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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-22

IrIt is one of the worst annoyances OF poverty
that it dcbars man from many privileges which, at
frst glance, seem TO be his exclusively "A rich
man can afford to dress more shabbllyth than poor
one. wealthy merchant can wear shabby coat,
but his clerk on three hundred year must wear
one of the latest style and having the exacteSt
fit. A man owning block of Cityhouses can af-
ford to rent the second story OF one cheaper than
any of his own, for his family residence; nut ms
pennileSs neighbOr must take whole house, have
his name on the door-plate, and nobody else's sign
on the 'front.' OF give up ull hopes of getting into
business A bankers Wife can afford to receive
calls in sxpenny calico Dress but the lady of our
friend WHOSE only earthly means his salafy of
thousand per annum, must never be seenin her par
lor but in silk, or something equally costly. An
heiFeSS goes into the country with three shilling
bonnet, and looks ESQ neat and lovely" without
grain of jeweYly about her; while the lourneyman
milliner must wear her four dollar bonnet and be
loaded with golden ornaments, and alto come out
of herthree dollars wages per week. - Arch
man may amuSe himself OF q morning playing the
Croton upon his sidewalk and the plants in his
yard. If we, in our mediocrity, il not in our
poverty, do il, we must rise with the sun and be
through, with the refreshing exercise, before our
neighbor looks out of his front door-or we are de-
graded to the level of oman. servant" Your mil
ionare very well refuse to subscribe to bene=
violent eiTort-we are mean if we decline. If he
gives of his income fraction, whose numerator is
unit and its denominator sum larger than ever
was entered on our accounts-6ooks, he is applaud
ed; when we give the amount OF the hundTedth
part of our salary, we are ashamed. a doctor of
divinity can afford to wear a Shocking bad hiatt"
the young licenciate must always sport new one
and not bought in Bowery either. wealthy physi-
clan can afford to make his calls on foot as Dr. John
Mason Good always did when his practice amounts
ed to more than $4,000 per annum, or avail him
self of omnibus when in his routes the young
and unknown physician, who feel that he is CrG-
sus in the remote prospect of s1,40o, makes his
calls in gig, or cease TO attend the patron out Of
whom he confidently expects to get one quarter Of
that very respectable amount of money. Alawyer
in good practice can afford to walk iesurely across
the Park; a younger and briefess limb Of the law
must carry a package tied with red tape, always
look heated, perplexed and overrun with business.
And wealth ofreputaticn is sometimes no less
seryiceable than money. Gen. Cas-, when he ud=
dressed "the unterrifed'' at Tammany, could afford
TO throw off his coat, stock and vest. Your unknown
orator, who never was defeated candidate for
anything higher than Inspector of elections, must
buy a new coat for such an occasion and spend an
extra half hour at the barbers before venturng his
speech.-Nelp York Times.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-22

ILL1xos.--We are happy to state (says the BOs-
ton Atlas that the election of B: B: Washburn,
WING. from Galena district, IliinOI is confirmed.
9lr Washburn is gentlemen of fine talents, ma
tive of the State of Maine, and brother of the Hon.
Israel washburu, member of Congress from that
state, He beats CAMPBELL the present Democratic
member, and his election Isl OF course, gain,
Mr. John Wentworth appears to avssucceeded
in the Chicago district, although there was astFong
opposition against him in his own party.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-22

An ECCENTRIC CHARACrER.-The Boston Chron-
icle gives the following, in addition to The partic
ulars already published, relative to John Crofts
Cofield, who died in that city on the 28,h ult.,
supposed to he worth 100000:
Forthe last thirty years this eccentric man has
not laid in bed. except when travelling, he being
too misery to indulge in such "extrayagance," as
he termedit He has made his lodgings on trunks
and boards, and finally died, lying upon lnrge
trunk, Three days preceding his death, he nur-
chased burial lot in Mount Auburn. He lived, if
living it could be called, in small shop OFF from
the street. He lived bachelor not being willing
to marry on account of the expenses incident upon
married life, and dragged out of his existence as
solitary as an oyster. His meals cost him on an
average six and quarter cents, and in payment he
generally rendered crossed sfour-pence. He had
not probably taken off his clothes for year. Av-
a1ice shone from his cold, CLASSY eye; he loved no
one, and no one probably loved him. The late
Dr.. ParkmnE was his fnend, and was selected as
his executor. tl,s!s sn" l'a
1.-THE report that Gen. Pierce was about to
take up his residence at Portsmouth, N. H., is con-
tradicted. .isaa5l
usontag sppears at New York in in opera in
JanuaFY. :. 4. s,f5.y So.
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l-1 uJ'The whole story about the difference be-
tween Jenny Lind and her husband is hoax. 1t
u denied by Madame Sontag, whose name was
used in giving il currency.
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nrThe Austrian MINISTER at Paris IS dead .'i'
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VnInabIe ProPerty for safe or Co

THE undersigned offers for sale or partnership, a
blast PURRACE located four miles from Tho line of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and near Paramount, Mapn
Co.. Va together with abundance OF Iron Ore, Lime.
stone Coal and Timber close to the furnace. The under
signed wishes either TO SELL extend his ans, ai
any having Rolling Mill Foundry in Wheeling,
who will join in with tins establishment and furnish
Steam Engine he will offer tho most liberal terms, receiv
ing all mac inery or stock at a lair valuation
Specimens OF the Ore and Pig Metal may be at the
ONCE OF the Wheeling 1nteligencer.
Cost OF Iron ore delivered at the furnace per ton
Cost OF Charcoal, per 100 bushels. 75
Cost Of Limestone per ton; In, - 81
gentlemen TO the who desire to visit aud
examine 1t.
Oct11-tf JOHN C., WILLIAMS. +
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.r.aa Must be Sold.
TINE undersigned still good and desirable goods
on hand. As he Is going to change his business, he
will offer bargains be found in any establish
mont In tho city. They ntSt Be Soldl . s,i.
nov1B NJ --.- = Il. TIL: JOHNSTON, JR.
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Gloves at 100.
FIRST rate assortment OF Ladies' white, black, gree
n choco, and other popular colors Of Kid Cloves.
1872 ia the place Tnov161 TIL: JOHNSTON, in.
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LyoneSe Cloths. Z
"A GOOD stock OF Lyonese and other styles OF mixed
n Goods, for Indies wear-selling of TO quit
1ovfE - 49,. - ! Is TIL, JOHNSTON, in.
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DELI HOTEL. LIBERTY, BEDFORD

- ELL HOTEL. LIBERTY, BEDFORD
- COUNTY, PIRGINIA.-The undersigned hav-
ing purchased of Mr.. William Terry, that old and well
know Hotel estabI ,tment, know the BELL IlO-
TEL Liberty 'o offers his services to the public for
he Patronage so long bestowed upon his predecessor
The entire establishment, has lustundergone thorough
repair from Cellar to Garrett. Rendering pleasant an
comfortable in every department.
His Table is supplied with every thing good which
our lovely Piedmont country can produce and the BA X
with the most genuine and best qualityof Liquors.
His Stables in excellent condition. we'll provided.
good and reliable Ostler- always in attendance.
The Rocky Mount line ofC oaehes at this poin
tri-weekly with the Ours of Va. and Tenn. X. r., and
passengers coming from any direction either the Cars.
Stages private conveyance, will always find him pre-
AIRED to accomdate them with meals n my hour.
He lafters himself, that from the reputation of this
house and with no enegy sPeared his part render
his guests comfortable he will receive liberal share OF
patronage. THOMAS LEFTWICH.
July 1J-tsif
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\ facircut ceult f'r lie count. of Apprentices.
23rd d. of September ls52 '''s
Sarah Moore, wife of YIN J. Moore. WIN spes
by her aeNt friend Archibald W Moore. Alber, N
Hilker.on. and Moty a hi VT formefl. Moore. A..
efahaid " Moor, f'edrics H. Moore EdwinY Price.
and Martha H. IN wifi formerly Moore Anderson NJ
ell. qnd Sarah L. lii wi.c formerly Moore mud VIM A
doore which said Mary a, Archibald ". Fredrirk
Is Meftha II. Sarah E.. aud Nilliau, A. nre the chill
dren aud ali the children Of he said Sarah Moore
rIlIuIlH..
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DEED1IONT WOsEkS-A ELLISON jr Pre-
Il prletor.
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Door, Sast-BktHd anil Dor FactOry,
MI and HachtRc Work,
Iron Thinning nd Filling,
BIachsmilhing Of all he.

Blacbsmahtng Of all descriptions.
These works having been fitted up great expense
with steam power and large variety of machinery fol
working wood and iron, form the complete estab
shment of the kind in the Southern States. and can
execute better work and at cheaper than be
one in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending to build, supplied will
Doors, Blinds Window Frames and Sash (primed enr
glazed ifrequired) Mcudings, Flooring dressed anc
0ngue and grooyed ready for laying dressed Ceiling
and Notwithstanding, Palings, and variety of Other
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dnmpand Stone Cars Der.
rick Gearing Wheelbarows Picks and Bars, and Other
FOOLS required upon Public Works.
Constantly hand pd for SALE on reasonable terms
al varieties of Flooring and other Lumber, worked
inworked. Saving and Planning done order Bills
of Timber sawed to order.
Jan lifts A NETTI EToN
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g.. LEXINGTON ~ Through


OHM s~.-==ans TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
sAAlaA'4A-N our AaH PdCKEI Boats, By ScoYsptI,
anA Lgachbuyg-On and after the 10th. Boais will
leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted AZ The usunl
hour. 6 and arrive in Lynchburg in 81 hours, and
in Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning, leave Buchanan at u A. NJ, every day,
except Sunday. and arrive in Lynehbnrg at 81 P. H.
Leave Lynchburg al 8 p. NJ and nrrive in Richmond in
- hours in time To with the Norfolk bonts eav
ing 81 A. NJ, and the Southern and Northern Rail
Road cars leaving nj A
Passengers for Lexington, connect with duly Inc
of Stages North River. Returning leave Lcxington
every day, except Sundays and arrive in Richmond in
ii hours.
Passengers for Farmsiiir. fare So Buckingham u,
fare So -; Charlottesville nrc g. and Staunton, fare
81 will leave Richmond IN Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays Boats.
Below seecarI Of time Of arrival Mt intermediate dis
lnnccs
ILL, ll,,u III
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( In Chdneery.

To john 81 Ciatr and Betsy hiscte, an3Sam 49, Clair
You will take notice, that | have appointed the 18th
day of January to take the several accounts re-
qured by the foregoing of decree rendered in
the above suit by the Circuit Court of Appomatox at
its October term, l85l.--The said accounts will be
taken, at my Office, at Appomattox CourtHosse at
which time and place you required attend if you
think proper. Given under my hand IA Commissioner
in Chancery of said Court this 9th day of Dec. 1852
dec l3-w4w JNO w WOODSON G &C.
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II F BOCOCK. CPk .
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,

Appomattox c. H.. 18th Dec, 1852
The parties interested in the above decree will please
take notice TINT have appointed the 18th day of
January, 1853, my office the taking and
seteme mt OF mentioned in said decree whch
time and place YOU requested to attend with papers
and vouchers prepared for said settlement.
BENZ II NOWLIN, Com'r
dec 2O-w1w
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ruy0 SPOR4 SMEN We have this DAY opened
4 a large assortment of double and single barrel
GUNS direct from London and manufactured for our.
selves. embracing variety of qualities from 81 SO to
500 each We earnestly invite all who wish to pur
chase to cali and them before purchasing.
sept 3--dts GREGORY, ROYALL & SIMPSON.
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Il Circuit Court Tor the county of AppomaItox con-
IA nued and held atthe Court-house thereof the 18th
day OF October 1875 I, sitting Court of Chancery
John s. G lair and Betsy his WIFE Robert StClair in
his own right and "a admir- of his wife Lucinda Stellar
decd john + Stellar VIM Stellar. Samuel St'Clair
and John ID Patteson in his right, and admir- of
Nm fatteson, dec Plaintiffs,
against : In Chdneery.
Turner II Paftesun, Defendant
And the Court doth further adjudge, order and de-
that account be taken before one of the Com
nssioners of this Court of the partnership transac.
tons between the defendant Turner II Patteson and the
said William Pateson, the death of the latter and
that the defendant Turner IL Patteson do render be-
fore the same Commissioner account of the rents
and profits of moiety of said tract of land since
the death of the said VIM Patteson, all which accounts
the said Commissioner is directed to examine, state
and settle, and make report thereof this court with
any matter specially stated, deemed pertinent by him
self required by either of the parties be suited
An extract.
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IL H NJ A II X y

RE NJ II k
RICHMOND, Dec. lG, 1852
ToBAcco The market continues finn. Lugs, 4 to
So Leaf, so to 3d. fine, offering.
WHEAT-Red 81 o. J cents; white 81 121 cents.
FLouR-Demand good, with sales at s. o. extra S.
Sd; Scottsvc S. %.
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ITO PHYSICIANS q TIE AFFLIC-

OA1CE We have Just received. and offer fo
sale, lot OF beautiful Clover and Timothy Seed
McCORKLE, SIMPSON & JONES.
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against
Wm J. Dunn Robert Moore, Wm. J
Moore, and Benz amin a. Moore IN 'haheeiy

defendants.
And the court doth further adiudge order aud de-
rec that the said Robert Moore do render before ono
Of the commissioners OF this court an account of the
hires o the id safes from the time ofte death of the
'ald Sarah b. Moore, until he shall deliver them to COM
missioner Bococh which the said commission
"rts directed to examine, state AID SETTLE and also 10
nuke al said hires. himself and rcport to
this count; aud lie doth further adiadge order
aud decree thai the sad defendant Robert Moore do
render oath, before . OF tie commissioners ,f lis
court an Inventory OF the personal pr perry conveyed
The sid deed of July, 1928 now u, Us .,lon
or "ch came INTO bis possession either as the admin
isirater OF te said VIM }. Aofs or by rnrcl from
the said VIM J. Mooic, otherwise, which said inven
tory the said commissioner is directed report to this
court
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EXCHANGE.
EvERsABEE ovER-COATs-Kos.

IA "A Al III Wv "a sA"SOA S-hoS'
~ suth CASHMERE and Cloth, Sontag aud other Re-
oats Those just received. are ohend Of any
'oe offered Prince bert Paietots, splendid dress
er Coat, moy aso be seen the Clothing estab-
's1nent of As SHAFER & CO.
lcc 1873
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against
Henry r, Franklin Joel 'Satkin.. ir, Holcomb P
Watkins. Friedrich G. Watkins, Jessee Burton, late
Sheriff Of Campbell and othefsdecndants. 1t appear.
IN that the spa awarded against cssee Burton late
chrif the county Of Canphe lhas been duly served
him and more than four months having elapsed, from tho
return day thereof and the fling Of the the BILL and he
not haying entered his appearance the Court on motion
of the plaintiff by counsel, doth take the bills for COR
teSsed Us to him: this day be heard al
the other defendants, except Reuben B. Patcson, upon
the original and amended bills dcmurers answers
hibts and examination Of Witnesses and argued by
counsel on cOnsidernt whereof the oveTuling
the demurcr and being ofopnon that the deed bearing
date, lst day Of Ari 1871. executed by Fredrcil g
Watt ms to the defendant Henry F. franklin, and the
two deeds executed by EIolcnmb p, Watkins, to the
defendant. Joel Watkins, bearing date the 29h
March 1871, and the other End April 1871,
ted with the intent to delay hinder and defrnud the
creditors of the said Fredrck G.. Watkins and
Hocomb p; Watkins and that the property convc, ed
by the deed of the said Friedrich e. Watkins the
said H. X. Franklin, and the property conveyed by the
said, H. p Watkins, to The said joel Watkins II, IS
subject to the payment of the plaintiffs debt, doth ad
Judge. order and decree that the defendant, lessee Bur
ton Sheriff of Campbell do render, before Of the
commissioners OF this court account of all monies
collected by him from the debts mentioned in the sched
ule OF +. G.. Watkins when he took the oath Of in
solvent debtor at the suit Of the plaintiffs, the 2lst
day of May. 1911, which said the said
missioner is directed to examine and SETTLE and
make report thereof this and the doth
further a Judge, orier and decree that the COM
missioner do take account of the amount due
the judgements obtnncd by the plaintiffs against the de-
PENDANTS, friedrich q and Holcomb p Watkins, and
certain who entitled receive the amount due
on the judgements End make the thereof to
this court stating specially any matters deemed peril
nent BY himself, which may be required by any Of
parties To be stated
A copy teste. IF BoCOCK. Cpk.
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IygasE. TRAIN.
Accommodation Train,

"a M GsEs!., "a l
VIRGINIA AND TENNE r.. "A Freigh fru
' with Passenger Chr attached, will lcaye Lynch
Iurg daily Saturday Sunday cxcepted) Mt O'Clock
=. M and leavo Big Lick daily, (Sundny and Monday
rxceptcd) 81 o'clocls.A NJ.
Freight intended for this train accompanied by two
rny tickets must be delivered in the Depot before
set the previous evening All frcghts must be Prepnd
nur IO-dts THOS JELIIS. AT,
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DEHDK MADE CLOTHING.-THE
y snbs'riber would most respectfully announce 10
his and the public generally TINT he has re-
cciyed his entire stock Of Ready Made Clothing which
il much orger hnn he has before offered TO tho
public Among the stock may be found some entirely
new styles. His stock of OYER-COATS cannot be
surpassed by any house in Virginia.
Also, splendid stock OF Shirts, Drawers, Collars,
&C. all Of whirh wi be offered reasonable prices
oct 20tsif DON +. G. PETERS
Expc lw. Rep copy Is
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NOTICE TO TOBACCONIsTS.-
" be sold, af public nuction, Monday the 20th of
December, the Factory House, formerly occupied by
q Williams, entire set Of goad lixures consisting
Of Pound Mills in good order and nearly 81 and %
Mlls good mud desirable. u largc and small presses in
good order Iron Fuishers, Bands, Leaver Bars and
In fact, every thing TINT belongs the manufacturing
department. Those engaging in the business will do
we'll 10 attend. Terms LIBERAL aud made known on
day Of sale.
For RENT--rhe Factory House is Cor rent the To-
cay Of which Is desirable. and the House well adop-
ted the usneas of manufacturing tobacco besides
other advantages. Call aud exnmico.
s PRESTON, surviving partner
nov l5.hNrlda OF WiIlians y Preston.
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IEW G00OS--FALL Is32.- The

n EW G00DS--FALL 1857 The SUBJ
~ scrber would respectfully annoG6ce 10 his friends
md the public generally tint he is prepared to of
ferto the trade argn and well selected stock of Simple
and Fancy Dry Goods unusually low prices Ills
stock Of Fall Cloths. Sarinetts Linseys &c. ia very
urge Mao very large and desirable stock of Blankets
all of which will be offered very low pttee..
scpt2i-difts D. T <. ETERS.
fY Republican copy.
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DHGNKX FOUNDRY, Lynchburg
u VA-lron and Brass Castings, S,eum Engines
Mill Cheering Tobacco Presses, &c, ard machinery gen
orally furnished reasonable notice. and fair prices
The present reputation enjoyed by this establishment
for tho superiority of its work. will be fully sustained in
the executio7 Z all future orders.
A. q. DABNEY.
n B--I will be prepared for Gas-itting in due time
nov oJ.dScts A. G. ID.
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Az. FOR fsENT-Two orthroe desr- IzssAA
Lis nblc Family residences the hill, with Al.il
good gardens " Also, that desirable Boarding
abIishmcnt, kye's corner, Main street, contain
ing fourteen rooms &c, lue in tho occupancy Of Mrs.
}lnnhs Possession given Immediately.
Ase, for sae. House and Lot the hill, suitnble
l,r smnil lnmily, and another on Lynch street
noy 2i-dlm ClIAS W CHRISTIAN, Agent.
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1rirIcsoppropfalc fofbe f5rW CIass.-Boxes OF m's'
Lonncts aud furniture
Arlicles appropriate 10 Secoad Class-BoNes balcs
If dry goods eathcs shoes saddlc glass, paints, oils
drugs and confectionery.
Ar'icies up, topra'cio Third Ciass.-Virginn domcs
tics sugnr. coffee, liquor bagging rope butter, cheese
manufactured loburro eother, hides cotton yarns cop
per- TIM sheet IRON hpllow-warc, aeenswore, eastngs,
hardware marble (dressed and other heavy articles moi
enumerated IN special OF fourth classmics.
articles appropriate 10 the Fonrh Ciass--flour IN
sacks rice pork, beet fish urd, tnow aud bncen, (u
casks boxes sacls) beoswnx, baes of ginseng
md dried fruit bar IRON mnrh (nndressedl mill and
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OFFICE OF rHr Va. n TENN. II. h. Co, !

Lynchburr, No 18th, 1852 !
A I a meeting of tae Board Of Directors of the Yir.
"a ginin and Tennessee Rnilroad company, held ut
their off rc in the city Of bynebburR this day.
On motion, Resolved, That the delinquent Srookhold
be called pay Ar due from them within
sixty days that egu proceedings will be instituted to
enforce collection.
copy from the minutes
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a l Circuit Court tor the county OF Appomattox
"A continued and held the Court House thereof the
4th dry Of September 1852
David Aadcr On, rhomas S Taylo aud Oyerton A.
Mosby late merchants and partners under the and
firm OF David Anderson, ir., < Co..
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We oie requested by the parties for the benefit OF
hose wishing good cook sasbcr aud ironer and in
decd, nm accomplished house servant, call attention
To the salc ofthe jane agcd uboni "a years. and
her , children, presenting opportunity to se-
cure sueh servant MOSBY &. GARLAND.
de- u ida.
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IRON TIE minutes.
+, & MORRISON, Crk, Z. 7.

Agreeable to the above resolution, Of all
bniances due stock, with interest, will be made nnd
will be expected TINT all the Stockholders in arrears
will call and settle the nj this office
l7-d2m JND. r. HUGHES, CPk.
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Richmond Wholesale Prices Current,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING DECEMBER lot
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rfRps--A credit Of six months, by giving negotiable
pnrar satisfactorily endorsed.