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movement, In Favor OF the Ind,sns.


memorial 30 Congress s In circulation In dinsrent
parts Of the country praying Congress TO appropriate
portion 81 the Northwest territory for the
ard concentration o such Of the indian trihes q. may
BE- willing 10 become sgficulturists aud be civilized
There n copy Of this petition In ell the hotels ia this
city and Brooklyn where these Who wish can sisn IT,
The idea II 10 erect great Indian district subject 10
such governms nt and laws the ant OF the
United states may direct With senator's and repr.seu
tstivst In Congress &C II this project A., enter
tanned Ne may be called upon, In fes years to In
cooperate more Indian iates In our oonfele-
rncy. 1he Indian territory viii give us half dosen
fUll sized States.
rFrom the 81 Louis, Mo-, wstobmsn. Jan. al
The above project - q most benevolent one. and
ti crld meet the approval Of all concerned Fertu-
netey for the credit Cf the nation the Interests
Philanthropy, IL was projected aud commenced more
than thirty years since aud has been carried for
10 this period, st an expense % several millions os
dollars 10 met Nth considerable opposition for
time, frcm certain quarter noted for phiauthropis
projects and also for intsrmeidiing with eyerybody
business; but has been measursbly successfui.
Nearly leo GOO Indians including whole tribes b,sh
North and South, have been removed to place called
the Indian Territory which lies OF the states
Of Missouri and Arkansas II contains shout 12o 900
fquare miles cepsbe q I'm mediate settlement be.,ds
an indstsrminats range Of country In the rear.
The indians have made gr.at progress In civilization
Zach principal nation ss the Cboctavs, Creeks, ana
Chsrosess have regularly organised governments iesss
sturss. courts Of justice printed svs schools. sss-
denies and colleges. churches missionaries aud other
religious teachers. Many of them highly civiiissA
people.
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! n
market, and we have neither sales arrivals Of any
importance TO notice In potash Our rates for Amer-
may be quoted from bof to 56f 5oc and for Cssan
at act Zoe Psalish Is rome better aud Ts bbls have OBJ
tainsd blf boc to bf Toe per 80 kii. duty paid Our
stock u American petash may be valued st 500 bbs
sud Of Cm.n At leo esssi also about 100 bbs pearsh
btssrpx We zee alteration TO make In this article
since cur last review and prices remain quite nominal
We have received 10 bag, home produce from Moriaix
tastia- Ligpss-No inquiry has been manifested for
ZONE tin. past, and in consequence prices are not
qsite so steady notvithstsndpg the msness Of our
suprliss We have received chest from Msrseilies.
Cocos-Jbe arrival of the Eclipse from Para, With SCI
tsgs, which are landing, has rendered our market
rather lspsuid although We have transactions to
notice for tome time past. Cofee-There Ia, been q
few Days and our rates have risen since receipt Of
favorable accounts from England 81. Domingo would
fetch uy 81 10 obf for stock IN port The recspts
the last year amounting to IL millions 300 thousa
HI have been ell delivered for consump ption and
remain At The beginning q the yesr With stock Of
two uilions eight hundred Thousand Ill against tro
millions $50 thouiand MI Isst year Of which 1906
bags 81 Domingo In 1sbo, aud IL 900 bsss In isia.
which bsv. been Elected thi. v.es have given ssr.
hin trmre TO our rates We notice 9Oo bbls Ameri-
can at u " to 80 f. IS per 90 tbs duty paid Our
besidss Sss bbls New orleans By Hcyoke Qusrcitron
Bsrk-Nofhipg whatever has been transacted In this
article and prices are nornsl s our last quotations
cesding 20 terces Carolina at 70 r 5o and our steck
exced 400 tiercss at extreme prices Of "a TO 2e and
1900 bags last India at ~ n 70 10 per 90 Nj duty
paid. We have received 1876 bags via Marseilles
raovysry dull, opiy 2s cssts Russian have fetched
Ssr %s lo:say you would not end sn buyer. :. this
eco oto nil Buspos Ayr.s 100 bbds New York snd 200
bbls New Orssns the prc,s of which would vary from
90 TO 81 fr. per 80 hi duty paid. Whalebone-For
sne time pas thssrtcls has been completely neglect
ed and prices have been greatly Affected by this state
Of tbines Actually -e cannot quote North Western
above z5 TO eco and Southern s 2Go TO 2s5 and
uese rates are nominal Our stock the 81st De-
csnbsr last valued at 90 ot0 Kill has been increased
b. the arrival Of the ~ the Args with 2l0
from New York Woods-rbers has ben nothng
done this week in wood. We have received y
Ths, VIA 4 cargo tsmJtechy from 81 Domingo BY
sever, cargo DO nom Carmen, hy Therese. SsT
eRs ttx from Liverpool aud les pieces OF cedar from
New iork, BY ArEo.
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with three founees pinked ct the edges and each
headed with . roulesu Of silk. The sorsags rather
high and edged round the neck with two pink
ed frills The sleeves edged with pinksd frill
mounted by bouillonn6e. and each sleeve ct the
outer part OF she large bow composed either of
pink ribbon, of silk the same the dress Under
the trimming at the edges Of the sleeves two of
lace set fu form Iufiies which descend low rs
the elbowr. white cambrc trousers edged with
double row OF scalloped peedlework lace Pink kid
slippers Tie bar divided from the back part Of the
head to the centre of the forehead and sured In short
full curle
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AScTHIR SHiF ToR CsLp oRSIa.-Within o few d~ys
Jast, new, beautifully modelled aud eubstantsal
built thip q large cspscity thoroughly equipped ana
rfo,toned for long voyage hss arrived this port
there IL hlstory Of brave men and devoted womsu
connected with this chip, that will make her meme ore
he long s she vithtasds the pers Of the deep or
tie rsvsges q time she built In remote cornsr
q the state q Maine, without money aud without
credit. The originator OF the enterprise Capt George
Kimts Of frenkfcft, whose nam. deserves to be re-
msfsbefsd IL man vbose only capital his euervy
hdustry, Integrity and kindly dwpoatiop. He he'd
determined with the aid of poor like himsslf to
build snd equip noble chip IN which he and oth.rs
~h their wives and children might sell for the coast
q taiiorris OF Oregon, and there make settismsst
ior themse,es snd their posterity For this purpose
he prooeedsd to the village Of Cutler that ct dssscs
from men Of business and Of capital he might pursue
urmoles'ed The work TO which he bad devoted him self
h'ne slore, company of one, without csptsl, I'm Q
foftr ~ distance even from deep water, he con-
merced his ntble enterprise. He Vas soon Joined
by n bnele man; In fev weeks others followed vo-
men contribnted provisions aud the farmers sest In
cattle. which were bsftered Tor materials for ship
building. The novelty of the undertaking sttrssted
sdventurtrs from . distance, ana experienced ship
hoders aud oinsrs arrived TO give their strength sad
tkin TO the work All Who ased In the eptsrprise,
whether men. women children, reeeved their pro
toftonste share In the chip In April last the vcsk
we cont nnspced and In November she vas launched, o
tfspdid tbp OF more than sis hundred tons busthee.
erd christsped the Cslifornis Packet She s IN
Bcon with her passengers on board-those vhs Quilt
snd own her and to whom she Is nov q home = Bss,cr
| 7Sa scffpt jan ~,
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Murrtn or CHrsosEr fNbiArs.-A number CT per-
went 70 the h0use 81 Jack Thom pson, about
nile hop this place, In the Cherokee Nation, on the
tIpcsite eide OF the river, Christmas night and
kah q Biufofd Rider ana Sam Brewer aud stabbed
Major Thompson brother ~ Jack, snd Mrs Thompson
Jstk be pson ade bis escspe, though having bad
vturo st the time which he received few days ago
In this place from the hands Of man named vckory
Ncloiy and bis friends are charged with being the
tfttists q this outrage and several Of them hare
h., afset.o by the thsrckee authorities The p.r-
sons that committed thefe murders had their fsoes
blsrksd. Such occurrences are 90 common among the
tL.roksss when parties fall out that they create but
little surprise smong their white pelghbors Thomp-
tcn - msn that IL terrcr toa great many Cherokees
Aro'ber Indian vss murdered the sane pixht az Z
pic at the house Of Cherokee about Eve miles from
thh tewn, ~ another indian, named Dick Jumper vhc
fisbbtd hts victim In the back with long knife: and
ho'btt was shot at the sane time and place but va
ROT hiitd-fgi Smtth (ylrt.) Husid, Jsr. 8.
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Our Baltimore Correspondence.

BALrimoRE, Jan. 20, 1850.
The Free Trade Slave BiH-.a New York Speculation
Marble Blocks -Robbey-The Markets, DC.
The bill that has passed House Of Delegates pro
vidisg free trade In slaves with the other Southern
States does net meet with the approval of one In ten
of our citizens and an effort will be made to defeat IL
in the Senate The bill sbolishes all laws heretofore
existing prohibiting the free importation slaves into
the State either by citizens the citizens Of
other States thus making a rttroSsde movement that
s lot In accordance with the sprit Of the age The
oppo.i,ion to IL among savehoiers arises from tbs fact
that II will reduce the price OF slaves ia the State but
the owners Of the slave pens IN this city rejoicing
With exceeding great joy, over the ospect Of tree
| .tAts Of financial arrangement, and know not wha,
they do.
A party of New Workers have established fancy lot
terry oce In this city which they say Is copduct.d In
New ork sty which Is something new TO tbe den
zens Of this pst Of the world They keep fancy
ana have lottery wheel on the counter In which the
names Of about hfty articles written slips OF ps-
per- are placed sna ON Payin quarter ofs dollar
the purchaser h entitled to dfsw out slip Of paper
and 20 receive whatever article IL may call for rhs
value OF the articles range from cent dol-
lars They doing brisk business, but they viii
he closed up In q few days by the auihori,iss
The corJoraticn Of Baltimore have resolved to pur-
chase block q rssrble for the Washington Monu-
m.nt. IL would be much better for tho-. thai are
spending money TO purchase blocks Of marble to hasA
the money over TO the associson, they could bay
and be able TO go with the work. which A. almost At
q stand for want of funds.
a
Charles street vas burgaiiousiy entered nights
siIee, ard robbed Of aeeut $500 worth OF rich gsods
ellis, Ac
In aour market yesterday the steamers news had ~
visible tht piees though there wastc done
Tie uArhstbas been without supply durns the
whole week The receipts merely nominal we rspest
iumtrguotatons Which could he ully r,aled Tor rs
81 gi white slla Corn, Bui tle sold this woes,
Tor ssssS s9,s 20 is sale, mad, o. yellow wers a q %
mAnd We quote faei at 35 cents per bushsi Ths cof-
lee msiet has continued 10 advance the weak
horgh the operations hsve been very limited
exceeding 200 tags I0 at prices from l3
poun5 the tulk chest price nsyinx
be, patio sr sna lot only o vcry prime 1.-THE close We
tie msfl 10 beins
srts iy holders No importations this save al bags
fftu
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Quarters Ended, Quar- End yano, 50

The income of the year ending January 8. lsi9 was
f49 q31 1928; and that for the year ending January
1850. f49 S5l,os2 bsins decrease Of $50 l5l.
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~ sas bales.
The imports during the ssms period amount TO I27B
bales Prices Of United States short staple cottons
according TO the Hsvre olasti6cations =
Ir.t. Bas Tr.o ord. B.ord. y Cr. CoHr. u Or.
E:sis, = oH' 2 z 8 = = y no
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

Tha Revenue OF Great Brltains
An abstract Of the net produce Of the of
Great Britain in quarters ending January 1S49 and
1850, showing the increase or decrease thereof
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-08
A Splendid FORTUNE GAINED
BY AN OUTLAY OF GI0 OR Is.
METROPOLITAN PORTRAIT CLUB,

O0iccs IS, Al5any load, london, England.
FESHE Directors beg to announce that there will be
I'll drawn for grand series Of Portraits of all Horses
The drawing will be conducted upon those honorable
principles which have hitherto given great satIsfac-
ton and secured to the above Association such
pleasing congratuaon to the projectors they encourage
endeavous for still further development Of their plan
For the future, therefore, the number OF Prizes will be
extended to the Portraits of all Horses that are entered
for each particular Race-non starters well win
ners and starters. The following list is now OPEN
5000 members to each class first class G10; second do
in each or either of the different classes Those
bers who draw the Portraits Of first, second and third
Horses, the other starting Horses also those that do
the following prizes The drawing will take place ten
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-08
TERMS
DAILY RICifNiOND TIN ES.

From This day (May 9Th, l849l the DAILY TIMES
will he mbIished at fIVEDOLLARS per annum, pro-
vdd be made At the 40 0Ge s or by letter ,t post
pau naS Of the Subscribers ysd II payment Be
not so made within 80 days, SIX DOLLARS will be
charged and in no whatever will an exception be
made to this rule.
ADVERTISING-For one square OF thirteen lines
or less first insertion so cents; and every succeeding
insertion Is cents.
T,oice peek thrice ooeek, and once 'oeek-
First insertion SO cents, and every succeeding insertion
37a cts.
Advertisements containing more than twenty lines VIII
be charged as two squares.
The number OF insertions OF Advertisements mus
ba noted IN the MS or they will be inserted until order
ed to be stopped, and charged accordingly.
Annua! Advertisers are charged $50 tor 70 llnes and
in that proportion for advertisements OF greater length
and $50 for 10 ines and in that proportion Tor adver-
tisements OF greater length except Auctonees, who
are charged 800 paper ncJuded) for all sales before
their doors.
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sEN11-WEEKIy RICHMOND TIMES.

SEMI-WEEKLY RICHMOND TIMES.
The SEMI-WEEKLY TINES will be published,
in like manner at THREE DOLLARS PER ANNuM,
provided payment be made at the Office or by letter,
postpaid, in aduance,or ,1n 80 days from the COM
nsencement of the subscribers gear Il payment be
not so made within 80 days FOUR DOLLARS will
be charged without exception in any case.
ADVERTISEMENTS are charged IS cents per square tor
the first insertion and so for each subsequent IN
sertion
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-08
EMITTED STATES CENTRAL CLOTH

EMITTED STATES CENTRAL CLOTH
q ING STORE, By TVll s. SCARFF, No SO
Maal Street, Richmond, Vd.-Daiy receiving and
constantly on hand, an assortment of GOODS suited to
every season OF all styles quality and finish at ,chote
sale or retail: The stock of FALL. AND WIN
TER CLOTHING, is superior in quality, and of
variety Of COATS, PANTALOONS, VESTS,
CLOAKS, &c, OF the best Foreign and Domestic
Cloths and md Silks upon the most reasonable terms.
SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND SOCKS, and every
other article that can be found in any similar establish
in the Union In addition to the stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING, there is connected with the establish
Of supplying any demand for CLOTHING MADE
TO ORDER, in the most fashionable, neat and supe-
rior manner warranted to fit.
BOYS AND SERVANTS CLOTHING of every
variety, style and sizes, otelegan and substantial make.
The proprietor having devoted the whole OF his time
to every branch of the business safely assure his
customers that this establishment is the largest and best
regulated Clothing Emporium in Virginia, and unex-
celled in the United States. Being now on visit to
the North for the purpose OF making purchases, he will
be able on his return to present still larger addition OF
varieties to his already well selected stock as low, ii not
lower, than they can be had elsewhere.
sci 49, IS, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
CHERRY AND CRIMsON MERINO Es.-
~ Just to hand, cherry and crimson Merinoes; black
silk Lace, for trimming cherry, scarlet, crimson
rine blue green and pink MousIaines kid and fleece
lined silk Gloves; new style Prints; handsome dark
Gnghams, &c &c. j. G. CHENERY,
MOI Opposite Depot.
ND FAD! READ 1T you are afflicted with the
Ia Dyspepsia, Costiveness, or General Debility, and
want to regain health make use of the failing reme-
dy, Bakers Premium Bitteis. To be had Of
A. DUVAL, No. l47 Main street.
f.. BENNETT d CO,
No. 1913 Main street.
A BODEKER, No II Main street.
oc2 j. BLAIR Broad street.
NOR COLD WEATHER.--Bronzedb brass and
L. pierced iron Tenders, hoyels and longs parlors
and Chambers coal Scues ofiron and copper; Blow
Stands; brass and iron Footman; fancy and common
Hearth Brushes; bronzed Stands for shovels and
tongs; Plate Warmers, &c, &c, for sale at
GINTER'S,
oc29 IS Main st.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-08

WNT UOD FOR SALE, NEAR RICH
wv MOND-The subscriber offers for sale about
1900 cords Oak and Pine Wood the Mechancsyllle
Turnpike, about II miles from Richmond. 1t Wll be
sold standing and in parcels to suit purchasers Terms
accommodating. Apply to
deS w. GODDlN.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-08

HNLY1sl ANT NOTE PAPER AND liNSE-
EI LOPES.-NASH & WOODHOuSE have Just
received an assortment o. elegant Note Paper and En-
veopes put up in handsome Sachet Boxes dellcously
permed Also, Papetries Pacquets, containing an as
sornen of pretty Note Paper, Envelopes &c, togeth-
fers Sealing Wax Ne de IA
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-08

<s FOR RENT, the tenement two doors above
Ei:i Matthews & Undertake, on Broad street; pos
session could be given OF the store room and cellar I'M
.nedatey and Of the dwelling part OF the house flrs
January There good kitchen and out house attach
ed to the dwelling, and the store is lifted upn handsome
lyle. Apply to ,norrJrpc
de 6 RAGLAND & BiIO tlF4Ao.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-08

a UCTiON AND COMTiS&&Sse islSl-
IA NESS.-The undersigned thankful for The patron
age heretofore extended TO him. informs the citizens OF
Richmond that he can always be found at the auction
Of Messrs Puiam & SIade, on Wall ST., ready 10
attend to any auction sales other business entrusted
his care he will give strict attention the sale of all
kinds of MERCHANDISE, REAL ESTATE,
HORSES AND VEHICLES OF every description
families declining housekeeping will find it greatly
to their interest to enruet their sales to him.
He hatters himself, from his long experience n
the Auction and Commission business that he will be
able TO give entire satisfaction all disposed to extend
their tayors to him.
no23 If f. MeNA1tGHT
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-08

nj ASH ~ WOODHOUSE HAVE FOR SALE a
1% choice collection OF elegantly illustrated Books in
The latest and most beautiful bindings, English and
American
Animals for 1850, both English and American
Bibles in the richest Paper Mache, velvet, antique
and morocco bindings, with and without clasps
Prayer Books bound in similar styles
Work Boxes, OF Paper Machie, rosewood and other
fancy Styles sume OF them truly elegant
Sachet Boxes, beautiful
Port FoIios, of Paper Mache and morocco some en-
tirely styles
Writing Desks and Writing Cases, made of beautiful
materials, finished IN the most tasty manner, and alto
gether elegant
Beautiful French Morocco Reticles, new article,
furnished with the implements for needle work
Note Paper and Envelopes, put up in handsome boxes,
delicously periumed
Card Cases, OF PAPER Machie pearl and tortoise shell
Fort Monaies, OF new and elegant patterns
Gold Pens and Pencil Cases
Pen Knives of rare and beautiful patterns
Walking Canes, some new patterns, the latest and
most fashionable
Veuitan Glass Weights Goblets and Alabaster Paper
Weights
Splendid English and French Engravings
ckgammon Boxes, the best made
Chessmen, OF handsome styles
Handsome Purses and Pocket Books
Piano Fortes, from Stodart's establishment of the
finest tones and latest styles
Piano Stools, to correspond
Guitars OF the best tone and make
Besides many other and beautiful articles suitable
for Christmas Gifts all OF which will be shown to visitors
with the greatest pleasure. de Is
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-08

*. FOR RENTING houses Just without the cor
Ealporaton line together with four or five acres OF land
Belonging to EACH convenient and suitable Tor gardening
purposes. Apply to JAMES III. la LIN
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-08

- FAMILY HOUSE ON FRANKLIN ST
EEa FOR RENT the large and new house at the cor
ner Of Franklin and Second Streets occupied by Mr.
Thomas Boiling; has II rooms and all convenient out
houses possession will be given the st day OF October
and the house put in neat order. Apply at the office OF
James Gray & Sons. 49,
au % JAMES GRAY.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-08

LIST. Class 10000 10000 $4,000 $4,000 10000
I'd. do :. 10000 5000 $500 $500 5000
3d. do 1900 1000 500 500 LOCO
The number of Prizes 10 be distributed in each Glass
209 that being the number OF Horses entered for the
Race All letters to contain remittance drafts, bank
notes, &C. addressed and made payable to the mana
ging director, JOHN BURRIDGE, Esq,
So Albany Road, London England
Numbers forwarded Immediately on receipt Of re-
mittance. Full particulars ofthe Race will be sent with
the fortunate numbers to each subscriber, that he may
know his position and whether or not he be one OF the
fortunate Office commission u per cent, to be deduct
ed from the above Prizes. de % d3m
Al sGfiSfSlMAS PEs&tSA1N fs.--1he subscriber
" has handsome collection OF Fancy Boxes Per-
fume Boxes Centre Table Ornaments; Maptel Orna
ments and Toys, OF every description, suitable for
Christmas presents Also fancy French Bon Bons,
Chrystazed Fruits, Ornaments, &C.; together with d
large lot Of Fancy Omamented Cakes, aid every art-
Gle in the Confectionery line suitable for the coming no.
ydays. SIMON BONAVITA,
de "A Opposite Va Banks.
o. OMETHENG NEW.-.MANN'S PATENT
~ MUSIC BINDER, for keeping in Book-ike
form music, where method is desirable. This article
is desderatum long needed and lsevery way adapted
for convenience and neatness. just received and for
sale at j. w. RANDOLPHS Bookstore and Binderv.
NIB USHTON, CLARK ~ Co.'s CEA5g-
Ma, BRATED GENUINE MEDICINAL COD
LIVER OIL for Consumption, Scr0fuLous ATections
Rheumatism Govt, Sc.-DR. WILLIAMS, Ia cele-
brated Physician in London states that having prescr
bed the Oil i'll about 400 OF Consumption, OF 234 Of
whom he preserved notes. and 2O6 OF which were fol
lowed by unequlvoca Improvement, varying in degree
from the mitigation distressing symptoms up to an APP
parenty complete restoration to heathhat the pure
Fresh Cod Liver Oil smore beneficial in the treatment
OF Consumption than any agent, medicinal dietetic
regimena, that has yet been employed
The wonderful success that has attended the use of
pure Cod Liver Oil having created extraordinary
demand for it, large quantities Of spurious limitations
have been forced into market and palmed off genuine
to the great injury of the patents-and as its success
depends entirely upon its purity, too much cannot
be taken in procuring it genuine.
Manufactured with an improved apparatus from fresh
Cod Lvers, and warranted pure. by RUSHTON,
CLARK q CO., wholesale and retail Chemists and
Druggists, and Manufactures of Pure Medicinal Cod
Liver Oil, New Y ork Sold by
DOVE & ISAACS,
Sign OF the Black Boy and Mortar Main st. Richmond
de- "a
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-08

n B.-Any article in the Dry Goods line be had
at greatly reduced prices is drawing the end of
the year. WI. S., sign oft Dry Goods Box.