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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-10-23
DIR. w. II. POOLE,

HAVING located himself in Carolhon, offers his
IL professional services to the citizens of the town
and surrounding country. His office is opposite the
store Of Mr. Parker. September | |, lS46-4S-tf
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lion FOmdrY in the tOWn Of Leesburgh

Carroll county, Ohio, where they intend to make
and keep constantly on hand, castings Of all des.
crip,ions to Wit Every variety OF mill gcarngs,
lhreshng-machinc gearing, stoves, and pIows
the most improved patterns now in use, &c. &c.--
All orders for caslings will be promptly attended to,
and can he speedily filled, as they will at all times
have a good pattern maker employed. Their cast
ings will be OF the best quality as they intend using
entirely the Kentucky iron.
They have also connected with the foundry an
extensive machine and smith shop, where lhey viii
make lhreshug machines, turning lathes, and
pIows; and do all kinds of forging, turning &c. to
order;-aso reparinga all kinds OF machinery on the
shortest notice.
They will receive in payment old metal at one
cent per pound, and all kinds of country produce
at market price, and will not refuse cash.
BY pursuing a course of fair dealing, and honest
industry, they hope to merit and receive liberal
share of the public patronage.
The plows that we manufacture have heCn thor
oughly tried in our county, and proved to be the
best now in use. We refer those who wish to pur-
chase to the following gentlemen who have used
our poWs; Levi jenkins, DR.. I. Cummings, s. Jen-
kins, Ohio Baker, and VIM. Pollock. We sell the
above pow for five dollars and give two points
We further inform the citizens OF Carroll and the
adjoining counties, that we manufacture the car
roton pows," with right and left points; also,
points for Woods improved bull pIows.
CE5-Atkins' Water Wheel for Saw Mills, can be
had on short notice. 1t has been ascertaned that
this Wheel is much superior to the wooden Wheel
and also cheaper. ---...-
C.P.& A. M. FISHER &Co.
Lcesburgh, March 81, l846-6m.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-10-23
SOLE LEATHER.

First rate lot Of Sptuj-h sole leather justreceiv
l cl and tor sale ty ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Cmro,.lon, Fr5uui 6, l8l6-tf.
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tIelIaL Mlsler l0MlEgllaefs so

Special blagler Commissioners Sale
Van Brown, administrator on
James Graham, deceased IL Ch-2c1Ey.
.Is-k Lilllo, -a g. Cricraf sl'e.
pY virtue ef an oyder Of sale. issued Out o. ua
~ elcomupAP Pleas,sc,ag la ,la9scl., II -
rcl lu6ty OHIO and 10 ME i'r, ..ei VIII offer j..
slc Il Gle door Of The court house in Cau5-7n' q
Mos5ay Is. c5E Say Of Oeis5r, 1876
between the h,-rs Of ten O'Clock. 4. u AM four =
clock, z. "a. OF zl4 l-y, the .s1vus described fea.
e-tatc, 70 vt. thcslutEcEs. quarter o, secaont"cn
tr-six (2j) in toVrslip fourteen, 90 Of range I've
~ containing enc hundred and sAy (l6o) acres TO-
eetLcr with the improvements thereon. Terms cash
+. MCGUIRE, Sheriff,
And Special Master Commissioner,
September 25, lSl6-5O-5t. Pr. fee s. 25.
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J. NJ. DAYISs
ECKLEY Il DAVIS,

attorneys and COunsellorS at Lac,
-HAVE entered into partnership, and will practice
IL their profession in Carroll and the adjoining
counties. All business entrusted 10 them will re-.
ceve prompt attention. Office in the frame build
my, opposite the west door of the court house.
CarroIlion, December ), l845-tf.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-10-23

ThE wtssrbe, has opened grocery store, on Main
= street, d.rec.y opposite the tavern 4'and occu-
pied by blr F,oIh.r, at the sgnof the "Resttural,
where he VIII kc"p conslo0 supply OF uIl ktuds
d groceries, consi.tBs OF noasscs, sugar tea, col-
fee, pepper ailtpice, e'ore., "ngtr nee, tobacco,
atm, Halnldef, cihuanJh, 4npn aoHp, flour, &c &c
rrile VII keep coultttl supply oi all the artcIos
1iisually keptfil bluily goctty which be wiII sell
low tor cash or approved c6unlry produce.
q Wheat, oata, ttcswoS nllow, butter eegs, feoth-
ers and other hefchtnatls ptoiuce iakan niu eX.
change tor ereceiet JOHN g. BUCK.
CIuoHton, Oslolpr 10 f9i6--l-.f
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superGne Flour.

lust received and for sele at the cheap Grocery
v Of ...uI So .f y. w. N4chEb.
September II, lSl6--iS-u-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-10-23

NOTICES hereby given thut petition will be
prcsenedo the Commissioners Of Carroll connty, at
their December session sac, for the location of a
county road commencing at the south east corner of
John Russes farm in I.oudon township, and thence
so as to nersect the road leading from Amsterdam
to Hess MILL between where the township road in
tersects said road and Israel McElderry's line.
MANY PETITIONERS,
Oct. 2dlS4S,
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NEW STORE.

THE subscriber is now opening Il NEW STORE on
l. Main zteet, one door west of the WASHINGTON
llALIo where he will keep large and splendid as
solnent OF goods, consisting OF
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STONE WARE.

4 good assortment of stone crooks, &c, on hand
4 aud for sale by ELIZA SlNCLAIk.
Csrrolton, April 3, 1846-tf.
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J. II, TRIP.
Carrollton,
$, STOKELEY,
Steubenvilfe.
sTOKELY & TRIPP.

Attorneys and CoumSellOrs at Lar,
OFFICE in the court house. The retainer of the
" one will secure the sevces Of the other,
Carroton May 2, 1845-tf.
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HHUsLINS.

4 LARGE lotor brown and bIeached musljhs, Just
received and lorsuls at the new slore Of
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
curo'lon, rclruary G, lGIG-t
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LEEsEsURGEa FOUNDRY,

THE undersigned respectfully inform the citizens
of Carroll and the adjoining counties, that they
have erected new
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FIRST AND FTYAE. ACCOUNTS,

Carrollton. Santember 4. Is46-47-u
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f. R. ECKLEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-03
RAYMOND s. Co.'S Menagcl

THIS splendid collection Of Wit !
4 tom The New York Geological !
will orcn tor exhibition in RichmOnd, II
April 81, tor three days only.
All The most prominent AID rare So.
Natural History will be found in the 81
many of which have no, herelciclc zen (.
10 The Unilfd states.
The science Of Natural History cfo''
Fed for curious investigation. Na'uit'@
under such diversity OF forms an 5iP
in The bruc creation, that close o;>ef''
Them is always \ matter otinsircciion't
ment. Il is needless TO say, that Ti>f
arranged Menseerie. is The ony oppo' T
the greater portion OF n community cr.
holding The iercer and more iormioat'
Of Natures works. lis advantages are
There, entirety tree from DANCE, and ,
one view are beheld the most ieroclons
20 terrible 10 The countries which TIE,
together with those more remarkat't
beau'y or singu ariiy Of form. 4
BRASS BAND is attached 10 lhe esq
Mr.. PIERCE, THE REN0WAEp
tanner, is attached 10 this eIhi'ii1r,
90 through with his wonderful perform. /.
at II o'clock A. NJ, and 4 and o'cioef.
Doors open from 81 O'Clock 10 II 4.
TO 5 and g. 10 9P. NJ.
II Abundance IS CTS; children he. !"
For particulars see bills and panra..
March 25-dIw
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r.. presidenl's Ias lne.saoe has hesn hal

Tire Presidents les. message has feen ha LED
with exclamation By his ire ds-wilh srmi.ap-
probation Nv some OF his political opponents.
The effort Of others 10 produce panic has failed.
The Baltimore Am rican (Whic) says Of j, ;;
with regard 10 The spcca msndalion OF
he message, il is, in our humble Judgment, The
du" of Congress - comply with il al once. The
position OF The Presden,, and ihe Information
which he may be supposed 10 possess in reference
to our foreign relations, give particular force 10
a recommendation Of this kind. Il will, indeed,
he !, flai.al responsibility il war should come
a fearful responsibility upon those who may
have defeated compliance with this precaulion-
ar; Recommendation for defence" The BALI.
more Clipper Wing also) says: "Wc entirely ap-
prove oi III. sentiments and language Of this mes
sag: fer Wits, we are The dcclIed advocates Il
an honc-abl2 peace, We would have he country
placed in such an attitude as 10 be prepared for
any event. By G,aEins he preparations recon-
mended we shall not retard negotiations, nor
Ihow siagle obstacle 10 the way Of ne peaceab.c
seuemcn: of all difficulties. We cannc. Relieve
lha, Two enlightened christian nations will en-
gage % deadly strife fora canse SO trivial aslhs por-
ton Of the Oregon territory in dispute; and We
therefore nope 10 find The amicabe sentiments ey-
pressed in this message reciproca,ed BY the British
Government VI Union
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-03
For The Enquirer
To arSTIN NJ. TRIPLE ESQ

Many ycur friends 10 Middlesex, who can
no. regard the meeting which has recently been
held 10 tina, county, as any SORT Of exponent Of the
peoples wishes, desire you at once 10 take the
fed as candidate 10! q sea; in the next Lesis
laure As you were no, presen: a: ;ha, meet
ing Won cannc, know The circrm ;anrcs attend
ing is action-ou; meetings OF tie people should
Ne .uil and iIee-and whilst ne believe Mr..
Brown most excellent and worthy man, We Go
moi believe MIN the sort OF man 10 represen, Us
in so important a session as the mex. will be-
We feel satisfied that The people OF Mathews,
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Afwafer, Gould 4

"a WALL STREET. NEW IL
A RE now receiving their Spring !. T.
n ofBriiish aud German Dry GvS
French Goods, fine and extra fine ~. III ),
Cassimeres and Doe Skin, Satin, GU
mer Ves,ines. rs.
Irish Goods-Linens, Shirinss ~.
Towellings, Burlaps and Sack Df'''iD'
Hosiery in great variety. ..s,.
Mems Many styles Q: " ~. n, I.
Cotton and Linen; together WIN
American Goods. :. ~
Their stock has been seiecie. 10 ):
The Virginia and North Cafoiina - :
desire the attention oil tuyeI. i,o S,.I 5
ATWATER, GolL'
Feb. 7-c&d2m
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virginia Military En.l

TN pursuance oithe following ofhe'V1
i Of visilers, applications will be z
ill tie 24lh day of June neIr, 10 I'll 'hs
PHYSICAL SCIENCES, in the V's
iary institute:
"ResOired, That The Board vi. !!
its next Annual Meeting, 10 appoin'
of the Physical Sciences, and that =.
,endent be directed 10 advertise ne .
newspapers as he may deem esre,..s.s, :.
Signed, P. G. JOHHs I I
Presiden, Of The Boaft O. :
Persons DESTROYS Of making a. ll'.
obtain all necessary information o' :.
the Superintendent, By letter. pos; gsiSv, 81
Superintendent, Va. Military Z
March l4-3law3w &lawt24!u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-03
MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM.

An adjourned m,rting OF the ci'zens, iayor-
ahe,o he establishment q. q. :. ,.:ii 70: Orphan
Boys, will be held d, Rev Mr.. Hos='s Chrrch,
this cTea;ag, e; half past O'Clock, when the
committee appointed 1.-THE las; meeting will ma se
their report.
Constitution Of he Richmond Max Orphan Society,
foGc submitted 10 tis meeting tonight
Article Isl. Any persons, contributing the sum
Of FIVE dollars annually, shall be considered a
member OF This Society. The payment OF MY
dollars or more, al one time, shall constitute lite
membership.
Article 2nd. The main object shall be the main
tenance and instruction OF destitute White uae
orphan chdren but such destitute children, other
than orphans, may be provided for a, the discre-
lion OF the Board OF Managers
Article 3 It's officers shall be President, four
Vice Presidents, Secretary, a Treasurer and
Ten Directors, all ofwhom shall constitute Board
OF Managers.
Article 4h The Board shall meet al least once
ln.,nih, and whenever called together BY The
Presiden, or any three Directors. Seven shall con-
sli,ule quorum.
Article 5ib Ii shall be their duty 10 provide az
Asylum; 10 appoint and remove al pleasure al
agents and assistants; 10 FIX the amount OF their
compensation, and 10 enact by-a VS. mol lnconsist-
ent with This Constitution. They shall also have
power 10 appropriate the funds, and generally 10
manage the affairs OF the society, and 10 MI al
vacancies occurring in their own BODY during
the year for which they have been elected.
Article 9th. There shall be a stated annual
meeting of The Society on The third Monday IN
April, when reports shall be presented by The
Board, and the Treasurer and officers shall be
elected for The ensuing year.
Article 7h In the election Of the Board Of
Managers, not more than three OF its mem ers
shall be taken from any one religious denomina
ton
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-03
Fr,aav Morning, april 3, 1916.

An esteemed correspondent in Gloucester o'5
asks * Us 10 publish the aci Of the Ias' General
as..u,h,v sn,;,,.d s,r act amending the present
urinary school syslem" also, the act in relation
- d;.,ric, schools. We should cheerlully com
ply with his reques,-ta, We deem II u0necessa-
re- 10 do So as We have already published very
fnll sts,rac, Of those ac.s prepared ny The Clerk
If inc Housc OF Delegates. Il contains all the
nrovis;ons Of The least importance 10 full IN
dsrs,anains Of the subject.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-03

"Tas Improred Rouss-reite, or Book Of Re-
ceip;s, with Engravings for Marketing and Carv-
ing. BY a Married Lady. Hartford, 1886"
This is the title OF book Intended for all
classes Of society, embracing recipes both forrch
and for plain cooking and especially intended as
guide 10 those who would cook well and please
the palate al small erpenSe-consideration OF
40 small Importance a. all times The author,
a distinguished house.keeper for the last thirty
four years, has embodied The result Of her perso.
nal experience, in the hope thai the work may
'ign,cn the cares, dissipate The perple1iles, ard
guide the judgmen. of all who Oil the station, or
assume ID. duties OF cook, or Of old or young
house-ksepers." For sale by The Agent, Exchange
Ho.e; price 81 Call soon as The AgeE. remains
but few days. April
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DIED,

Died, at her residence in Petersburg March
10Th, at e O'clock, A. NJ, Mrs. ANNA y,
BOILING, widow OF the late Robt. Boiling, ESQ
aged &C years.
The death OF This estmable lady was caused
deep sensation in many hearts. She was extern
sively known, and b. those whose intimacy ena-
bled them 10 appreciate her exalted worth, she was
as extensively loved
ANA DADE was the only daughter of Brickner
and Anna Stith, ofKing George Co., Va, where
she was born in 1851. In 1901, al the age OF lt
years, she was married 10 Robr. Boiling, Esq. Of
Petersburg, and soon afterwards removed 10 thai
place, where She has resided up 10 the time OF heI
amened death, period Of about so years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-03
RAILROAD CON vENTI0N

At FaTMt!Uo .Bns z, TN7b.
A Convention will be held al Farmville, on
Thursday The 7lh day OF May next, 10 consider
the errediency and praclicabiliiy of adopting
some scheme Of Railway or oiher Improvement,
connecting the Roanoke (uPpeD and Appomaltox
regions Of Virginia with iide-water and The
Yves, or Southwest. All counties and towns in
,e,es;ed in such Improvements, (aDd especially OF
The counties from Richmond 10 the head waiefs OF
the Roanoke,l are respectfully requested to send
delegates 10 the Convention.
Allen Wilson, Nathaniel z. venab,e,
VIM. C. Flourney, Jas. II. Wilson,
Thos A. Morton, F. y. Watkins,
Beverly S. Scott, Geo. W. Daniel.
Ed. Willse. S. c. Anderson,
VIM. Wilson, Jno. A. Scott.
ss The Danvie, Lynchburs, Petersburg and
Richmond papers are respectfully requested 10
copy.
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Aaat Night but One

TINE HARMONIOUS will hav" the
i OF giving their lourlh Grand Unique
cal Soiree, comprising Vocal, Instrument
operate performances, THIS (FRll
EVENING, April Sd, al the Eschanse
with change o, Programme.
Tickets 50 cents, 10 be had al the Music 5.
principal Hotels, and al the door. Doors !.
o'clock. Concer, commences al 8.
Arrjl 3
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MASON'S NOTE BOOKS


GtARMINA SACRA; or Boston collection OF
~ Church Music, comprising The most popu.
lar Psalm and Hymn tunes in general rse 10
selher with great variety Of new tunes, chants,
>en.ences moe,'s aEi anthems, principally by
distinguished European composer; The whole
constituting one oiihe most complete collections Of
mueic, iOf choirs congregations, singing schools
and societies, eS;anf; by Lowell Mason, Profrs
sor in the Bosom Academy Of Music.
The Boston Anthem Book. being selection Of
anthems, collects, lnciens, and cher SCI pieces,
bv Lowell Mason, author q 'Carmina Sacra."
For sale b. a. y. Pen DLEIO
April NO. l6 Main street.
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S.eIilNG Off

CHINA, EARTHENWARE AND CT
Al 81 Main Street, Riehm0nd.
WIN. F. BUTLER & co: would :
w merchants AID The public, thai ~
selling off their heavy stock Of geods a .
reiuesd prizes, Ter cash, OF on the usual ere,
adding an advance on cash prices,
Please call at 81 Main Slret
| Anril 3 SIGN Of the Pr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-03

BIBLE SOCIETY OF VlRGlNlA.-A meet.
Ing OF the Managers OF The Bible Society of Viz
sinia, will he held in the Yes!ry room of ST.
Paul's Church, on Saturday Evening, 4th inst. al
5 o'clock, 10 make arrangements for the ap-
preaching Anniversary.
WIN. WILLIAMS,
Recording Secretary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-03
10 hcaf Growers

WE would call The attention OF the az
w raj community TO Threshng Ma
which We have lately gotten up on an inn
plan. Some OF the most practical and eSPeu
farmers in Virginia have pronounced it he
article Of The kind they have ever seen. !.
be seen z, our agricultural wareroom, li2
street, or at our factory on 18th street.
Aprii B CT, Bolts & BALDW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-03
MARRIED.

Married, on the 2sth March, in Baltimore ny
Rev. Fir. Sutherland, JOSEPH PAssANo, Jr, oil
Va, 10 Miss ISABELLA M. SArTERrlELD, OF East
on. Talbot county, Md.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-03
G.. DUNSPAUGH & CO..

No. 81, WeN NAM Slfetf, fltHM0HH,
VIZ HOLESALE and retail dealers in REA-
w DY MADE CLOTHING, and gentle
mems Fancy Dress Articles keep constantly on
hand large and wcll-a>sored stock Of The above
named Goods, which they Offer al the Lowest cash
pTices-and in all cases soo's warranted. Pun
chascrs are respectfully requested 10 call and ex-
anime our stock. April
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-03

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
TEEN g. co. have jus,received large LOT Of
IA SUMNER COATS, such as he sold las,
year 10 the country trade, and gave good saisiac-
ion TO which they invite the attention oil those ID
want. KLEIN q CO.
March 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-03
Ear liz ErnM;rf7

Messr,. Editors: You arc requested 10 inform
Col. B. F. DasSEY, through your columns, that
bis friends are DESTROYS that he should again de-
clare himself candidate for the Senate in he
King William District, and at once enter upon,
ard actively canvass, the entire district.
MANY FREEHOLDERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-03

CITATIONS OFFICE, No. S., South I4tb
~ Street.
LIE, athe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToss the man.
Drawn numbers in Leesburs, No. "a, March 80
8 26 SO so 43 40 % 80 So ~ 40 - Is
Ticket Nos 9 Is 3s, $500, Sold and paid
! 40 &c, 100, }by
90 Is 40, 100, } sTRATToN.
Drawn numbers OF Alexandria Lottery, Extra,
No. ~, March 3lst:
IS Ii 81 II 80 50 2 81 IL 81 So 81
Ticket Nos. 43 Al II, another prize, sold and
paid BY STRATUM.
April
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-03

DRoDlES SURGERY, &c.-Clinicsl Lee,
| ID lures on Surgery, delivered al 81. Georges
Hospital, b. Sir Benjamin BIodie v P. K. s.;
surgeon 10 the Queen, &c
| Hughes Auscullalion-a clinical introduction
10 the practice OF Auscul,alou and other modes
Of Physical Diagnosics, intended 10 simplify the
study OF The diseases Of the Lungs and The Heart
hy H. NJ. Hughes, NJ. d.. fellow of the Royal
College of Physicians, Sc, vol. - mo. Just
published, FOL sale BY
Apri 3 DRlNkER & MORRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-03

FARMERS DlCTlONARY-A vocabua-
Il ry of the technical terms recently introduced
into agriculture and horticulture from various
sciences, and also compendium OF Practical
Farming, the latter chiefly from the works of
Rev w. L. Rham, Loudon, Low and Youatt,
| and the most eminen, American authors edited
By d. P. Gardener, NJ. D., honorary member OF
several agricultural societies, with numerous il.
usnations; vol, IL mo- Just published. for
sale by DRlNkER < NORRIS.
Anril z
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TAYLOR < RATC1.lFrE

In lOR " RA lCllFtE,
A RE RECEIVING, per schr. Lynchburg,
n and offer for sale
5 hhds. P. K and s, CToix Sugar
10 half boxes w. & w. Loaf Sugar
5 hhls. w. & W. Powdered do.
S bbIs. w. & w Crushed do.
50 bags Cofee-Rio, LasuayEa, Java, Mara
caibo and Moca
, hall chests extra Gunpowder Tea for retail
irg
5 hall chests extra Powchons Tea
Is bbls. Flour, Family and SupeTflne
5000 los Virginia cured Bacon. Hog Round
50 boxes Raisins, wholes, halves and quarters
Candles, Soap, Salad Oil, Cotton Yarns,
Shot, Cigars, &c.
. half pipes Old London Dock French Brandy,
from under Custom House h0rd
, half pipes ST. Mesmal Rochelle Brandy,
from under Custom House bond
10 half pipes first proof Domestic Brandy.
5 hill pipes fourth proc! Domestic Brandy
10 bbls. Country Gin
10 bbls Peppermint Cordial
puncheon ST. Croix Rum
| puncheon Old Jamaica Rum
5 Or casks Sicily Madeira Wine
2 pines do. d.. do.
10 ar. casks Old Port Wine, very superior
80 bhl>. Flack's Old Rye Whiskey
% bbls. Richardson's Old Rye Whisky
) hhds Baltimore Whiskey
Is bbs. Old Southampton Apple Brandy
To which We invite the Affection oil the trace
TAYLOR s. RADCLIFFE
April3 No 80, West Main 81.
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TNHEATRE--There will be no performance
i al The Theatre on Friday Evening, in conse-
ouence OF extensive preparations for Mr.. Nun
liens Bencf,, which will lake place on Saturday
Evening April
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ubo know YOU well, will respond as one man 70
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AMOUNT OF PRODUCE
Passed through the James River and Kars
ha Canal for The quarter ending 3lst Mach, Is,
ARRI;Ep.
io7 hhds. Tobacco
5,476 boxes manufactured Tobacco
EOS bids stems
3i,556 bols. Flour
5g323 bushels Wheat
1870 bushels Corn
40 bushels Oats
1908. tons Pig Iron
Is tons Ba! Iron
5,S37, tons Coal
1888 tons Stone
CLEARED.
900 sacks Salt
1885; tons Plaster
ga tons Coal.
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DALM LEAF HATS.-5O cases OF Palm
L Leaf Hats, Just received By schr Lynch
burg, and for sale By
April2 Mo- Exchange Building.
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For The EnqIlTtT'
The Editors Of The Enquirer will please pup
li.h he following, and oblise