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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-02-03
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SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY ,, l849
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owing, probably, more TO the want Of good sorts o
Mary land from which 10 select (aud the weather has
been very nlavorablc for days for exhibiting
samples than from any other cansc-ior there appears
bt good feeling the part Of buy and some icw
transactions have taken place. bat prices though firm
are unchanged. Nothing doing III Ohio. At the
bildings for the supply of the French Reggie, which
took place at Paris, 18th Dec, understand some
difficulty arose, the result Of which was that adj
uurnmIcnt was ordered TO 22d Jan. (ult) when the
Buildings would then be resumed. We shall proba-
bly, learn the prices, &c by the next steamer Of The
9th ut.l The inspections this week have been
quite light, comprising 90 hhds. Mary land and )
do Oho--totul, i3j hhds. Exported, hhds. The
aingunt Of Mary Land and Ohio exported to foreign
ports since Jan. LIST TO 3lst have been follow:
This week This year.
70 Bremen, .hhdS - ..... 52I
/" Emdcn, ... 900. " --........ 80
Stock on hand 3lst ult, % ,G5S hhds.
WOOL.-Thc stock is light and holders arc not
disposed TO sell at present, unless at improvement
in prices.
FREIGHTS.-Thc market is somewhat slack. and
not much going forward for Europe. No Tobacco
shipping. For Provisions for London, 31s per ton is
offered, aud 81. per bushcl for Grain TO ireland. TO
the West Indies the rates 5OG7n cts. fOrdry brlS
To New York, S La per ton for Coal, and Is cts.
per hrl. for Flour.
BEEF CATFLE.-Thc offerings at the drove
wards last Monday were very limited, comprising
only 350 head aud of those the butchers took 256,
and Go were driven Easlwardly, leaving 40 on dro-
vers' hands. The prices paid ranged from 2.75 to
81 gross, equivalent 10 5.50a S7.75 per 100 lbs,
net Live Hogs have ranged from 5.25 to $40
through the week. with a supply of SOC on sale last
Thursday, but saltcrs had not been in the market
during the week.
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STOCKS, EXCHANGE, &c.-Stocks continue to
improve pretty generally, particularly Maryland
G's; and in Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reaction
has taken place and sales have been made at $3sa.
Exchange has not varied materially from the rates
Of last week, and may be quoted as follows:
Ilills London fSfrrl'r hLlaNS. "a So nrem
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Thomson Of jefferson Ladley " allace. Webb. Lane
Of Lee Harrison OF Lnudoun White. Beard. Cendenin.
Barnett, Puts Turner Syme. rowns Gras,y, S.rohe
DOrman. Aston Burdett and Harve-43.
NoEs-Messrs. Hopkins, (Speaker.) Mock Layne of
Allegheny, Boisseau. Powell, Cheaham. Byrd, Fanlk
ner, Boak. Thompson Of BJtetourt. De Camp, Harrison
Of Brunswick, Macln of Brunswick. Moore, Moncure of
Caroline. acy, Caldwell. Jones, Barbour. Vaughan,
Segar. Clarke, McClung, Claiborne, Edwards, Wood,
Sydnor Baily, Gu4rrant Carol Macin Of Greensvle,
MAJOR, Siova Allen. Hiet Basel, Mullins, B rykin.
Howard Of J. c. Y. and w. HouSer. Ferguson Harris
Newman. ArHett. Mcdonald, Shepard Coleman. Tan
zey Beirne Of Mourne, Gusiin. Klby, Perrow Robin
son. Butt Cowp-r.I VERIFY, Basye Booth Pannell, Bus
well, Hner. Cackley Fairfax Herbert Wo,tton. Rves,
Harrison Of Prince " illiam Goh Mayo. Cook. Paxton,
NIarz. Harper, Fugate Pirtmau, ebrrt, Thompson Of
Smyth, Griffin Conway, Mlncure Of Stafford Harcrave
Nch'lsin George, Boyers, Massey, Goodson, Collins
aud Boyd-e9
Mr. Conway then moved the verbal amendment be-
fore referred TO. which agreed BY general con-
sent One Of those altered the resolutions s. as 10 re-
affirm the resolutions Of Is IS, tc slight alterations
as follows''
Mr. Moncure of 5. Directing to his change, Mr. c.
Withdrew it.
The questions required on the resolutions Of the Join
Committee.
Mr. Scott said that there were some the resolutions
which he and others members would vote for if the vote
were taken separately but they should be constrained
vote against the whole
Mr.. Syme moved to strike out the Sd resolution
which authorized the Governor convene the Leg stature
IN extra session. in Of the apprehended Legislation
being attempted BY Congress
lhe motion rejected BY ayes 43, noes 50 Messrs
nney Boak, Fugate, and Thompson of S. voting for
y: who dId not vote for Mr.. Thomass amendment, and
Messrs Lane of Lee and Pitts who voted for that amend
ment, voting against it.
MI WATSON moved 10 strike out .compromises'' where,
me w llmot Provso declared 10 be in violation Of
me compromises of the constitution" and
he question on mO'ion of Mr. Shelley wa. divided
and me vote taken on striking out Compromise"
!hs was rejected, ayes %, noes LOG.
The ayes follows
Ayes-Messrs. Watson, Smith, Sheffty, NcCue. Bur
well, siltche Wills irvine of Campel. Scott Still
man. PTlce. Nelton, Worthingoi, Thomson Of Jeffer-
son, Ferguson, Harrison Of Louduun Beard Turner.
Syme, Grassy. Aston, Thompson Of Smy,h and Bur
dett-23
Nj Conway demanded the prevons Question:
Mr. Watson stated the nature uf an amendment which
he had designed 10 offer.
Ahe call for the previous question on having been sus-
talned, the resolutions reported by the joint Committee
as mo fled ny general consent, adopten b, the fol-
lowing
Noee-Messrs. Watson, Smith, ShtiYay. ,lCue.
Scott, Price. Weldon, Warrington. Thomson of :!
Harrison ct L. Beard, Clendenin, and Turner-l3
~ conway was deputed to communicate the or
der OF The House TO The Senate, which was then in ses.
sion.
On motion of Mr Cook, adjourned.
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EVENING SESSION.

The Senate 'ook up the Resolutions reported By the
joint committee On the SUBJECT Of the " mot oroviso
and kindred subject. The resolutions having been
communicated from the House by Mr.. Conway
NJ. Kinney moved to lay the resolution on the table
rejected, 5 to u.
Mr. Kinney then oferod as substitute a preamble
and resolutions declaring the e-afmance of TIE resou-
tons Of lcl1, TO be nexpedlent and unnecessary.
Ahe substitute was lost, to %; Mr. Rogers called the
ayes and noes, which as follows
Ayes-Nlrssrs. Kinney French, Rogers
Soes-Alessrs Scott Speaker, Rives Woods, Tribe
Tyler Barbee Daniel Avereti, Ishe Pits Sha eford
Opla, Tate, Dennis, Wtcher, >ranard Smith. Deneale
N!oan, Stringer, Kane, Crump, Har.0od, Ambler Nc
Cauley and try-Z0.
After an animated debate, the question was then Ia
Ken On the resolutions from the House, when they passed
BY the following vote:
aycs-Messrs Scott Speaker Rives, Woods ri
BE- jr., Tyler. Barbee Daniel, Averet, isbe Pitts
et'rt Ope Tate, French Dennis, Wicker Stan
ard. smith, DeneaIe Sloan, %uinger, Kane, Crump
HARDWOOD, Amber McCauley and Fry-27
Noes-Alessrs. Thompson. Kinney, and Rogers
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sal authority ~ prevent Congress from "a sposng IT
and making oil needfu rules and regu atoms respecting
the t'r1t4ry and other property BELONGING TO THE L
SIrED STATES"
would not further notice the hapsodes Of this man.
I cd NIT mink that cour j. given I, them 10 your
Resolutions YOU also aud have observed HE same
n nigh places harp tn fact that ",hese territories
were free when acquired" Pray Sir. were not all
'Ae t4rrtHes acquired 5y thu United States free d
the wori n your sense Of the time III ter acgu
ton, excepting perhaps, LOUIS and F orida But |
2ct 10 me use and application OF the term in any sense
As cnnecied with this SUBJECT. The ierrl'ory-the soil
the property itset-tae uny thing which the United
>ta.-s has acIIrei-th4 uuy subject which comes un-
DER the su7eEtendency If Congress, does properly
admit u is use. You may say poor rich,-hiIh
n low. damp " dry. &c.-but YOU correctly say
N II Christian q heather. bind free. d. you not pr
ceve that, BY the ne If his connection wi'h
SUBJECT You are dangerously shifting the ot Gin
g~Ss from property to persons that yuu are Indeed
changing ihe Whole character scope and design ot ih-
grant, and up+nng dyor THE most baarfu lul 5JuaI
-S construction VI p-wer Is it matter III dust,
By conrlver cd that the object Of the grant in ths
s.,liJn was the jGdcious management aat SIZE Jle
common Ianal1 know ii may b. laid hat, under
tha W1rIs. neeit-. rules and reIulJns, tile ch4ra.
teri clntnn ana conventional relations Ot p-rsJnS may
become involved. But. without more than SIMPLY al,
ver'lHg to the worldwide theatre of abuses which such
a define would give TO Despolsm, will only state that
hfSe ruies ann rrguIatIon~, be they what they may
must By confined NJ 'the territory and other property Ot
the United Safes Persons are not the subjects the
power Ihe OBJECTS contemplated the sales otthe
lads. and the Subsequent establishment Of independent
Republican STATES Revenue The first, and, III truth,
the only matter with which Congress has to ID. The
power 20 dispose If, and To make rules and regulations
looks only 10 tiis-WAat follows Is consequential and
sails n'3 exercise another power in the Consttu ion Of
higher character than and in way connected with i-
az W. have III the Texas The duty of Con
Is q. 44y nd he r.i4
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Wi>tar's BaIsam of Wild CHERRY.

BEW.lRE OF COU.NrERFEIYS I\D LlIITl
IIO.NS
The unparall lcd and astonishing efficacy Of DR. Wsar
hasdm oi Wild Cherry in all the disease, for winch it re-
comm ,nde curing the skill Of Tia, be,
physicians was unavaIlng, has cf ctrl A large ami il ut
Ing demal n tor It This fact " vcral u1pn-1l
etefitltcrS an intitprs t. plln st curious ,,>tr. ni
iai name and appearance for the genuine Basan
are called "Syrup OF Wild Cherry, Bal>am of d.
vivid Cherry Cunfrey," &c. Another, Wc-t.r', Ba-!
q "nd Chery, mi1spcllin- the nanc and forging rerli
cafes 10 resemble those of the Ba>am SDr WI,tar,
basam OF Wild Cherry" is the only genuine TN. rret
merely initiate the of the original, while they posses
none OF its virtues.
LOOK HELL TO THE .NL4RkS or THE GEN.
TINT.
me genuine Basam is put up in bottles, With tie wrl,
"lr WIstars BalsAm of Wild Cherry, Phiad' blown ia
the glass; each bottle bearing label with the
signature of II WIS1,,R NJ /,
his WI pc enveoPed hereaner With newspaper, r,p,-
right secured, 1871; which will ALWAYS aptrr r
ten signature Of 81 BU1TS'
orSae bv ID. LYMAN Druggist, I.vnchhlrr Va
and by Druggists generally hroug the United states
Jan 25-lt
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

SATURDAY, Jan. 20, 1919.
Prayer BY Rev. Mr. Moore:
HE committee Of Schools SC. reported bill to incor
poFate the Fincastie Seminary
Nj. Watson presented petition from Albemare Cor a
separte election Buckwcll's LANYARD
STOPPING DEBATE.
Mr. Robinson offered resolution 10 stop debate on the
NlImot Provlso &c before the House ad ourns to-day
Mr.. Geek moved to substitute O'Clock
Mr. art moved to lay the resolution and amend ment
On the table.
Mr.. White demanded the previous question-sustain-
ihe motion to lay the table was rejected ayes 81
Nh. Moncure Of g., demanded the main question On
the mendm,nt-sustaned.
The amendment Of Mr. Cook was adopted.
SOUTHAMPTON RESOLUTIONS
Mr. erby offered a preamble and resolutions, being
the same winch were adopted recent public meeting
al EdstVIle, Northampton, on the slavery question: !
WlLMOT PROVISO, Sc
me House then proceeded to consider the resolutions
reported by the Joint Committee On the Wmot Pmyiso
81 y u the amendment offered by Mr. Thomas: both
Of which We're read by the Clerk
slr. y he spoke IN favour of the resolutions Of the
committee.
Mr.. Conway offered as substitute to the amendment
preamble AMI resolutions, the same with those Of the
committee except for some verbal alterations designed
ne Sa' osaSiy me critical taste Of some gentlemen and
ne aded mat the effect Of his motion wond be 10 bring
me House directly to the substance Of the origin
al resolutions, and preclude prior on any amend
ment.
Mr. Lacy raised the point of order that the substitute
would oe ory 70 the amendment and not to the origin
al resolutions.
Mr. Conway finally waived his motion, and gave no
ice that when the question up the original re-
slutlons he would then move his substitute.
Mr Aoncue, II Stafford, tlok the f1or in reply to the
constitutional argument u Mr. Scott and spoke ill o.
clock
The Hoase then came to vote, the question being on
the amendment offered by Mr. Thomas and was fejec-
tej by The following vote
Ayes-Alessrs. Watson, Hart. Smith, Shelly. Nc
Che BurweI, Mitchell Byrne Of B L. and Gilme1 X Vie,
W Ills. Irvine ii Campbell, Irving Of Cumberland Tho
ma. Scott. Rector, Howard Of Floyd Sullnan, Clop-
tyr, Hce, Dli.acJtt, Welon Lancaster, Worhlngton,
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commissioners fur tile If claims against The
United States.
Mr. Rockwell of Connecticut addressed the committee
at length IN defence OF the BILL and in reply 10 the o.
J-c winch have been urged against it, At the CON
elus1n q III remarks, the committee Iose without com
ing 1 any conclusion.
Nj |nton, from the committee of WAYS and means
reported back the deficiency appropriation BILL with
rec mm-n taun that the amendments of the Senate be
crclrrad n, and they accordingly concurred in,
zeher with urtuer amendment proposed By the com
mi,i-e %. Ways and Means. So the bill goes back again
y the Senae ior concurrence in the latter amendment
At.nrrai.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

Nj Bar, by leave, reported from the Committee on
Military Affairs bill to organize IN. pay department II
he army, which read twice and committed to The
Committee OF the " hole on the state of the Union.
Nj Bridges gave notice of intention to introduce Joint
resolution to cpnsrue and extend the provisions of the
9h section o the entitled act to raise f limited
time an additional military force and to ohe. purposes
approved lllh Feb. lSl7
ihe restitution reported several days since by Mr. Con-
ger, tum the Committee Printing, directing the print
ng VI 7J copies extra Of til. Secretary Of Wars report
ana acc mPanyng papers in relation uhe har5or Of Buf
tao, wa taken up motion to lay it on the table was
negaiIveJ by yeas and nays, and the resolution amend
ed 50 as n include diagram and maps to be attached to
each copy u the report. sas then adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Hnton the House then went into
committee Of The whole On the general appropriation bill
Mr. Smith, OF Indiana. in the chair-and considered
ana disposed VA uumbes Of the amendments proposed
Among mise adopted to abolish figrinr N The
NV ana another appoPHating 81 1000 to furnish the
Presidential mansion after the 4th of March next
A amendment providing for the annual expenditures
# I'M territorial government Of sconsn was reectpd
th1ugh II i PROBABLE that appropriation will be made
Tor the per diem and mileage Of the delegate from that
territory. Mr. S5ley, admitted few days since
hou coming to any conclusion Oh the BILL the COM
mlitee rose and the House adjourned
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 1913 ?. Il.
G'I'lN


The Senate assembled and proceeded 70 business.
o. motion VI Nj. DOUGLASS, the Bill establish
ing territorial government over Minnesota was taken
up.
twas discussed BY Nes.rs. Douglass Butler, King,
Dodge and others
The aIIl VA passed.
NJ. Af!IERTO* moved that 'he INDIAN Appropri-
alton bill be taken up. After an informal discussion
the motion Withdrawn
a motion made by Mr.. REVEROY JOIINSO.
tia. the Hll to tile relIefo Frederick Dawson and 9th
ers BE taken Up.
Mr.. Phelps opposed and the subject was post
ponet.
On motion Of Nr Niles the consideration Of his BIZ
ito reduce the Of postage and one for other purp
's was resumed, and several unimportant amendments
We're suggested and agreed to.
NJ eaineron proposed to amend the bill to allow
newspapers to he sent free from the office Of pubc ton
u within thirty miles there t.
Mr.. escutt moved to amend this amendment. 50 as
to make It read ao sent out of the congressional district
N which they are published"
A debate ensu-d, in which Messers Cameron West
colt, HamIn, Niles and Allen participated and IN TIE
course Of which the latter gentleman expressed some
length. his views IN opposition the system Of paving
100000 per annum for the transportation Of the ma
twelve times year. from New York to Havre, for the
benefit Of few merchants, and at the same time taxinl
the country circulation Of newsp5 ptrs-the general d
fusion Of Information among their constituents He wish
ed TO bring in competition the internal with the external
circuatIon-to have it determined which was the most
important the c1untryto
He concluded with moving that the bill be informally
passed by, with view call the Post Office De
partment for information, and the motion prevailed
On motion, Il ordered that when the the Senate
I adJuurns, il adjourn to Monday.
The Senate. them on motion Of Mr.. Atchsoa proceed
ed to the consideration Of executive buslsess and soou
alierward aljlurned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Nh lIuruIn made effort To have
up the PoS Office bill Of the House.
The House then resumed the considerations Of the mo-
ton JnSidtr the BY which the bill for the re
lief IF the heirs ot Antonio Pacheco rejected and If
ter remarks from Me~srs Toombs and Duer, tie
question taken hy yeas and nays, and tie wa
reconsdered, @ to g. The question then recurrnI OF
the passage Of the BILL Ii ~ yeas and nays decided
in the afirmatIve-l0l to "a. 81 she bill finally
passed.
On morton. the House, in miitee of the whole
The ate Of the Union. MrBur in the chair proceeded
to the consideration vt the bill to establish bard
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NlS2 GsNIA EGISLA TURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Friday, January Q, 1919
Payer BY Rsv. Mr. Hoge

fnday, January -, loi9.
Payer BY Rav. Nj. Hoge
4 communication frJm th- ? Auditor was presented.
COVERING communication Of James Lyons, ESD to
the Board Of Public Works, concerning a communica-
ton Of y VI Martin
Oh ii tion VI Alr. Harrison IF J.! the Governor was
requested to inform tile House whether the returns Of
the Presidential election in this State were in any case
informal whether Informal were counted in the
and by what authority and to transmit such
To tle House.
A number IF resolutions Of inquiry were adopted
Mr.. Byrne Of Braxton offered the fullowin IesOlu-
ton
Resolved, That select committee be appointed to
enquire into the -XpedIency Of reappounu tile represen-
aUn in the Senate and House If Delegates in conform
y with the Jh section Of the Sd article Of the c1nsittu-
ton.
- motion ~ Nartz, .he resolution was laid on The
tatle.
On motion Of 'Ir stoval, the House resolved 10 90
on The - inst into the election Of LIST and 81 Auditors
Treasurer Register of the Land Office Secretary of the
Commonwealth and Librarian, Superintendent and Store
Keeper VIZ tue Prnnitentiary
On iiyf!Ja 1T Mr.. Moore. Nessrs Doykn, put and
MaS7 al led to the committee the subject of the
jurisdiction ola single justice
VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS
Tie engro~sed bill concerning the Virginia Regiment
Of N'anter:s. was r7conSd4red, amended on motion of
Mr.. CuwHar. and again ordered to be eng1ossed
M- Stotaar presented petition Of citizens of Rap
pahannUck against 4 acw precinct il that country.
NILMOT PROVISO, ETC
The House took M the order of tn. day, being n.
resolutions the NVllnot Proviso, SC
AIr ,eGa7 spoke at length in favor Of lie resolutions
IF the committee
A.r claiborne. Of Franklin. followed o., .hs same
side
Mr. Thomson e JeHarson then spoke acsins H.. re-
solutions II thu jnint committee.
Mr. White gained the floor, and moved an sdonrn-
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MARRIAGES,

Married, on Thursday, the 2Srh of December BY the
Rev Illam Matthews. Mr. PLEASANT o. X
ROBERTS, Of Campbell to Miss MARTHA II. NO
FL, daughter Of Charles Noel, decd, Of Bedford.
u fo"n papers will please copy.
-, on the evening of the l4.h Of December last
at bele View, the residence of Hugh H. Hite, E~l. in
Frederick county, Va by the Rev tseoree Hof, Mr.
JAMES J.. HIrE, Js. of Amherst, 10 Miss HARRI
Ell o., youngest daughter of the late T. K Meade
decd, all of Clarke county, Va.
u the Town papers will please COPY.
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The resolution of the House Of Delegates fixing the
election q the LIST Auditor and other State officers .)r
Saurdar the 9Th instant, was agreed TO-
Nj iyer, from the committee on General Laws ,s-
ported bill providing for the repairs of the Governors
house. LAID the table, on motion of Mr. Witches,
Mr. Fry reported the bill Incorporating the town Of
Guyanlatte. which passed.
Iae Speaker laid before the Senate communication
from the Adjuanl General in regard 10 the examination
Of the Cadets al the Military insttue-aid on the table
ana ordered } b. printed.
Oh motion " Mr. Deneale. the Senate sook recess
until half past 5 O'clock
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4 STAKEHOLDER
CCNGRESS.
Correspondence ofMe Sun.
NAsHI"gToN, January is, 1919.
SENATE

".
VI Hreese from the Committee on Public yan's. re
ported bill 10 compensate Registers and Reporters fol
yacatiir military land warrants
NJ. Allen Submitted resolution, which was agreed
TN cang the Postmaster General flr statement o1
contracts r carrying the mails in steam vessels between
the United Stalra and foreign countries
On motion of Mr. Douglas, the bill to establish the
territorial government Nj Minnesota vas taken up Ills a.
mendmant Adopted, and then passed over informally Nr
Butler having first called the attention of the Senate t.
the fact that portion Of the territory included is not COW
cred BIZ fhe ordinance Of 1871.
NJ Caneron'5 resolution, calling q. information III
regard 10 the claims o the Che7okees under the treaty
ot 81 IL, was taken up and agreed TO-
'he hoar Of one having arrived the Senate proceeded
% the consideration If bills the private calenda-
number were passed ana the Senate then adjourned
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N o T I 9 E .

3
undersigned begs leave his sincere thank,
MS friends Tor the liberal patronage extended to
e ast year. and pledges, if possible exertions
NJ h dt ne VIII merit continuance of their avors
- business oens strictly confined to the sale of all kinds
OF country produce, and to the forwarding Of mercband
natter my sell that give that attention which i, a.
- p.., THO J. NANCE.
Particular attention paid the forwarding of bbd.
and box Tobacco and Stems u MINUS
!! he usual facilities all produce in hand
Richmond, Jan 4--w4wif
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Intermediate distances, D cents per mile
Boat and Stage from Richmond to Cumberland c. II ,
81 15-to Farmville, 81 %.
Way Passengers wishing to take the Boats will see
inc hour necessary to be at the Canal by referring the
time OF starting OF the Boats and adding the hours takes
to reach any of the above distances.
BOYD, EDMOND s D.4VE.NP ORT
Jan Limit