, not havinge en-
se'ed his appearance, and j, appearing by salts
actor evidence, that he is not an inhabant of
ms Commonwealth: 1t is ordered, that the said
p. BE John S. Wilkins do appear here 1.-THE
NlIes TO be holden for The said Court on the first
.diohaay in May next, and answer the bill Of the
yain'lii and that copy oflhis order be forthwith
~ pf IN some newspaper published in the city
~, 4. Richmond for two months successfully, and
~ s another copy be posted at the front door of
: 1oarl-houseoi this county
:, A Copy-Tes,e:
seo. lS--w2m LOUISP ROGERS. &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18

It's with deep regret that We have to state the
death Of JONI G. HEpGMAN, Esq, late Delegate
of the county of Stafford. He has been confined
at Judge Daniels house in this city, ever since
the adjournmen, of the Legislature, and on Sa-
,urlay he brealhed his last. He was gentleman
OF fine tasle and Of The most amable dispositions
beloved by his friends, and respected By all his
acquain.anees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18

IN CHANCERY.-VlRelNiA AT Rules held
| in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior
C,urot Law and Chancery for the county OF
Copces!er, on Monday, the Bird day Of February,
ISIS:
Charles c. Daval and others, Prtliis:
agiB>,
john Tabb, P. F. Tabb, VIM. P. Smith; ad-
mini>!ra;or OF Thomas Smith. deceased, WIN;
H Row RoScow Cole, Jacob c. Sheldon, The legal
representative OF Charles L. Wingiield, Henry
| Mutual A. L. Dabney and James h. Bentley
Defendants.
The defendants. Goscow Cole and A L. Dab
a.s. no, having entered their appearance, and
even ,scarliy, according 10 act Of Assembly and
NJ plleS Of This Court, and it appearing By sat-
FACTORY evidence that they are not inhabitants
i nis connry, j, is ordered, that the said defend
arts do appear here on the first day OF the next
April term ana answer the bill Of The piant!tis;
ar hat copy OF This order be forthwith publish
:! in some newspaper printed in The city OF Rich
a)u, for no months successfully, and posted al
* .ioui door Of the Court House OF this county.
A Copy-Teste:
JOHN Il. CARY, C. c.
ras, o,,cu.0m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18

u UNAWAY.-Wa committed 10 The Jail OF
II this town, on The Eth Of January, 1878, a
NEGRO MAN, calling himself PHIL FORD,
for wantot his registry, he stating that ne IS
free man, and having in his possession free pa
pers from the Clerks Office o[ihe Hastings Court
of Richmond-his papers describing hun as a
black man, about FIVE feet eleven inches high, and
abou, sc years old, dated as far back as the 1th OF
December, 1892 which would now make him 60
years Of age And having been thus committed,
The said negro man was brought before The Illus
tings Court Of the town Of Petersburg, at Fcbru-
arv term, 1915, and the Court being satisfied that
the papers Aforesaid in his possession, were moi
his, and no proof being adduced 10 The Court 10
show that he is 4 free person, ]; was ordered
that he be committed 10 Jail as runaway slave.
10 be dealt with accordingly: Whereupon, notice
is hereby given, that the said negro man hath
been duly committed 10 the Jail OF said town as
runaway slave.
He is of the following description, 10 wit: Co
lor more Of nutmeg than black 5 feet 81 inches
high in shoes, about so years OF age, has be
mish in the right eye, which he says he received
three or four years ago from blowing up rock,
and had on when committed to Jail some old yarn
clothes, 50 much patched, that it is almost impos-
sible to say what were their original color. !
think il is probable that he has been runaway for
many years. The owner is requested 10 come
forward, prove property, pay charges, and take
him away, or he will be dealt with according 10
law. ). BRANCH,
Sergeant and Jailor OF Petersburg.
March d-cI0t
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p, - a NoPy-leste: :
-.eo. lS--w2m LOUIS P. ROGERS, C. C.
LAND AGENCY IN MIssJssJppI

\, LAND AGENCY IN MISSISSIPPI.
'ak undersigned, Register of the United
es., sases Land Office at Jackson, Mississippi,
a,as, us services TO the public as General Land
.1a ma :. he will sell Lands, pay Taxes, and at
for al other matters connected with the same
cor. .u'residenis. His facilities for acquiring
Ii. - information about Lands in this State, are
mus bb.y Best. Charges moderate. All letters
Jan Z, Pow pa,d. B. r. COWHERD.
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oNEHIINnREp DOLLARS REMAND

nNEHUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
~ Ran away from Farmvle, Prince Edward
County, the 2G!h day Of December last, Negro
Man. BIZ the name Of ISRAEL, who calls him
self ISRAEL JONES. He had on when he Lett,
GRAY Cassinet Frock Coat and Pantaoons, and
white Hal, and probably common Silver Watch.
He is about % or % years old, about feet or
I inches high; thick, heavy form, with his kneesa
little turned in; when walking, steps ,oegably far,
with a little swing. lie is Of dark brown com
plexion, full head Of hair, rather bushy. lie
has very intelligent eye, good countenance,
ull face, smooth skin, and very youthful ap-
pearance He is a very good Carpenter, for
Negro, and does very good work al the Cabinet
trade, at which he worked last year. have no
doubt, from all hear, that he has free papers,
purpor,ing to be from the county OF Prince Ed
ward, or some Of the adjoining counties, and in
tends to 60 to some free State, as he went on
without any kind Of provocation whatever,
either from myself or Mr. King, who hired him
the las, year. 1 will give the above reward for
his apprehension and securing in Jail, if taken
out oil the State OF Virginia, or forty dollars II
taken in Virginia, and secured in Jail, so that
&c. him again. JOHN l.: GAuLDlN.
LeaksuiAe, Rockingham Co., ~ c.
Feb l-cllt
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VOLUME 4s--.NO. EGs.

We desire at their hands, Tor any pull;c seiyic
which we may nave performed.
Ii it shall be their pleasure aga in 10 el.c, Us
we will serve them with Zeal and fidelity.
Most respectfully,
Your obcden, servants,
JAMES II. CARSON.
JONATHAN LOVETT. Jr.
To Mcssrs. JosEru LoNd
} }s"s S EsSs: o"""'"''-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18

give publish in this day, paper the able
Speech OF Mr.. Buchanan on the annexation
question. 1t is said, that he drew his first
strong Diplomatic pen in reply TO Almonte de.
mandins his passports. We hare no doubt, that
on the great question of Texas-annexation he
will put forth all his powers. Snccess be with
HIM Let US convince BfinSerhotf, and The
handful of doubling Aboltionisis, that The Pan
doras box is closed upon them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18
A BUCKsKIN.
For THE E.NorlREs
An a nn,nl In LIE DIN

M Hpfeai 10 the Drn6tF6tU ~ HdH0rev.
The Convention which was held in he civ OF
Richmond on The l2!li insi for Tie purpose Of Sc
Letting candidate 10 iepTesen, the Democracy cf
The 9Th congressional district, have, in the dis
charge of their duty, presented fer your sufirases
the name OF MIR. James a. Sed on Of Richmond.
hope lis nomination will lie hailed with accla-
nation BY every hue and genuine RcpnbIican-
As there was an appeal made 10 old hanover
feel II somewhat my duty 10 say, thar Won nred
rot fear for her. | will guarantee that she will
do her duty on the day OF hatllr. But The most
important rai, She has 10 play in preparing 10 90
this duty IS The selection OF suitable candidate
10 conduct The canvass Tor Tie county
understand that there will he q meeting heldst
our March Court Tor this purpose Suffer TN IN
dividual, who has buried all personal preferences,
and who has The success OF his raiy and The
triumph of principles at heart, 10 presen, 10 you
The name OF young gentleman ol fine accom-
plishmen,s, splendid talents, an energetic and
persevering mird, and who has done noble Sc.
vice in The glorious cause OF Democracy The
gentleman 10 whom alude, is Mr. Nathaniel
A. Thompson. lie needs no encomium from me
Ia grace his claims though | vii! say this
much, that he is a pure ana firm Republican,
"dved in the wool" ] hore that the meeting VIII
fully appreciate his qualifications and his claims
With such men Is Thompson and Seddon 10
unfurl 10 the breeze The Flag Of Democracy. hear.
ing upon its face the principles of 'gS and sJ,
in golden lelicrs-iiey will not oIly raise Il, ani
bear ii, but the people al Hanover will support
j, in the hourof trial. Then, nothing j. wauling,
but Action Action +.
March 10, 1916. a DEMOCRAT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18

Augusta county is, 50 far, in no want Of cand-
dates 10 represent her in the Honse OF Delegates.
Five out; all new hands at the bellows, viz:
Me.srs. Nathaniel Massie, John B. Baldwin,
Erasmus stribling. Chapman Johnson, IT,, and
John Newton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18
tr.,., -, p,,,;,,or, R,pu5liean. /

"Goop-DEclDEpLr E1cELLrsT.-We copy the fol-
ly pronounce II excellent. That part which refers To
men hanging on at Washington 10 influence appoint
ments is well timed, il all hear from That quarter
han
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18
caoli N.c,rs finn CarnLlnc

We are authorized 10 stale, that Mr.. HUNTER
will address The citizens Of Caroline al their Sn-
perior Court on Thursday, the 2o'h inst The
prospects of the election Of this Distinguished CT
tzen of Essex are daily improving. 4 letter
from Caroline says, "Hunler, think. has a very
fair chance 10 beat his adversaryi ana am sure
that we shall elect Dickinson from this county By
a handsome majority
We have never found the Wing Press more
rabid than they Sow are Their disappointment,
bailled designs and mortified pride have affected
them with all the symptoms Of hydrophobia.-
They are scrambling and snaring and swapping
at all around them We, Of course, do not escape
their fangs Bni what care wei We despise
their attacks The following compliment which
is paid TO the justice of our article on 7a1 Pre-
sent Administration" covers multitude OF the
Wing sins
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18

We invite The attenlion Of legal gentlemen 70
the advertisement Of valuable standard Law
Books, by Drinker & Morris who have on hand
everything tha, our legal friends may require.
A Compliment!-The Globe re-pnblishes eut
adopts what il is pleased to CALI the excellent ar
iicle from the Richmond Enquirer on 1.-THE Pre-
sent administration"
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WA>Il,yG,ox March /.

" hNLlNbIuS .bdICll q.
SENATE Before the Senate wen, into E1ecu-
tive business day, a resolution moved by MIR.
Woodbridge was adopted, calling upon The Secre-
tary OF War 10 report 10 the Scnaie al the COM
mencemenl of the next session of Congress whc-
,ler any and if any what further works arc pece..
sary cSpedien for The enlargement; anl strength
ching Of the Notifications a, the outlet .. Lake
Huron. called Font Graio'; together " h m e.li-
male OF the expense ui such additional works "a
may be recommended"
Several nominations reported back 10 the Sc
nalc in Executive session, from the Standing COM
mi,,ccs, were confirmed today. Among lhenr
was that Of benjamin c. Shields u .Alabams,
as charge d aiarcs 70 Venezuea.
II is believed that among the Nominations
heretofore made and confirmed, are 3. f. Butler,
as United States district attorney fr the State oi
New York; Elijah L. Prrdy, as surveyor OF Tho
port OF New York; Prosper NJ. WcimoIe IS ma
val officer at New York; and VIM ParmeE;er.
as naval officer a, Boston, Gbtr
WAsnI:GToS, Marc.. IS
SESaTE.-Betore The Senate proceeded 10 n.
consideration OF Executive business today a re-
solution, moved b. Mr. Brcese, was adopted, call.
ing upon the Secretary OF War TO transmi, he
Senate atihe present session lie rero!, made BY
Johl Stockton, superintendent Of tie mineral
lands on Lake Superior, with the nap accompa-
nying The same"
Tie Chair submitted the credentials of The Hon
Simon Cameron, elected " the Legislature Of
Pennsylvania on the 18th instant, a Senator OF the
United States from that State for The remainder CT
the term for which The Hon. James Buchanan
(lesigned) was elected. They we're laid OF he
table.
The Senate was in Executive session I'LL half.
past three o'clock Several nominations vera
confirmed; the only important ones, however were
Cha> r. Haswell as engineer in chief 10 the IA.
val service, and Mr.. Laughlin Of Tennessee, as
Recorder in The Genera Land Office.
The Zo!l Verein treaty was laid over for fu-.
ther consideration I'LL neYt session. Several trea.
ties Of minor importance we're consice. ed ard "a
titled.
Il, is understood that The Senate will be abe 10
adjourn sine nc on Tuesday or Wednesday
T/.ini<
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18

TN ACKNOWLEDGMENT AT Rules held
i in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery, of Northanpton
county, on the 7th day of February 1915:
James H. White, plaintiff
against
John S. Wilkins, Thomas F. Spady and Ben
jamin Haley, Defendants
The defendant, John S. Wilkins, no, having
entered his appearance and i, appearing BY salts
factory evidence that he is not an inhabilant of
this Commonwealth II is ordered that the said
defendant John S. Wilkins, do appear here at the
rules to be holden for the said Court on the first
Monday in May next, and answer The bill of The
plaintiff; and that copy Of this older be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in the
City of Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY,
and that another copy be posted at the front door
OF the Court House of this county.
A Copy. Tes,e.
LOUIS P. ROGERS, c. c.
Feb. lS-w2m
TN CHANCERI-V VIRGINIA AT Rules held
i in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery of Northampton
county, on the 7lh day of February, 1915:
Edward c. Thomas, Plaintiff:
John S. Wilkins, Thomas F. spady and Ben
jamin Haley, Defendants.
The defendant, John S. Wilkins, no, having
entered his appearance, and tappearing by salts
factory evidence that he is not an inhabilant OF
this Commonwealth 1t IS ordered, that the said
defendant John S. Wilkins, do appear here at
the rules 10 be holden for The said Court, on the
/ first Monday in May next, and answer the bill OF
The plaintiff and that a copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the City OF Richmond, for two months success
sive!y, and that another copy be posted at the
front door OF the Court House of this county.
A Copy. Teste,
LOUIS P. ROGERS, c. G.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-06-05
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Masg sStofe.

TaSHE undersigned having made his purcha,
Il ses in Philadelphia and Baltimore mar.
kets, has the pleasure of offering to his form
er customers, and all others in search Of bar
gains. the advantage of selecting from an
entirely new stock. bought upon the best
terms. and selected with care, and will be sols
at reduced prices. would say to my Gus
toners, that can and viii sell goods at as
low rates, for cash, as they can be purchased
between this and Baltimore. Let all those
call and test the matter, who~may doubt the
fact. and ascertain for themselves.
Having sold goods for the last seventeen
years in Woodstock, and in January last sold
out to my partner. 1 am now receiving and
opening, in the house directly opposite the
old stand, known by the name of No i
Cheapside, new and splendid assortment Of