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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-23
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DR.. J. s. CARROLL

3sfay8SGiaga and Surgeon,
Buc;hnGmc2, El,shur Co., Va.
OFFICE in his DRUG Store.
Jan. 2-th lS52.-.E.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-23
DIR. Hoofand,s
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERs..
2 DIR. c. M. d acKs1lN


4 No. l2t Arch Street, Philadelphia. go
heir power over the above diseases Is NOT ex--
eelled, Il equailed, by any other preparation in
tes S.nies' as The cures attest, in many
e1s ,s AFTER skilifni physicians had failed
These Bitters are worthy tie attention. 90 In.
. ossessing great virtues In the rac,,,;,,
~ Az Si tle LIVER and lesser glands.
exercising the most searching powers IN
mss and affections of the digestive ors ~ ssaS-
are, wfthai, safe, certain and pleasant =
Il - READ AND ne coNyINcEp. A. ~,
The PHILADELPHIA Saturday Gazette. snys of H..
Hoofana's German Bitteys. {; =, - -
alt is seldom that we recommend what are
termed Patent Medicines, To the confidenco,and
patronage of onr readers; ana, therefore when we
recommend DR.. Hoo1and's German Biiiers. we
wish IL TO be distinctly understood that weara not
speaking OF the nostrums of the day. that mn.
noised about for brief period aud then forrotten
after they have done their guilty race of mischief
but of medicine long established, uniycrsalIv
ana wee mas met The hearty approval Of
SCOTS Weekly, of the 25th of August. said-
"Dr. Hoofiands German Bitters. manufactur-
cd by Dr. jackson, are now recoIlmendedl Inv soma
oil the most prominent members of the facultyas
an article of much efficacy in cases of fan,,ls
weakness. Persons al debitated constitntions
wiz ma these Btters advantageous 10 their l,enih
as we know from experiences the Isalatorv s.,
they hav" upon weak systems" 1879
j. g. Moore, ESQ.,, of the Duly ,Nows. says.
" DR. nooFlAND's GERMAN BIITHRs mr..
trying this renowned medicine for a stnbhor,, A..
ease OF the bowels, and can with truth testify =.
.ls cilcacy; we nave taken The contents of two
oot'ies' and we have derived more benefit from
the experiment than we derived prcyioI,sI, f,o,,
years OF allopathic treatment at the hands az e,r
first physicians.'' 1' Siappr
Hon. z; D. Hinelinc, Mayor of The Wv az
Camden, N. j., says: ffsr'
=" HooFLAND's GE.RA,, :, Ts,,-yr,sg w
many hattering notices of this medicine, and the
source from which they came induced us a, max.
inquiry respecting its merits. From INJURY we
al tn 0s.utt Z
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Candy at SIG. 80 per n 90 lbs
Warranted to keep in any Climate,
CLARK & ZONES .

SUCCESSORS TO JOSEPH r. ANN.1 rH
Nj ANUFACTURERSo of Steam Refined Candy
1fi Sugar Toys, &C., and Wholesale Dealers IN
Foreign Fruits, Mus, Segars. Syrups Cordials-
DC, No. 90 LIsHT ST., BALTIMORE
:. ~ Particular attention given 70 orders. and a
list of articles with prices annexed, forwarded 70
order aull 3m
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-23
Doctor Yourself for rs Cts.

BY MEANS OF TIL
POCKET ESCULAPIUS,
or Every one his Own Ply
stefan. THIRTY-sIxrH edi-
ton, with upwards of q
hundred engravings. show
ing private diseases in eve
~ shape and form, and
malformatiors of the gene
rative system,
BY VIM. Young, II. ID.
The time has now arri-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-23
Letter from III. IL. lehman,


STovY RIDGE, n. c., Feb. ~, 1852.
NJ ,ss~s. LoUpo& Il CO.-Gcntiemcn Two
years go 'llying previously been afflicted with
n cough,) while trip to your city, owing to
detention and exposure on the way, my complaint
Increased so ruPidly that my arrival mt PhiIu-
deIphia, / was compelled TO keep my bed. A
friend of mine advised to use L0udOn ~
Co.. indian ENPectornnt, II bottle OF which
he procured for me. | commenced its use accOr-
ding to directions, and astonishing 80 say, in Il
very few days | was far recovered that | was
able to attend to my business, which was Il ten or
twelve days Notorious task; notwithstanding, my
health grew better, and now is better than for
years before.
The benefit thus derived from your Expecto-
rant, induced me take your preparations to sell
on agency. Ihavo recently located ut the above
place, where the demand for your medicines is
daily Increasing, and in all cases the greatest sat
isfnction given.
The lives of many children, I am sure, have
been saved by the use of your ENpectOrnnt, i'll
cases of Group. Your Carmin iatiYe Bal
sam, Vermifuse, SaHative Pills, and Ale
terative, hive severally effected extraordinary
cures. The Alternative and SanGtive Pills
especially, have cured extraordinary Of
GOitre in my neighborhOod.
Yours, truly, II. X. LEHMAN.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-23

]. NJ. DAVIS & CO., Merchants, Smithfield,
Ohio, write, Jan. 8, lc52-'sYOur Cherokee
Liniment is working wonders in this region Of
country, also your ENpe GRANT ~ Indian
Sanatrve Pills. In fact, all your medicines
are fast gaining here, and render general satisac-
ton. We are out of your Cherokee Lininent,
(and the cry is still for mOre,) which is POSITIVELY
the best medicine ever Offered in the shape of Lin
inent for all those diseases for which it is recon-
mended. Send now supply at once"
lF LoudOn & Co.'s Genuine Family Medi-
zines are for sale at DIR. Jos. l.. Carrs Drug Store
sRusite Bar:Iett's Hotel, and Charles Lewis,
s4srksbtye fza12 sr
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-23
Liver Complaints
DYSPEPSIA.

CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY. IS
EASE OF THE KIDNEYS. Ann
ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM A DISORDERS
ED LIVER OR 80. atzl
.ld STOMACH. See
Such as Constipation. ip,-ar5 p,,.- y,
of Blood TO the Head, Aciditv &c as 3. ui'nesa
Masea, heaEtoSrn Disgust for Food FnIIuess ~
n aas Stomach sinH
Swimming of the Head H ~. OF the Stomach
Breathing, Fluttering at The Hese, and Difficult
Suffocating Sensations when in y Choking or
imaess Of Vision dots Webs si,sS Sb Posture
Precipitation, Yellowness of the ksnohciency of
Pain in the Side, Buck, Limbs, Chest. s & Eyes.
den Flashes of heat, Burning in the Flesh, S Ssd-
slant imaginings of evil and great depression 4.
spirits, CAN BE ErrEcTuAIIr CURED ny "
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10 Southern and Western,
Booksellers IL Merchants.

Washington, October Goth, 1852.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-23

Whatever concerns the health and happiness of
the people Is ut all times of the most valuable inn
portance. take it for granted that every person
viii do Nil in their power to the lives of their
children, and thut every person viii endeavOr TO
promote their own health, ut oil sacrifices. feel
tmy duty to solemnly assure you that WORMS
according II the opinion of tbs most celebrated
Physicians, are the primary causes of large ma
liable. Ifyou have an appetite continually chan
Seablo from one kind OF food to another, bad
breath, pain In the stomach, picking ut the nose,
fever, pulse irrccular-remembcr that all these
denote WORMS, and you should ut once apply
thn renlc,Iy-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-01


Al the Alum Springs. IN Rockbridge county on the
25ih day Of September in the 35th year Of s age BEV
ERLI JONES Of Meckleuburg county. lie was born IN
GINA where he established reputation for talents and
scholarship. Never Of robust constitution, his health
gave way after leaving that institution, aud
afterwards 10 established. His death will be regretted
by large circle Of friends and acquaintances-iu whcr.
ever known he valued Tor his many moral and social
qualities.
At the residence Of her uncle Chas IT, Carter in the
county OF Nottoway. Miss LUCY CRENSIAW CARTER.
She departed this life thc morning OF the l9th inst
having been confined her bed six eight morths She
vas hopefully cOnveted-had been q consistent member
Of the Methodist Church for years, and con.
scion. Of her approaching DISSOLUTION. Gifted with all
those qualities desirable IN female character she had
just ripencd into WomanhooI with every prospect Of
bright and happy future, when she summoned to the
bar Of God! "What shadows aro-wbat shadows we
pursue IL the good fortune Of the writer to have
known her intimately for many years; and, he knows
one more generally beloved by her acquaintance Alice
Tomato, handsome. gcnde, conf ling, she fell into the
tOmb-iuOurnel by numerous friends and relatives. But
let ~ not indulge in unavaing grief for the loss Of one
Sho died such Triumphant death Let rather recO-
ect that
" There il a calm for those who weep.
rest for weary pilgrim. found
They soldy lie and sweetly sleep,
Low in the ground.
The storm that wrecks the wntfy XIV
No moro disiurhs their deep rcposc
Than summer evenings latest sigh,
That shuts the rose % w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-01

Van Buton and Dix received the abolition vote
which in 1915 given for Birucy. i5,sI2 Mr.
Dix also received the anti 10 1915 generally es
tlmsted at about Eve thousand IL tie abolition
vote il deducted from the total received by Van u
and D4 it will be that the hunkers nttiora
wing Of the democracy, voting for Cass and WalvOr
the strongest section by shout nine thousand votes
The bunker counties elect ~ members OF Assembly
and tue ircesOi counties 80 m,Isbvrsy single dsrct-
OF courses tIat considerable portion 81 shigs a.
Ways chosen from each class Of these counties.
Theremainng counties Of the State, which elect dfty
members Of tie Assembly, With yefy frw exceptions gen
rally give whie maortc-, and choose a proportion OF
democrats 10 the Assembly. In these whis counties the
democratic minority composed If about an equal pro
portion OF hunkefs aud blrubuuer- 90 lsIS. Tine bard
shells are confident that toy much srougrrin
these counties than the hGuscrs were Boo lSIS
lt-perbaps too soon set to form an opinion with
regard 10 H. respective prospects Of tie three plrties
hue1 will drpcni ur-n tie acton n the wings at their
State Convention ncAt week. aHj the char,cter Of the
goging impression among the suo1iug shi,a particular.
iossupppi The stpto ticket nominated hy the hand she'll
Or nau"us D.nocrrs Ni1 sbom the sil.or rrcy- NOR,
peciiJ c,'ucIr 90 -rutmcut, rcsHd.ns ouucr Issues
between parties as obsolete ilca1
We should mott be- -urpJ,d therefore 10 s- Doe silver
grcys aud The canal from Lp vbg rlrks very gene.
fa.y droTp,n. hr ticket snIch u1 To-. nominated y the
convention nest week, and taking up the ticket Of n.
hlrlA E.uuurE u' silver grey. aud ihr canal vii 90
only one 'l'ih Of c w'ig party proper aud so have ly
Or tHV Wo".snI votes I add tu the party vote of The
hard shells which would OF cDuf-o give the hard or nation.
Hrlh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-01

IAcU Noau Sr,E Too steam Yacht v.yH Star.
seIongn. 90 No. IuEsTtirs NhsrurItr. " New York.
etIn.j 10 bat cry on Friday l-i alter src,e.-G rr
vefv remarkable .'rsure excursion io Lurulr and Asia
sitl The owr.r aud TO- .uy together Win talsr of
he rerd' Tho -Iip ans comm indJd by Cip' Errrtrgr
ul o. tie liberal owner La- been gwen hy common ruu.
.efi The title Of tIuw0du.r She vls ai,.crt rom Sow
lo's Inur months aui tlfce d1ys i4Un. Which pu,YI
'he uot only tsie' cfus-,i do. Atlantic but tlysl.rI
nruy tc "No" lnngb oi thr German ocean. Baltic.
NeH.eIit'ctn, and Airttc sel5, visited fir t,,trurl.
we bI1r rr7 Hui fhc coasts 81 Asia AMI Africa Durir.
' f"W'klr cruise hnr Owner and biz rup.fs were fun
n'nel with 'Hn opportunity Of visiting -sycrsl oftbc uru.
t'Hl c'p'- and other ci'irs Of Europe Including Ion.
do" - Irirf.hufg'. Puis Florence aud Constantine
Pc SIZE VISITED tHr pprts Of Southampton Copculagcu.
n'fe, Nh".'r Malaga. Loglorn. Ciga Vctchia the
-" nI NHpl Fdt' tue Bis uf Br..cl tB. Golden Horn
me Bay ~ Idr'i'r, ruI the iIui ~ Ni-ifa Within
We spa"" OF tr it mont oi voyage -he visited each
o. 'hc "nr continents O. tur globe, aud completed hr
hon'WTi VOYAGE from thirty dtgrccs feast to seventy
o. wet lo1Etu g. having during lhe sho, series Of v,,
ages met Hil no serious m.s1dvcuturc and having win
n TIE perot ~ four months steamed distance Of gfecp
uouani nIie- The North Star b. stespc, of ,i,u,
tFo thou"ni IONS, provided With posefn engines and
'uf large b1er onv two Of which she has I'D la use
daring TIE VOyago-Aaf hL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-01
New ORR PoIItIts-Pro,ptst. Of the Hard Shells

Now that that the respective State tickets of the hard
shells and the sot shells have been placed before public
meeiings apd adopted 10y the respective sections into
which the democratic ps::y divided it is subject
Of inquiry whi, is the relative strength OF parties partcn
larry with reference the prospects Of OF the hard
shells, national democrats We must go back to the
Presidential election Of s45 when the free soil question
raised sui ths t-engh Of parties shown the
for Taylor Cas- and Van Buren, for President aud
for Fish, walwor,h aud Dis tie candidates for Cover
nor. The total OF the State was as follows
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-01

The Richmond Wing In favor OILS distribution OF the
surplus among the States In the event oil its
being made the Wing asks the question, would Virginia
refuse TO receive her share ," We feel assured that the
true this question Is to be found in her past
upon the distribution policy Of the WhiS party
Virginia has always refused the paltry bride She
can never accept until she h prepared acknowledge
the right of Congress exercise powers not granted IN
the Constitution-1ierdadridS Standard
Our contemporary writes in forgetfulness OF what
has been the action of the Democracy of Virginia on
this subject They did not become so outrageousy
vrtuous until the bride did really become paltry-
When it was half a million they jumped at it when
it dwindled down to 100000, they suddenly became
alarmed for their integrity and independence, and re-
fused to touch the polluting boon.
We, howcveveI, have never been able to under
stand the logic of these State Rights men, who con-
tend that the States, by receiving large sums OF
money from the Federal Government impaired their
rights weakened their powers. If the States had
all the money and the Central Government had none,
we, for one, should have more fears for State
sovereignty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-01

~ We translate the following from the Courier
les Etdts, Unis-and know whether it be romance
or reality. 1t is sentimental, at any rate
THE SECRET or A STATESMAN. &.
"Thc envy, which wealth excItcs almost always dssp
pears before the reality and how it that the
the brilliant the happy BUTT is
makabe that people seldom think of the
which distinguished position conceas 1t the
eyes the the halo of should pre-
tho brOws it environs from the evils incident
binary life Nevertheless il is there precisely that
concealed the painful Affections; for many lustr
men OILY throw themselves the of ambi
tion and yield the decefal charms of glory escape
remembrance Of some great private grief
Among American statesmen, present arrived to dis
nction and the first public houors there is who may
be probably ranged in this CORY. We Mr.. Jas
Buchanan 'the velbeoved son ofPennsy lvana"former
Secretary of State and now Minister TO England.
'Mr Buchanan has remained unmarried and tue secret
OF that resolution viii nothing could shake found in
the sad history of his youth.
AT the age, when the aspirations Of ambition often
WELD to The dreams of sentiment more tender Mr.. B..
then an unknown lawyer in Philadelphia loved passion.
ately young lady, by whom his affection reciprocal
ted Vows interchanged and the marriage va,
speedily to be celebrated when fatal incident interviewed
To into apepetual that mutual affection
before which smiling future seemed to open.
zone evening the betrothed Of Mr.. b. asked him
company her somewhere Having business engagement
he excused himself and left her, saying TOMORROW
The engagement detained him lae-snd at the moment Of
leaving he requested by the gentleman Of The house
TO her residence young lady then visit
him. He promptly complied. Unfortunately at the mo-
ment Of conducting his charge to her home chance
brought his betrOihed upon his steps Struck With what
I = f.N...-
her;-the day, she siguifed to him that ali
end between them. She shcn left the city hoping no
doubt find in removal forgetfuness and consolation
She found DEATH aud her hearse alone returned to Phil
AIDE phia.
''Snce then, Nr. .. has been unwilling to give to any
other the place which that first love should have occupied
in his life. Ito has mIntained his determination the
end and has found glorious compensaons in his public
career. But who say how often he has desired, in
hours devoted solitary recolectons, the power
change his fame and position for the obscure felicity
| which % cruelty ESCAPED him -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-01

Ho, FOR RIcnNoSn.-Every person who pays to the
State Agricultural Society, two dollars, and gets ccrtf.
from the Treasurer ten Il. Pcyton OF the fact
Richmond the first week In November and back again
for Hoiug and take with :hem ali ;heir Sheep, Hogs
Cattle iGrses Hens Ducks, Turke-, Vegetables Mine
rails AMI Manufactures OF every description. Now the
Agricultural Society will ouy lot the women become
bers think it will take four such Hotels Baars EX-
chane hold the numbers of who will go from Albemarc
county Look for train Of II Cars packed full OF
Passenger 1000 least, brother Dispatch Hope your
people sill provide plenty Of bread and cheese for the
casion, for shall not want kill and eat own
cattle, fowls, &c, after get there Charlottesville J
f.rs,s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-01

A INV SroRE.-We perceive that new fashionable fur
nishng store Tor gentlemen has been opened by Mr. W D.
Ovens, 62 Main street. opposite the American Hotel
lissto,k n goods very we'll selected ID comprise
neat as-orrent Of shirts Of tho fashion gloves,
cravhts handkerchief stocks, opera ties umbrc l
Lac, soaps and p'rinncry IN fact M the lio pamphcua.
Ia iu the toilet wiy, suited the fstiiou, taste
From the taste displayed in fitting out ll' concern and
the full assortment which his stock comprises while Mr.
ONcns himself will he found ready please We have
little doubt but tha. be shall have good share Of public
patronage Gentlemen Who. desire 70 Swell" in baud
somey wrough collar you'll do we'll N call nj this csab
l-bmcui where they Will certainly be pleased.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-01

HssDsoWr DRrs.-Wc have seen at the clotbingcs.
ublishmcut Of Mcssrs. Roach 6NcG1irc 1872 Main st.
novel drc'1 made TO order ior gentleman ofi. city 10
worn 1t the fancy dress bail which On last night
llugcnoi Spring. II IS imitation Of the Engsh Jock
cy drcs aud finished With degree ofastc whc reflects
credit ontho makers Il consists Of jacket Of beautiful
rel Fix velvet I'll bat The sleeves which are made u
bu" velvet with red fringe the cuffs ~ trout IL i'
neatly ornamcncd with br'l' Of different color aud
row Of buttons chosen with particular regard 10 neanes-
and Eject in their contrast with the other m1tefits
The other part consists ofa white corduroy knee brcch
e., which buttons Immediately below the knee At which
point wtcath' ofdicrcnt co1rcd ribbons dsplayed
pair Of top boots done up accordance With the other
portions e the dre's. complete the fantastic yet
costume Il "a the 6rst Of the Kind We bsyo seen Tor
long time
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-01

don 20 carefully preserves In ouldhsl When one has
such beams In his eye he had better not search or
the mote in his neighbors eye"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-01

tN- THE ssrn,on d. n"lc BuIsr late Treasu
rcr vrsin vube preached Presbyterian Church
Rev No noges,) y morrow morning a. II g'cl3ck,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-01

THE F!SArE THIS MAISE ELycTroS-The Bangor cor.
respondent Of tie Philadelphia Gazette speaking Of the
recent election in Maine, predicts that the Wings and
Morren elected to the House of Representatives will
unite and send up the Senate the Of Mr. Crosby
the Wing candidate, and Mr. Morrill,, the Independent
Democratic candidate from which that body will have to
select Governor; and also that VIM. Pitt Fessenden,
Wing, will be elected United States senator
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-01

s''r o. I's'-'G.,'o,'. 'sG,,r's' SgSsso,s
TYPOGRAPHICAL YFErrNG- The regular monthly meet
FsunsF Hail th,. lsauriayJ evening, ai = o'clock
oI joins 81 FRANCISCO, s-r'y.
TW- ruE ESQURY ulyfSG BEEV MADE A. tothe age r,lu
pail, Inform the public uirl elias for
girls oysrtvsly years rf age, ani ult p,reu1r attention viii
b.. pail their Advancement Having lsrg- house.
y.luy ladies o.. ,upH,t leave School during
regular hours, forl 9t1J oct-u
UNOH piIiL Npfi.riut 10 snU on Wonds,, Tho
~ I'd Ori"ler, "clo'k. y. N-The steam. tltf5N
70 receive N'at aoi viii ''i 80 above ~ i,.st -
uio+s r,fud iov uhatfli after iha srri
vat 10 s steamer stored ts expense t rYnryr
E2f &c. EsrkiH, Arrrt q. 81 p O..
GtUAsO Expected dfy g. tons PTHUyIAN GuNSn, from
N Wv Work Prr.n ttsirnt 9" ~ supplied must make i
d surtoS wrvsroy.
or vii o.. ci".,d upr N,,srspY ue,i, 81, lost
sci GuLusUir 40 81 Main q.
AND POR giIF The srs-f,ar pis.ss sru ~ pryat.
s lltt'1ei nftri yirg n tu County ul,, soull on
ngr 'd y ue 'isr' wing h-tuuiy o %" rnnJ cg9',ty
a,rs l DO Ins rrIni' ~ hr.t bottom! % in erGna o
2Ss ~ yer bottom white tinhrr TIE ltnd " ~,
adapted ip uiet lni tobacco, h's a-fr i.' ~ ydge
rooms r,o barn pb,sro houses, Zee hou's A. The
lu drFs an goff ue land b. veil gftrfd some 1907 10
spring. cree ic of re river not a.
i1ning ny trtct convenient urb.r vu sell
The terms v te ,uuoiatnE Tant 70 trl ~ We loi "
o,t-,a GRANVILLE bullock.
NNANrED young man native Cutnbeand county -
w hs extensive acqrainnce, ani vho could nmsnd
Ags share q ooul'y pstrgnsse r,n at sstnn ~ ' '
Apply 70 ALLEN 4 CROGCH,
IntelliEence and Agency nee,
ool Corner o. Broad and Qtl stree"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-01

Inspections FLouR at Richmond Co ,hs a.,
ending September SOth, 1883:
2O3t barrels Family
2ssS DO. Extra Super6ne
SI6ll Do Superhne
ans hslf barrels Super6ne
sass barrels Fine
4s3s DO. Mddlings
1880 Do Condemned.
DAN'L s. DELAPLANE, Inspector.