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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-02
Yours &c,
Yours &c,
$50 3w MARTIN BALLOU, m,

fD9Prepared only by N, H. Downs,
Troy, Orleans Co., VL-SoId by CURTIS
g. SMITH, St, Adams, VT, the only whole
sale agents, and by agents supplied by
them throughout the United States and Can
ada; or by r. Richards, their agen, 40 Di-
vision Street. New York, who keeps sup
ply on sale at proprietor's prices.
Persons wishing for the agency, where
there is not one already established, will
be supplied, upon application by letter to
CARTS a. Smith, upon fair terms, they al
ways stating the best and safest mode Of
conveyance,
The above medicine is for sale by CHA'S
CHAPMAN, Druggist, Woodstock, w.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-02

0~@Aud with stock uuequaIed in this
region for extent, richness and variety, prepared
meet the wishes OF those who like 10 buy their goods
without being taxed for the demqnincics of Others
Purchasers are invited to call aud examine Goods and
priccs which will be freely shown and all yors duly &C
In owcdged.
Produce of most d scriptons taken in exchange for
Goods at its cash value.
Brick Store, Elm sir.ct.-od. /, ls4j 23l-5w
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Fall and inter
o. CD % I'D 8 :
JUST RECEIVED AT TIE
New X'Ork Store!
InNSLSILNG OF

CONSISTING or
DROADCLOTlIS, Cassimcres, Doe Skins, VI s-
ID tugs, Rep9 Cashmcres, Dc, LANES, Alpac-
cas-, Apnes, IEIoians, Thbc,s, Calicoes, Patches,
lIannels, BIcOched Colons, Tckings, Drngs,
Bro. Sh2elings, stripped Shirings, Diapers, Pad
ding, Canvass, Selica, &c. Also, Isle EdgNg',
Smyrna do, Thread, do, Muslin, do, Velvet
Trimmings, &c,
SUAWLS.
a good assortment Of Smwls consisting of
Cashmere, Printed Cashmere, Wool, net Shawls,
Plaid do, and variety Of other sly les, which will
be sold at very low prices.
CHARLES b. DAMON.
Sept a.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-02
FIDDLE BOWS!
Nh. DOWN'S' PEGETABLE BALS4W-
&c ELIXIR

rINIlE great Northern remedy for Consumption aud all
| other diseases Of the LUNGS. The unparalleled sale
and success of which is well known. II is therefore
necessary to publish long mlsome Observation-Disclosures
ing from irresponsible sources.
Can be had ollhc following agents and Of them only
ths neghborhood,
G. CHAPMAN Woodstock. Oliver Bailey, :. Wood
stoLk Chs Tm,l,tm, Quohcce Village, L 4. Neyin~
Il Co. Ruyultnu, &c. Brooks. Hartford 2Ao-ly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17
pH1aDrIpuIa MARKET Irr.,

CorFEE-At the close OF our last weekly r..
poIt there was sale OF 1900 bags Laeuay,a an
private terms, and since, 400 bags at Il a.
IL mos; 500 bags common Rio al 6: az an
lime; and 1850 bags ST. Domingo incIuding !,
recent import, al 6 cents, 6 mos. The PRINCIPAL
part Of these sales were 10 20 out Of the MARI,
FLouR-Sales OF common aud tair m,ysi
brands were made al ga 25, and in ore or ,wo
instances at something less. There has beer =
better feeling in the market, induced Is the ob,
receipts and extreme dry weather, which vesuIisS
lin sales 10 some extent, part on speculation A.
"a - for common. The market closes pre,,v
firm, and sales reach over 1000 bbls
GRAlH-Receips OF most kinds light, and he,.
tier feeling is manifest in the marker, on accoun,
!ot the continued dry weather; sales OF 10000
bushels Penna red Wheat al IS a s. 6 for nie
lror; 90 Csc. Tor fair and good 9s C. Tor strictly
prime and 100 a l02 for mixed with while, pan
taken i1r starch making. Rye-sales Of several
lots Penna al SO Go c. Corn-sales OF 5000
bushels Southern yellow at az 43 G; white 10
lei 5000 bushels Penna. sod al i3 u A c Tor
Imixed, and Is c. lor round yellow. Oats are
livery scarce and in demand, sales Of two cargoes
LOT southern at IS e 5000 bushels Penna - {
and COCO bushels in store al 81 80 c; to-day 81
lis offered for Southern, 10 arrive.
SrG.R-Small sales OF fair ~ Orleans al { !
|6, g; Porto Rico I'll a ! c. ST. Jago &, c; an.
1white Brayi9c; all 1 and & mos III S Ga
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N1cDmrool0 Go14tttrer,

vac our national character, ana proving y t.'oi'
that we are something more than "a nalion OF Pc,
liticians" With DR.. Maupin OF the Richmond
Medical College am not personally acquaih'cdi
but am certain, from the pernsa OF his Lecture
Introductory TO his class that ne IS well caIcua ca
ITO render important aid 10 The CITIZENS Oh Rich.
cmond-a CITY which, from lis situation, opens,
many points Of interest 10 The vlslter and phiio>o
pher The cause OF Education, TO which you are
3callDg The attention OF Virginia al lhis liihe,
Fought 10 stimulate her sons 10 aid in the great
2work; and while man is made sensible OF The great
GOOD derived from the arts and sciences, he VIII
smost assuredly aid in pushing on that work, which
2is 10 open up way TO derelope The great resou-
ices of this our dear old Commonwealth. u Isl
! much 10 be regretted that the University OF wa
& einia. the Colless OF William and Mary, and mel
eoher Colleges Of the State, which contain IN helrf
walls so much talents throw out 50 few publica-
stions 10 The world. Professor Rodgers might glves
3us a useful work on Geology, from The peculiar
advantages he has possessed; and President Dew
daso, nigh, enliehlen his friends in lower fir.t
gin b. some further Investigations in Polliica
ECONOMY The great Thing 10 lament in Virginia, I
or, nj least in lower Virginia, is the nabiylo Sef
he poor children 10 school; their parents claiming
4heir labor the consequence is they grow up IN ls
ignorance and acquire most OF their education alter
ARRIVING al manhood. Having myself iten act
! ID as Schoo!-commissioner have found it diff
ecult 10 get the poor 10 school. On many occa-
q>ions, 10 induce them 10 90 al all, we have 10 ge
7thc Overseers Of the Poor 10 levy for their sup
ror, while they are attending school. This model
answers in very small boys, hu is the cause OF dis
satisfaction when applied 10 boys and girls OF IN
sor IA year, OF age, who are said 10 be able III
support themselves; and consequently the Over
gscers OF The Poor give offence By allowing them
IA support. Thus, Messrs. Editors, have gVene
syou some marks, which will serve 10 call cuff
fthe coyilarinns OF wiser heads 10 whom most of
8your readers would feel indebted for all the adj
! hey can render the cause Of education in The Odk
Dominion.
anerinn Wnrwick cnliniy Virginia +
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17

OBSTRUCTION OF THE u. $. MAir-The LAM
lmail, between Charleston and Savannah, was
I'VE understand, temporarily cbstrucied and de
I.ained, on its way 10 this place near Rantowle's
on Tuesday last, by several Deputy SheriffS O
lColleton District, levying on the Stage and horse
carrying the mail, under executions against II
iBarefeld, lately deceased, the late Mail Contrac
tor The Stage Driver was, in consequence. com
5pelled 10 carry the mail some distance on hi
shoulders, AMI then 10 hire horse in order I
bring i, on 10 This place. We learn that wal
rants have been applied Tor against the person
1eul,y ofthis misdemeanor.-( Charleston Conrie,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17
COMMERCIAL RECORD

NEW YORK MARkET-June IA. q p "
The sales Of Cotton reach l,600 bales, pricr>
'sifi al The rates current before the las, news
Gene>>ee Flour is wanted beyond the receio,.
a, S47 for FRESH though in the afternoon ofye>.
,erday there were some sales al 4 69; Mich.
gan 4 G9a rs; 500 mixed brands brough, 60.
Georgetown and Brandywine Flour S., Georee..
town 10.
Rye no change; 300 bu. Jersey yellow Corn
sold a, A. cts, measure. Northern Oats 34l 4 e
cts Whissey 81 els. ard thai only offered o-
bbls.
Pc, Ashes are liule better, good iares sold :,
So 81; Pears4 0G good demand.
Sales OF new Pork by The dealers al Sl3 .
the true wholesale price is a little less.
fJDurnai of C0E,Ys,,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17

This is all he can ask. lie has every induccmchl
10 pursue the straight though narrow pam %
'duiv; and We mistake The man, il he does ho.eon
suit The welfare Of the people and his own ia''u-
able ambition, amidst The difficulties "''''"
him al ,hp ouISpt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17
Southern PLANTER.

a variety of engagements have prevented u
,r,,, ro,ic;no The excellent June No. OF irlent
Ro,,s,S snrired work. We cordially subscribe L
a,he following sentiments OF The Times:
The valuable and useful Southern flah'ei'
Flor The present month"; has been on ou' .aI'.
fseveral DAYS past We find il well stored VIII
mailer highly benetcialto the farming communl
s,v MIR. Bolts expresses his qualification mat th'
snext number of his paper will be relieved, uhue
slbe new postage law, from The heavy pos'd$
levied upon il. Alter The Isl OF July
each number OF The Planter will only pay cen
sunder 100 miles, ]. els. over that distance. W.
elrust Mr. Bolts will have large consequent ae
ecesson TO his list as well for his own sake d.
! the good of Agriculture"
Among other interesting articles, We observe
communication from &c. L." suggesting me es
Establishment, in the University of Chair oil Asri
culture, 80 be filled By sound practical larmer'
good theorisl, agricultural chemist" &c. Edlnun'
sRunin is pointed out as The very man for The pur
! pose. A similar proposition was brought Tor
ward, las, winter, BY Mr.. Edmunds OF Halifax
ghu, from the la,eness OF The period, OF some olhe
Ecause. il did mol meet with much favor. In
views merit The consideration OF The people, L
&whom we commend them.
The "Planlcl" gives neat and clear dcscr'P
S,ion OF .Rolary Pump" introduced into I'M
Scly BIZ Mr.. L. S. Williams Of Connecticut, AM
sdescribcs il as ''ihe best and simplest plan ina
Ehas ever come under our observation; indeed,
is the only ono where The benefit OF the crank mo
Srion was not more than counler-baanced by th
! difficulty arising from The liability 10 gel ont 0
sorder." The Planter warmly recommends Y
slhe public.
We have been much struck with The beauty ant
9eas. with which this new invention seems 10 b.
worked. To our inexperienced eye, ii seems L
] he 'lhc very Thing though our opinion is no
worth much as there may be latent causes OF dis
| order which experience alone can point out. Tn
3Pian,er, however, expresses the opinion tina!
I wouli require many years ofordinaTy use, topro
sduce arrangement.
But we cannot begin 10 specify The good things
lin this No. Mr. Bos has our be-, wishes 70
success in field, in which We all are 50 jeer
interested. II is a rich harvesl-and the aborer
lcannot be loo abundant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17
BOSTON MARKET. June IA.

CorfEs.-Sales 300 bags 81, Domingo, al $40
and Gonaives, 10 the trade al &c. per TO-, mos
Ia lew hunred bags Rio q! ! c. do DO; Poro
|Rico, none in first hands. Small lots Porto Ca.
|belo : - &c., q ms; 100 bags Rio sold BY aut.
llion, $ ~ 6 per 100 lbs cash
CorroS.-The market has been very quiet 10,
The most part Of the week, and clo,es dull a,Guo.
ted rates Sales comprised coo 500 bales OF al.
descriptions, OF which 2lI bales ordinary Fonta
sold al SIC. per ID, & ms; $50 DO. mddng 10 mil.
|dling fair Columbus and Mobile al 6: a &c 100
do do midding lair, al els. per b. 4 ms
Flsn.-There have been no large operation,
I'm dry fish, and prices range about lhe same
New No. 3 MackeTel scarce and in demand, with
Ian upward tendency; sales al SC. per bbl., ana
inspection; old Nos. | and ) ale more firm
|Alewives remain the same a> previously reported
FLouR-ln the early parl o! the week some puE-
chaSes OF Genessee were made on Western o!-
|lers 10 a considerable extent, al about %. re!
Dbl, and since at 6S a 4 -; but for >evela cay,
past The market has been very quiet. and hu;
little doing, as BUYERS are unwilling 10 give The
prices demanded by holders Gene>see is held q.
Il 81 Southern dull, and stock small. 800 bis.
Georgetown sold for export al ). mos. and iOl
of Fredericksburg Extra Eagle at 10 :.
GRAiS-Sales during the week past have been
lor yellow dat Com As AZ cents and white II
cents per bushel; North River and prime heavy
Delaware Oats, 35 cents per bushel. Make
closes extremely dull, and prices nominal
ToBacco-A sale By auction OF ~ hhGs. ken-
lucky approved. So 81 per 100 lbs, "a do Bull
Eye , G2. 4 . GU per 100 lbs.-4 mos.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17
| FINN Inc Ncw Yorh SPIRIT 81 hc Times.
CARD FROM TIE OWNER nE rEYTONA.


BALTIMORE, June s. 1919 ,
Dear Porter am thus tar on my return bome,,
and cannot proceed without recording in your
paper my testimony as 10 the fairness and liberalityj
OF the gentlemen OF the Northern Turf Nv poorv
opinion cannot add one title 10 their reputation, I
but make the statement in Justice TO myself toi
Show that am not nsensible 10 The gentlelnanlyN
courtesy and chivalrous impariality with whichI
have been treated in a very exciting, and, mi
some sense OF the term sectional racing course
Neither can omitthe opportunity 10 allude, even1
in public paper, 10 the attention and kind servl-s
ces received from many gentlemen in YOUR citys
land Boston, on whom had no claims They shall
he |. ne remembered.
Indeed my trip has been one Of unalloyed pleas
,ure. bu, for The theft OF mytwo stable boys (Minkl
land Eldridge,) by some otlhe Abcliionists abouti
Philadelphia. hope their philanthropy will noiI
!eyapurate with The commission OF the crime; andi
That, after taking The boys from my protection!
llbey will not sntier them 10 become the victimsl
|of want and dissipation as is the common tate oil
|lhe miserable runaways about that city, whomf
|,hev have first deuded and then abandoned.
Yours respectfully,
r. kIRKMAS.
Fashion and Peytona, we are glad 10 announce
viii doubtless meet 10 eight their battles oerl
again" in October next In the meantime bothl
have been ,emporaIially turned out Fashion is re-
|cruilins her strength in The paddocs other owners
Iat Madison, y. and will mol be sentlo her train
|er's stable for some weeks 10 come. We pre-
sumo that ere this Peytona and her stable com
|panions are reposing under The "umbrageousS
shade" of The fine old trees which surround Mri
|Hare's stables a, The Newmarket Course, Peters !
burg, Va Most assuredv The rival cracks Wills
meet again ., Phillipp"
y. Y Spirit OfMe Times.
Iow..-On the Dis, ul,imo bill was passeds
by one branch ofthe Legislative Council OF the !
|Terrilory Of Iowa which provides for submitting
10 second vote OF The people the craught OF a
State Constitution which was la'ely rejected BIZ
them. The vote was yeas / nays /. This bil I
was made The order oflhe day in the other House
= IN tor ha Oh n ul,inio
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17

MILWAUKEE, Rlor-The good people a, Mil
|waukie have actually come 10 blows, or raihe
Firearms, about their bridges. The Sentinel o
Thursday week says:
Yesterday, while sitting in our sancinm, vt
we're disturbed by The firing o! cannon. soon
large crowd assembled, broke down the Sprin:
street bridge ard then proceeded 10 that acros'
he Mencmonee. This they also rendered i'npas
sable.
"Many Of The mob nj the Mcnomonee bridge
were armed with pistols and guns, and one o
two individuals were considerably injured, though
mot dangerously. While writing this article can
mons and guns are being fired.
"The bridges below were then destroyed, s.
hat it was impossible Tor teams 10 cross, an'
nearly SO for foot passengers.
This disgracefnl outbreak was occasioncd b.
sectional yealousies; The people on either side o
he river were fearful that their neishbors weT
t1oing too we'll
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SALE AT AUCTION OF A VALUABLE
EARN In HANOVER

10y virtue OF a decd OF trust executed 10 The
ID subscriber bv The late Mrs. Susan Fox, upon
he first day OF May, in the year 1888 10 secure
he payment Of certain sums OF money therein
specified, shall as trustee mentioned in tie al.
,ieed, sell al public auction for cash. upon The Pc
3mses, on the llh day Of July, 1915, that CERTAIN
tract OF parcel Of Land lying and being in Black
wells Neck, in the lower end OF Hanover couuiy
containing 1876 acres and bounded as follows 70
1wil: beginning on Pamunkey River atlhe noah
Ut branch that divides this land and BEN amin
5Oliver Jr.'s land running from thence up the 81!
branch as il meanders eghly-,wo poles 10 re
lpnhlic road leading ON the Piping Tree =.
3wafds the city of Richmond, thence South nal
road as wirds Sol poles 10 corner in The sane
with John Real, thence with the said Reals land
~. l3g f. 81 poles BY line-trees ranging neal,
with the lower part OF The bank OF ditch thr VI
j,u,wards from this land, thence running neat,
ION The edge OF ditch cut altogether on his LAM
passing a marked gum and marked broseH'
Down rcd oak l37 poles 10 John Basel !shd,'.e
aforesaid ditch continued and branch Is 4 ne'
3anders 29i poles 10 Pamunkey River, and iteft'
Blown The said river 10 The beginning
believe the title 10 the above property 70 Z
4ndispnabe, but | shall sell il with speciai var
faniy only as trustee. JOS MAYO
June l1-clds Truste
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17

Eight Capitals in one Lottery, sold and paii ,s
the all-p,iyc seller
IDtawn Nos in Alexandria Extra, IL? Jane II
,65 - 4 Is 10 63 10 - Is 3 - 81 ; - Is
Ticket Nos. :, 10 Is, another prize Of s2Ou
sold and paid BY STRATTON.
,Drawn Nos 81 Monongalia, No 81 Jane lAl
50 60 Al 80 81 "a - 10 u 80 Is : ) ~
Ticket Nos. Is 60 -, prize OF 1909 dollar,
land halt ticket Nos Ii I'll 81, two more CAPITALS,
sold and paid BY STRATTON.
drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, No lil
| % ~ 10 20 20 "a ~ is Is % ~ :: II
Ticket Nos 2G so IS, another capital, sold AMI
!pail by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. in Alexandria, Class "a June II
Al 81 81 So IL 81 - 81 G3 IS Is 60 Il
Drawn Nos in Lcesburg, Glass "a, jane IL
IL IL , 10 Is - Is - Sc 81 3 40 II 80
Ticket, Nos. II As Is, another Capital >ol'
land paid by STRATTON
June II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17
DIED.

Died, on Monday morning, June 10Th, al 4
o'clock, WILLIAM GUsTAvrs. aged Q months, unl
child OF Hiram B. and Sally IT. Dickinson
The friends and acquaintances of The famil
arc requested 10 attend the funeral this evening
from the residence of Mrs. Cartwright, on I'll
street, at halt-pa>t4 o'clock without further inv;
,at!on.
Died, II his residence in Cnlpeper county, ol
The 9Th inst, Of paralysis, CsoRGg STaNrlEli
FAINT, in the 6slh year his age.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17

MEXICAN ENvoYs AND SPECIAL AoENTs.-l
Swil be perceived, that among the passengers VIII
ssailed in the Great Western, were Senior Caned
sof Mexico, and Fl. A. Cobb, the French Consul a
iTexas.
Senior Canedo, it will be recolecled, left Yer;
aCruz on the 10Th ul'., in very secret manner il
the Eugenia for this port in The capacity Of Spe
Icial Agent, as was said, 10 he American Govern
,ment, 10 arrange some matters connected with an
,nexation. Ins,ea+, however, OF having much o
ANY thing TODD with us, he quietly took passag,
in the Western and is of 10 England on probably
The same mission that he was reported 10 hav,
starred upon for Washington.
Mr.. Cobb, The French Consul, goes 10 France
al this time as bearer Of dispatches 10 his owr
Government, and probably 10 England, relative Il
The absorbing topic Of annexation.
VIVA, l,ie resn!l Of The movements al these Gen
iienen will be, lime will develope
~ T. HraM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17

e FAR The Ladies Of Manchester will
hold Fair athe Farmers Hotel, commencing
on Tuesday evening, the 9Th inst, al : o'clock
TO continue through the week. They will have
for sale many fancy and useful articles. The
proceeds will be for The benefi, of The new Melho-
dist Episcopal Church now being erected. They
will be pleased 10 see their friends oil Richmond
as well as of Manchester
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17
NOTICE.

gf An Grafton will be delivered before tn
Washington L. and Graham P. Societies 0
Washington College, BY WILLIAM FRAZIER Esq
oi,Slaunlcn, on Wednesday, 18th OF June, day pre-
ceding commencement.
n The public are respectfully invited 10 atent
Lexington, June 6-ctd COMMITTEE
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MARRIED,


On the 9TH inst, by the Rev. JoHS H.. GIHoN
Mr. JoHN d. HAMMeRsrEY 10 Mrs. Lucy F.. Bal.
.Ey, OF this city. formerly OF New Ken, county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17

Col Z. NJ. JOHNSON. This brave old veteran
the hero OF The Thames-has arrived in Wash.
ingion, and has taken lodgings Al the house OF the
Rev. O. y. Brown. He is represented as being
in excellent health
We find in The Columbus (Ohio) Statesman
Of the 9th inst, the following in regard 10 "Olo
Tecumseh :"
This veteran hero passed through this city this
morning ON his way east, 10 (Virginia,) on pri-
vale business He remained only long enough &c
take breakfast and hold a lew minutes conversa-
ton with his friends Who called on him.
"We were graliiied 10 sec Col. Johnson look so
well, and enjoying such fine flow OF spiris.-
He seems highly gratted with the position oul
government, has assumed on the great questions
now aeilaling the civilized world. An honOrabi,
peace, or war, is the word When We repeated
he words Of Mr.. Richie, in the Union received
last night, that SIC desire honorable Pcacc; 6uti
,rar comes, lei ii anne, nad Inn lei as s~cep M
Brush from The face IF Me continent, his eyes
Mashed iire-his soul sweled within him, and he
broke forh-"I acppcd .frc bullets, AMI mn mar
fifteen, IN The iatc 1rar, 0nd think ! am sood fo'
1oxr nal - Such is the language of the brave ole
veteran who is always ready 10 sacrifice himself
/ flor his country; and indeed he looks able 10 stanc
Il rugged campaign vet. Let our people be i'm
relled By his spirit, and our country will never
1 want soldiers"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17
Building Hardware.

nuhAuInS An"A
SrTHE subscribers have on hand full assert.
4 meut OF The following articles, 10 which the
attention Of persons building isinviled, viz:
Carpenters patent and imitation Knob Lock.
American Knob Locks, Closet and Stock I.ock,
Knob and Thumb Latches
Flat round, and Barrel Bolts
Sash Cord, best Axle Pullies and Sash SPRING
Clarks narrow and broad Butts
American broad and narrow loose Joint Butt.
Patent Blind Fasennes, Strap and HI Hinge:
Wood Screws, Patent Brads and Sprgs
Cut, Wrought and Fin Nails all sizes.
J. A. GARRISON & CO,
No. Ill, Broad Street, Sbockoe Hill.
June 10
syTJANTED 10 hire, for the balance OF ih'
w year, NEGRO BOY, i2or IA years
sage, Of good character, 10 be employed as HOUSE
aServanr. Enquire al this Office.
June l6--d3t&c2t
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IWooLsEYs' sUGARS.-For,y half boxes
w landing, ami tot sale bv
June Il DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
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HIN CHANCERY-VInclSIa. ., :nle' ~ ~,
d. in The Clerks Office Of the Circuit e. ..sa
sConn Of Law ant Chancery Of Prince -
!, county the third day Of March lsi3 ,,5
8 Joseph Redd f'a''
a against ;, Jackson
3 Abraham Il. Venable, Patrick H. a., ~
8Trus,ee OF Abraham H. Venable, ana .' cs:r,,,
HVenable and John Gillian, ESecuiois o. n.,I,
sVenable, decd, .,'er,l ii.
q The defendant Gillian not HAVING enc - 4.
and given security accofa,'s .,ls> /!
aact Of The General Assembly and !ie III - Il.
gthis Court, and ii appearing that he : ~ Il lst
Thahitant OF lhis State: On The moliU" .is.t.
plaintiff. BY counsel, it is entered al ",..s,,ntaa
and accordingly ordered, that me .n n tx
SGiliam do appear al rules 10 Dc '@n ~, Nyf.
sClerk's Office Of the said Court on NC ,,inf.
day in September next, and answer ' y. "rhpia
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