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WAsHISoToS, January "a, le4a
II gives me pleasure to say that am acquainted
with the proprietor OF the above medicine and also
with number OF gentlemen, who have tested Its eff
cacy; and have no doubt, from the unimpeachable
character of the gentlemen who have volunteered
their certificates that they can be fully relied on
ULYSSES WARD
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WAeHISoros, January TO- le46.
i gives me pleasure to recommending Compound
Extract OF Snrsaparilla prepared by DR. Schwartz,
az | have knowledge 0! It's constituent parts. be-
lsve that will achieve more for the afflicted than
any other preparation Of Sarsaparia now before the
public. II. +. CONDICT, NJ. d.
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o.
Having been made acquainted by Dr. Schwartz
with the Ingredients Of his preparation of Sarsaparla,
concur with the medical gentlemen above In regard
ing II as an alternative OF great efficacy, and insall
cases TO w.ich such Alternative IL adapted Of great
power. BENZ. s. ROHRER, NJ. %.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-26
WINES AND LIQUORS AT REDUCED
L-.-. PRICES.

WE WILL hereafter sell all the following WINES and
w LIQUORS at irsm 10 to IS per cent below our former
prices:
75 baskets nedsieck CHAMPAGNE VINE
20 do Gieslerss champagne Of extra fine quality
rs do Bochiis champagne fair article
rs do Shield brand pts. and qts.
35 dor. old reserve MADEIRA, vintage 1915,
DC - London l.. r., very fine
10 :" Sercial, old and fine
II Bnsl Madeira, very old and fine,
10 % Malmsey do a choice article.
l2 I" Grape Juice do very old.
III :" Ponar's Bro. sherry, extra fine, HUH.
u % DO $ fine article, .E
l2 9 Amrnlad0 pale sherry very fine.
+ 10 " OLD PORT WLNE,very fine.
so OLD COGyA C. BRAND pale and dark.
10 OLD AfONONGAHELA WHISKY y. very prime.
With great variety other wines and liquors all which
will he sold unusually low @ SlMhlS son.
PS We have on hand part OF the stock oil Madeira and
Sherry Of the late Walter Smith, which selected from
HE stock Of wines with much care, and will be sold much
below his yed prires ten years ago, .4,a S. q s.
anl--dly Pa avenue, opposite Jackson Hall.
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SOUTHERN QUARTERLY REVIEW

Terms--s5 90 per annum- be paid In
advance.
A. J. COMMUNICATIONS TO BE POST PAID, AND
ADDRESSED TO "BURGES & JAMES,
No. 100 East Bay, Charleston, S O."
- Notice Of disconNnUance niust b. gfre THREE months
IN advance Of the expiration Of he subscribed or time
TO THE SUBSCRIBERS TO TIE SOUTHERN
QUARTERLY REVIEW,
IN THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN STATES.
Mr. ROBERT r. SEyIE and Mr. oRMSBY BLAND,
ING only authorised agents for collecting MONEY ana
subscriptions IN the above portion of the Unon-hs az
thorty given 10 Mr. ABRAHAM RrssELL having been Mih'
drawn more than eighteen months ago. Our suosenotIs
will therefore obIge by settling only win lhsm OF re-
hitting directly 10 Us we will not recognise any other r.
celpts Tor money except from them or ne ~o
may init by mall bIheEo .AMls,
NJ Editors ef newspapers throughout the country will
otIgr us BY ingerns this Bollce.
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WAsniNdToS, January 25, 1919.
Most Of the gentlemen named above arc known to
me az citizens OF high responsibility; and the pro-
cssional portion of them are of the best standing
among the physicians Of this community
W. w. SEAToN, Mayor.
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BARBER,s EMBRocATIoN

Ss1ryN This preparation will cure Strains Y66EN
HfNS Bruises, Stiffness Of JOINTS Cuts Old NTNN
cured Ulcers OF ten years standing Relief Is given In
snavins, by Its application And for Fsa and Pole'eyl
II Is a sure cure.
Also Barbers Horse Poirders restore the bad condl.
lion Of the horse and TO DESTROY WORMS, which give
co much pain 10 that noble boast.
Barbers Horse Bais (or Coughs and Catarrh) are my
own preparation, and not rumprted TO the world ms
specific, but the best found out Sold al SroITS Drug
Store "
NIB All diseases treated, by the subacriher srlsn
tifc principles lie is regular bred Farrier and eau
always be found al the JPashingon Sabs ready 10 attend
the calls OF the public. jan Isl GEO. sBARBER
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DECEMBER REPORT.

DECEMBER REPORT.
T,IiE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COM,
PANY, 7h street, opposite the General Pest ONCE has
issued during the month Of December, 1873 one hundred
and eighty nine new Policies, viz
To Merchants aud Traders6l To Mechanics ~
" Clerks 22 \" Manufacturers "a
7" Physicians D " Seamen y
Cisrgymsn Publishers and Editors
" Lawyers Secs. oil ms cos .
Ladies q - Naval Ofilcen =
8 Brokers 4 Other occupations
II s
New Policies issued IN December lSs
ROBERT L. PATTERSON, President
Ez,l G. hInIER, Secretary.
HARVEY LINDSEY.
Medical Examiner
Pnhe atoms TO be lad al the Office Of the Company
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NEW yALUBLE LAW BOOK.
THE BLACK CODE OF THE DISTRICT OF CoLUM
BIA being complete dgested Code OF all the Laws al
large general and municipal relating the coore popula
tio whether free slave In force in the District Of Column
ba and within the limits Of the Corporations OF washing
and Georgetown the LIST Of November, ISIS; the
whole arranged according the subjects Of the laws them
selves by Worthington O. Snethen Councillor Law.
Just published, in pamphlet price 60 cents For sale by
ian 21-n r. TAYLOR. r
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NEW yALUBLE LAW HOOK.

Dress Circle and Parquette 80 cents. Private Boxes
IS cents. Gallery rs cents
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To conclude with The Burleita Of
A GLANCE AT NEW YORK.

:
Nose .. Mr.. BURKE.
Lie Miss La ROCHE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-06
THE SONS OF TEMPERANCE

Held Grand Division al Charlottesville lasl
week, aud their proceedings arc reported In The
JeffeI sonian-sone 60 out of The 203 Divisions
10 the State were represented by 100 Members
This Order has made rapid progress in Virginia,
aud nov numbers about $1,000 lnembrIs-ia
nrariy every county there Is Division. The
following officers were elected Tor The ensuing
year:
VIM Drink4rd, Petersburg, G w Patriarch,
Lucian Miaor Luusl c II, e w Associate,
Tn Evans, Richmond. 6 Scribe,
P Van Deursen 6 Treasurer,
Rev NIX Riley S'aunton, q Chaplain.
P Roller, Mi Ga loTd, Rock, G Conductor,
Oh K Hyde, MI Sidney, Angus a, = Sentinel,
T NJ Gally, Wheeling. G w Patriarch,
The salary OF the G Scribe has been raised 10
$500 pr anuum.
The Grand Division will NEE! mex year in
The following places: Petersburg in January,
Lynchburg ia April, Morsan'own in July, and
Charlottesville 10 October.
There was a grand procession OF more than
300, OF all branchss Of the order; viz: the Ma
,ioaal Division with t,u., The Grand Division
with ed, The Subordina,es with raite regalas;
and The Cadcis OF temperance. The Armory
Band gave them tne music. The services were
opened with prayer by Rev. L. Nj. Leland
addresses delivered By Rev. MIX Riley, Rev
Mr. Poi:al, Capt. Dimmock, and Messrs. Luz
clan Minor, A K. Blake OF Madison, Rev. MIR.
Long OF Lypchburg and Mr. Gally OF Vince.
ling.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-06
si,649. 63l Is 81 57s,455 So

,Ineludng partial Payments on "BIlls Discounted :"
We certify the foregoing 10 be correct and
True, 10 lhs hes, Of our knowledge and bei,f
w. w. SERVER.
ROBT. MORRISON,
ROBr. BANE.
DA MEL 81 EENROD,
NEIL MNAGHTEN,
tn. JOHNSTON, Jr.
Directors OF ". w. Bank OF Virginia.
Wheeling, October ID, lS49.
Ohio County, SIS
Before lhr subscriber, Justice of The Peace
for Ohio county in The State Of Virginia, this
day in my said county, came Dani.l Lamb,
Cashier OF the North Western Bank of Virginia,
and made oath, in due form, that he foregoing
statement Is just and true to the best Of bis know
ledge and belief Given under my hand This 18Th
day OF October, is!9
Justice Of the Peace
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-06
MORE CQRNI

Our friend, D. Walker Haxal, ESQ., has sent
US noble ear OF corn, we.flled and with very
large grains, which grew on his fertile farm al
Pickanocky, few miles from this city. 1t is The
fines. ear OF corn we remember 10 have seen, be-
Ing longer than the corn from Ben Lomond nc
ticed few days since-but III. gains being
larger, are mol quite so numerous
We have also before US long and Beautiful
ear of Ain, Homny corn, grown by Mr.. Peter
Kohl. gardener at The New Marker. Our
German in.orman, states that tweny three bar>
rolls ot hi, corn were raised on one acre. This is
an aImos, incredible produe,-bul, The grain oil
mi, fine ear is slrikirsly beautiful.
These TWO specimens may be seen al our Of,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-06
rur MAID OF CHEROKEE.

Mar where Coosa placid tdo,
ar, Inc bright waters 10 the sea,
..ar upon Inc mountain side,)
nxrIls Tho Maid i Cherokee
T.he maid mat h1ia ire cup for me,
NV rosy girl OF Cherokeo.
e., from the worlds snsnaring tolls,
Vn-fe Fashion spreads her glided net,
In Natures innocence ana smiles,
This KIND and aflless maid mel
ms maid tnat ho!d The cup Tor me
My rosy Girl Of Cherokee.
Tbs hue Of health and grace Of youth,
Her torn and face alike adorni
Her ewes. replele with love and truth,
shiue soft as beams Of Summer mcrRi =
The ma that held the cup for me,
Ny rosy gif; OF Cherokee.
Her lustrous eyes and Mornings light,
Atonce unfold their lovely raysj
,T,s iii .ucn kindred beams unite,
To fill with Joy the opening days -
The maid that held the cup for mo,
Ny rosy girl OF Cherokee.
And, when, at eve, a mo'lower light
Fioa's calmly through the .panaied SKIES,
No t~iukiiug star shines hall 80 bright,
As these whoa sparkle n ner eyes
The maid that held The cup Tor mo-
My rosy slrl o; Cherokee.
Who,hsr across the do~v lawn,
Or, by the sizing, her steps trace
Al noun, or eva, or early dawn
She seems tho goddess OF Inc piaeo
The maid that held the cup LOT mo,
Ny rosy girl OF Cherokee
In some sequester'd vale, ike this,
Prom VANITY aad envy rec,
Diana held her Court OF bliss,
Like my dear Maid of Cherokee
The maid that held tue cup for me,
NY rory Orr Of tAeokes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-06
DIED,

Died, al The residence OF her son, Washington
B Ross, (oa Church Hill. yesterday mofaue, at
6 O'clock. Mrs ELz. Ross, widow Vi the ae
David 4 Ross, oI TINS city.
nied al the Meadows, in the Counts OF Hanover, on
W,Jn,.ia, morp,ug the ai.h Oct al O'Clock W.,
Mr., MARTHA a TaLi.Iy, cansott oi Wililnmson
Taey, E.q of said place LEAVING husband and seven
small children t. benioan their itIepafab'e loss -
Thr sul.ct of tins memoir deserves the highest culo
ry Tor she was truly good and pons lady-none more
go in the estimation Of the Writer Of thls hisy nooe,
ana Of her numerous friends aud acquantanees. she
had been n member oil the Baptist church for many
wears and was highly esteemed by her church Tor het
Christian virtues and great piety.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-06
CHAs. GENsEr, Secretary.
ANNUAL REPORT.

The Managers OF this Society, in presenting
her thirteenth annual report, sincerely wish Il
vas in their power 10 say lha. there has been
any decrease in the amount Of misery and des>
,ilu ion which has been b. ought 10 The no,ice OF
In. Society nee the last annual report This l.
a Measure however, which the s:ern evidence 81
tacts imrera,ively denies. The rum6er Of tam
lilies visi 4 is much greater Than during III last
wear. beiug now between 300 and 400. The IN
creased amount oil poverty and wfcIcte o. SIS
ccraned, has been CORE spondeni W'h the eA-
tended investigation which has been mace noas
those who are lis suhjec.s; wAnI ordering d.
mnst unon iamiue, he's ben ~ oplec' u sueh
t,eouppl contemplation, that il his iuaS ceased 10
excite any asUnsbmenI
As 10 increase the horrors Il conohioh
s,,esdy scarcely supporable, the Al'ighty mas
hscn nles s.d. in his inscrutatlc VISION, whhin
The mas, year, to lay b hand heavily upon Inc
ob;prls ri your compassion and eeHeYolshce -
Tbat mosI fatal OF all diseases the As'aiic chnle-
;, h. ,rue desccntan, oil The 'pestilcnce Whica
walke,h In darkness" SO eleq1enIly described IN
,be sac,ed volume, has commired fearful rava-
ase ,mono.t this class oil our iellow.citizens. IL
MANY Instances il has deprived The vile oil the
husband The child OF bo.h father and mother, the
roo,htr Of The son whose daily wages formed The
,fIy means by which she Could SUSTAIN pre-
carious existence. All these persons' ihose cs'
reased By The &C: of lne Almighty, ard 'en en-
ljreIy helpless, appeal 10 you in iansuage
which il is impossib Tor humanity 70 resist
OF the luil extent OF their fsaiinl cslam'J We
ha We never bHen able 10 form an accurate esu'
mate, but we submit, along with his report,
statement made BY charitable lazy VINO F."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-06

The Wheeling idse was fully 'es!ed on Sat.
urjay last The directors and engineers passed
over the bridge in stage coach drawn BY four
beau iful horses, and turned with thirty per-
IONS therein, accompanied BY scores of citizens
and music. Hundreds on the bridge witnessed
the feat, which scarcely waved the immense
structure as it was accomplished.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-06

The Lynn (Massachuset bay State OF
the 18Th Oct. produces abua' list from the
Blue Book of al he officers who have been en-
ploye in The custom house of Salem. aud shows
Thai "drring period of ten years, and while
The wings were charging the democrats with sp-
propriating All tho offices 10 themselves, they
HELD MORE OFF .ES than The dsmoera's,
and re eived DOUBLE THE AMOUNT CT
SALARY-the wings averaging Ell zen officers,
and III. democrats niae; the wings ieceiVing
SIS 0s2 g., The democrat, S22, 40 G2 Bal nee
In layar uf the federal waigs over TWENTY
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS Awful pros
scrintiOn that !!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-06
HE WHEELING DISTRICT.

Letters from intelligent and reliable lfierus ~
TWO OF The most important counties satisfy 10 'n".
the Wings will be disappointed in their nopes :,
disastrous discussions among our ffieno'' aIN
that our excellent candidate, George w. lhoh'p'
son, Esq, will be elected by handsome msIoi''
~.
One of the letters says:
81 have no fears Of a favorable issue. Colohel
Thompson with US cf The mountain counnes -
POPULAR an1 Colonel Haymund, the WING cam
didat-, i, SAID 10 be very unpopular in thr llvei
Counties During The deliberations oil The Cohv W,
lion soms OF T Martins friends withdrew. ! ns
morning after, however, Marin came i sadaad
and, in feeling and conciaIory spiri', Peauts;
himself 10 support the nominee aud oeese" ms
friend. 10 aid him. II was manly and magua"'
nous in Marin, and had most happy enee.L
Il shut up the mouths oil The Wings anu Pou'eu
OF! over the troubled waves OF our own Pdiy.-
Raymond is seeking Influence by secIional ap-
peals; but can assure You that we "eie ne'ei
more Democratic than now"
A letter from river county says:
"The vote may be small, as il would De al any
time under similar circumstances, on' NOV sum,
cienlly so to endapser our success. eau ,o' -
bur one opinion, viz: hat Colonel ihouips. t
1riH b., elected by as large majority % NIL
Newman was"
We lrus, that hereafter this noble Demoefa'i~
District will Danish all the hear>burninss W1ich
have given pain 10 lis friends throughout 'Le
District.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-06

rnAsxPssT, Ky. Oci Slst.
The Court cave d, del IN favor uf Morse, sus.
talhi6g nis pat"n, July, aud also sustaining ne
INJUNCTION, fofoi icins me use VI the Colon biau
instfoment aurins ,ne existence vi Morse's pa,
tent. Mr. O'Reiy has appealed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-06
WASH notion Nov l, P. NJ.

HV"''lMs"tS0g tI6 FT6Nd NJ.
Amory Hobroos, vi Mas, 10 BIZ District At>
torney for Oregon, 10 the place Of Mr.. Coombes
resigned
Blythe Secretary oftAs Treasury
John McGennes, to be Chic, Clerk of the
Treasury Department in place OF MIR. Young
resigned
George Harrington. to DO principal Clark in
the place Of Mr.. Medicines promoted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-06

In, m account OF the garments in which snas
$50 c,o,hed their hearts. Here The schoo'hias
,sr !. ahrosd and the seeds Of vrluous eaucsuen
ora nrnins.ly scattered upon The ninas " uS
rising generation, bringing forth coed run, ano
ey,efmina,ing The noxiols weeds OF isno.a ~
ard prejudice. Here every man IS peihi" "
cir under his own vine and fig tree, ana 10 enjoS
The ifuils OF his own industry wlthou. in ..
ton. exert wien the molocn oi aequ .',s,;on
wriEes from corrupt AID mistaken lIs "I,ar.
privileges al the expense 81 N: genera nnnn.
Here plen,y crowns the woik OF peace WIN aouuI
dance, and from len thousand sources aie ee.
The songs oil Joy and gladness. o,;, ,ar,y
Tell u.s. fyr.oo,h, that the democratic pa'y y
has exercised no agency in The Proaucnon -. -,
This picture OF wide spread peace, peh'y' a ~,
prosperity Why, it has been the iea,en ' ha.
bos Ieayened the entire lump It's Pol.cy nss
pervaded The body polite. as mercury p1 vain
the physical system, penetrating INTO e.e,J !.
and ar,ey. Its influence has been, ana yet Is
as al.-peryading as he atmosphere We ,nun-
Il has fashioned the public sentiment OF . I,
sh;ns ,uwns, boroushs, cities, States, Inc onion
Ind d slant lands, groaaipg in oPpresslon'
have confessed its revivifying presence. Gan
the nrinciples Of party which has governed 81
long and well be dangerous Does Tree 'ha'
has brought forth such goud fruits deserve 10 oe
bewu down. Men do not gather grapes run
lhorns, nor figs from this,les. Mol J. ne oem Gun
ocra,lc policy has endured he test OF l'me, aau
on every hand rise up the proofs Of its mica s.
surab,e Superiority. .a"d il 'rsA t''um,n! iv'
. season The CLOUDS of error may overshadow l.,
but ke the sun, it will IN due time elherse ~ y,
meridian splendor, dsrelling The dark !o';. y,
night, and coeering the world with lis sl1'iyns
beams. Con- age then, democrats! ouf p,'nr
ciples are as immutabe az truth itseii anu l'eJ
cannot long remain under the rrproach o. even
a,mirp condemnation. -LancasfeT I "a 1nse1.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-06
uSlON BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

The regular annual meeting OF the Union
Benevolent Society Of Richmcnd was held Oh
Monday evening, October 22c, in The Lec;ura
Room Of ST., Paul's Church. MIR. Jamcstkyans
was called TO The chair, and Mr.. Charles Gennei,
appointed Secretary.
Tine meeting was opened win prayer by Rev.
Mr. Kepple!. Mr. P. Van Deufsen: in behalf Of he
LADIES, presented the annual report. III. Socie,
~ then projected to he election o; officers Tor The
ensuing year, as fellows:
MISS WRENN, Isl Direc,css,
MRS. NEALE % Dire tess,
MISS TAZEWELI.. Secretary,
MRS. VAN DEURSEN, Treasurer
Managtr,-Mrs. J. B. Taylor, Mrs Black
we'll. mrs. Evans, Mrs. Dr. Cabe!l. Mrs. Jvhc
wight. Mis- RIDDLE, Mrs. Richard Hal, MIS-
FArTar, Mrs. Reid, Mrs Dabney, Mrs. Street.
Mrs. Dr. Cunningham.
VERY appropriate addresses were Then made
by Mr.. Van Deursen, Rev. MIR. CLARKE, Rev
MI Kepper and Mr.. 5. REEVE, after which he
meeting a,ijonrned, with prayer and tenedlc'ion
by Rev Mr.. Clarke.
y JAMES EVANS, thnnma
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-06

BAPTISTS.--The following tabls, COMPLIED
by Rev. HOLMAN. Secretary of the Southern
Home Mission Board (says the Macon Journal
and Messenger presents the relative position of
tho BaPtis,s, as to numbers. in The Southern and
Southwestern States. IN the left hand column
IL gwen the proportion Of The members to the
populations, and in tho right hand the proportion
OF ministers 10 the population:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-06

Ms1.yca,LY PRospicr.-Tne New Haven
Courier a Wing paper, says: "It is fact, that
the Wing party have iule 10 cheer them bu'
hi, NUN iniPoriIyn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-06

STATE or THE NORTH WESTERN BANK
of VIRGINIA, INCLUDING BRANCHES AT
WELLSBURG AND PARKERSBURG.
Oct lat. ls49 Oct LIST, 1913.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-06
POETRY.
TaC MAIN M CHEROKEE.

t1E NatD Ut Otft q
During tho last winter. or early Spring tns io"
Porter, Of Alabama, while his way from Tuskaoosa'
TO Cave Spring, Georgia, where he al'ohas residence
ma. from the stage In which he was journeying
and seriously fractured his thigh lie was taken to
nschborins house, ard there kindly minstered unto
and at ended. While PROSTATE, and suffering much
agony from the fracture, hs young lady of tho house.
vsy beautiful GIRL handed him refreshments aud dld
him many other acts Of gentle ard sympathizns kino
ness In this situation, and under the ind renee o'
grateful feelings inspired by tho benevolent
OF this young and lovely eup-beater, his tnousn
ranged themselves In the foil wing appfopi'a'o oAo
beautiful ixprOnps, which we find IN inc ons''',o"
Coulter. The accident happened In INC 'h''oA''
Yesion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-06
Richmond. Nov. Isl, lS49.

.Refsrrng 10 three ladies al the residence oil Eoot
A. Mayo. Esq. ,o,,n
tPocahontss, after arriving In England and being
carefully instructed In The principles OF Christianity
was publicly baptsed, and received with Royal "0"0's
al the Court Of st James.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-06
nocrRINR OF EQUALIZATION.

EE. MIS-. l." VAN pEbhsEN, r.ac
Money has been received ana EXPENDED ~ inc pepo
sto,y that does not appear in the Treasurers account
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-06

Bills discounted, viz:
PromissoTy notes and
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-12-05
PLANTERS HOTEL,
BY ROBERT LATTA,


LATE EsY G.. III. DAVIS,
Would respectfully announce. thar he has
now in charge the above nell located Hotel,
convenient to the most business part of the
Town, for travellers; directly on all streets
passing through--and now undergoing thor.
ough repairs. He earnestly solicits call
from his friends and the public geucralv-for
nc feels confident that they cannot be other
wise than pleased, rs no pains will be spared
to make all comfortable.
a variety of the best Liquors can be had at
the Bar, crcept on Sundays. Gohdards old
1893 brandy and other fine Liquors in bottles:
the most favoritc brands of Champagncs: the
choicest brands Of lSegars and Tobacco; Scotch
Ale in pnts; SODA WATER and ICE will be
kept constantly on hand during the summer
season.
Gooa Stables, roomy lots for Drovcrs, and
always plenty of corn, oats and fodder, and
attensive hostlcrs
lie is agent for the Northern Line of Sta
gcs.
n. B.-Omnibuses run regularly to and
from the Rail Road Depot for passengers,
who can also be accommodated with car
rage buggy or horse to 20 into the country.
Camden, May ID, 1910. ii If