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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-21

al 1LAIt
4 NEAR RICHMOND.-By virtue of a deed q
trust executed to by Adolphus D. Read on the 9th
July 1a49, snd recorded in the Clerks Office of the
y court Of Henrlco shall the 25th May 1852 at
ten o'clock A. M upon the premises proceed to sell
at public auction to the highest bidder right title and
interest of the said Read in the tract of land in
the county Of Herico whereof Reuben Blakey died
sized, which consisted in estate in fee simple to
about 500 acres of the said land, but which at the
date Of said deed subject to prior liens created
by two deeds, recorded in the office, the one fol;
the benefit OF Mrs. Frances Werwck and the other
for the benefit Of Geo. w. Warwick and Daniel W az,
wick.
Since the date of the deed othe said land
have been sold under the prior Deeds and the lien OF
Mrs Frances Warwick has been DISCHARGED and i is
expected that before the day of sale the lien crea
ted by the other deed will also be discharged or removed
to enable sell the said land discharged of said
Liens.
The land adjoins the lands of Messrs. Shore Winston
Henry Blakey, Poe, Parkhills, Reuben Boyd and Roy
1t about mile from Rockets and mile and half
from the Dock at for persons
doing business in Richmond who wish to reside out OF
the city and in position where its value likely to be
greatly increased by public improvements now In pro-
of construction. 1t is said to be well wooded and Wa
tered 1t will be sold in lots of convenient size tsuis
purchasers.
The terms will be made known on the day of SALE
WIN II. YANCEY,2 r.
RO.J.DAvIS, : trustees
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Teto ofhe Maine Liquor Lar.

BosToN, May 10.
The Maine Liquor Law bill, which has been
passed by the Legislature Of Massachusetts, was
to-day vetoed by the Governor. There is great
rejoicing among the tiplers and tavern keepers,
and arrangements are making to fire five hundred
guns from the common.
The Governors veto of the Liquor Law was
warmly debated in the Senate to-day, and an at
tempt pass it in spite of the veto failed by vote
of23 to Is. A new bill was then introduced to
meet the Governors principal objection, passed
and sent to the House of Representatives.
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GREAT ATTgACTEoY

- AT THE ODD FELLOWS HALL
HNHE RICHMOND HARMONIOUS, OR HAIR
r. MONIC OPERATIC TROUPE, having returned
ON most successful engagement in Petersburg. beg
leave most respectfully to that they will give
FOUR and only four ct their inimable entertainments
Old Fellows Hall, commencing SATURDAY, the
22nd of May, and continuing Monday, Tuesday AMI Wed
Gesday evenings. AT each entertainment will be pro-
duced some OF the most popular Songs Dances, &c. OF
The day.
For Particulars, see small bills.
Admittance only 25 cents. No halfp prices.
Doors open at y; Concert to commence at O'Clock
precisely j. B. BRIGGS, Mana ger.
nv 01-d5t
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Reception Of Kossulh in Albany.-M. Kossuth
and suite arrived in Albany Tuesday afternoon,
and We're received with great honors. The exc
cutlve officers of the state and of the city assem-
bled at the dock to meet them andt he guests were
escorted bya military and civic procession to the
Capitol guns firing and bell. ringing the while
Governor Hunt delivered an appropriate address of
welcome, and M. Kossuth briefly responded
The guests We're then conducted to apartments
provided for them at the public expense in Con-
gress Hall.
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Livcrpool rsarscss-AdYancc i'm Cotton.

New YORK, May 40
The steamship Africa has arrived with Liverpool dates
TO the sth May.
CoTroS-Sales of the week previous the sailing Of
the steamer $4,000 bales The market was active, and
prices firm. The quotations show advance of Id
Spectators took "a, 900 bales. and exporters 600
FLoUR-Western Canal 20s, Ohio 81.
CoRS-Yelow 30s white 29s.
The escape Of the Cuban prisoners from Africa is con-
frmed.
Lord John RUSSELL in speech in Par lament, declared
that he had whatever to apprehend invasion
of England by France.
The anniversary of the death of Napoleon was COM
mcmorated at Paris with great banquet
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
CoTToN.-In the Liverpool Market, fair Orleans com
mands 81 middlins 54 Upland fair, ST. midding 5. The
market opened Saturday, with good demand prices
firm, with args sales In the Havre CoTToN Market the
sales ofthe week amounted 900 bales. Prices
changed market rather dropping.
TRADE in the manufacturing districts has greatly i'm
proved. There is good demand for fabrics high pri
MONEY MAgKET-American Securities in good
demand United States skies of 1863 1104 to 1104.
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SAILING OF THE EURofA.-Tho steamer Eu-
ropa, Capt. Lots left New York Wednesday for
Liverpool with 123 passengers. Among them is
Fergus O'Connor, the eccentric or lunatic, Irish
Mp, whohas been playing so many queerpranks,
in New York during his brief stay. We do not
learn whether his going home again, is voluntary
or not
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NEW PUBLIC ONS.
PURE & UNExcEpTu0NABLE BOOK!

C. B. TAYLOR.
Good books may be compared to dear and faithful
friends, always welcome, and lending their influence
cheer and feshen the pathway Of life To this class the
writings of the piou and gifted author of the following
works belong They all worthy of place in every ia
mily and parish library"
The Records ola Good Mans Life by the Rev Chas. B.
Taylor M a; price. rs
May You Like it. by the Observation-Disclosures. rs
Is this Religon2 Page from the Book of the
World, by the same. rs
Thankfulness. narrative, comprising passages from
the diary of Re- Allen Temple. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rs
Earnestness Incidents in the Life of an English
Bishop, being sequel to Thankfulness. rs
Lady Mary or Net ofth6 World. Observation-Disclosures. rs
Margaret, or the Pearl rs
The Angels Song, Christmas Token .-... rs
Facts in Clergyman's Life. Observation-Disclosures. rs
Mark Wilton, the Merchants Clerk ....--..... IS
Arthur and his Mother, the Child of the Church.
Book for Children. 81
Also, the following by other authors worthy
place beside the above viz:
Scenes in Parish, by Country Parsons Daugh-
ter which is prs fixed memoir ofthe authoress,
by her sister
Peace in Believing, exemplified in the Pastors Daugh-
ter. Clergyman's Wife, Pious Mother, and Dying
Saint, being the memoirs of Mrs. East written by
her husband, the Rev John East, NJ author of
The Lighted Valley, the Closing Scenes in the
VIM Jay, author of Morning and Evening Exeroi-
With many other excellent Books, which be seen
on the subscribers counters and shelves.
NASH & WOODHOUSE.
o1aS
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IoMc Vo1ers 81 Tie Caty of RlcNmond:
Fellow Citizcns-It is already known you that am
candidate for the Office which heads this card office
created by the Leg of Virginia under
sttuon For the past five years have acted Sheriff
in the city of Richmond, and have thus afforded you
opportunity ojudging ofmy fitness longer to you
and should it please you to continue your Sher f.
trust with the aid of my experience discharge the
duties of the Office, merit your entire appreciation
Yours, respectfully.
my 7-dtde THOMAS w. BOSWELL.
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Arrival of the Isabel.

CHARLEsTON, May 70.
The Isabel has arrived with Havana dates of
the 10th The Island quiet but fears still
felt of an invasion.
A considerable advance had taken place in Sugar
Sales of Muscovado at 4a5 The shipments to
The steamer philadelphia from Navy Bay for N. Orleans
and the u S. frigate Saranac and soop-ofwar Albany
from Pensacola had arrived at Havana
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MA ryland WING state Convention.

BALTIMORE, May 20.
The Wing State Convention in this city this morn
ing 1t adopted resolutions in favor of the Compromise
measures and in favor of Fillmore for President Senators
Pratt and Pearce, and six Others appointed dele
gates to the National Convention. They all in favor
of Fillmore. There upwards Of hundred members
present, and not single Scott among them.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS. MAY 90.

FLoUR--The market is dull. The receipts by the rail
road continue to increase Sales from stores at S-more
than which, buyers unwilling pay. The wagon and
Car price closed yesterday at 50 s7l.
GRA1S.-Tbe receipts Of Wheat fair Market stea-
dy but rather languid The sales yesterday were at 20
cts for red aud 90 for white. Corn is dull Saes OF
white at 81 cts We quote yellow at So oo CTS. oas
scarce and wanted at 80 40 cents.
BEEF CATTLE-Supples moderate, and prices lncnanS-
ed We quote "a 50 a SIS per 100 lbs gross Live Hogs
- rs a SO 25. and scarce.
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DISCOVERY YET ANOTHER PLANET-It was recently
announced that M Gasperis Naples, had discovered
new Astervid, the fifth first by him. By the last
steamer information received that Mr. Luther the
observatory of Blk Dusseldorf had recently found
north decnation of about degrees which the
teenth pl anet now known to exist between Mars and
Jupiter all of which unknown ftytwo years ago
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HIGH PRICES FOR TOBACCO.

The Southside Democrat of yesterday, con-
timed the following:
"There has been another extraordinary sale of tobacco
in the Petersburg market On yesterday Messrs Floyd
x Young inspectors at Oaks Warehouse, sold a hogs
head weighing bs for $40 per cwt! OF ccurse this
tobacco grown in Granville, N. c."
The Democrat then goes on to remark that this
sale quite eectually takes the conceit out of its
Lynchburg contemporaries, because the sale at
Oaks Warehouse comprised anlolc hogshead,
weighing upwards of one thousand pounds, where
as the sale about which the Lynchburg papers
crow so Justify, embraced lot of tobacco weigh
ing only 600 lbs Now we intend taking the
starch out of both Petersburg and Lynchburg,
by plain, unvarnished statement of what took
place in this city Wednesday last. On that day
"A day big with the fate of Petersburg and
neutrality-suspicious.. N. M. Martin & Co., of this
city, sold four hogsheads of tobacco, grown by Mr.
E. E. Lyon of Granville county, North Carolina,
at the following prices: One hid, part Tugs and
part short leaf, at 50 so; one hid. to Messrs T. &
5. Hargrove at $26 25; and two hogsheads to
Messrs. Gillian & Mathews at SAL and SAG =
This tobacco, let it be remembered passed through
Petersburg-the owner could not think of sdcfi-
.tceng his finest hogsheads by exposing them for
sale at Oaks warehouse, where only $40 per cwt
hadbeen obtained, so he wisely brought the whole
crop to head quarters.
Our friend of the Lynchhurg Virginian COM
mands our Petersburg contemporary and ourselves
to place some OF the tobacco sold in that market
$50 so, in our pipes and snake it, Ifit'sa the
same to him, we had rather cheac it; because, if
our Southside friend should prove TO be an invet-
crate smoker, the lille lot would soon vanish in
smoke; whereas we know full well it will null
tipIy astonishingy under the magic touch of the
man ufacturer.
The three fine hogsheads belonging to MIR. Ly-
on, averaged above 1000 bbls each, and commanded
an average price of 1877 rs per cwt. This, we
submit, is upon the whole, the finest sale ever
made in the State, and fully establishes the vast
uperiority of the Richmond market Let Peters
burg and Lynchburg hide their diminished heads.
and cease to crow for all time to come Rich
mond VIGOROUSLY occupies the whole field, and
intends to maintain her position.
We congratulate the Planters upon the fine
prices their Tobacco now commands in the mar
kets of Virginia. We may go even farther, and
congratulate them upon the animation which
prevails in nearly all the Southern and Western
markets. Only few days since we published a
despatch from an esteemed correspondent, giving
account of large sales in New Orleans at SO cents
per cwt. advance, and yesterday we copied
statement from a Louisville paper, showing the
animation which prevailed in the markets in Ken
lucky, In St. Louis the same feature is promi-
nent. The St. Louis Intelligencer says that a
hogshead of manufacturing Tobacco, raised in
Pike county, Mo-, sold at the Planters Ware
house in that city, at the very high price of SIS o5
per hundred.
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Later from the RIO Grande.

New ORLEANS, May II.
We have later advices from the Rio Grande,
being to the 18th inst Cold blooded murders
and frequent robberies were being committed by
the Mexicans on this side of the river. The most
intense excitement prevailed. Large parties of
Americans were organizing on the Rio Grande to
resist the aggressors. A much worse state of
things was anticipated.
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| To the Voters of Rchmond:
At the instance of many friends announce myself
candidate for the Office of Commonwealth Attorney for
| the Circuit Court of this city.
my 24-tdo MARMADUKE JOHNSON
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To The Voters Of City the Of Richmond.
The Legislature of Virginia having very recently passed
creating the office of Sheriff of said CITY, hereby
respectfully announce myself candidate for that office.
ap 24-tde JESSE F. KEESEE.
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Public School Procession.

WASHINGTON, May 90.
procession of the children of the public schools
paired this morning to the Capitol and made their petit
ton for adonaon of public lands for free schools in the
District of Columbia.
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tBT In compliance with the call made upon him in a
resolution unanimously adopted at meeting of the Rich
mond Bar held Tuesday, the 18th nst author
lied to announce ROBT. c. STANARD as a candidate
Or the Office of Judge of the Richmond Circuit.
poxyl4
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Gen. PiAow.-The n. Y. Herald repubshes
from the Nashville Union II lohg article headed
military Operations in Mexico" which proves
conclusively that General Gideon J. Pillow fough
and won all the battles for which Gen. Scott has
heretofore received the credit. Where's Leoni-
das?
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- JUDGE JOHN RoBERrsoN.-We are au-
thorised by gentleman from the county of Anne
lia to announce that Judge John Robertson of
Campbell recently Chancery Judge for the Rich
mond District will be voted for, at the approach
ing election, for the Court of Appeals. We are
also requested to solicit in this behalf the co-ope-
ration of all the counties composing the first Judi
cial section. It'll proper to state, that the party
who authorizes this announcement knoaos that
Judge Robertson will serve if elected.
The papers published within the bounds of the
Section are requested to publish this announce
ment.
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The report of MIR. McApne, the engineer sp-
pointed by the Supreme Court to examine she
remedies proposed by the Wheeling Bridge Conn
pany is said to be unfavorable to the company in
every respect
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ONE HI UNDR e. LOTs!
IN d ADJOINING THE TOWN OF MANCHESTE
FOR SALE AT AUCTION

. N HI q N ID II Il - H. OTIS.
IN d ADJOINING THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER
FOR SALE AT AUCTION
SHALL offer for sale, at public auction on the premi-
u the above number of lots on TUESDAY the 18th
June at IL o'clock M.
Many OF these lots lie between tho western line of Man.
chester the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad where
the sale will begin
These lots afford beautiful building sites and have
very fertile surface for gardens resting body of clay
well adapted to making bricks
will also sell at private sale reasonable terms
alarge, we'll built lumber house, used as tobacco
factory fronting 10 feet the Richmond dock and 60 feet
the causeway of Mayos bridge This location is very
valuable andas the connection between the Basin
and the Dock is effected the work being at this time in
ofrapd execution the trade Buchanan and
all the tributaries to the James River Cana! will concen
trate In the Dock to the great appreciation of dock
ery.
offer also for sale most valuable lot ct the end of 18th
street. Immediately front and adjoining the lot of the
Richmond and Danvills r. r. Company, which lies be-
tween Mill alley and the extended lock of the James Ry
COMPANY
wish also to sell that large commodious and weLbut
mansion situated short distance from the southern abu
ment OF ayos bridge the right Of the Main street
OF Manchester To this house 10 attached garden spot
Of unsurpassed fertility and may be as depot or
tor public house. This property must show the
effects Oft increasing population and trade of Richmond
For terms appyto
ap 26-wtds II. G. MAYO
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DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT CONVENTION to ap point Del
egates the Baltimore Convention met yesterday at Odd
Fellows Hall, in this city. DR.. Crump of Powhatan, pre-
sided, and Messrs Daniel, Richie and Lynch, acted as
Secretaries.
onmotion of DR. Butler four Delegates and four Alter.
mates appointed represent the following dist lets
In the Baltimore Convention. The following are the
Delegates and Aternates:
Richmond CAy-John Y. Mason, Deeyata w A.
Patteson, Alternate.
Hanoser and Hen,ico-Chastain White, Dseeat,
Thos. Richie, jr Alternate.
Go0ehiand and Louisa-Joseph K. Psndston, Dele
gate John C. Rutherford, Alternate
Chesterfield and Poachatan-Jas II. Cox, Delegate; II
L. Hopkins Alternate
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-21

To the Voters Of tile city Of Richmond:
AT the request of many friends respectfully announce
myself candidate for the Office of Commemorative At
torney in the Circuit Court of Richmond
ap Soft JOHN HOWARD.
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AUCTION EGTECE.-The attention of dealers
called to sale of Boots and Shoes This Morning
10 o'clock.
my 81 DUNLOP, MONCURE 4 CO
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Ee1T-- - - - ---.----.---->-----
BK GEGOkSGE u, SaIrx NE ~
A pMINEsTRAToR,ss SAFE OLE t1oIrgr

A DMINEsTRATOR,s SALE OF HOUSE
~ ~, HOLD FURNITUE, GROCERIES, FARMING
UTENSILS HORSES, CARTS, BUGGIE%, Hc.-On
MONDAY morning, 24th inst, commencing 10 o'clock
shall proceed to sell at auction, the entire Household
estate of Eazer Vest deceased at his late residence
near Bacon Quarter Branch, among which, are the fol-
lowing articles: good work Horses, Carts Buggies
and Harness, sundry Farming Utensils small parcel of
Groceries, &C.. &C.. &c.
TERMs-For all sums under 800 cash over $40 four
months credit for approved endorsed negotiable notes.
with interest added.
THOMAS c. EPPES, Administrator
Sale conducted by GEORGE J. SUMNER Auctioneer
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The EPISCOPAL CONVENTION, for the Do
cese OF Virginia, convened in the Lecture Room
of St. Pau's Church. in this city, Wednesday
morning. Bishop Meade assisted by Bishop
Jones) presides over the deliberations of the
Convention. The opening sermon was delivered
by Rev. DR.. Sparrow, of Alexandria.
A large number of clerical and lay delegates
to sit several days.
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AUGTEOE NAEHEE-

AUCTE0E Notwithstanding attention is So
icited to the sale of Mr. E. Yerbys stock of Groceries
This Morning at 10 O'clock of Broad and 25th SITS
GEO. J. SUMNER,
nv d1 Anct
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Sailing of the Europa

-, . NEW YORK, May 18th.
The steamer Europa sailed for Liverpool to-day with
100 passeng srs and $575ooo in specie.
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Delegates TO Battimore.-The Democratic con-
vention of the seventh congressional district of
Virginia has appointed the Hon. Henry A. Wise,
of Accomac; w. H. Roy, of Mathews; Geo.
Booker, of Elizabeth City, and James NJ. Smith,
Of Northumberland, delegates to the Democratic
National Convention. Resolutions were adopted
in favour of the union of the States, the consttu
ton of the United States, and the execution of all
laws passed in pursuance thereof.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY WELLINGTON GODDsN.


I'VE BUILDING LOT ON 18TH STREET, BE.
TWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS-Wii
be sold on TUESDAY afternoon the first day Of June
1892, upon the premises, commencing o'clock that
most beautiful and attractive residence 18th street be
OF Mr. john H. isustace The dwelling is well built is in
good repair and has ample accommodations for the gen
tccl accommodation OF large family The lot on which
the dwelling stands has front OF 81 feet and depth of
100 feet
After the sale ofthe dwelling beautiful lot living
to the South of it will be sod having front OF 30 feet and
a depth of 1870 feet.
The location OF this property and the beauty and char
acer OF the improvements attached to together with
the fact that whilst tbs in retired and genee negbor
hood it is yet within five minutes walk of all the principal
public places of business in the city.
TERMS .-One-third cash balance l and years for
negotiable notes. interest added secured by trust deed
my II w. GODDIN Auct
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BY GEO. y. SUMNER,
BE sfUNs,"t'J y3ONsEssEz & &c.
8 gEOEa. II EG.NKS. g. 4 q az-1..rEenH
EsH RsFCEFAFfEs aaUTFE0RN.


MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
SALE OF HORSES SATURDAY.
EN the days al owe named mel chg al 81 o'clock
~ Will sell at auction at my on 18th St. a va
ety oil miscellaneous articles, consisting of the follow
ing
okoCERlES-Sugay, Coftc Gunr WIDER Tea Can
Ges soap Nails Starch Bacon hams, sEou der and sizes
Rice, Pepper. Ginger Brandy, Whisky Gin, Moasses
Butter Lard, Heirings, Shad.
:, FGRNITuRE-Bureaus, sideloards, wasbstands,
leather BEDS, HAIR and shuck Mtrasses, Bedsteads,
ding of every description, Tenders, Shovel and longs
with many other articles in the housekeeping line
SHOES, CLOTHING, ac.-I will also sell Boots
shoes, Slippers, Clothing of every kind, Hats, Caps
orockery-ware Matches, writing and wrapping Paper
mn &c II. CAUTHORN
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HNACLE FGUNDGX.-The subscriber having
removed to the large Foundry just erected by him
and htted out with machinery Of the latest and most ap-
proved style Is III addition to the manufacture of Toba eco
Fattens Mills prepared to receive orders for Stationary
steam ETnggne. Saw and Grist Mills Agricultural Ma
cees looaeeo Presses OF every description and all kinds
cute faithfully and with despatch all work entrusted to
him, and respectfully solcits call from his friends and
the public generally.
The highest cash prices paid for old cast iron brass
and copper. PHILIP RAHM
ap g Cary between Pearl and 18th sts
E,HE undersigned have this day formed a copart
IL nership to transact a general Exchange and
Banking Kasimsss, under the firm of MAURY &
MORTON They wildcat lin Exchange Bank Notes and
Conn., and will purchase and sell Stocks and other public
securities commission.
Office under City Hotel corner Main and Wall sts
r. H. MAURY,
Hlchmond, Feb 81. J. B. MORTON.
fe 25-tf
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ARRIVED
schr. Sea Belle, Harryman, Matanzas. to Charles T
Worthanh.
schr. Mary Eliza. Smith, New York, to Davenport
Allen & Co.
Schr. Lishtfoot, Gregory to Haskins & Libby
SAILED,
schr Perseverance,, Minor, Philadelphia