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FEMALE I.YNCHERS.

The Mount Holly IIerald- states
that "A CAV w,dnwer IN the neighbor-
hood Of Bass r. rr. having dercrmin-
cd t" marry agaln. applied 10 one la
dv and then another. and being reius-
ed 10y both, went about SianderlnC
tnrm. As soon as they heard "oi
his un-aIIaut modro of taking revenge,
trey held a council of var, and de-
termned to punish him in such a
manner rs t. make an example of
him !"r lis want of manly feeling &
chrvaIrv. They accordingly armed
tlems,i,eS with lar tough brirheS.
and seeing the . ntlcman passing II
long the road. sailed forth upon him
ui'h such vIgor lhat he VAS unable
Ia make n residence. They srOr-
ed his back well. and hu, for TIE in.
i"rlrrancc al gen,lemnn. whn WAS
Attracted hv his cries Of distress.
would not have lei, an inch of skin
in his whole hide"
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
DAN MARBLE

TINS crlebra ed comedian has ar
in ST. Loui-, prepared 10 fulfill
his engagement NJ the Theatre.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

The first printer in North Ameri-
ca, was Slnuel Green. Many OF his
successors have bsen greener!
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

Cheap POSTAGE - IN experiment,
II, the s.rrr,, IF which the p,au!c
bryn 3, de,n interests. I, is gerry
r~.r.,;o ,,oi o.. ,;,s, =, y,Il rnsn :.
yer, s.ri.,,s ,.d.cr.n Of the pnst-of.
f,,. AMI Tins nv ba u,la
of Il, IN at.armsp, far ,he repeal
o; the law and rss,,r,r,op Of tn.
pr ,xar.i,,u, ,a,es H., tho
neo,,e vHI nat ~,n'rraIe any sDcn
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

lie Native American newspaper
appeared Yesterday ia new ard
handsome dress.--ReplLiicaa
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

Why is "A postmaster's clerk like a
mar attacked BY a h!ghwavman. Do
you give 1t up?-Because lie is obi
ged 10 ttGr9 and delir~y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-04
LANDS FOR SALE.
Mount Eagle

For SALE, PRITA TELY.
TNHIS FARM, containing 9S7s acres, is stu
Il aied in Albemarlc county, State of Virgil
mia, miles iicm Charlottesville and the Univer-
sity, between the Rivanna River and Buck
Island Creek, presenting in hall circle form
from The mansion body Of 800 acres of low
grounds OF unsurpassed beauty and fertility. On
The SOUTHEAST and South al the distance of a
mile from The river and creek there is gradual,
and almost imperceplible, ascent, forming about
SUI acres oil upland OF the rcd mountainous sol,
acknowledged 10 he equally productive as the
low grounds. This ascent forms an exquisitely
charming platform, and terminates towards the
East abruptly, al the height Of more than 200
feet above The level OF The water of the river into
what is called in the West a bluff, projecting as
il were almost into the river On this bold emf
nenee stands The house, commanding a view Of
The whole surrounding country, The Southwest
mountains and the Blue Ridge. The prospect is
delightful, and not surpassed by any in the Uni
ted States. Taken as 4 whole, this Farm pre-
sents advantages 10 capitalist not often met
with, among which will only mention few:
l. All the land has a Southern exposure;
:. vein of limestone runs through the most
Of il;
3. The river is navigable and brings The Rich
mond market 10 our doors.
4. Two merchant mills and factories are with
in sight;
;. spring Of the sweetest, purest water;
6. Extremely healthy;
Z. An abundance oil timber;
). The river and creek forming :. lawful fence,
save about 3 miles OF fencing.
June 20-clat5t ROBERT GENTRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-04
June IT-cwlw Commissioners.
BLUE WING LAND IN HALIFAX
nnIyN1'N EDp SAT L.


ny virtue Of decree of The Circuit Superior
ID Coun oi Law and Chancery ior Hanover
comfy. Virginia, pronounced on the 10Th day OF
April, 1915, in = certain suit therein pcndlns,
81 He'd Timbcriake ct ais rs. Timb.rlake ct als.,
Shall. on THURSDAY. The 2iIh day OF Juiv
next il fair, and il not. on The neX tar day there
after. proceed, as Special COMMISSIONER to sell
Al puhiic auction, 10 the highest bidder, al The
store House Of Thicker & Rogers, in the county
of HALIFAX. a certain tract or parcel OF LAND
Tor 50 much thereof as may be deemed advlsea-
BE M The day Of sale) belonging 10 The heiIs CT
Francis TimbeIlakc. deceased containing about
Ot;O acres. noie or less. about onc-louih oil
which j. cleared and ready Tor cultivation, and
lie remaining lhrec-iourhs in original growth
There are scvera! small settlements on the Land,
and tenants now residing thereon. These Lands
are situated near the waters Of The Blue wing
and [Iico rivers, have desirable mineral spring
upon them, and adloin the lands OF Dabncy Rag
land, Wilson Davenport, James l.. Blackwell,
Lucy Boxlcy and others. The sale will be maze
IN tracts to suit purchasers.
Terms Of saic-Cash Tor 50 much as WI be
su,i;cient 10 delray The costs and chargesjei sale,
and the balance in two equal annual infaimeni'
the purchasers giving bond with approved Sc
CURLY, and he tile retained until conveyance
snail be directed by the Court. -,
ANY persons wishing 10 view The Lara VIII be
accommodated by application 10 Dabney Rag
land, residing near The premises, OF 10 ne n
further description is deemed unnecess ry, as
presume no one will purchase without exam
nation. WM. SYDNOR,
June 21-cWtis commissioner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-04
LANDS For SALE.
Jaguelin Hall nj Auction.

HHIS beautiful and fertile lillle Farm, situated
J. in a bend oil The Rapid Ann river, between
Orange Court House and Barboursville, six miles
from each, twenty.lhree from Charlottesville, and
eight from Gordonsvil!e, Qhe Western terminus
Of the Louisa Rail Road which makes II within
four or five hours ride Of the city OF Richmond
consists Of 36l acres. between 60 and 10 in wood
~ in fine timothy meadow, the remainder su5cl-
vided into fields and lots, in clover, wheat, corn
and oats The land is well watered, lies beauli-
fully, partakcs Of the character ot The Southwest
Mountain soil, cred, with chocolate Sravel) and
the auvial river lands.
A handsome two story mansion, with g rooms.
5 closets spacious garrett and cellar, and 3pori-
GOES, stands upon an elevated site and commands
an extensive view OF The valley OF the Rapid Ann
and the surrounding nights. There is Kitchen,
smoke house. lumber house, ice house, carriage
house tor J carriases,) dove cote, grain and To-
bacco barns wheat machine, stables, corn house,
overseers house and cabins Tor servants; all OF
which, with the fences are in excellent repair.
There is fine garden, an orchard in full bear
ing and another Of delicious fruits, planted six
years since.
Ii is nearto several churches, 4 good school.
WITHIN few hundred yards OF a smiths shop,
store, a post office and merchant mill, and
surrounded BY The best society in Virginia. In
SNORT, u Is one OF the Suggest. handsome>t and
most valuable little homesleids in The healthie>t
and most desirable portions Of The State. II is
equally Well suited 10 The German iar.er from
the west Of The Blue Ridge, who may wish 10
make money by il, and the man OF wealth from
The tide water country, who wishes 10 secure a
healthy retreat for his family during The sickIy
season. amidst The Southwest Mountains, which
Steam has put within few hours travel OF the
country bordering on The Chesapeake Bay.
This farm will positively be sold Al auction lc
the highest bidder. at Orange Court House on
Monday, 2slh July, 1915, that being Orange
County Court day.
TEGMs,-One third cash. the remainder in ore
and two years, with deed OF trust on The proper
ty TO secure the deferred payments. The title is
not only un,lisputed, but ,ndiSputobic.
Address, (post paid) Liber, Mills. Orange
County, Va. JJ. AMBLER.
June D. lsi5-cw5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-04
POwhatan House.

X u IL M u ~ ~, K " ~ "A.
THIS being the season orvisiting, the subscri
i Der would respectfully call attention to this
Hotel SO long and well kept by Mrs. DnvaI. To
those who know the Powhaian House. nothing
need be said in lis praise:-its delightful location
its fine accommodations, and the order and
quiet with which it is conducted, make il most
agreeable resting-place Tor families or individu-
ais.
The friends OF the subscriber, who pa,ronized
him at Dibrel's Springs and the Warm Springs,
are respectfully solicited 10 renew their acguain-
lance with him at the Powhatan House, situated
on level and beautiful emInence nearlhe centre
of the city, few steps from the Capitol, Cover
nor's House and City Hall, and very convenient
10 The Railroad Depots, Boat landings and bust
ness part Of the city.
II. The Powhatan Coach will be in readiness
to convey passengers and baggage 10 and from
tc Hotel ,cithout charge, and thus save them
from SO cents to ST. dollar porterage.
gTBAR on the basement foor.
Board per day 81 SO.
June 22-d3w&clf CHAS. L. DIBRELI..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-04

TN HANCERY-VIRciNA AT Rules held
in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior
Cont of Law and Chancery for The county oil
King & Queen, on the 10Th day OF May, 1873
Amer w. Hlockaday and Thomas A DizSes,
lare merchants and partners trading. under The
firm and style of Hockaday y Digses, VINO sue 81,
for The benefit, ami at The costs, OF Abner W.
Hockaday, r'aih''"s'
WIN. c. Chapman and John Wright Def Is.
The defendant VIM. C. Chapman not having
entered his appearance and given security, ac-
cordny to the act of Assembly and rules OF ms
Court, and ii appearing By satisfactory evidence
,ba, he is not an inhabnant OF this country-lt Is
erdsred Ina, the said defendant DO appear here on
,he first MONDAY in September next, and answer
The bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy Of this hi.
order be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper
published in the city OF Richmond tortwo months
successivey, ami posted al Inc front door oil the
Court House Of this county
A Copy-Te>te:
ROBERT POLLARD, JR. G. Z.
T,ro 6-rvCmS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-04
yVOrlhal,l's Office.
MO. EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH.
IN MOND, Ynginia.

MO. EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH.
IN MOND, Ynginia.
LOTTERY FOR THIS DAY.
10000 Dollars Capital Virginia Mononga-
liza, Glass No -, 10 BE- drawn in the Exchange
today at IL o'clock. Prizes: $4,000, 1000
500 LEG, prizes Of 1000, 5 Of 500, Of COO
s OF 800, 5 of 100, 10 Of 300, 10 oi 80, Is Of
600 10 Of 100, &c, &c. Tickets IS.
LOTTERY FOR TO MORROW
10000 Dollars Capital = Alexandra, Class
No. 81. 10 be drawn at Alexandria, Saturday July
9Th. Prizes: $50, 900, 10000, 5000, $500, 800.
1850, prizes Of > 1000, 20 OF ,0Cp 20 Of 500, 20
OF 400 10 of 300, s. OF 200, 50 of 100, &c. sc.
&C Nos, and IL drawn. Tickets $40
LOTTERIES TO RE DRAWN AT ALEXANDRIA,
JULY 5.h-S3O.0OO, 10000 5000. $500 $500
$3.50, prizes Of 1000, 20 of 1000, &c. Tickcs
July $4,000, 10000, 500, $3.50, 100
prizes Of 900, &c Tickets TO-
July l9h-SiO,0O0. $4,000 5000, 5000, 3,OOS.
SO prizes of 900, so of 500, &c Tick Is TO-
July 26lh-S30,000, 10000, 1000. 1000 , 500.
1877, 50 prizes of 900, &c. Tickets 10.
Tickets and packages in all The Lotteries ad-
vertised BY J. G. Gregory & Co.. for sale on the
same terms al this office.
NIB. All orders confidential
Julv CHAS WORTUAM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-04
HOyt's Lottery Office.
MO :, ENC Fl a No z PLACE, NOE
In HOND, Virginia.
Splendm Lotleries tor .Jaly
10000 Dollafs!

IN MOND Virginia.
SMendm LoUerics ;Jr Jalu.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandra Lottery, Glass No. %, for 1915, 10
be drawn at Alexandria, D. G., Saturday, July
9Th 1915. Splendid Capitals $50 900, 10000
5000, $500, $500 1850, prizes Of 1000, 70 OF
1000, 20 OF 800, 20 OF 100, &c. &c Nos. II
drawn.
Tickets $40, ha-es 5, quarters > 30. Ger
tifica,cs OF Packages of D whole Tickets $40;
% halves IS % quarters ,, so.
10000 Dollars Capital.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. y, for 1915, 10
he drawn in Alexandria, D. c.. on Saturday,
July IL. 1915. Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 5000,
2,S2O, 100 prizes OF 1000, &c, &c. rs No. Lot
terry, 10 drawn ballots.
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters , 30 Cerli-
fcales OF Packages of u whole tickets $3.50 &c
halves G5 20 quarters - -.
10000 Dollars Capital!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 30 Tor 1915, TO he
drawn in Alexandra, D. G, on Saturday, July
10Th, 1915. Grand Capitals: $4,000, 10000
5000, 5000, 3,00S, so prize, Of 900, 50 OF 800
60 OF ZOO, &c, &c; lowest prize Sl2.
Tickets $40 halves 5, quarters , 30. A GER
lilicae of package OF - whole tickets will be
sent for $40, halves 20, quarters 80.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Cla>, 80 for 1915, 10 BE-
drawn in Alexandria, ID. C., on SATURDAY, July
III. 1915. Brilliant Scheme go 900, 10000
1000. 1000 $500, l,797, 80 prizes Of 700, Sc
OF 100, 30 Of 300 $50 Of ;l1J &c, &c
Tickets go, halves . quarters , -. Certiii
Gates of packages Of u; whole tickets $3.50, II
halves e., 26 quarters - 30
p. S. When in town a'Rays call al lIoyt's ioI
Prizes Please noe lhe above Schemes, and
remi, Immediately.
s.r Orders Tor Tcke;., and Shares, and Cert
fcatcs OF Packages in ne above splendid Loi,e
rics, will receive the INST prompt alienation, anC
an account OF each dnwng will be sent i'm
medialely 10 all who may order Tickets from
Richmond, June p ID. NJ. HOiT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-04
j. &. Gregory & 60.
MANAGERS, 10. l0I, MAIN STREET.
INI RICUNOND Virginia.

MANAGERS, 10. l0I, MAIN STREET.,
INI RICHMOND FFgiam.
Sp,cndM Lai.rics ior .J.lv
,09 Dollars
Alexandria Iol!er;, Glass ~, inr 1915 10 be
drawn in A!exandf.I, ID. C., on Saturday, July
9Th, 1915. Splendid Capitals: S30,0O0, 10000,
5000, $500 !, 800, 22S0, 5 prizes If 1000, 20 OF
1000, - OF 500, - Of 400, &C., &c. &c Nos,
II drawn ballots Tickets $40, halves s. quarters
, 30 Certificates Of Packages of y Whole
Tickets $40; - halves 50; - quarters p so.
10000 Dollars Capital!
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. %, Tor 1918, to
lie drawn in Alexandria, d. c. on Saturday,
JULY u. 1915. Capitals: 100000, 10000 5000,
2,s2O, 100 prizes OF 900, &c, &c. y No. Lot
tely, IL drawn ballots. Tickets SO halves 5.
quarters , so. A certificate OF package Of
70 whole tickets will be sent for $50, halves Is,
quarters % so.
Capital $4,000!
Alexandria Lottery Class %, for 1915, 10 he
drawn in Alexandria, D.. c. on Saturday, July
18Th. 1915. Grand Capitals $i0,010 10000,
5000, 5000, zoos; so prizes of 1000, so OF 500,
60 Of 800, &C., &c; lowest prize ~: Tickets
$40 halves s. quarters = 50 Certificates OF
Packages of D Whole Tickets $ll0; p halves
20; IS quarters -.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 80, for lsi', to be
drawn in Alexandria D. c., on Saturday, July
2Gth 1913. Brilliant Scheme 0,aoo, 10000.
1000. 3. 900, $500 l797; 80 prizes Of 900, 80
Of 400 50 OF 800, $50 Of 200, &c, &c. Tickets
$40 halves s. quarters , 80. Certificates OF
Packages of 2G Whole Tickets Sl3o; 20 halves
65; 26 quarters - oo.
- Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Ger.
,;6ca,es of Packages in The above splendid
Lotteries will receive The most prompt attention,
and an official account Of cafh d,ori"S sent,
when requested, 10 all who order from us Adj
Srass ]. G. GREGORY & Co,
lime oG Managers, Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-04
NOT GEE.

PURSUANT 10 decree of The Circuit Srpe-
/ rior Court OF Law md Chsncery Tor York
county, pronounced on The 2S;h day Of April,
1915, in cause therein depending, on which
Baker 2. Lee, Benjamin Z. Buckrcu', and other
creditors Of Matthew Jones Gibbs deceased, are
plaintiffs, against the Executor Of Thomas a.:
Gibbs, deceased, and VIM. Howard, Sheriff Ct
York county, and Committee Of The estate Of Mat
llew j. Gibbs, defendants. All persons having
claims against the estate Of the said Thomas A.
Gibbs, deceased, are required 10 exhibit The sam
before me as the Commissioner Of said Court, on
or before The first dav OF August next, 10 be re-
por;cd 10 the Court for settlement.
SAML. SHIELD, Comr.
| York county, June 2i-cwSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-04

FOR RENT,
The Store al the corner of Sycamore
in and Bank-sreels, Petersburg, Va, well
MSiM known for twenty-five years as the best
stand for Dry Goods Store in the town Of Pc
'''oe ff'' THOMAS NELSON,
Or in his absence 10 Robert R. Collier, Esq,
either OF whom will show the Store TO any appi-
cant.
N.B. The stand is equally desirable Tor any
respectable business. May 2i-3t&wlf
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yAIIrApICIAND FOR SALE


DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed 10 the
ID subscriber by Alexander Paris, bearing Gate
on the 18th day Of April, 1914, and Of record IN
the Clerks Office Of Allegheny County Court,
shall proceed, or the - day of July, ioio, SIor
The purposes therein menioncd,) 10 sell al PUBIC
auction 10 The highest bidder, for cash, on the pre-
mises, The following tract, or parcels OF Land to
Wit III, al 10, 25 100, $50 and % acres So5
such interest az The said Paris may have theIein,)
all OF which said tracts are supposed 70 contain
-4O acres and adjoining each other, lying IN The
said said I County Of Alleshany on Jaeksons river;
and in high state OF cultivation, well adapted 10
the culture Of grain, Sc, and upon which : erect
sd > valuable Tavern establishment, known as Pa
ris's Tavern. situated on The turnpike road, be-
tween I'VE Callashan's and lac Hot Springs. The
tile 10 said lands is supposed 10 be indisputatle,
bui, acting as Trustee, will only convey such
lille as is vested in ne by said trnst deed.
WILLIAM SkEEN, Trustee.
%,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-04
April 4-w3m.
BY THE GOTERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a PrOcl m "a ion.

wv HEREAS, il is represented 10 the Execu-
w tive that HENRY AYRES,a free man OF
color. late convicted Of arson BY the county court
of Hampshire, has broken the Jail OF said coun-
Is, and is now al large:
Now, therefore, j, JAMES MCDOWELL,
Governor, do hereby offer a reward OF fifty dol.
ars,o any person or persons who will aPprehend
the said fugitive and deliver him into the Jail Of
Hampshire county. And | require all officers,
civil and military, and request The people oil the
Commonwealth, 10 use every exertion Tor his ar
resi-, that he may be dealt with as me law directs.
seal Of the Commonwealth at Richmond,
L.. 81 this twenty-sixih day of June, in the year
1913 JA MCDOWELL.
Henry Ayres is described as "about so years of
age, 5 feet or inches high, of very dark COM
pexion, his hair somewhat grey, and looks sus-
picious and wild when spoken To- had on brown
lrock coat, brown pantaloons and black wool hal.
limo 0~-cwiW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-04
|, O X $ Al. |; 5.


YNHt. Subscriber offers for sale me estate upon
which he resides, "FARNLEf.' II con-
t1Ins 500 acres of The besl quality limestone
land with a never-iailine stream OF wafer pass
ins through ii, aud an ample supply OF Wood.-
Il is situated within two and hall mikes OF me
White Post, Clarke county, Virginia, am has
two manufacturing mills within three miles oil me
barn-duor The Improvements ale equal 70 llose
OF any estate in the valley Of Virginia. Inc
dwelling built within the last ten years, unGer The
subscribers own superinenGence, has, upon lie
first floor. a yes,ibue, from which 10 the left YOU
pass into drawing-Toom, library and dining
room, 10 which last is attached buisery closet
with fireplace; 10 the right IS spacious cham
Der. dressing room, bond-room and spacious store
room. from whence by 4 passage oil ~ ieet
10 pas,ry-room, kitchen, luInber-room, and
lodging for servants and IN The covert, bee
hive smoke-housc, ice-housc, &c, &c, &C
The second s,orv is divided into four spacious
Chambers: 10 one OF which there is an ante
chamber, Of good size, and to all closets and
presses. A handsome Belridere On the roof ex-
bihils a panoramic view OF many miles OF he
beautiful Valley OF Virginia lis situation is
upon a hill with lawn OF some acres in front
and 4 fine spring al the base Of the hill Co
lonade o, some SO feet al Inc back OF the house
affords pleasant walk in bad weather; aEd from
YOU pass into 4 shrubbery filed with roses and
other flowers and plants, and thence 10 kitchen
garden, containing variety OF fruit, and aanii
rably located. The Farm Improvements con>is
OF large Swisher Barn, with stalls in The base tc
mcnt for 20 Horses; Cow Shelter Of brick, 2oe
feet long, supported in front BY brick columns 3
and a fiay Nov above, which will contain 81
tons Of hay; a Corn House, Carpenter Shop anc
Negro Quaucrs; Inc last Of stone, and recently
bnit The subscriber can confidently recommends
The property 10 gentleman ofiortune, who wishes
10 retire TO the country.
Address The subscriber, White Post Once
Clarke county, Virginia.
June 27-cit JAMES Hal.
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AUCTION SALES.
Extensive sale Of Carriages

At HUCIIUN.
INTENDING 10 remove my Coach Establish
i ment 10 the corner above the same, will sell,
al public auction, on SATURDAY, the 18th Gay
OF July, at o'clock, on liberia credit. The whole
oil mr. Stock Of Carriages and Harness, OF every
ip,ion-twenty 10 twenty-five in number
among which are a number Of Superior fashion,
able Coaches, Charioilees, Barorches and Bug
ses, and 5 or i excellent second hand carriages.
Bargains may be had previous 10 the day Of sale,
as am determined 10 sell
JAMES BOSHER
FOR SALE, as above, on credit Of six
months, a handsome Barouche and Harness. and
pair OF excellent Horses, young, sound, and
gentle in harness. J. b.
limo - ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-04

COMMISSION BUSINESS. snbscr-
- Der having formed co-parinershiP with
John A. Robinson, his business will IN III
ture he conducted under the firm OF W lLLiaMS
K ROBINSON. Upon all produce in hand, Il
bcral advances Will be made. Flour OF all grades
and best quality will be kept constantly on hand,
Our rsJnal attention will be gwen - sales o.
Tobacco, Flour, Whe4t, aud all Other consiga.
mems directed 10 our care.
June aO-c2m THOS. WILLIAMS.