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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-27
Henderson. Granvi

IN CHANCERY-viRaIsiA:- AT Court of Monthly
sessoa, held for Louisa county, al the Court house
h.reof on Monday, the 18th day of February, lsi9:
'hh Wash, Edmund Wash, Atwood Wash, who
.-> Ia his own right, and Executor of Susanna )
Wash, who in her life time was the Administrative Of
Thomas Wash deceased, Nathaniel II Wash, Josephus
wash; Also susan Walton and William N Walton,
Infants under the age of twenty years. who by
william Walton, their next friend, Plaintiffs:
against
Grace Y Wash, Lucius Wash, and Hampden o Wal
ton, I)rfendants
=, The said defendants, Lucius Wash and Hamden
walton, not having entered their appearance and given
security according 10 law and the rules Of this Court
ano appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that
ne said defendants are not inhabitants of this State,
on The motion of the plaintiffs by their attorney II IS
liaeted' that the said defendants, Lucus Wash and
Walton do appear before the Justices Of
sa Court at the Court house, on the second Monday
~ nay next and answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and
wa. copy Of this order be forthwith inserted In some
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted the front door OF
'"e .ourth house of this county on Court day.
ACopy-Teste,
rep T-ew2m JOHN HUNTER, CLC.
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GEN. QUITMAN,s SERVANT


The Nacaez Courier, III recording The ma :
rage oil Henry Nichols, a colorcd man belonging
10 zen. John a. Ounnan 10 one OF his masters
female servants, lew days ago, says:
Henry Nichols, ny the name and style OF Har-
ry, has bee u Inc faithful and coEfdins body SER
want o! the General, Tor the last lS years
Through exullalion and depression, victory and
feleat, sunshine ana storm, Harry mas ever been
present, and faithful 10 execute the mantate Of
MS master. lie has made The Tour OF the Uni
;ed States and The Canadas, and when the infant
Republic oi Texas was struggling Tor place
among Tie tars ard Stripes, he accompanied his
master : no was then Cipl Qnilman, through
Inc perIlous scenes AMI while walking over The
baIIle ground Of San Jacialo, looking very sad
al The sight II lie numrr rs dead his master ask
I'd him what h. was thinking about. He replied
That he "as thinking what !culs those yellow
men we're To- flghiing white folks. But il was re-
served tor Harry 70 illustrate the annals OF his
race al The sturmns II M"n'afey, Tor il sill be
rerolecled that Gen Quitman had Inc charge Of
the brave Missi>sippians aud Tennessee
ans and was in lie hottest and thick
EST OF The fight, having several hare
shot from under hlE1, me places aNhoush he had
Immediately supplied IL iS,astcc through grape and
c%ahmlsssf. BSl 10 crown he enchanIment 81 The
scene. when he gallant VIM. o ButlerieIl ~onh-
died. Harry Immediately iushsu - h'S ieSe"e -
carried him of lhr field While conveying me
Genera from tn field, he inquired after his mas
Ter. General Butter told him ne feared ne
would never see him alive, as he was IN most
dangerous position when ne saw nm last
Harry repIicd with that dcep.sea!ed feeling OF
The faithful servant, "Dor't you believe hat Ge.
neral: master was no; born 10 be ki led by mem
muIalto rascasp Wien Gen. QuImaD was or
dered 10 the conquerins column q Scot, he car
ritd Harry with him, who was side BY side WIN
him at The bombardmenl and storming Of Chapui-
lepec on The 18Th and l4ih, and The deadly con-
aci OF the Garita de Bern, and finally his IT.. m
nmphanl entry into the cry and palace Of The
MoDtczunas. Harry was the frs AnsIo-Airi-
can in The Halls. He i known by the ehllTe al
nv. and greatly respected by officers and men.
A. an humble, faithful and honest servant, who
viii be clad 10 see this notice Of him.
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VOLUME XLV.-<ulsiBER 1913.

fields, some of which are planted on The tops
of the hills, and shaded by trees, The catawba
eddoes and the cane. One may well regret
that the white in abitanls are forced 10 abandon
the homes Of their fathers, 10 ny from all the
charms of climate, position, health and pros
perity which they have enjoyed, That their for.
mer slaves may run riot, aud waow in the
ruins of their masters estates.
Nor should We omit Antigua in this general
outline It's bluff shores rising abruptly ill
they reach the high level of The islanf, the
comparative plain Of its whole surface pre-
senllng no hills or mountains OF magnitude,
the public buildings, here and there, shattered
oy earthquakes, give to this island somewhat
unique appearance
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RICH nj OND, VA.
Thursday Morning, April &c. ls4o.
QUEER AFFAIR.

Richard Coke, of Gloucester county, IS an ap
plicant for the colleclorship OF The port OF Nor
folk, in the event OF its being vacated by The re-
moyal of the present excellent Democratic in
cumbepl This Mr.. C. admits 10 private note
| 10 The Editor OF The Norfolk Herald. That pa.
per, upon The authority OF a number OF citizens
had declared that the appointment of gentle.
man from abroad would give general cissalisfac'
ton TO the citizens OF Norfolk, and had hinled al
Mr.. Coke's being ian eleventh hour man.
Thereupon Mr.. c. parsdes number OF certi6-
Gates from gentlemen OF high responsibility Of
both parties, 10 show that he was an "orignal lay.
Tor man"-indeed, that be was an advocate OF
Gen. It's election 10 the Presidency Immediately
after the result OF The battle OF Buena Visa was
known. The Norfolk Herald cooly refuses as
demanded, to "reracl" what it sad-"being not
sure al VIVA! stage OF an elective canvass the
lucky hour OF 'eesen' arrives"
Now, upon the evidence published, we are con-
WINGED that Mr.. Coke early took stand Tor
available Tayorism" and that he now looks for
a reward for bis Originality" But, what a NOR
tifying spectacle is here presented in The State oil
Virginia! General Taylor is elected, protesting
to be the candidate Of no-par.y, with no ffienos 10
reward, no enemies to punish. In violation OF
General Tayor's pledges, faithful officer, be-
cause he is Democrat is 10 be prescribed, and
the Taylor Wings are already quarrelling over
,1be spells" OF his office. And to so gross an ex-
len, is to be carried this system Of rewards and
punshmenls," that Inc question is not raised
whether the appiican, is faithful, competent and
honest; but whether, b. his personal ealIy and
early man. worship he has won d recompense for
his services. The whole affair amounts 10 no.
thing more nor less han This; il is unworthy OF The
proud character OF Virginia and OF the fair sPo-
ken promises OF The Wings. Il will be recollect-
ed that day or two after the Inauguration, Mr..
Coke. al the head Of The Virsinians in Washing
ton. was in,roC uced by Mr.. Preston, Of The Navy
Department, TO General Taylor and IN an al
dress paid his homage 10 "the powers that be-
1'his bending al the o-stool OF power We re-
o,rded al The time as lille credilable TO Viz
einians; but, we suspect, Mr.. c. will reap The
fruits in being ansplanlcd from another district
10 Norfolk and there put in office over the long
Tried resident Wings. Such result! may be pre-.
vented b. pressure from the veteran standard
bearers of Whiggery in Norfolk but Mr. c.,
most unjusy as il seems TO US, appears 10 have
The sins" over The old Whig residents.
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70 BOOKSELLERS AND MERCHANTS

lNHOMAS, COWPEIj ~ - w =
,,p Rooxsrt,rns No 2S3, Market Street, Phiiadei-
sia invite IN. attain, of Booksellers Merchants,
others interested in the cause OF Educatioh 10 ne
valuable School Boot published by them-among
winch are the following viz: Mitchell,s Geosapnieal
S-res c. rss,sing Primary Geography, intermediate or
Secondary Geography, School Geography ano a.,as,
Ancient Geography and Atlas. and Biblical or Saboal
School Geography; Grrene's First Lessons in Gram,
mar; Greene's Analysis Chandler's Grammar; jarvis
HISTOLOGY; Johnston's Turner's Chemistry; TOMBSTONE
Philosophy; Pinnock's School Histories, England,
France, Rome and Greece; sane Spelling Book and
ue, Of Readers; Fros's History Jf the United States
apd American Speaker; Pcos series Of French Read
srs, Smiths Introductory Arithmetic; Smith and
Dukes Arithmetic; Smiths Key; smiths Algebra;
SMITHS Bots Analytical Geometry; Wiimsen's Read
-S Guy and Keith on the Globes; SCOTS Lessons; Ur-
eslo's Spanish Grammar, &C, &c
- Z. q co. are also the Publishers Of various
=, Medical and Miscellaneous BOOKS, ana, IN addi-
"a 10 their own Books keep constantly on hand the
grs of Books aud Stationary TO be found
=, tho United States which will be sold at the lowest
p',,es for cash or approved acceptances.
March l3-c3ms
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nj Of good article 10 give me call.
would particularly invite the attention of the
smns community TO my Stape-Tooth, Spring. Bed
.IaESHING MACHINES, which have been so gene
~ known for many years past that comment on them
unnecessary; also, HORSE POWERS to accompany
M, either Geered or Chain Band.
;oRN SHELTERS from SO 10 S27. WHEAT FANS
fvarous sizes STRAW CUTTERS, especially one
isln Tor The manufacturing and selling Of which, In
'''snia am equally interested as the Patentse.--
'LarENING MILLS furnished to order, made of good
materials and in the best manner. THRESUERS re
lrei with new srits OF Teeth and, Unnecessary, with
entire new Cylinders and Beds, as to be made as
God as
Persons ordering Machines of me by letter VIII be as
VII supplied and punctually attended 10 rs II they
were IT, order in person. JABEI PARKER.
.ph Stuff
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UNITED STATES
CENTRAL
Clothing Mandatory.
VIM s. SCARFF.

No. 81, Main street, Richmond, Virginia.
,IyHE above being the largest Clothing Manufactory
Il in the State of Virginia, am enabled to keep con-
stanty hand very large and extensive assortment
Of READY MADE CLOTHING, embracing
all the latest and fashionable styles of the season, and
at prices that cannot fail 10 please.
Also, a large and splendid ASSORTMENT OF fresh i'm.
ported French and English Cloths, Cassmeres and
Vestings and having engaged Superior cutters, Gar.
mens will be made up at the lowest possible price, and
a, the shortest notice Good fit warranted in all cases.
CLOTH q:
Blue black, brown and olive Dress and Frock Goats,
made of French and English Cloth warranted and no
mistake, AT prit cs ranging from $40 to %.
Cloth, Cashmere aud Tweeds Office and Business
Goats, from IS to 10.
from So so TO ~.
Vests of every variety and STYLE such as Cashmere,
Fancy Velvet, Silk, B1mbazine, Buff also, few pat
terms of those beautiful Fancy Tiasel Vestings, sua
BILE for parties, and 80 much admired.
Servants Clothing ofeyery description, and at prices
not TO be touched in this city.
N. B-Being the Agent Of one ofthe largest Shiri
Manufactures at the North, am constantly supplied
with every kind of new and fashionable Linen Shirts
Menno ard Lambs Wool Shirts and Drawers, hosIe
~ silk Neck Ties, Scars, Pocket fiandkerchris Sus
penders and in fact every article usually found IN
New York Geatlemen's Clothing and Furnishing Es
adjustment. 49,, ,,,
Country Merchants and others wishing to buy Cloth
inp 10 sell again would do well TO call and examine my
large and extensive stock before purchasing elsewhere
and am confident they will find II 10 their advantage
WIN. 8. SCARFF, No. 81, Main Street.
2nlEr yp3m
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IN ihe AlIicfed

hrs. ROBINSON and WADDEY jointly tender
their professional services to the public, and par
ucaarly 70 such suffering with Chronic and sup
.,.d incurabIe forms or disease.
From long experience they feel assured that they can
neat successfully, disease in any forms and are salts
led that per cent of such as have despair
ID Of getting we'll may be tby jndieous use OF yeseta
81. remedial agents) restored TO al least comfortable
state Of health.
In chronic cases, where the constitution has not
been too much impaired by disease the use Of mercu.
~ and other posons, and when not required to VISIT
persons distance, charge wl Dc 1Sds Jor sero'-
.a unless O exre - sfsetod.
Ii would be advisable for persons living al distance
10 be 10 the city, and receive daily attention Board
can be had al DR.. RPS. Address
Dss. ROBINSON l. WADDEY.
Richmond, Va.
PS The Doctors may be found at all times lwhen
NJ, rssonaiiy engaged) at their Office, on Frank
lin street, corner above Exchange Hotel.
Prh6-c3m Il. q w.
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View Spring Dry Goods.


CHRISTIAN & HROP have
opened a new and varied assortment OF new and
:s.raol- STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, TO
sarh they particularly invite the attention oil mer-
c.aeis farmers house keepers and all IN want oil new
.silshonable Goods. Their stock consists In part oil
Sack and coored French and English Cloths
Back French Uoeskins aud Cassinletes
Cclored plain and striped Cassimeres
aieh black and colored Silk and Satin Vestings
Marseilles, Valencia and Linen Vestings
Black and coIored Cashneretts and Drap de Etc
Checked Linens and colored Linen Drills
Heavy Riding Cords and Merino Cassimeres
Silk, Satin, Lawn and other Cravats
Black and colored Silk and Satin Scarfs
Ettia rich SILK Tissues and Bareges
Pain and embroidered Grenadines
Plain and figured Glace Silks
Plan and plaid Ginshams
PLAIN and embroidered Taretan Mnslins
Black Matteon and Italian Silks
Double and single width Gro de Rhines
Plain and figured black and blue black Pout do Sois
Black French and English Bombazlnes
Black Silk Warp Aipaccas
Pain and figured celored Alpaccas
Rich MouseIin de LANES
French Wrought Capes, Collars and Cuffs
Lawns-esery style and quality
Rich PLAID and figured Linen Lustres
Beached and brown Shifting and Sheeting
Pnnts-every style and quality
Parasols-~very quality and color
Ronnets, Ribbons, Flowers and BandboNes-all oil
'iich will be sold on the most favorable terms, by
CHRISTIAN l. LATHRuP,
March 30-ctf No. SO, Main street.
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR
SAFE

( AN authorised by Robert P. Somervill, OF Tennes'
see, 10 sell his Tract OF Land the Roanoke ri8eI
rear Taylors Ferry, containing, by late survey, 800
There are on II l56 acres Of valuable river bot
un, ready for cultivation. The high land Is OF very
superior quality. and well adapted TO the cultivation OF
tobacco wheat and corn Persons desiring 10 view the
land will please call on Mr.. AImstead Sturdvant, who
Ives in the neighborhood, and will take pleasure IN
slowing it. TERMS will be made TO suit the purchaser.
JNO. s. EATON,
Attorney for Robert r. Somervill.
henderson, Granville CO N. C, March 6-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-27

A MINT SECURED FOR CALIFORNIA.
The Northampton Gazette states that the Massa.
chnseus and California company formed al lhat
place, start for their destination soon overland,
with all the iixinss Tor establishing a private
mint al San Francisco, with The appreciation o.
the government. They have in Nm II Hay.
cen, graduate OF Yale College an assaycr well
qualified 10 discharge his dnties and machinery
capable OF coming $40 600 day. II is their in
lentlon lsays The Gazelle) 10 purchase gold dust
al The current prices, and transform il into coin
Tor cifcc la lion.
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SPRING SUPPLY

II M. Z. LADD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
" DRUGGIST, No. 3i9, head Of Broad street
..ccSor Hill, is receiving, BY various arrivals from
Northern markets, his Spring supply Of fresh and
.'e Medicines, Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuiis, WIN
" Glass Putty, Perfumeries, &c. also, the most po
ar Patent Medicines-the whole comprising a full
IN. general assortment; and being purchased upon the
lo advantageous terms, enables him TO orer them te
Is country friends aud the public at the lowest whole
de ind retail prices.
u Also, an assortment Of pure Wines and Liquors
t.si always On hand, and sold for medicinal purposes
(iLY. -
u Borders from country Merchants and Physi
Gals thankfully received and promptly attended TO-
March l0-cAm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-27

A c. Halves, formerly distinguished mem
her Of coneress from Kentucky, died a, his re-
sdence in Davies county, on The ID h Of March.
He has always occupied high rank in the De
moc-a,,c nary has several lines been spoken
Of ss The Candidate of his party for Governor
az aid Il was s voted for by the Democratic members q
the Legislature TWO winters since tor Inc seaa
ot ,hs Irnmed STATES. His dea,h sll he deeply
l,men,et Inv The Stale. -L1Iisuiltc Chronicle.
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T'este,

10 VIZ: {. - Justice "i the reaee W
IN. count; aforesaid, do nerrby ceftlfy thhs -,
.Ln.. name i above subscribed AZ an attr'thP
ness personally appeared before me, ~ w. '
afo,rsaId aud made oiih thtt thr ah"Ve h''e" - .
80, - ,,tn,nr, acknowledged the same, ~ the
sncs nj The aud witness, : their aci and nrrd.
wines. my maud and seal, ths - hay OF -
eighteen hundred and - t
,ta,cr Nav - - 'HEaL+J
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FRESH ARRIVAL AT THE NEW YORK
eyEOfhing Emporium.

THE subscribers have just received by Express from
L New York, a beautiful assortment OF SUMMER
GOODS, which they had manufactured expressly for
the Richmond trade Among their late arrivals may be
found Sup'r dark and light drab Cashmere Cashmere,
Tweed, Drap De Etc and Alpaca Sacks; Frock, Ma
poeon Frock and Round Goats; Linen, Bingham, Cot
onade Goats of every GU, and variety OF colors Linen
Drill Singemiled Cashmere and Drap De Ee Pania-
looms; Drab, Drap DE Etc, Cashmeret and Linen Vests,
and every variety Of London Willery and Marseilles
Vests; Thread, Silk, Kid, Lisle and Saffaty Gloves,
Fancy Silk and Madras Cravats; IN fact every aT!.
Gle suitable for Spring and Summer Wear, can be had
oery iop for edsA, Of HENRY shhF Elk 90,
No. l03 Lisle's corner, Main Street
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A VALUABLE HINT TO FARMERS

Ire celebrated Robert Blackwell, OF Dishley
Lelcestefshlfe, and The iouncer OF The new Lei.
cesler sheep used 10 tell an aaecd0le win tx
ceruing nigh slee OF a farmer not only o: the
olden school, but Of the cldeD times This fa.-
mer who owned and occupied 1000 acres oi lanr
had three daughters. When his tt.rs daugn.
| Ter maHied, he gave her one quarier oi his and
! Tor her portion, but no money; and he found by
little more speed AMI lille heticI manage
,ntni, the pfodnc" Of ms farm ld not decrease
! WheR ms second daughter married, he gave arr
| onr-ihifd ui the Iemd ming and Tor her portion
but no money. He then SCI 10 work, and gan
IL grub up ms iurze and tern, and poughed IN
what he caIiei ris poor dry urze land, even
when the iuIZe covered in some closes nearly
hall The land Alter giving hall his land ava,
10 Iwo OF his daughters 10 his great surprise he
ionnd that his produce Incrsaser; he made more
money because his new broken up .uiZe land
Drought excessive crops; and al lbe sa ne lmr
ne iaimed Inc whole u his land better, Tor he
employed three times moe laboIefs upon he
rose Two hours sooner IN the morning. Fad n"
more dead fa0w once 10 three years; instead OF
which he got Two green crops in one year and
ale them upon The land. A garden never requires
dead iallcW But the great Advantage was he
had col Inc same money 10 manage five hundred
lacTes As he had 10 manage one Thousand acres;
land. When his third and last daughter MAJ
ricu he cave her 250 acres or MALT wh.t roman.
Ell for her marion and mn m,n.v IL ,be,.
iound ina, he n,jth. co N. ,no,ay - ,.rn, 81,
oparrr NJ mo land .s no b,d ~ a.. - f,rn, 49,,
whole He b,,,ntna,, binselt ,.w ona.
lions and -, h. wis - worl, bo,v no NJ.
make as much OF $50 as he had done q, lo0O
acres. He then paid oti hi, baiiiff, (whr weigh
en 2SS pourn>n r,.. wrh 10 l,,t> IN mo -,
days and w.n, l., i've, wuh IN. lamt. h.. oo, :,
much mare work dons mr. 81, mno.,. Il. ,..,'.
HE servants J,hota,s ana bcr,es ,,,n,. l..,..,.
beokr fhrtn from the;r sn,;i,. maze. an. tnn,,
ina, Inc sve NJ ,hs m.s,or or;cl.ares ,bs
the servant. He saw me besioniny and rnt,ns
II everything. and 10 Ills servants and labnrer,
instead II saving "t;o ami do il" he said 10
them. al 81 ne % nv buv, and n, ~ RpIwp,n
come and 90 ht. snor fuuna out sfraldiGrrrnce.
He siubbci ~ The whole ii ms Iniz, ami ferns.
AMI then pluwed inc Whole OF ms poor grass
land up and converted a great deal Il corn mo
meat Tor he sake Of manure, and he preserved
his bank wafer, che rssrnse Of manure, cut hi
hefgcs Gown which had not been FLASHED or
tory or fry years; Strengthened his zszsc
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We are indebted 10 R. NJ. Young, Commits.
missioner OF the Land Office, Tor copy OF his
able and valrable report. He states The interest
ing TACT, that The value OF The lands acquired in
New Mexico and California al 25 cents per acre
would be SSi,l72 48O.
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Black and fancy Cravats of oil qualities, Pocket
uandkerch,efs, Suspenders, Gloves, Merino and Cot.
ton Under Shirts. Also fine assortment oil SHIRTS OF
,Sr most Iashonabls style and of good quality Shout
der Braces Money Belts, &C sc.
Tie above Goods have been manufactured oy tue
subscriber and particular attention has been PAID 10
Getting them up right All who be in want are re-
ourstrd 10 call al No. 49, and examine his Stock which
they will find to compare with any stock ever before OF.
fered in the RIcHxoSp MAKER. AS far as the prices
ARE concerned they will be made right Call before you
Sxy or Won oy hare Gauss 10 regret It. Motto-Quiek
sciss aud small profits for the CASH.
April l3-tf SlLAS MERCdANl.
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rapx pr PROXY.

KNOW ALI Me. bf iiiE L fkhsbN >, ihht
20. me suasrrlhrr-, hrin. >tockhoifs W 'hr 1d"rs
River aud Kinawha Company. 90 hrtfos eonsu'n'e
an, ,nnn,ut or tnic ani liwhii attorney anu
may Ia each u - ~ ali Tue grhria MEET
Ia. ~ t.- Stockholders ~ -ad ompanI heih "Hh'h
az month. from 1nd atrrthf da'- Thereon. whe" W.
80, NJ, n,rSa lal!y pu>rnt nr represented ~ zone o'r
n,,,v witb fuii power AMI authority II snch erh'fd
m.,tlucs Ia give such vote 81 'nrS an' 10 ~ hn''
I-I net or each Of " conid give nf 40 NJ !
~. n,trf Of the sad meeting II Ne were p-f-"hah5
,r.srnt AMI ". no hereby fauly anh confirm "na'
ever vote or VOTES or acts, cur sih al,"fnr' mS
lawfully give do Tor ~, IL pursuance oi Inc au'ho
rty h-,phy conferred upon nm
tv,,nr.- nnr hands aud sral- this - day ~ -,
! one ,liousand ei INT hundred lnd -.
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SUTTON & WINSTON.

SUTTON & WINSTON.
ROGERS, COMMISSION AND FOR
VI WARDING MERCHANTS, No. 80
Main street, Richmond, Virginia,
Are receiving large and varied assortment OF arti
cles in their line to which they invite the attention
merchants, farmers, Golfers, &C. Our assortment con
sists OF the following
so hhds R, N and clarified Sugars
so bills prime clarified do
30 boxes loaf do
25 bbs crushed and pulverised do
so hhds and bb!s Moasses
10000 lbs Bacon Sides
100 hams, part very fine
lao bags Rio Coffee, strictly prime
rs bags Laguayrn Coffee
50 bags Java do
1000 lbs Cotton Yarn
25 boxes Tobacco-par unsweetened
70 bbs Whiskey, embracing every quality
90 quarter casks Madeira and Port Wine
20 half pipes French Brandy
$50 bbls old Isle of Wight Apple Brandy
o5 bills No Family Roe iierrings
100 kegs Nails; |, 900 sacks Salt
20,0O9 Cisars-fiavana and Principe
1900 lbs Sole Leather
20 packages Tea
40 bushels Clover Seed
100 lbs Fresh Nutnegs
100 lbs Gloves; 10 bags Pepper
IS boxes sperm, Adamantine and tallow Candles
o5 hbl, Tar; 10 bags Allspice
tierces Rice.
Also. Cotton and Hemp Lines, Bed Cords, Axes
Seine Thread and Irvine, Cocoa, Mace, Ginger, Cot
ton and Wool Cards, Lamp Oil, Stone Ware, Lime,
Plaster, Indigo, Cheese, Shoe Thread, Rasins. Mus
tard, Vinegar, Soap, Powder, &c.-al of which they
offer for sale al low prices.
March 90 SUTTON d WINSTON.