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The Pennsylvania Abolition Convention

The Philadelphia Bulefin states that the an
nexed are some OF the resolutions passed al the
Pennsylvania Anii-Slsyery Convention, held a,
West Chester
Resolved, That the American church As a body I'm
the sanction and support which II gives TO American
slavery by receiving TO its communion tables and
lite pulpit these steslers CT men; by ts reprosche
accommodation. and persecution. OF those who plead
the cause Of the dumb and him that hath no helper
by comforting its hopors upon the oppressor while IL
refuses to be refuge for the oppressed by allowing
its members unrebuksd elect slave holders TO the
pro slavery constitution Of the United States has
proved itself utterly unworthy Of the name OF Christ
and ought not to be regarded or treated as christians
Resolved That those persons In the free States who
give any voluntary support 10 the constitution Of the
United States are ,sveholders and idSlaters.n
Resolved That the present Congress Of the United
States has stamped itself with ind.ble insmy by the
passage Of the Fugitive Slave bill and that every
D.. ssg ~ and s,,ry man reo vote. or the
who aids in its execution, is guilty Of ucaehery to
humanity, and treason against God.
Resolved, That John ltan, Of Ohio, Judge Of the
Supreme Court Of the United States, by his flaming
zeal In deciding fugitive slave in favor Of the
tyrsnt and rsvisher and against the victim Of the rs
Wished and 20 running, By heavy tnos and costs many
OF the moot humane and beneyoen men In the nation,
as we'll as hurting back 10 the Of slavery those
who at every peril had ercaped deserves 20 have hs
name enrolled bis on the scroll Of everlasting nfS nv
With sJenries OF England, CO Nero ON the throne 81
Rome.
The following resolution was offered, but not
adopted. The Bvhefts submits il to show the SEN
timent that existed among the body.
Received, That the government Of this country te
ing open rebellion and treason against the government
Of God by Its support Of slavery its daughter Of the
Seminole indians. b murder OF 81 900 Mexcans, and
seizure Of vast extent Of their country for ssvehod
ipg-the enactment OF laws, with fearful penalties,
against the highest, hottest, and paineet demands of
Christian Kindness and philsnthroPy-any church
that Voluntarily supports that government, whose
members vote in II or are with their own consent
voted for h scandal aud libel truth aud goodness
ssypsgcsue Of satan. an enemy Of rish.eovsncs and
Of God and, such, should DO spurned as the most
dangerous aud fatal foe to the Interests and
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MONEY ARK It.

| sATuRDAr, Oct. 19-6P.M
The stock market not so firm this morning ana
the transactions were comparatively limited Railroad
bonds were In demand Long Island experienced the
greatest improvement, and the operations were 10
some extent. At the nrst board to-day s. gs fell.
| on = per cent Erie Income Bonds ~ Delaware ana
Hudson Canal u; Farmers Loan, a; Canton Com.
pany, Ia since previous sale; Morris Cans a; Read
ing Railroad, \; Penn. SIS advanced a per cent; Fri.
bonds new, u; Harlem, AZ Long Island, IL; Nor.
wieh and Worcester, q. There has been more seti
witty In Norwich and Worcester Railroad stock thar
We have noticed for long time and IL the mpres,o.
In the street that II will continue divi lend OF
three per cent will be paid In January making FIVE
and half per cent for the year TIE quotation in th
report OF sales IS per cent on one hundred
over IS per cent has been paid in making the actual
price per share but $40 Thi, is very cheap TOR eve
per cent stock.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port to-day amounted TO 500 100 2 payment,
ss6077 81. Balance, 81 500 1913 10.
The amount Of coal transported on The Reading Rail-
road, for the week ending the 18th inst. was Is35S
tons. Total, for the season, 1oc315l tons against
e6os6l tons for the time last year Transported
on the Lehigh Canal for the week 20 go tons Total
s3So5l. The tonnage the Reading Railroad exceeds
all precedent. IL IL stated that the company have
seventy nine locomotives In active operation aud that
the gross cash receipts for October will not fall much
short Of four hundred thousand dollars.
The gross receipts OF the Cheshire Railroad Compa-
ny for the month Of September in each Of the past
two years, we're annexed -
CHEuiRE RALnoaD
The earning.o the Cheshire Railroad for Sep
TENDER, 1850 we're. f25,6Sf
For September, 1s49, they were. ......... l6,05e
Increase 81 per cent. ............. ss9N
In October ls4e the receipts OF this railroad we're
SSH, which exceeded any previous mouth. Great
activity prevails on the line, which IL beginning
to feel the effects Of the 0gdensburg, Rutland, aud
whitehall Railroads. Thecspital stock ofthe Cheshire
consists Of 900 shares which at par sooooo)
Its debt is but 81 100000 The aggregate 81 $4,000
The interest at six per cent the capital and debt Ia
s14 600 per month and the current expenses sbost
81 500 monthly-together, s21 500 per month
In 1S49 the receipts we're as follows
June. ......... s132Ts September. Slssse.
yuly............ 1920 October. .,..... ls7II
August ........ 1S22s November ...,. lsop
Being freight road. the earnings OF November sr-
Deed those Of june and July IL s fair 10 anticipate
the receipts Of october and November will each equal
thoee Of ssptsmber. and amount TO t5i oOs
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Gifv POIlfica

CARSON FOR MAyoR.-Meetipgs in favor of Carson for
Mayor to be held next week In the Second ward
Eleventh ward and Thirteenth ward.
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allow II 70 be inserted and that It was not r,sssn.
able unusual, to ssk the to comply n eueh
He also contended that ths second part Of the
defendants answer was illegal avoidanee of the
plaintiffs reply. II there rsdund In the rs-
ply the only wsy the defendant ahsud have sotsd
TO strike 1t out move to bring IL to srrum ant
There direct denial Of the libel necessary unSs
the present system argumentstive denial IA ~
good ~ Q denial in particulars. The allegation con
tanned In the libel Is that the plaintiff is charged With
eonspiripg with other parties by false perursd
testimony, to obtain the cunviction Of nnosept
men-the Drugs father and son-and the plsinti1
sets out the motives by which he sotuatsd in his
movements, and states that the motive correct
motive The plaintiff denies that he entered into any
conspiracy.
The Court-Is the word any - in the reply?
Mr. Graham-He denies all conspiracies
The Ceurt-You made use of the words Z" any con-
spiracy" in your argument andI merely asked II that
term wae in your reply
Mr.. Grahsm-I the word Anyn Is not In the
pleadings; he denies all conspiracies.
Mr. Galbraith-He denies all conspiracies, except
this one with which We charge him.
The CourtIwhas legal reason Is there for not deny
Mr.. Graham-we have denied all conspiracies, and
We contend that privileged to reserve to
selves an Affirmative right Counsel then went 70
contend for the relevancy Of plaintiffs reply.
The Court said reply totally irrelevant 10 Insult
Client and the insunciency may consist In being ire
levant.
Mr.. Graham continued to argue his case mn to the
rising of the Court when the further hearing was cd
journed TO next day.
Der. 1e.-ln consequence Of other engagements OF
Mr.. Clark, the argument was adjourned to Tuesday
next, at ~ o'clock.
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mees says, sit is now scarcely seven weeks since
Jenny Lind arrived in this country. During that
time, she has given concerts which have produced
say $4,000, and contributed to various benevo-
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City InfoIllRenee.

ACCIDENT ON THE THIRD AvENuE.-rhe awful result
of furious and reckless driving fully illustrated
yesterday afternoon between four and i've oclook
the Third 1t appears two small buggy wagons
with spirited animals attached each containing tive
young men, coming down the avenue, short dis
lance below "Strykersn at rapid speed when one of
the vehicles came in collision with country wagon
and horses, loaded with lumber which threw the two
persons upon the ground with such violence that
Of them Augustus 0mested, received rightful cash
in the back Of the head and fracture Of his
left arm. His companions approached him for dead
and to their surprise found him still alive but speech
less. They quickly conveyed him to his home, In
Eighth street where he attended to by hyssian
The other young only slightly hurt, and the
vehicle nearly dashed to pieces The above should
warning to al persons who practise furious
driving on the road or In the city
LADY Run OVER A HAcK.-Yesterday afternoon,
about three o'clock, elderly lady, named Angelina
Meyer residing in South Ninth street, Wiliamsburgh,
was crossing broadway from the corner of Rector
street. Owing to the slippery and muddy eondh-
ton Of the Russ pavement abe fell down in the middle
Of the street, surrounded by number Of omnibuses
and other vehicles and before he could from
her dangerous position, the wheels OF hack struck
her head and injured her severely. number of
citizens went to her assistance and conveyed her tc
the side walk and thence to her residence In a cab
CAMrHESE.-0n Friday evening. At seven O'Clock the
dwelling house No. ga Walker street. set IRE to
from the bursting Of Q camphene lamp. The fame0
were extinguished with but trifing damage
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Arrival OF the Philadelphia, with about q
Million of Dollars I'm Gold Dust.

The steamship Philadelphia, Capt. Pearson,
arrived at this port about four O'Clock yesterday
afternoon from Chagres.
The Philadelphia left New York September 2sth'
and arrived at Chagres October eth; making the
passage out in eight days and seventeen hours
Left Chagres October 9th, and arrived at Kings
ton, ia, on the llth; making the run in ffty-two
hours. Left Kingston October 18th, and arrived
of Sandy Hook October 18th; making the passage
from Chagres home in eigh. days four hours-run-
ming time.
She brings 100000 in gold, on freight, and
large amount in the hands of passengers
The health of Chagres is good, no deaths having
occurred there for a number of days The rainy
season is drawing to close.
Annexed is the
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up town gentry. We certain, that II the sodhsA
arstocracy have any share Of the musical taste and
enthusiasm exhibited by the middle classes who hsv
made Jenny Lind divinity they might do mi.
justice to the merits, beauty and natural gr a, D..
redii but they have not. In literature, ~, ,u.,o
they never exhibit moro than q shad a. =, .,,hn'
sasm, and that is put en- and on VIZ Their ars.ass
jewelry, and slippers Dres t., sr,t eonsdsr.on.
appearance goes hand and hand with it, and the small
nu VI s0'S'e follows, tasts int fashion by
si0. ues,ee' art has only dincuit encouragement
NM 90 out Of the question, or never thought Of.
.Suld not be surprised il the middle Glasses have
70 take up the magnificent enterprise Of Maretzek,
and the great work in their usual excel
lent style 1t remains to be whether Genn and the
democracy will not be efficient than all the tribes
Of schermerhorns the Joneses the Hsghts the Lang
dope the Astor the Costsrs the Smiths the Jenkinses
the whites the Blacks the Blues the Reds the Green's
the Hubbubs and the Humdrums and all the other ex-
quislte arstocratc families up town One thing Is GER
tain, the metropolis is to be alive at one end or the
other in the middle around the edges and, as Pa
rodi has sent to Marezek her sign manusl which we
have seen, and the characteristics OF which are omin
Gus of great achievements past present land to come
the enthusiasm Of the Opera season will soon be at Its
height Give us exctement-give US music-give Us
| fashion-give us taste-give us everything that is
worthy Of the great metropolis
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seipho,s AngIesey Lcs-Made, Solely by

~ osbt nv "a oPrns street, " r.. Tbt subscriber
unass 20 msnufactufe the above unerrns and
str Tor lost Limb, which lie has been tacesssfu
this country for the ten hs long sIps
renee in Europe and this country, TWENTY-FIVE
years. All who have the mittcrune TO osc Inns rels
spon oetsnirg the best substitute the world Also
rephoB ARTIFICIAL Hand. entirely and
tue Ter Lost hEnd 90 arranged that the epe
kad shst the hnsers grasp 40 Further On p
pheation or BY letter. prepaid. attended 70.
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Amount given in seven weeks. =.

Amount given in seven weeks. ..... sls,255
Our contemporary has omitted the charities also
given by her manager, the great Barnum, who
takes the lions half of all her proceeds. These
charities are as follows
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In the general war OF the $50 called
Cheap Clothing Embellishments p 4. Rogers, 70 Fulton
street does not rartcrate He simply calls attention 70
he list Of prices In the the qualities
styles Of his articles as exhibited on counters aaa
shelves Let the public put that and that toge he sa
far m
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The City Nominations.

Few York, Sunday, October go, 1850.
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Daguerrcotypes IvOry.-Thc subseri-
yea
s.e to % ss on sy s
rare con- sn,siOn =, effected ashnGwidssa X eminent
types With n the superb paint
but little more time than what Is Usually ieowci on bs
,pS S ss an a ne 'HsS
S1s Of P%g1 es al s
!ssSiss viii sasoatsd BY NJ Hspouss whose
% l. snf a Winch IS tho
S Portrait Of ':Pny s are ar snsSY rsss
Say .ernSr Of fulton street n . "a ~ ''''
Fine Arts.-Talbotypes OF any size In OH
d s. SSS T SS %
Il s y The
National Miniature Gallery, az BrOsawsy;
bANGESHElaSo DC.
In the general war OF the $50 called
no IL simply e tSas
he list Of prices the newpsEers ana to the qualities ana
shelves Le. the public pu that and that toge:her sad
street. Is continually thronged with customers and he is
handsone SsraSie ar splendid Article Of Boots: Shoes
ehesp.
Einarps Health Restorative Bittcrs. -.
There scarcely in Of US that does not knew
wi sus n ss s'x e a.
su T very PAINFUL disease :. p fSy pp % the
membrane stsmash give prns gastric
and both the body the For sAle 800 Hui
street and $50 Fulton street. 30 cents bottle
Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Abdominal SUPP
rprters BODY Bette suspepders, Bandagc &c. kc-oyer
the largest and best ASSORTMENT ~ the ETY. Tor sale Ss
CDAs H. RING Druggist, l92 broadway. corner Of JsL
street, ~
=, seiPho's Anglesey Lcg-Made Solely by
.nss and fSsfsi
stitute for lost limb, which 90 ia
this country for the past from hs long
Renee in Europe and this country, .vsntytvo
, az WhS lave ne @is.er.une 70 lose ms may rely
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The Boot ard Shoe Tradc.-Our Citizens
inqurins how IL 10 ths. Broohss Emporium, 10 ruiton
street continually hronges with customers and be Is
handsome, durable splendid article OF Boots Shoes
Caters and Slippers has large sssoItmeet, and sells
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Knapp,s HeaIth Restoratlve Bittcrs. :.


Tprters, BODY Belts Suspepder Bandagcs &c. ke.-Over
twenty different kinds Of the approved raker making
the largest and best assortment Ia the sale
CuAs H. RING Drusgis, iS2 Broadway. eosper Of JslA
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Fine Arts.-Talbotypes Of any size In OH
and ooors by the subscribers style
which has rendered these pictures inc popular Also
Daguerreotypes tafen particularly artical style Ts
public respectfully invited to examine specimens che
National Miniature Gallery, az Broadway.
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alive TO be made use OF at the trial and the plsintid
has no right 10 cucumber the pleadngs with the pre-
take sd,sptase Of am mp.rfetpn linn no.
Gays, pi.cluded from doing 80 thereafter Il is too
late after the sns-er Is pu; in Mr Gslbraith in con.
cluson, sid this case comes up In very volurninous
form and the defendant contents that the plsintiG IL
guilty 6 eonspirator; say boldly aud fcaressy
that be lesgued WITH others 10 ecnvict Innocent
man ard he does not dare 60 meet that charge
Thee are our allegations aud shsi be glad TO hear
Nhs the opposite patty has to cay in defence Of them
and then my associate (dr ClarKl viii reply
Mt Jokn Grahsm commenced his observations By
saying that he would refrain from vindieatinx his
client nom the ssp.rsions which had been cast upon
him ~ the council TOT the defendant though he could
completely do So and he would ain from INDUCING
In any remarks upon the defendsut 60 they would not
PERMITTED 20 spp,sr In the report Of the prooeed
ngs Tor that paper with which he Ne contested; Il
would he only usslessy occupying the time Of the
Court to retort here upon the client OF the osunss,
who had just concluded Mr.. Graham then applied
himself 10 the argument In support Of his ps sdngs
and said II was evident that the very lengthy and
volumiroue answer of the defendant, vas evidently
the production OF party by friendly TO the
code. The plaintiffs nfst objection IL, that 10
w.. -. no, voc nss Oh. ' 20. o.a, r.oss Vn
ton. Under IN. lead section Of the code, there
two modes Of denial, there ere two kinds Of avoid
ancts avoidance by law asd avoidance In fsots
The Court-Nhst new matted Ia there In the demuf
rer!
Mr. Grahsm did not mean to contend that there v.s
IL seemed to him that IL very unnecessary de-
murfer Referred to the ls9h section OF the ccde /
he then oohtsLded that there can BE- no irregularities
In the pleading under the code Counsel for the de-
pdsbt says, that the plaintiff did state that this
Publication is false And malicious, but that IL not
necessary the law presum,s u to be false and libel
lous.
The Court remarked that ia suit for Indebtedness,
the Law presunes eness yet u requires proof Of
promise to pay
MT Clsfk-Psrhsps the reason why the plaintiff did
not say In his psint tue Libel was false, be-
cause be had 10 swear TO ~.
Mr. Grshsm continued to contend, mat II vas not
necessary to state that the libel false mseous
because the Law presumes both that HE sver to
nlafuffre Proposition. and AZ t.~h nj al
language vas necessary to make the pleadings CON
pis,s he submitted that the eourt has the power 70
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-18

EnORERT McNAMEE, MAKER OF SUR
En, GICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS,
asks the attention OF Physicians and Dentists to his
stock, which will be found to comprise all kinds Of
Dental and Surgical Instruments, Trusses Cutlery, &c.
He likewise to order and repairs all descriptions
of Instruments Thankful for the liberal patronage he
has already received he trusts to be able to merit con-
nuance Of it, by increased business facilities and de-
termination to give entire satisfaction to his patrons
MAIN STREET, Opposte American Hotel.
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a tOfFEf. loo sheets Brazers' Copper, 90 30,
~ from to 50 lbs; bar Copper various sizes Sheet
ing doz-tor sale by JOHN N. GORDON q SON.
N B-tiats, raised bottoms, breasts and extra sizes
OF all kinds, furnished at short notice.
lD Wanted, old Copper, for which cash will be
paid or taken Ia exchange for tin plate sheet and bar
Copper, sheet lron or other Goods.
my3 J. ~ G. & SON
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kSRIV ATE PEsACTiCE.-DR PLUME 4,
IL co. may be consulted usual, on the subject of
all delicate diseases Straa gers and residents NAV find
at ouI office the best facilities for dschargng those
nameless maadies so annoying TO the mind and when
neglected fatal to the body. All those whose cases
seem stubborn and unyieldng under ordinary treat
m'nt, and who have almost given up despair are par
tlcularly invited to give CALL as our means are mild
strike the and perfectly safe Constantly on
hand supply OF our Chemical Extract of French
FIoperS, which Is unsurpassed for restoring strength
and manly vigorto abused and debtated organs Con-
sutauons private and strictly confidential Put let
tiers promptly nded to- Office on Franklin street.
near Exchange Hotel, and first door South of Trinity
Church. Richmond, Va e Is Is
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C,ARD 70 BUYERS AND SELLERS OF

y IIOIVoL15, VI linz Nc.-FfOTn VaIlOus sources,
Ihaye recently come 10 the conclusion that many
persons who are DESTROYS Of purchasing and selling
Horses, Mules Vehicles, &c, that there
Is regular place Tor the transaction of business of this
and that saleg take place every SATURDAY MORN
ING. (weGtlsr peTmittng0 where persons wishing to
dispose OF their stock Will awaysfnd purchasers: and
those disposed 10 buy will find variety to select from
n. b. Persons who wish to Dispose will please call
al my store No 18th before o'clock the morn
ing OF the sale, GEO. J. SUMNER, Auct
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,,ssszzszs....a7.,u SPLENDID STOCK OF PA
80 zsS NO FORTES, PIANO STOOLS,
q 1 n nPJANO COVERS. AND NEHV

NO FoRTGs, s siaSo s Sr p1A.
~ Y 0 n5scS So3yFks' w ANR HEM
have lately received, and also opening large
supplies OF Piano Fores selected by one Of the firm in
person. with special reference to their superior tome
They are the latest and fashionable of nsh
and were chosen from the extensive manufactures of
! Adam Stodart, 343 Broadway, and John B. Durham.
| 18th street, New York.
The subscribers have been selling the instruments of
these makers for Is years. and for durability they have
| stood the test OF time
They have also received an assortment ofhandsome
Piano Stools and Covers, together with rge lot OF
| late and popular Music
| Piano Fortes tuned and repaired as usual.
| Also, for sale good second hand Piano Forte.
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
apis Booksellers and Stationers. Eagle Square
~ ROCERFES.-60O sacks fine Sat. Marshall
IN and Worthingon brands
100 hhds. prime Western Sides
600 bbls fine RosendaIe Cement
5U,UOO lbs. I'odd's Bacon, hog round
100 bbs Cincinnati Whiskey
so do old Whiskey
so baskets Olive Oil
SO baskets Heidsick Champague Wine
800 bags Java, Manila and Maracaibo Coffee
$50 bags Shot, assorted sizes
100 bags Ginger and Pepper
rs boxes Sperm Candies
100 do. Adamantine do
100 bags Brazil Sugar
800 packages Gunpowder, Imperial and Black
Tea.
the State &c. For sale by
jy II EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
YHNO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-CON
IA TlONARIES, TOYS, FANCY GOODS, &c.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his friends,
country merchants and Others that he is now in receipt
OF his Fall Stock to which he is adding by daily arr-
walls from the Northern cities. Now in store and for
sale "
40 boxes Lemons
100 do Rasins, whole, half and quarters
10 bales sot-shelled Almonds
20 trails Malaga do
10 boxes shelled do
20 do Rock Candy, red, white and yellow
20 do Genoa Citron
10 do Olives
Is do Capres
cases Sardines
~ do assorted Pickles
100 boxes Turkey and Naples Figs
10 bags Brazil Nuts
10 do Filberts
10 do Pecan Nuts
10 do English Walnuts
10 casas walnut, tomato and mushroom Catsups
~ boxes Maccaroni genuine Italian
20 do Vernicelli
CANDlES-I am daily manufacturing all the DIFF
iefehl KINGS OF common Candies and country mer-
Grants can always have it packed fresh. My stock of
fehch fahcy candies has been just received from Pa
rs and comprises the best assortment have ever had
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.-A LARGE and lee ae
neral assortment III This line, which invite the atten
ton OF country merchants.
n Also, general assortment Of French and American
Gordias, Wines, East and West India Sweelmeats,
Branded Peaches, Preserves &c.
All Tor sale on the most accommodating terms
SIMON BONAVITA,
oc Opposite the Virginia Bank