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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01
RISrenmtnhle.

An affray took place in Columbus, few
days since, between Mr., Gest, member Of
The House, and Mr.. Harris, assistant editor
Of the Ohio Cullivutor. Gest attacked Har-
ris with cane, but was thrown by the lat
ter upon The pavement and held fast. The
cause fthe difficulty is said TO have been
the appearances, Of communication in The
Western Reserve Chronicle, in which GER
tain secre, practices Of Members were ex.
posed, the authorship Of which was by MIR.
Gest attributed 10 Mr.. Harris. We see it
stated in Columbus tha, professional
wood-sawyer" has petilioned the Legisa.
,ure for damagcs done to his "saw horse''
in the melee. .>eyenty'five cents is The
damage named.
p S. Since the above was in type, we have
received printed s.a,emen, signed by Hen
ry Cowles, Of Oberlin, who says he was
present and Witnessed The whole affair
The imporlan. part Of his statement is as
folows:--
"At the noon session ON ,ha. day, 18th
ul.,1 COL S. D. Harris, citizen Of CoIum-
bus, and Hon. S. Plumb, member Of the
House from Ashlabula county, left The Hall
together. Immediately after they landed on
the sidewalk, they were assaulled-Mr.
Plumb seized and thrown violently upon the
pavement by Mr. Lyle, q member from
Hamilton county, while Mr. Harris was fu-
riousIy attacked by ]. G. Ges,, the member
from Greene county. Harris was shame.
fully bruised upon his head, face and eyes,
the assault continuing some minutes, during
which time Harris forebore to strike or in.
Hct any injury upon his assaiani although
he was repeatedly in aposiIion'lo do it with
effect. The assault was preueditaed and
Prepared for by Ges, and his associate
membe.s Of fihe House, a considerable mum.
ber of whsm .!hrmed a compacl ring round
the assaiIan. AM his victim, threatening
vengeance upon any man who should AT.
tempt rescue, declaring thar no man should
part them, and several Of them shoui;ng-
"Ges,. give him hell, give him hell j.
This Outrage on Ohio's citizens, perpetra-
ted by parry of Ohio lawmakers, took
place before my own eyes. With unuter-
able amaz0menl, saw first that The men
who cheefed on the assault were members
of The House, and soon learned that The as
saiIant himself was of that body, Inquired
The alleged cause and was Told that Gest &C.
cused Harris Of having libelled him in a
newspaper by stating that he had lost and
won considerable sum in gambling.
Mr.. Cowles, in view of these facts, makes
an eurnes. appeal to the people of Ohio,
and implores them TO exercise more eau
ton as TO whom they send us representatives
TO Columbus. "Law-abGing men, no, law
breakers-men Of principle and not men oI
grog-men OF morals and not men Of mobs, v
are wanted there. We would like 10 pub
Iish the whole Of Mr.. Cowles' article, bu
want Of space prevents.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01
The Convention.

The Wing State Convention which as.
sembled a. The City Hall, yesterday, was
much moro numerously amended Than our
friends anticipated. The 6tm, true, and
unfinching Wings of the State were there
When such men as The venerable John
Johnston, tho old Indian agent, Ex. Govern
or Barley, &c., &C., leave their homes to
attend political convention of the true re.
publicans OF the Slule on the anniversary oI
The birth day Of the Father Of his Country
it is u proof positive lha. our cherished prn.
cples have Vitality, n vigor lint cannon
be crushed BY one or TWO temporary defeats,
but will still cxissr and, III short limes b.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01
THE New CABlNEr.-Asis generally the

THE New CABlNET.-Asis is generally the
case on The approach ola new Admisnistra.
,on, the papers have for weeks past teemed
with rumors and predictions concerning the
composition Of President Pierce's Cabinet.
As these repons are known TO be for the
most part conjecIural, and sent off 10 graft.
fy the appetite for pol i,icOl gossip, they are
seldom noticed by the Washington press
But as The lime draws nigh for The curtain
ofthe now Administration 10 rise, the astuter
Of The caterers OF news may be supposed 10
discern with some distincness who are to
compose tho dromatis persona; and as our
distant readers may li4e to know the latest
on dill, or cabinet.card, Of the most reliable
of The leue.-wri,eas, we subon it. We are
inclined 10 think the writer has hit the nail
on the head as 10 the frs. named, if moi
some Of the others; out shall soon see how
near he is 10 the mark National Inteli-
gencer.
Caleb Gushing, Of Mass, Secretary Of
Stale.
A. c. Flagg, Of New York, Secretary Of
Treasury.
R. F, Stockton, Of New Jersey. Secretary
ofthe Many,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01
Pittsburgh Market.

SATURDAY, Feb 26.-Business yesterday
was dull and sales limited 10 the actual
wants ol The city trade. Tho stock on
hand Of The leading articles Of trade was
largo. In regard TO prices, we have no ma.
lerial change 10 notice. Our rivers remain
IN fine naviga6le order. The following are
she sales that came under our notice:
AsHEs-Sales of 25 casks soda ash a.
"a " Is. sixty days; ia other descriptions
we could learn OF no transactions; II casks
domestic 3ac.; 20 do. imported SIC.
SEEDs-The demand is improving, We
note sales as follows: 1000 bushel clover
seed 10 an eastern house at 90, so $ bushe,;
20 bushels from first hands $5,25; salel OF
600 at $5,95 S bushe; sales Of Flax was
made $l,20(O$f.25 $ bushel; Timothy
was unchanged; sales 600 bushel FLAX ON
private terms.
BAcoN--The market Is more firm, the
the demand for lois Of 500 TO l,0oOO2 900
fbs is increasing; we note sales as follows:
800 5s hams l0c.; 1900 6s shoulders
&c.; 1000 bs sides al &c.; sales of iierces
sugar cured hams at 12c.; sales BY the
SlllSIc loICc WeIC iiIuuC " A@YS'i %,OOO ADN
sides 84c.; 1000 Bs hams 10. -
FLoUR-The marker yesterday was but
poorly supplied; buyers and sellers were
apart in their views; we note sales as fol.
ows 200 bbls at. superfno 81; extra g.
129; 2l0 bbls in lots a. $4a4,0S; IS bbs al
The same figures; sales from store Of 200
bbs superfne at 81, ,19a$4,16 If bbl.
GRAIN--Sales of $50 bushels Of corn at
Acc, 46o do, 45a46c. Onls: sales 460
bushels q, 33c; 275 do from Store Soc, 200
do from first hands 3Sc. Barley: sales oI
600 bushels al 50a56c; Wheat, further salea
were made at 50a56c. "
HAY-Sales of ii loads q, the scales ii
SO, $10u$1l d. ton.
ApPLEs-Salcs Of 100 bbs a. Sl,76a.
$1,874.
BULK MEAr-Salcs OF $4,000 rs hog
round on private terms; other sales were
made, The terms Of which did not lranspire,
OILs-SaIes Of 10 bbs city manilac
tured a, 874c.
BATrIEG-Snles OF 200 bales Of Wash
ington batting No, !. a. l3c, six months.
! WnsKY-SuIes Of 81 bbls in lots u. Pa
CSC, cash and limc:"
CHEESE - Sales 10 q fair extonI were
made at 9tal0c
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01
New York Market.

New YORK, Feb. 95-Evening-Flour
sales 10000 bbIs State at $505,12; buoyan,
Ohio So, ,300$5, ,43; southern IS, ,43OS5,63
firm; western wheat duler ut 81 ,230S 20;
southern Sl,990$l,2S, hrm; corn, sate,
10000 bus white 67c; active; sugar, Orle, C
5c051c; active; mo|asses. Orleans 3lc3ate
quiet; coffee, Rio 9cC094c; heavy; whis zlDa .,n,
sales 400 bbls Ohio 241c; provisions, s;TII
400 bbls mess pork a, $l6,810$17; prim
1851; make, dull, with declining tenT
dency; sales ESQ bbIs MISS beef; unchanged;
firm; sales l50 beef hams al l5c(0l53c;
steady; lard. sales $50 bbls i0ct0l04, and
in kegs &c; steady; sales $50 hams n. 1oc
olo4c; shoulders 74c a7le; quiet; sales 2oC
hhds bacon sides at S3c; cotton advanced
1 &c.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01

the gratifying fact that the mining intel
ligence is Of a highly favorable character.
The census returns show the present
population of The state Of California TO be
284 400.
The total amount coll ecied al the recent
election toward the Washington Monumen,
Fund was $3.50.
From Oregon the news is wholly unim.
porlant.
Honolulu dates TO The Isl January had
reached San Francisco, but the news was
Of no moment
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01
The Buckeye and sawb,rck War.

The Ohio Salesman, in reply to the last
attack on COL S. Medary, in The Enquirer,
says =
I,isa mistake 10 suppose the conductors
Of the Enquirer "have any honor about them.
They invented the lalshood for certain
purpose, and that accomplished, they care
nothing for honor or truth. The only ex-
cuse they have put forward for their foul
course towards us, was that which we pub.
lished last evening, viz. ,ha, we were friend
Of Judge Douglas, Thu! appears to have
been The height of our offending. But we
assure all those concerned in the game Of
hunting down Judge Douglas, and his friends
as special objects Of destruction, that they
have entered upon bloodhound hunt ;
which they will'rue before it is over. Ifone
man, standing 6rst too. among the great men
Of the nation, and his friends, are from this
forward 10 be the especial objects Of perse.
cuIionand denunciation, as the Enquirer in
dicates, all they ask is lair field and fair
notice, and they will be able 10 defend them
selves"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01

Sugur--Sales Of 1873 hhds at 5Ic; and Ito
do al 81 10 81. . s~v
Molasses--A sale Of $50 brls at 29c; the
market is inactive, but prices are firm and
several holders refused 10 sell AT lhe present.
rates.
Onions--A sale of so brls at $1.35.
APpes--A sale Of 40 brls at $3.50. De.
mand active.
SallPetre---A sale Of IS bags a. 7Ac.
The river has risen l8 inches dnring tho
Inst "a hours.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01

come lhe controlling element, as 4 has for
so many years been. IN the policy Of our
great and noble State. All thai is valuable
in our institutions has received lis impress
from Wing policy-and time will show our
people the great mistake they made when
they transferred the political power Of The
SIale TO the party that now controls all de-
parimenis Of ii. Look at the Legislature
and lie doings. Are the people satisfied with
,heml Have they redeemed The loud
sounding promises OF "re'renchment and re-
FORM" upon the sIrenih Of which they have
clambered into power? Have the expenses
Of legislation been reduced! Have the va
rous departments, Of The government been
managed better or cheaper than they were
when the Wings had the control of affairs.
Have not these men demonstrated again, as
they did from l841 10 1916, that they have
neither the capacity nor the integrity 10
manage the affairs of the State as they
should be, and as ,be people have righ, TO
expect they will be managedl The same
round will be run.how, and The same results
will be inevitable, that followed then. The
people, The taxpayers, the intelligent men
Of The State have got about enough OF the
humbug promises, and adverse per(orman.
ces Of our. opponents. The Convention,
yesterday, afforded one evidence of these re-
suits.
We refer 10 the proceedings for the de.
tails, and are compelled TO postpone further
comme:is for the rsesent.
We received copy Of the resolutions OF
The Convention TOO late for to.day's paper.
The officialproceedings will be given in full
to.morrow.-State. Jour.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, FEB. 25.--Cloyeueed duh.
saIes 200 bbls. a, $5,75. Flour quiet, sales
1000 bbIs mixed and good brands al $50
5 12, generally held at The Ialler rate; sales
for City consumption u, IS l2305 10 for
extra brands. Rye Flour and Corn Meal
No sales. 'Gran-W heat, roie inquiry
but little or nope Offering; Rye worth 85;
Corn, steady demand ul62c for yellow, sales
1000 bus. Groceries, and Provisions un.
changed.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01

The Fails City, the first OF the splendid
steamers for the Wheeling and Louisville
line, arrived from above yesterday. On
Tuesday night she met with an accident
which had we'll nigh sent her and all on
board 10 the bottom Of the Ohio. There
was fcg on the river 1nd she was floating
slowly when-lhe s!ssmer Pittsburgh, bound
up, rah into her bows, crushing in large
space, inlo which The wafer poured rapidly.
The officers of the Falls City acted with
admirable presence Of mind, and succeeded
in reaching The shore without injury TO pas
sengers or freight. This steamers pussen-
gers were transferred yesterday, 10 the Tel.
egrapb. ..Nai<a. for Louisville. The Falls
City will lay up here for repairs, which may
lake some days.ACin Gd=.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01

or We understand that second meeting
wns held on Thursday night last, TO consider
the subject or constructing branch road TO
Pomeroy, from ibe main line OF The Hills.
boro nnd Pnrkersburgh Railroad. We have
heard noihing Of the result since we re.
turned, except that much Of The stock had
been taken condilionnlly. Although unin.
iercsIed, we take occasion TO say that we
think this is all wrong. or course olhers
think di6ercndy, or they would not act as
they DO Our only hope is that those in.
,sresled may Dol lose the road altogether by
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01

Mr.. ALLEN was accordingly declared daily
nominated as candidate for Lieutenant
Governor, and being called for, thanked the
Convention for the honor done HIM by the
nomination, and pledged all his energies TO
The success Of the ticket. He thought that
in the nomination Of Governor, we had
erected barrere 10 the further progress Of
Locolocoism. Though The Whig party had
been wrapped in the ceremenls Of the grave,
and laid away for dead, yet i. did not yel
stink, and it would be resurrecled in way
fearful 10 Locofocoism. Though we had
b,,en dreadGulIy defeated Of The late election,
vet that defeat might yet prove God.send,
in the same manner as the Pious old lady
thanked The Lord for the loaves that grace
less scamp threw into her door, which she
called q blessing, though The devil brought
il. Mr.. Aliens remarks were enlhusius-
iically cheerej.
The Convention then proceeded TO NOM
male d candidate for Treasurer, and 'h' ilrs
ballot resulted rs follows:
Henry Brachman Of Cincinnati 1877
c. II. CornwelI, of Columbiana os
256
Mr.. BRAcBMAS was accordingly declared
numiDaiod, .'t" ,.'.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01

Jefferson Davis of Mississippi, Secretary
ol.Wor.
~ G. Dobbin, OF Nor.h Carolina, secresa.
ry Of the Interior.
R. McClollOnd, Of Mich, Postmaster Gen
eral.
James Campbell, Of Penn, Attorney Gen.
eml.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01

A New THlNG.-R. W. LATHAM, Esq, Of
Washington city, adver!ises in the Wash
ington papers that he will pay 500 dollars
for the bes. "nalional poem, ode, or epic" '"
to be written between this time and the first
of Dec. next A committee headed by The
President and including. Senators, Represen.
lalives, preachers, editors Of all sorts. so as
10 make it impartial, will decide the ques.
ton. Communications 10 be sent 10 Mr.
Latham with conveyance of the copyright
to him in full. The writer TO be an Amer.
ican citizen. The $500 10 be paid 10 The
successful one. The poems, SC, TO be
published, ard The proceeds of the sale, de.
ducling expenses, 10 be given 10 The poor oil
Washington.
Here is chance for the bes. poe! to4'ge
his money back"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01

New ZEALANp.--In an extra of the New
ZeaIander, the discovery Of gold on the is.
land is announced. A party who had gone
into the interior had returned 10 town with
samples of gold and uuriferods quartz. 1t
is The impression of the commission dcpued
TO examine this field, that gold exists in
abundance, and although as yet found but
in minute particles, lha, it will eventually
be procuredi in remuneralive quantities as
soon as competent labor and the requisite
machinery are brought 10 bear.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01
Railway Accident.

The locomotive, baggage, and one pas.
senger car Of the evening train from Wash.
ington, yesterday, run down an embunk.
ment, near Relay House. Several Of the
passengers were slightly bruised, but none
seriously injured.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01

ApJoURENENr.-Boa.h Houses have agreed
TO adjourn on Monday, the u 4lh Of March
next. This will make four months for The
second session Of The frs. Legislature under
The new constitution Of Ohio.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01
The Strike at Baltimore.

The siikers had another meeting to-day.
The difference is no, yet settled, and both
parties are standing firm.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01

such action. Wsyuppose The meeting will
lake place mex. Tuesday evening, as adyer-
Used.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01

Before taking the third ballot, all but the
lhree highest candidates were dropped.
NELSON BARRERE having received
the highest number Of votes, was declared
duly nominated as candidate for Governor.
The Convention then proceeded to nomi-
nate candidate for Lieutenant Governor,
md Ihn resnli was ns follows:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01

III Communications and advertisements to in
sure an insertion should be handed in as early /,
Saturday. r,.~ -s,,...t,. 40.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01

A
The Convention then proceeded TO nosnts
nate Secretary Of S,aie, as follows;
N. H. Van Worries, Of Athens 1859
N. w. Goodhue, OF Summit 90
H. L. Hosmer, Of Lucas so
96l
Mr.. Van Vorhas was declared nominated,
and on motion Of Mr. Goodhue, was unan.
mously confirmed.
The Attorney Generalship was next bal.
IoteG for, as follows.
w. II. Gibson, Of Seneca l44
J. A. Bingham, OF Harrison 81
W.K. Upham, of Columbiana II
r. NJ. Corwine. Of Hamilton 81
]. G. Ges,, Of Green 18
]. M. Hunt Of Green s
262
Mr.. Gibson was accordingly declared duly
nominated, and unanimously confirmed.
The Office Of Supreme Judge was next
balloued Tor, as follows:
F. T. Backus, Of Cuyahoga 1859
A Bingham, Of Harrison SO
&C Convers, of Muskingum 22
P Hitchcock, of Geauga "a
254
F. T. Backus was accordingly declared
duly nominated.
The Convention then proceeded TO vote
for member Of the Board of Public Works,
,yith tho fnlfoutno yar,lf. ,
VIM. Smith, of Clinton e7
John Waddell, Of .Coshocton 1so
David Alien, of Belmont "a
ISL
Mr., Waddell was unanimously confirmed
as candidate for Board of Public Works.
A motion to adjourn sine die was lost.
While the Convention was waiting for The
committee on Resolutions, addresses were
made by Messrs. Gibson, Van Worries, Col.
Johnson, and others, and listened 10 with
great attention.
The President at length announced that
the Commiuee-on Resolutions were prepared
10 .cpori, and
Mr.. Ely, their chairman, submitted q se-
ries Of resolutions expressive of the sense
Of the Convention on the public questions Of
the day. 81
The resolutions were unanimously agreed
TO wiihou, division, and the Convention ad.
iourned sine die.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01

The Convention then proceeded TO nomi.
nate Secretary Of Safe, as follows:
N. II. Van Worries, Of Athens l59
N. w. Goodhue, OF Summit 50
n. L. Hosmer, Of Lucas SO
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01

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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01

Mr., Van vorhas was declared nominated
and on motion Of Mr. Goodhue, was unani.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01

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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01

,mers for
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01

TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH i. 1858.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-10
BY DUNLOP. HONCURE& co
BY GEO. =. SUMMER.

RARE CHANCE For ANTIQUARIANs.
"A UCT1ON SALE OF GOLD, SILVER
n AND COPPER COINS, MEDALS, &c-On
MONDAY morning, the 2lst instant, commencing at 10
o'clock ut thelage room the store ofMr Elias Hale
No LOG Main street will be sold public auction very
large large collection of old and very valuable God Sill
yer and Copper Coins, Medals and Pocket Pieces com
prlsng from 900 to 1900 pieces belonging the estate
of Abram Levy deceased.
These coins took Mr. Levy fifty years collect and
were highly priced and treasured up by him great
rosities.
Also livery fine gold patent lever Watch; a collection
otbeautltu Oil Paintings; also, Chamber Furniture con-
ssting OIL hi post mahogany Bedstead and Bedding
Bureau Washstand, Secretary and Book Cases. pair Of
handsome Otomans, Chairs. rocking Chairs Carpet &c
N b The above will be open for examination on and
after Thursday the 18th instant when catalogues Of the
Coins eau be obtained and the public both ladies' and
gentlemen are respectfully nvitedto avail themselves of
seeing such large and fine collection of great curios
ties and which is said to be the most valuable in the
United States.
e1 Terms cash.
By order of JACOB A. LEVY.
Executor of Abram Levy, deceased.
sale to be conducted by GFo.J. SUMNER Auct.
ia o
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-10

JAMES BROWN, Jr. (who has fl led the office
- Second Auditor of Virginia for 80 years past offers
bis services to the public after the LIST day of January
next STOCK BROKER
He will agent purchase and sell State Stocks Bank
Stocks Stocks and Bonds of Railroad Companies and
City, Corporation and every other description of market
able Stocks.
He will for amoderate compensation. act attorney
for tho transfer OF stocks sold by residing at dis
lance from Richmond and particularly of State Stocks,
being familiar with the laws and regulations governing
the aud will collect and remit interest and dividends
payable in Richmond all descriptions of Stocks and
also claims ON the public treasury.
j. B., Jr, being we'll known throughout the State,
deems it unnecessary to annex any references.
de 24--f
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-10
, BOOT AND SHOE NIANUFAC-1,
TURING. H&I

I w To meet the wants of my friends andT ~
customers, generally, have concluded to
engage in the Manufacturing of BOOTS and SHOES
and have engaged the services of Mr. JAMES Boil
TO N to take charge of the
Mr.. Bolton is known to be faithful workman, and
well qualified to have all kinds of work gotten up to
suit such of my customers may prefer to leave their
orders for Richmond made rk,
shall at all times have full and complete stock OF
BOOTS and SHOES, made by the most approved man.
ufacurers of Philadelphia and Eastern cities. most
pectiuly ask continuance of that patronage that has
been literally bestowed for both departments
of my Establishment, Corner of Fourth and Broad
streets.
fn Sim w p w TAYLOR.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-10

NE subscriber having purchased the interest of Mr.
l. JOSHUA j. FRY in tia above concern. will con-
tnus the General Grocery and Commission Business at
the old stand He will give particular attention to the
purchase and sale of Flour Wheat Corn Tobacco, and
all kinds of country produce Having been extensively
engaged in the business forsevcra past he hopes
give entire satisfaction all who may favour him
with their patronage. RO. McCANDLISH, Jr.,
February LIST, 1883. l36 Cary street.