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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28
MR.. THOMAS CURBiNS and NANCY CUBBISs
VI formerly Nancy Rnifs-Al You are resIdenis Of

Mr.. THOMAS cUBBiNS and NANCY cuBBlSs
- formerly Nancy Bu,ts-As you not residents Of
Virginia. you will please take notice, that, on the 4th
Gay Of November between the hours sanife and sun.
at the house Of Betsy Newton, In tho county OF
birmingham, shall proceed TO take the dispositions Of
ae'>y Newton and Others; and, the 9Th day Of the
n,r month"; between The same hours, in said county,
ue house Of Nancy Harris, proceed TO take the deposi
NM month"; between the same hours, ut the sio,e Of
,nn'Am W. 4 f. Newton. proceed tn take tho deposit
cn'. Robert G Jones aud others, TO be read ms evil
r,.. W sui Of law and chancery for the County
NO buckingham, now undetermined in said Court,
AM. am plaintiff and you aud others are defend
II, from any cause, the sad dispositions shall
ma completed on the above days, they will be CONT
wa,A ron day TO day until all shall be completed al
p+' ahu pacSs you may a!rho II ynn lnink pro
Il, !, WILLIAM w. NEWTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28
EGi ofMe Ner POSTAGE Lar.

The receipts al The Richmond Post Office for
The third quarter, ending Sept. 80, 1914, were
1852, and for The same quarter in 1915, $685. J;
being deficit OF 81 202. The deficit al Bali
more is $4,000, in Boston $5,572 and in forty
lwo offices (not including New York, Phiadel-
phia, New Orleans, and some other large towns,)
Si32S0.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28
BALTIMORE MARKET, Oct. "a, P. NJ.

BALTIMORE MAKhET Uct q, 7. NJ
FtoUR-Howard street IS co. receipts large;
Civ Mills %, no sales; Snsquehanna l2s
WneAr- Reds, lair to prime, l0O loI cents
Whites, family flour, Ill ZIG cents.
CoRs-Old Md white and yellow, GO O. cts /;
new Md. so SIS, according 10 quality; Penna.
yellow g. els.
OaTs-Md. &c 81 cts.
WnlsxEY-Prices steady; 81 cts. for hhds., D
cts Tor bbls-f American.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28
OFFICIAL.
GENERAL } Headquarters Of The Army Adju-
ORDERS, ,anl Generals Office, Washing

No. A. ton, Oct IS, lS45.
The painful duty has devolved on the General
in-Chief TO announce 10 the army the death OF an
honorel veteran, Rrevet Brigadler General w.
X. Armstead Colonel Of the United STATES 81
regiment OF artillery, who departed Ibis life on
The 18th inst alter proilacted illness, at Upper
Vile Virginia.
General Armistead entered The army second
Lieutenant of Engineers, more than iony-lwo
years ago, and in his long career was uniformly
distinguished for correct military department ma
the highest moral excellence. For many years
he was the chief Of the corps OF engineers
whence he was transferred 10 The head OF a march
ing regiment; and, as general officer, had, for
campaign, (ls4o-4l,) the chief command in
the war against the Florida Indians. His loss
will long be mourned by his surviving brothers
in arms; Lut The benefit of his virluous example
will remain 10 The service.
The officers OF his late regiment will wear the
usual badge Of mourning for the period OF thirty
DAYS; and such ports as are occupied by paris OF
the same corps will display, at haif-acD, The ma
iional flag from meridian 10 sun down Inc day
after the receipt of this notice.
By command Of Major General Scot;
r. JONES,
Adlutant General.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28
TpTSTCCS, SALE or LAND.

PURSUANT 10 the provisions of Deed OF isns.
executed by John A. Sheppard 10 the sun S,oe y,
Clerks once az Henrico County Court, we shall pro-
coed 10 sell 10 the highest bidder the premises, ioi
e"h on MONDAY the 2'd day e December, aot', n,s
Tr,c, of Land wherein The said John a. SnerpaI"
nv swamp and containing 245i acres, adjoining the
lands Of y,dall Bow ,rs deceased, and John sheprn
The tile 10 The sad Land believed TO be inhispitan,e
hu, We shan Convey only such title is vested IN by
yirtue Of s,,i trust deed.
ALFRED WINSTON,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28
LAW PARTNERSHIP.
MINOR & W.M. HI. JONES

lave united 10 practice Law in the several
I'll Cout,s Of Fluyanna. I'D -
II n residins at Louisa G. H., attends, on
| , 49,, account, the Courts OF Louisa ana
" y, M Fl residing at Palmyra, (Flnvanna y.
i .,s,l. on his separate account, me Coui,s
= =, ,its,n,,ls and buckingham. Oct 9-co..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28
WINTER INDEED.

The Abingdon (va.) Jacksonian says: "The
inhabitants Of This region Of country, had present,
ed TO them on Sunday last, the most indubiable
evidence of the approach Of Winter. The day
was exceedingly cool and disagrceahle, and al
one time, snow descended thick and fast. We
do not rccollcct OF ever having seen Snow 1t 50
early period
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28
LAW NOTICE.
AUGUSTINE c. BUTTS
rTopyEy AT Law,

4 On N Il ] II I.H ,
s.,,,vrd to lawrencevils, Brunswick County
ma. and will attend the Courts oil bfunsm,Ia
.,ts;s Groen.ville and Sussex, and inc supem"
\" ~. ii southampton county. address, I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28

AN EXTRAORDINARY ANIMAL. AN animal
caught few days since by some bos'men on The
bank o. the Canal in the county OF Chesterfield,
and now in possession OF MIR. Robertson a, The
Public Warehouse, seems 10 be something new
in Natural History. II is Of graylsh color tho
hinder part Of the legs while, the front dark; IS
about IA inches high and 25 inches ffpmlhe nose
10 the tip Of HE tail; The Tail about xix inches
long The neck is long, ard something like that
of a fawn; the Top Of The head like goat bn
the general appearance oil the head like that oil
the sheep excep, lha, the eyes resemble lawns.
II weighs eight pounds, has no externaear. Two
horns are making their appearance. It's rump
and hoofs are like those OF iawn. Ii weighs
eight pounds--is male. The mouth, tongue
and teeth are black II would seem 10 be abou.
fifteen days old; is perfectly gentle docile and
afirc,ionale, and is fed with milk. II is supposed
10 be The progeny Of the sheep and The deer; and
if so, the mother must have been doe, because
il was caught Wild e.
fPctcTJUfc Republican,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28
FOR SALE.

Fredericksburg lately occupied ny Mrs. 8. r. Sed-
ton tn. House is Of brick, well built, large and com
n,adious The grounds which cover nearly wnoe
,ash t,, in soninp falls and wide walks and adnrn.
Il Nrh many handsome trees. A more dellrhtini anu
.,e.h. residence, whether regard be had TO health,
comcr, or appearance, cannot be found IN Inc town
sac w,lI I've made privately, ana The Terms may "o
-,Ind IN communication with either of The undersisn-
3D. JOHN MONCURE. Falmouth, Stafford co.
ARTHUR A. MORSON, Richmond city,
Anr 5Ictf Executors of Thomas Seldom, doc'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28
GEORGIA..

The Milledgeville Federal Union sends forth
the following cheering notes 10 The Southern De.
mocracy, who might have been induced by the
late apparent defeat, TO doubt The fidelity OF Geor-
gia 10 States Rights principles
1--WE say 10 the Democracy OF the whole South,
though your tears may have been alarmed, ba-
njsh nj apprehensions Georgia has moi and will
MOI desert YOU She is still true 10 her faith, De-
mocra,ic 10 the core. The banner that has wa
we'd in triumph, is still unturled, and when the
day oftria shall come, The Stale will be redeem.
ed from the suspicion that now rests upon her
Upon this subject we entertain no doubts, we have
no fears. Georgia cannot, will moi sustain a par
" thai sustainS Tariff, not incidentally nor ac-
cidentaly protective, hut ior projections sake
She will not, she cannot sustain party, whose
principles and measures are such rs have cha
acerIzed The Wing party Of the Union. Nay,
more: she will not now or hereafter, confer her
by The advocacy OF those principles and mea-
>nres, have di,regarded her rights and rampled
upon the interests of her people"
ave learn that James Mcdowell, Esq, OF this
place has declined The appointment OF Consul 10
Londonderry, Ireland, recently conferred upon
him bv the President. The extent and situation
OF his business is such al present. that il would
be No doubt very inconvcnrnl for him 10 leave
it, Eiuc0Sle Democrat.
Mr. Med. is one OF The lruest Democrats and
most intelligent and worthy citizens in his sec
lion OF the country. Had his engagements allow
ed, he would have represented our county abroad
10 great advantage, and have done much 10 at
tach The gallant Irish 10 HE free institutions OF
America.
R s. Elliott, Indian Sub Agent and Pierre LIE
Clcrc Interpreter, have arrived at Washington,
with eleven OF the Potawatomie chiefs They
have had an interview with the Secretary of War
and the Commissioner OF Indian affairs. Their
object is 10 adjust their affairs with The Govern.
ment, and may possibly enter into treaty, in re-
aion 10 The lands they now occupy in Iowa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28
MERCHANTS HOTEL,

LA = DCfh Dou;morc
c,o,,., STREET. near Baltimore street, Baa'nio'e'
~ HOPKINS s. FIELD.
mus House has recentIy been RENTED ana new
| furnished throughout, and !. snaas TaprtNS
,-u,raI part OF The city. s,. -. ph,,,delohia
WM. FIELD,
=, r.ao Formerly Of Bucks county, IN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28
FRESH FALL AND WIN TEX
DRY GOODS.
= & j. S. JAMES & CO.,
A. 1sO Main Slrept

pRFcrtr OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE s , "a
rrre fr sale nv the piece or package large aaS
u y,,,ed assortment OF FALL AND WiSI WHEY ,Dnh
ooo'S, "a nu,cbased on the most favorable tenis.
rrsr Sl,l unly add, that they never had II 70 .'s
is " d. halter for those who mny be disposed 70 Ia
.,r ,t.,n with their custom. 80, au ,beir
III. a. low as they can be purchased oflik qaa,s,'
ran, ,ny regular house in the United states. a"
,m,,,a, of their stock Is respectfully solicited.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28

ATTORNEY AT L A w:
: " GoODE & Il. K. CORNlCk,
l.-,.,,gof rrg,nia, no'c Of s. LOUIS -h'ss"M'l')
,,il attend promptly TO any professional business ,ss
W anv where in The state o. M'ssou.'' p'o
,r,.,@t he is. hundred dollars or more
ct'. ,,'aor Union will please copy until forbid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28
TOTOPOTOMOY LAND FOR SALE

WILL he offered for sale, publicly ON the premises,
the al. day of October, ID $, If fair. otherwise
The next fair day thereafter TWO hundred aud my acres
Land belonging 10 The Estate of Thomas Melton, de-
ceased and known Mulberry Hin. This farm has on
II a comfortable dwelling and other necessary out
hy and early vegetables the last of which may he cult
waited with profit for the Richmond Market being dis
liant only twelve or fourteen miles
Terms nf Sale-One third of the pu re hase money will
h required to be paid on The is, day of January Isi6
lie remaining thirds in equal of six and
twelve months from the 1T day Of January, 1896 the
purchaser giving bonds with approved security and
Of i,ust on the premises to the payment of
tn same
Mr.. Richardson, living al Mulberry Hin, win show
The Land 10 any one wishing 10 see IT,
WIN. T. n. POLLARD,
Administrator, &C., Of Thos. Melton, deceased.
tCt td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28

TO PLANTERS AND MERCHAN y ~: :,
Kereys an salnss mannfse .n"a sssS OUNCE.
common use anS aonhls warp aud hard twisted war
Z mo", PEI - he's he surpassed for durability Any enquiry
f'ora nv " S.etsd TO Milton, N. e., will be promptly
blended L.. - 80, &c
- Auht. ranue ed 10 COPY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28

p s. AT the aame time and place will sell one him.
drrd and ninety acres of wood land, attached 10 the
tract which has OF the best landings for rails
og oysters Back river .nexhaus lille Indian bank,
and situated two miles from Hampton, and i've from
OJ toint Comfort also, my Horses, Sheep. and supe
ror stock Of Durham Cattlo, all my Crop and Farming
Utensils of every description
Orr ALBEKT Il. HUUGlNS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28

THE subscriber wishes to rent, for Tue next year,
| .nal FARM. with a good dwelling house ana {,
.,or. house attlched-one IN the upper country "oa
/. pref.rrrd. Address b. r. A., Louisa Gonfs-hou.e'
t Oct. li-c5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28
NO TuE pIIRIlC

~ I y :, =
! HEREBY proclaim, that Mr.. John 7. Hawkins, on
| p,Tn,,li. Prince Edward couuly, Va, il no longer
n, !, a,tornry for the transaction or negotiation
= ~ RICHARD r. MILLER.
+ ,myil. Va Oct. 10, lsi5-cSw
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- ------------ --
GALE on PEAL ESTATE

II pursuance of decree Court Of the y. States
r the 4th Cncuit and Eastern District of Virgins,
pronounced on the 18th day Of May, lslS, In the name
Of Lewis Rogers and Charles Saeary. merchants anu
nurrs trading under the firm and style OF Rogers q
g. aintifa against Thomas liudgins, Robert Hudgns,
joan l.. Hudgns, Shepherd C. Miller John u: Oisgs,
John Bchannon. it,. and John J. Burke, and Albert
hudsins drfendants-will I've sold by the undermined,
aConni.sonrr appointed for that purpose, on Thurs,
n, the 3,h Of OCTOBER ls45, between tho hourshi ~
and o'clock p NJ In front of the Court house OF Eli
b-lh iy si,uaird in the town of Hampton, at public
aic'on 10 the highest bidder, CERTAIN tract 81 lano
s and being 10 the county Of Elizabeth City, state "i
Virginia. containing three hundred and seventeen acres,
~ es- including all the and purchased by Thos
iinic,os of Carter NJ. nraxton-which said land 10
h~nuled ~ follows: North by the land nt walker
Watts. by Rack River, South by the land of Henry
u Shield aud West by the main county road as stated
IN The deed from Thomax iludgins To Robert tindgns,
bearing date the day Of APRIL 1872, recorded ~ the
CLERKS office nf Elizabeth City Co., stated to have been
sold nv The said Robert Hndrins TO Albert iindens
on The following terms that il to say the coss OF raie
th,rd OF the residue he paid IN cash. ana the
other thirds in equal instalment. al SIX aud Twelve
months credit the purchaser purchasers TO give onhd
with good security for the deferred pa, mens, and
deed Of the premises, or the tte to be retain
ed unit, the credit payments DISCHARGED ut tina option
Of the purchasers. EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
Marshal and Commissioner.
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VALUABLE FARM AND MILLS FOR


Oct. 7-ctds Executors Of Mary Dr.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1845-11-21

The Agricultural Society of St. Georges and
Appointments Hundred, will hold their Annual
Exhibition, cattle show and ploughing match,
at Cantwell's Bridge on Thursday the 27th Of
November 1915. The following are the COM
mittees, composing the very best men of the
Hundreds:
HoRsEs,-J. Clayton, J. T. Carpenter and
]. NJ. Smith.
CATrLr,-J. NJ. Wood, W. E. Perry and ].
Whitby.
SnrEp,-W. Cleaver, j. Baroy and R. Mans
field.
Hoos.-M. Robinson, David Stewart, and
A. Eliason.
CRops,-J. Jones, Christopher Vandegnft,
and Purnell Jefferson.
BurTER.-Thomas Temple, C. Foster and
r. A. Cochran.
FRuIrs AND FLowERs,-C. Tatman, DR.. F.
Wait and DR.. Hamilton.
SiLK.-G. W. Karsner, Thomas Clark, Cyrus
Polk, VIM. L. Perry and A. S. Naudain.
AGRICULTURAL lMPLEMENTs.-Cyrus Polk,
L. Ryan and w. Bowman.
PLouGHING MATcH.--A. p. Reading, Benja-
min Caulk, Christopher Van&egrift, George
Maxwell and John Jones.
COMMITTEE oF ARRANGEMENT.-Charle Tat
man, ]. V. Moore and Samuel Riddle.
Very liberal premiums are offered by the
said Society.
Also additional premiums are very literally
offered by public spirited member, supposed
to be the veteran agriculturalist and impoyer oil
land, Major ]. Jones. All such efforts deserv,
the appreciation of every good citizens. May
Kent and Sussex do likewise.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1845-11-21

EouALIrr.--How many talk of equality
How many speeches are made on the eve of an
election, or 4th of July, and at other times ex-
tolling the beautiful principle Of equality in
oar government and natiop. In theory there is
equality---in practice there is great lack Of it.
There is class of men called politicians who
live by Office, and what they can in various
ways pick from the earnings Of the people
these men are very patriotic; they will ride
about at the peoples expense; they will cleo
tioneer; they will do all the management to get
people appointed, and elected, all prgessed,y for
the good Of the people, but really for their own
emoiumena. These men destroy equality, be-
cause they out wit the honest, industrious far
mer and mechanic, and secure one OF their own
clan or clique to office. These drones live of
the people, and the people must work hard tc
make living for themselves apd families, and
beside must support these office holders. The
Farmer and Mechanic, are no, polished enough
for office; so they are cliqued of. Let the PEG
pie look after their own interests, and not de-
pend upon politicians and cliquesiers, and ihcil
icoyk wiR be peH done.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1845-11-21

RELATIONS WITH MExIco.---Rumor is busy
with our affairs relating to Mexico, Texas, &c.
Fromall we can gather there is a strong proba-
bility of an amicable set lement with Mexico,
(perhaps for pecuniary consideration which
will save us the uncertainty, as we'll as the
buichefy and bloodshed of war. 1t is also in.
timated that negotiations are on foot, with q
view of obtaining possession of California, and
that having possession of the most desirble par
OF the American Continent ying on the Paeif
Ocean. If this could be done without the ex
tension of Slavery, (Which wo abhor as a Pes
tilential canker,) in the American Union, W,
should have no objection. We hope, whateve
may be done will rebound to the honor Of III
nation, and the welfare Of mankind.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1845-11-21
DIED,

In this city, on the 10th inst. WASHINGTON
RicF, ESQ.,, aged about 60 years. The deceased
had been an extensive and successful merchant
in this place nearly all his life, and was highly
respected for his integrity and uprightness. He
has left an estmale widow and several chill
dren to mourn then bereavement.
On Saturday mdning. 18th instant, Mrs.
ANN CLARK, wife bf Mr.. Andrew s. Clark,
aged "a years.
On Monday, the 10th instant, Miss MARY
ELLEN BouLDEN.
In this city, at the residence Of her niece
Mrs. N. Green, Miss ANN NoRaIs, in the nth
year Of her age. Her last illness was one Of
much and long suffering; which she bore with
the fortitude of pious Christian, looking for.
ward to life of eternal happiness.
In this city on Thursday, the 9Th inst. Mrs.
Benson, wife OF Benjamin r. Benson.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1845-11-21

oRResroSprScr.--Our friends will please
bear with us. Many Of the favors of our cor
respondents are in type, buiare crowded out to-
day by local matter and the proceedings of the
Court.
ORANGE SrRrEr.--We inscrt the communi-
cation signed Orange street. being from one who
generally fully understands what he writes. We
have not fully made up our minds, but cannot
upon looking over the political chess board,
see an ADLER or better man than Hon. John
M. Clayton, or one whose chances of sue
cess would be superior. We shall see.
"Publco" shall appear in our next.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1845-11-21

NOR THE CURE OF DYSPEPSIA
II This medicine is offered to tho public gem
orally, from full conviction that it is superior
TO any other medicine now in use, for the cure
Of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous, Debi-
lity or Bodily Weakness, &c. Its effects have
been tested in private practice of near eight
years, and is now more extensively circulated,
at the solictude Of many who have received the
most signal benefit from the use of it. For sale
by B. JOHNSON.
Sole agent, I79 Market ST. Wim'n.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1845-11-21

To Qua PATnoSs.---0ur Blue Hens Chicken,
regularly crows. 1t is well fed by our good
patrons; the Farmer, Mechanic, Manufacturer
and Working Man; others who pretend to be
Wings abuse it, because it supports the people,
is independent, and does not bend the knee to
and kiss tho garment of office holders. But we
are Democratic Wings; we arc true Republi-
caus. Wa were taught by our Mothers to dc
homage to no man; we render justice to all
men, and with becoming respect adore the
ladies'.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1845-11-21

State rs. Hester Ann Simpson, (Negro) as
sault and battery on Elizabeth Stidham. Found
Guilty. Sentenced to pay fine to the state Of
81. and costs Of prosecution.
State rs. Tho same, larceny of brush and
piece of soap Of the value of 30 cents. Verdict
not guilty.
State rs. Wr. Simpson, larceny ofchickens.
Verdict not guilty.
State Is. Elias Handy, (Negro) attempt to
commit q rape upon. the body OF colored girl
about 7 years Of age fby the name of Smith.
The prisoner was offended by William jan
yier, Esq. But thetestimony was conclusive
against him, and u only ground upon which
his acquittal was banded, was that there not
being proof ihattnt3oy was II years old. II the
jury had reas5nal.e doubt of his having at
tanned that age at tie time of the attempt, they
must acquil, because the law presumed impo-
tency until thai age.
Sentenced Il psya fine of $500 and costs Of
prosecution, AMI on Saturday next, to be set IN
the pilory for one hour, and then to be publicly
whipped, with sixty lashes on the bare back
well laid on; to be imprisoned for the term of 4
months. and lhcn 20 be sold to- the highest and
best bidder as 4 servant for the term Of IA
years. q
The trial ofNaihan BoIdley, for murder will
commence ts-<s,x j. v.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1845-11-21

Tue doors bel0w Temperance Hall,
Ladies' and Gentlemcns' Scrap Books. Music
Books, Magazines, and Periodicals. of all kinds
neatly and substantially bound in various styles
and prices to sui customers BASKs, ISspRaScE
CoMPAsiKs, PUnLic OSFIcrRs throughout the
State and Merchants invent OF account books.
records, dockets &c. &C. are respectfully request
Jed TO forward their orders which shall he execu-
ted in the most neat and durable manner. More
than twenty years experience in tbs business with
all the recent improvements will enable the sub
scrbcr 10 compete with any one in the same bu-
siness. Prices to suit the times.
Nov 2i'i4 2m LEWIS WILSON.