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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07
RICHMOND AND OHIO RAILROAD.

The Commissioners under the charter OF ny
Richmond and Ohio Rail Road, have appoIn1
The following gentlemen commissioners 10
ceiye subscriptions in the counties against w
their names appear respectively: les.
WASHINGTON CouNrY.-Messrs. John "
inn Wm.Y.C. White, Isaac B. Dunn. .eorpo
SMYru.-Messrs. Edward S. WaisoF
Y" 5S4ss 9aMss w. 7 TSos Boy
" pgss.so D5ss S'e ooyd, D'
Vii n F. Ks aMxnr.-Me,srs. JersI Kyle R''
Gnts.-Messrs Guy D. FJ/'
don. Albert G. PendleIon; as Peery, John B.
George, Joseph s'ras. lNuckolls, VIM. 8.
GRAYsoN-Messrs. E. liant.
Dickerson, Samuel Nc M. Peylon, John Fl.
RoANokE.-Messrsak ks
Griffin, George W. Soberl Allen, GA. Wing.
BEDFORD -Mes,r
Geld, Joseph WiisG. Madison d. Garter, Robert
ciaRoLL..Ms L. Hale.
G. johnson, tiSrs. Alexander Mahood, Charles
MfRcEa N Pearls.
Csfee, DanEessfs. Augustus A. Chapman,
MoNsoEson, Henry Alexander.
John HnH.-Commissioners for this county
K.s48 appointed.
have Commissioners appointed. w.,
CTp-Messrs. Thomas McCabe, Harvey
Ens John Zentmier.
DEssrLL.-Messrs James P. Carroll, Thomas
.tkenson, Charles L. CTeigb NJ,
! scoTr-Messrs Henry S. Kane, John Morri-
son, Jonathan Morrison, c.., p.n;,n;,
Jobn n ShaYoP.
GsssSsaIEa.-M.ssrs. John A. North, Jobn,
Matthew'S, James Frazier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07
rtbe ENQUIRER.

ASA eA IA published DhlLf Ho' ~ n. r.,
The EnsqreKIY TOR the country.) Tor .o D .sS,
and SEMi-"d oars per annum, and NJ the Ia.e " Ear
Paper, ssr.n for shorter period than ono Three
d61srs Wsstiy five dollars per annual an ~ mid IN
the ssm. ;Y months payable IN advance 20 ~ ipo,Ia
dollars -, remitted by mail, post paul. VI s
Tie epee, a, The end ofthe year: ,,,a ,.r mail,
pet anuu n dnes 10 this office may ne s ,hs Ed
20 an AVAILABLE Bank notes, al Inc 4, is ~ ,,rf.rs
gooo ,sss Of al letters 6e,Hg poia ~ @ sceoupt
tor s Of single letter Is scarcely in an
eThe p,sr 1t ia the accumulation oa sssieus tax
10 the wr'e s.';ness which operates as e0i''u "-
upon the Ed! Msa ms OF ADVERTISING. .x #
-, rue DAILY ENoUlRER-foss S ono .su,s and
IN ,nes. or less, first insertion, ivy 2si Insert
xteen u.@eeainc insertion TWENTY-FIVE ,ro.s week.
II anee n week, twice q wen "a
thirty seven SE nssEMI-WEEKLY-One square OF n,;nn.
IN q, less. 6rst insertion, IS oeh's' lot e''"
anoe, " ear.yt,sers are charged fifty dollars 10,
Annual N mai proportion for adVerlisemes y,
lines, anu ,h-eIcept Lottery Vendors anu nu.G ~
Create. ats charged hundred doiiats ipap' ''
siadsa Obituaries and Marriages from inc county,
81 AZ ~. nauy's handwriting Is UNKNOWN - y, ~ .
nma nn,t be authenticated by the in IL; No "a.
ter in the neshbo,hood, or ,hsy h.. ,aSen 10
- Mnhishsd Every measure, 'ha. nas h. rstofo
% imnositions and Quizzes, mas pi9so h cass
Pn.va;iing. We must, therefore, ns,st' hs roms ~
49, Oh. Communication being csrtineu oy Wv
upop @ xrit,en on the back Of ths sete ,,,
"a. - from a distance must he accomPaieu 80,
. ,vanes oay or satisfactory references "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07

ing TO you, at stalled times, the characters, capt.
ial, soivency, extent OF business, &c. OF The va
rious Merchants and traders in this, and '''tt
and .'''. countless who usually make their pur'
chases in your city Al his desire, | took lime 10
consider The proposal, and now send you my con-
clusion at his request.
cannot accept The offered agency. 1t in.
wolves prying into other mems affairs not suited
10 the honorable part of the legal pIoiessan.-
Trusted as lawyers are here, in society, and
maintaining friendly intercourse with many OF
those traders themselves, there would lie lreache-
ry in using the knowledge which that Intercourse
might give them, for the purpose you indicate
The strict secfesy that would be necessary 10
make the agency eflecual is wholly irreconcila-
bic with The lrankness which should mark the
protession and if that secresy be dispensed
with, the knowledge that your correspondent was
the hired spy of distant strangers, into The affairs
OF his friends and neisLbors, would draw upon
him storm Of Jealousy and hatred. Worse than
all this, a lawyers taking upon him such an Of
flee, would be a precedent leading bo:h himself
and others into chicaneries which have disgraced
only The worst Of the fraternity.
Were city merchant, should greatly dis
trust The fidelity OF one who could so use his cur
rency in socie Y; and predict that large majo-
ri,y Of these who 6ny employment as lalegers, BY
acceding TO your terms. will sooner or later make
the merchants, your subscribers, sorry Tor having
confted in Ihem. They viii generally be only
the refuse Of the profession.
These remarks do not apply TO information gil
ven by lawyer 10 his client alb Ut the solvency
OF enc whom the ellen, has credited, or thinks OF
credi,ing. This information no one need hest
tate to give. |, is The systematic spy practice
that is Objectionable.
DO not blame you, sirs, or the city merchants,
your subscribers, Tor seeking lulI and regular in
formation upon The topics OF your circular but
am certain that you have adopted The wrong
means Of requiring il.
lam very respectfully,
Your obedieDt servant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07
THE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, Va.
Thursday Morning, January 6, ls4s.
THE BALL IN MOTION.

Following up the good old usases which have
always led to Republican triumph in Virginia,
The Democrats in the Legislature held meeting
on Tuesday night, and invited the Democracy Of
Virginia to send delegates 10 State Convention
to be held on the 18th February. Their brief pro-
ceedinss in another column will speak for them
selves. II is Of great importance 10 our success
in the approaching Presidential campaign, that
Virginia, which has never yet taltercd, should
speak GU, fully and enthusiastically al the pre-
sent time. Wenus therefore, that the people in
the several counties and towns will meet al once
in their primary assemblies andscnd 10 the conem-
plated Convention delegates, 10 speak their senil-
ments and TO unite in the great work OF securing
The continued success of their principles. From
all that we can learn, The Democracy of Virginia
were never in finer spirit, never more harmo-
nious in support of their cherished policy, never
more resolved to stand by their principles and
their party. The Wings are buoyed up with The
hopes of success by means OF an available" can
didate, whose political sentiments arc cloaked ~
doubt and nystery-bat We will be much de-
ceived, if hey are not again destined 10 defeat.
Yet The Democracy must not be idle. The sIrus-
gle will be warm one, ard its result will exert
mighty influences upon the destinies Of our s!eai
Republic.
We therefore respectfully, but warmly, appeal
TO he Democracy of every county ia Virginia 10
commence the work at once-hod meetings and
appoint delegates TO The Conven,on,-,hc result
OF whose action will be, as in lime OF yore TO save
the Stale in the Spring, and place her in The van
ofhe Republican army in The great battle OF No
vember Lext. We ask them 10 remember The
thrilling scenes OF 1914 and the glorious uiamHh
10 which they led. Let The same energy, zeal
and daunlless spirit be exhibited at the present
inc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07

The following letter, which we find in The Pc
tersburs Intellsencer, is interesting, not only be.
cause the old General pays a high compliment 10
the Virginia Resment-bul because il is com
plele answer TO these croakers, who, from parry
prejudice, have assailed the War Department
ior having confined The Virginia troops TO inslo.
roius ease on the Rio Grande. 1t will be seen
CONTROL and that he felt it 10 be his duty 10 delain
them with his own column. The Wing papers
who have "prematureIy" condemned Secretary
Marcy, will find that they have really struck at
the Old General himsell:
HEADQUARTERS, Army OF OccUPATroN,,
Camp near Monterey, Oct. 10, lsa7. !
My DEAR COLONEL
have Just received yours Of yesterday, and
hasten therefore at This carly moment To rely 10
your particular requests therein contained
Il would have given me much pleasure to yield
o your wish 10 JON The Other culuma, but under
circumstances which so vitality affect the public
service in this qnaier, am compelled TO retain
yoar>cIi and your noble Reg IN lis present
posion. No one. better than ! myself, knows
lis chi:alric zeal and enthusiasm, lis excellent
state OF drill and discipline and desire Tor more
the better safeguard Tor the pubic interests on
this line.
Ii is well understood that additional troops have
been called out, and II is not impossible Gndeed il
is an,icipated) that portion may come here, and
afford, at no very distant day, should the war
continue, opportunity for active operations.
] truly hope such good fortune may FIJI upon
yourself and your Regiment II needs but the &C.
casion, feel assured, 10 distinguish itself and be-
have with honor 10 itself and The State il has thus
far so well represented
Trusting tina, you will not long be disappointed
in yuur desire 10 meet with active service, and
wishing You and your officers all prosperity and
distinction,
remain, my dear Colonel,
With mach regard and esteem,
Your most obedient servant,
u TAYLOR,
Major General Uni ed States Army
Col. J. F. HAMraAmcK, Commanding, &c, &c.
Camp al Buena Vista, Mexico.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07
S.7,oI =. s0uthaiI's Agency.

,mp nhsc,ihers have established n Generai hBsney
VIE S;h,no"S Va and most respectfully ohrI theit
.,,o.S 70 their friends, and The public generally ie
H. Of all snd : ae
cry. u,;n If accounts and claims Of every descIip-
t"o selling all kiads of produce hiring OUT servants
renting out and receiving rents of houses eeetns pr'
yare sales of real estate, paying taxes on
,,nS. and redeeming those that are sold, &C.
Pensioners who receive their semi annnai pay IN
richmond are informed that correct forms VIII DC re-
mted 10 Them with instructions for the proper authen
tcatlon of their vouchers, if desired, Tor mooera'e
compensation. ,,,,,.a
Soldiers, Widows and Orphans, who may be entitled
N claims from the United States, may have tneni
promptly attended TO, by placing them IN the haiu' VI
The undersigned. d.,
ofioe in Wellington Goddin's Building, on Bank
street, nearly opposite the South gate Of me Capi'o
Square mE sSIrruAI
Virginia Military Land Warrants bougb, and SOLO 0y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07
NOTICE.
LlGON %. HOLT's Administrator and others.
MesSrS IHan1QS HILL md pnsrhnl G,re<,a

sutaSs' I""Hs1' IIU1t ana PdSChQL GTcCN.
A neither OF yoo reside within this Commonwealth,
within The same, 70 whom notice Of the time and place
OF taking depostions can be given, now publish for
January 1885, that being Amelia County Court day, be-
tween the hours Of 10 In the mofniny and
OF the same day In the Clerks Office Of said county
al the Court House thereof shall proceed to take the
dispositions of Thomas T. Giles and other witnesses TO
Be used evidence for mo In suit In Chaneery now
pending In the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chaueey for the county Of Amelia, wherein Robert g..
Lson suing for himself and otheu, creditors Of John
hot deceased, plaintiff, and yourselves and Others
are deiendants and II from any the taking Of the
ssid oepostons shall NOT DO commenced, or, being
esmmepeed should mot be completed on that day, the
mainx Of the sams will be adjourned from time to time
un! the said deposiilons shall be completed Given
an n my hand this ga day Of December, 1917.
Dse. 2s-eHn7thJan, RICHARD 8. HOLT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07
On motion The meeting adjourned.
JOSEPH JOHNSON, Gilman.
WM. T. RICHIE. SectY.

An ANALYTICAL DiGEsrED INDEX cf The rcPorted
cases OF the CousI oi Appeals and General
Court OF Virgna-from Washington 10 2nd
Graiian inclusive, with repcHoiium OF the
Gases doubly and systematically arranged
By Benjamin TATE, Counsellor at Law, vols.
Drinaer and Morris, Richmond, lS47.
We had designed referring 10 lhis valuable
book, for which we are indebted TO Messrs Drinker
& Moris-bul we find in The last Southern Lite
rary Messenger the following ja:! notice. which
we adopi
A Digest of the Virginia Reports has been
long needed by the legal profession in Virginia.
Considering the number OF volumes which our
reports have reached, digest is an almost indis-
p'nsabc requisite 10 a lib!ary. This labor has
been happily achieved by MIR. Tale, and in a
manner highly creiils5le, considering lh@ kind oil
labor and Ihe difficulty OF attaining perfect accu-
racy in such work. There are few, very
few, errors which have crepl into H. nolwi!hsiand'
ipg the most assiduous labor and rigid care
These, howevef, will b, readily detected by the
practitioner and can be easily corrected. The
editor and tine en;erpri.ing publishers, alessrs.
Dlinker and Morris deserve, IS We trus! they VIII
receive the Consideration and patronage vi the
Virginia Ear.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07
FifYV D0IIars Reward.

EFT the camp of Noah Burfoot, near Goldsborouen,
l. n. C.. about The o5lh October last, whilst on hs
way South n Negro Nan named ABRAM-ahout nve
feel FIVE or six inches high black stanmers when ,ak'
Ing and says he IS years old lie was sold In k,eh-
v.s In the Coal Pits in Chesterfield. The above re-
ward will be given for the apprehension Of said Abram
and II delivered IN the subscriber in Richmond, oil
expenses paid from the place Of taking him.
Dec 2I-c5t K. LII MrhtN.
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RICHMOND VA. FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY 7, 1s4s

adopted! Here we observe, that Henry Clay
was TO have arrived iu Town last evening. Now
the question arises, will the Wing majority Of the
House, having gone 81 far as 10 adopt such
resolution, refuse 10 vote The ways and means to
carry on The WARE Dare they do in We shall
soc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07

The splendid Girard College was formally OPEN
ed on The 1s January. About 100 orphans were
present. ]. r. Chandler, President Of The Board
Of Trustees, delivered an address, which was re-
spondrd to by Judge Joel Jones, the President Of
The College. tis to be hoped, that some of the
intentions Of the generous les;alor are abou, 10 be
realized, after long period Of extravaganza and
NEGLECT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07

FlRE-The alarm, yesterday afterne on, was
occascned by the burning ollhe small Carpenters
Shop in rear Of The residence and On The pre-
misses occupied by Mr.. VIII. Woodward. Dam
age small. The fire is believed 10 have been
communicated by sparks from the chimney OF a
kitchen adjoining the shop.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07
NOTICE

IN consequence Of the death Of the Senior partner Of
L the concern and being unable TO give the business
myself that personal attention which It's welfare de
mands am disposed to sell all the Stock hxiutes ana
annursnances in and belonging to the Store lately oc
cuped by US at the Gordonsvie Depot, Orange coun-
", to any one willing to embark in such business
such an opportunity TO young man oil moderate means
but rarely occurs Il Is no mere experiment, which
NAV be unsucccssful-but, having been established
moro years the store has good run OF Gus
TOM has so Ear proved profitable, and only needs indus
try and attention make il cOntinus so to be- FER
sons willing purchase will end me disposed to make
the terms as favorable as possible.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07

Next came the letter in the Pillsburg Post, on
which was based General Scolt's harsh order ia
relation 10 publications in papers.
In relation to Colonel Duncan's agency in This
matter, we published yesterday from The pennsyl-
yanian some curious statements The whole AT.
fair has an ugly aspect, and is most deeply to be
raoreed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07

General Taylor has met with brilliant and
cordial reception at Natchez. He has returned
10 his residence Al Baton Rouge
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07
1u. TELLER of Refusal.

The Letter Of Refusal.
NJ u.s.-s . ...... s. Co. s''-'@t'.
Gsn,lsmep: An agent of yours called on me
r.s,erdav. 10 INQUIRE il I would become d ", :
RESPONDENT" Of yours, for The purpose OIL report
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07

Ia addition to Messrs. McAlister and Chapel.
delegates from The State at large. the Democratic
Stale Convention OF Georgia appointed Messrs.
7. M. Forman, II. L. Bennings ]. 8. Pinckard,
II. Cone and E. II. Baker, severally from each
CoDgrc ssional District, as delegates to The Ma
lona Convention, which they susses! should be
held a, Baltimore on The first Monday in June.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07
LEGISLATIVE MEETING.

A, meeting Of The Democratic members Of
the Legislature OF Virginia, held in The Hall Of
the House Of Delegates on Tuesday evening
January Al, IS; on motion OF Mr.. Slringer Of
The Sepae, M:. Joseph Johnson, Of Harrison
county was called TO the chair, and on motion Of
Mr.. Cooke of Roanoke, VIM. F. Richie vas APP
pointed Secretary.
Mr.. Conway CT SpousyIvania offered the FOL,
lowing resolutions. which were unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That it is expe,ient 10 hold Con-
venlon Of the Democratic Slales Right Rernbi-
can party OF the Stale, in The city OF Richmond,
on The % February, 1913 Tor The purpose olno.
minaiine an Electoral Ticket, and OF adopting
such other measures as may be necessary IL pro-
mole the success of The Republican parry.
Resolved, That The Democrats Siales Rights
Republicans Of the several counties and towns OF
The Stale be earnestly invited 10 appoint delegates
10 the proposed Convention as carly as prac'ica-
bic.
On motion OF Mr.. Cooke, the Enquirer Exami.
ner and the other Democratic papers in The Stale
were requested to publish the proceedings OF the
meeting.
On motion The meeting adjourned.
~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07

w. The Court of Inquiry, Of which Major
General Quiiman is president, is dissolved.
BY command OF Major General Scott.
iSisned) HI. SCOTT, A. A. A. G..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07

We 90 not know what the Republican will
call the following T. whether chit "dig, &c
bu; il sounds very much like an unbind cut at lis
"dip'hons" position. We copy from the Marion
Pioneer (Whig:)
"TnE RIcnMcSD REPUBLIcAN.-This journal
has been for some time past enlarged and i'm
proved. |, mag BE- styled distinguished NEUTRAL
PAPER"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07

Texas s. SEsAToa.-As was an!ieiratea'
Gen. Sam. Houston has been reelected " D. oe'
major from Texas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07

Tie Senate have yet 10 act upon the bill aubo-
rizing the issue OF small noles. We commend
10 their attention The following from The Baltimore
Sun. Lei Virginia avoid "lhe reproach:"
The FILTHY CURRsNcY CT PENNSYLVANIA
The Philadelphia News says The small notes al
The banks Of that Stale "haye become to filthy
!or circulation among decent people. The exis-
tcEce OF these offensive rags, with The name OF
The Commonwealth stamped upon them, is a re
preach 10 the Stale" Then call Item in and lei
specie circulate in their place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07

We publish below the spirited and patriotic re
solutions Of the people Of Logan county. Mr.
Farley was formerly the Wing delegate from lha
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07

VIM. F. Packer, of Lycomine, D., has been
elected Speaker of The lower House in PcnG<yl-
vania-having received GO vo;fs, I.adey, W..
33, and scattering 2.
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sEAMEN'sWAGES, ,cithsmaY stores

SIN WI NV w -fN T1o sTUIIH0WIIIFI sIUT z"
To Europe per month Sl7 d
Wind .orCoastwise II d
South America -. II d
WESTERN TRANSPORTATION
On Bait. g. Snsquehanna r. Road
Ernm z lliinnrn IN pitt hnrnh
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FEATuERS-Duty25pr.ct.adyal.
American, G ceSe Id. - 80 - 81
FISH
Duty on Foreign-caught, 90 per CENT
and when home-caught are exported,
n drawback equal in amount to the
duty paid on the foreign salt with which
they were cured, shall be allowed.
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BALTIMORE BANKS.

Open at 9o'clock, A. NJ. and close at
p. M.-The dtscountdays are:
UnionBk ofMaryland -Mond. & Thurs.
Bank ,fB sltimore-Tuesday& Friday,
Farmers & Planters Mond. & Thurs.
Franklin Bank-M onday.
Merchants'-Tuesday and Friday.
Marine-Friday.
Mechanics'-Wednesday & Saturday
Farmers & Merchants Mon. & Thurs
Western-Tuesday and Friday.
Commercials FarRers'-Tues. & Fri
Chesapeake-Tuesday.
Baltimore Savings day.
F. 2. Savings Institution-Tues s. Fri
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o-,,v s per cent; ., 10 per cent; 6, Is
pnsy , can't ., 4. 20 per cent; $50 per cent
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PITTSBURGH, GETTYSBURG AND HARRISBURG.
Through tickets to Pittsburgh via Stage 10
Harrisburg. .......... ................S9
Or via Lancaster by Railroad .... .... .....lO
Through tickets TO Harrisburg or Getty sburg. B
In connection with the afternoon train at o'clock,
Horse Car is run to Green Springs Owings' Mill.
arriving at the Mills at SO p. NJ.
Returning, leaves Owings' Mills at A. M.
DC. Fl. BORDLEY, Superintendent
ny-Ticket Office, 63 North street. je IL IT
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-03-18

MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TO-
BACCO. SPEARS, &C.
CHARLES ID. DEFORD 81 co.
TOBACCO COMMISSION MER CHANTS,
No 81 South Gay street,
HAVE on hand and offer for sale, the most
n II liberal terms, the following:
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
AAAn PACKAGES, comprising full as
4OVU sortment of all grades and sizes great
variety of popular and well established brands, all
manufactured expressly for this Market and receiv-
ed direct from the most celebrated manufacturers in
virginia. constantly receiving additions to the above
stock.
LEAF TOBACCO.
700 Bales, consisting Of Havana, Yara, St Jago ST.
Domingo, Iguani Myare, Porto Rico, and Ken
lucky Of first quality aud flavor, selected with great
care. Also, Spanish Seed in cases Kentucky
Missouri, Ohio. and Virginia, in hhds.-a full sup
ply always ON hand suitable for Segar manufacturers
or export.
SEGARS.
500 600 HAVANA and PRINCIPE, presenting
an excellent stock Of choice and medium SEGAKS'
of the most favorite brands.
900, 900 AMERICAN SEGARS, Half Spanish,
part packed, 3 cases. article for South Ameri-
can trade. Also, SNUFFS, Smoking and New
York Fine Cut TOBACCO, Havana and Principe pa
per. Havana Bass, Virginia Tobacco Stems. Tobacco
Knives, Calabria Lquorice, Negro Pipes, &c., &c.
june 5