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ke,er from 4ur Ceres.

AE-s YORK, Dec. a--Dates from Aux Cages to
ne@d OF November, have been received. The e.
yer was prevailing to an alarming extent, epecieliy
among the shipping. The British brig Pilgrim,
French bn, had returned shortly after lea wing pert
ne captain. mate aud six hands having died. leaving
only two OF the crew. 4 number Of other vessels
haa Lost Part of their crews.
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no % GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, Auctr.


MENT ON THE PLANK ROAD AT ITS IN.
TERSFCTION WITH MADISON STREET, FOR
SALE AT AUCTlON.-Wil be sold at auction ON
THURSDAY, the 9th December, 1888 at o'clock.
P. NJ, that brick Tenement on the North line OF
the Plank Road and West line of Madison street.
containing rooms, with servants, coal and COW
houses and well of water 10 the yard The Lot fronts
80 feet, raining back 80 feet,
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at (, s and IL
months for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained.
no29 GODDIN APPFRSON Ano+r
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BY THOS. w kEESEE
loFFIeE AT GEo.J. SUMMERS, PEARL STREET

loFFIcE At GEo.J SUMMERS, PEARL STREET.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
II NITURE, FINE YOUNG COW. &c. AT
AuCTlON-Will be sold at auction ON TUESDAY
next the 9Th of December commencing ct 10 O'Clock
sc the residence of Mrs. Muse. upper end of Clay
street. all of her Household and Kitchen FURNf-
TURE, consisting OF the usual variety
Also one line young COW. raised in the city.
de THOMAS w KEESEE Auctr
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CRATES AND FENDERS.-6OO EN-

CRATES AND FENDERS.-600 EN-
~ AMELED CRATES AND TENDERS FOR
SALE AT REDUCED PRlCES-The subscriber
has for sale the largest stock of CRATES and FEN
DERS before offered for sale in this city, of his
own manufacture. The Crates embrace all the va
Gothic, Liptic, Circle, &c., with beautiful rounding
Tenders, Summer Pieces, &c, TO match.
Orders for Crates, Fenders &c, from town and
country punctually attended and carefully packed
Merchants purchasing to sell again will be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices, with the usual discounts
off for cash by wholesale. Apply al my Ben and
Brass Foundry Main, between Sth and 9th streets,
Richmond. Va.
1aO n
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VALUABLE TENt MENTS ON
FRANLIN, BETWEEN 22D AND 23D SITS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold on TUES.
DAY, the 9th December. upon the premises corl-
mencing Gt 81 o'clock, TWO TENEMESTS, Tone
brick, the other wood the southside of Frank lin
between I'D and 23d streets each fronting about p
feet, running back 30 feet.
TERMS made known the day Of sale.
GODDlN APPERSON,
no 2f-dtd kurrs-
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DREMIUM VENETIAN BLIND :

l. GEO. w. ZIMMERMAN Venetian Blind Ma
ker, No. 81 Arch street, Philadelphia.
Constantly on hand general assortment of Blinds
wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices.
The citizens of Richmond and vicinity are respect
fully informed that having appointed Messrs HAB-
LlSTON BROTHER, No. l8 Governor street.
Agents. all orders left with hem will meet with
prompt attention, and Blinds furnished at PHILA-
DELPHIA PRICES. no I6-9plis
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THIy DAY.
BY THOMAS " KEEsEE.
bi GODDlN q APPERSON
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN DU-

VAI1S ADDITION FOR SALE AT AUG
TlON.-Will be Sold oD the premises on MONDAY,
9th Deer 1855, sneBcing 81 o'clock p. NJ, that
vaushie grocery stand "a street, the bu-
rying ground. The To- fronts 60 feet on the west line
OF "a street, running back Baker street. l2e feet.
Also, neat residence on st. Stephen street, be-
family
8 IERas-Ope third cash, balance az ; and months
ot ne sotable notes. interest added tte retained
no % GODDI& l. AFpERSON
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

w. s..t..
night.
private despatch from New York states that at o
o'clock, r the Europa was not In, nor were the,.
any tdinss Of her. She Is overdue, having been on.
Is daya -
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ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRAT
III WORKS-Snx receiuiue nv LANES WQQD-

TOR SALE.-We have for sale, Sc
Il cond-hand PIANO FORTE, but little used, and
said to be excellent instrument, which will
sell low, for cash. on time, asmay suit.
We have, Also for sale, a neat BRICK HOUSE,
near the Medical College, in first rate order, con-
tanning some or Rooms and Kitchen attached.
no % TOLER L. COOK Pearl ST.
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LLooDY TRAGEEY We learn from the North
S:a-e Wtlg, that Rev. q. w. Caravan was tried in
Beaufort county. n. c., (wbence the case had been
-enoved from Hyde) for the murder Of young
man tanned Lassi.er, a school teacher, in Hyde
county, On the 18th of November of last year. The
Jury returned a verdict O. guilty. The WAig
says;
Just a. the crowd commenced to leave, a report
0. pistol was heard followed Immediately by an
other. Caravan had two seltcocking single bar
rel pisiols With one he aimed at Mr.. Warren
TIE ball struck just above his heart and glanced,
making but a slight wound. With the other he
shot hole through his own head. As are go
lag to press, he lies corpse in the prisoners box,
a god part OF his brain having run out upon the
tyor
AS may be well supposed there Is intense ex-
temeDt in the community"
dv. Warren, who SO narrowly escaped death.
Nhs one Of the counsel on ;iic part off the State
llc circumstances of the murder for which Car
raven tried are probably fresh in the minds
q Gu readers. Caravan had been tor many
years popular preacher in the Baptist church.
Lassi:cF VAS quiet young man, and some months
previous !o the murder boarded in the house of
Caravan. Ehe quarrel between them grew out
q allegation by Caravan that Lassi:er was too
Intimate with liz (C.'s} wife fhings went on thus
iOE some time slniIl Lassiter sued Caravan for
SANDER, laying the damages at $4,000. few
hours after the wit p-as served c., Lassiter was
murdered under circumstances ofpeculiar atrocity,
and sacI. as lett but li5de reasonable doubt that
Caravan was the murderer. lie was arrested,
the dreadful terminal OF the affair is given
above
Caravans wife and three children were with
In during the trial
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BosToN, Dec 3.-The sloop of war Germantown
sailed from the Roads this morning for the Brazil
station
Rumors current of the failure of two three
persons engaged in the California trade, but no
names are mentioned.
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fsnkse Sullivan. who was arres,ed few lays
ago ter violating hs pardon. has beea discharged
W k@te2S eosyss,
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TIE MASSACRE OF CAPT. GuNNl1oN's Parry
1 correspondent Of the New York Hfe'i, writes
hat information has been received in Washington,
conb -matory OF the massacre OF Capt Gunnison and
NJ kearu:
Captain Gupnison was & native Of New Hanp
snare, aad graduate OF West Point, where he Eas
placed by Gen. Pierce, when in Congress- Mr.
hea-n an accomplished brakeman and engi-
neer, aud was one 0! Col Fremonts party In the
disastrous expedition Of the latter some two OF
three years ago. Reintorccments viii probably De
.1.tne1iatcly sent Is al the exploring parties
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT L CO., Aucts
MIGHT cAre,I nuIyS r-yc-~-r~.f,

lGHF SALES.-THIS EVENING
night sales, and continue them throus hon t,s ssa
son. a. whlen time will be offered from the shelves
spenaig collection of Staple and Fancy Goods Cs-5-
aud Glass Ware. f'
Also fine assortment of Cloths, Csssineres Vest
Head Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Irish L!mens. Linen
Table Cloths, White and Brown, Hosiery, ali coors.
Shawls, &c.
Also, CLOCKS of every style and pattern
Ems ish Gold and Silver Lever W ATCHES
Do do Detached do
Do do Cylinder do
Also, fine stock of double-barrel Guns Plstols
Bowie Knives, &c.
Country merchants and the trade are invited to al.
tend sales they will find large variety, and Of
frst-rate quality.
Sale commences every night at o'clock.
no Its A. MOTT 4 CO., Aneta
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NOIICE.-Intending to leave for New
IN Orleans ia few DAYS, (abeut the 18th Deem
ber,) where shall spend greater portion OF the
winter respectfully oiier my services for the
action fany business which parties may have either
in that city or along the route.
M &-d2w MHEACE
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r ONDON MUSTARD. Cheese, Black
IL Tea, Mitchels Patent Candles, Jacks9n's Can.
dies, Port Wine, for sale by
de DAVENPORT. ALLFNt CO.
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ra @c' COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Robnson's Admir- 4 ais hicnhohd, nov 20, 1893.
Those creditors of the estate of Portiaux RohiT-
son, deceased, who failed to present and establsh
their claims against said estate before the 18th day
June last hereby notified and required to present
their said claims before me, before the 10th
day of December next, pursuant to decretal order
of the Circuit Court Of Richmond, entered on the
18th November, 1853
no ed 10th dec WIN r DAVIS CONT
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN { Co
QE0 CASES BOOTS SI1orc .rn
eJeJO HATS AT AuCTION-elr 1.,y ~ ~
DAY, nth December, win sen !, IN s, EDSEs-
eur SSetin , store go cases BOOTS, SHOES AND
Gents Gne dress Calf Boots u
Do Calf Bootees. superior
Youths and boys Calf do
Mems Kip do
Women's extra sizes Boots, with heels
Do Spring Heel do
Childrens' and Misses fancy Caters
Wonen's Buskins and Ties
Hungarian Boots
Men aud Boys heavy Boots and Brogans
Silk Hats and Wrapping Paper
TEREs-Under 500 cash; 800 and over 4 months
credit, for approved paper
de 8 DAVENPORT. ALLEN co. aucts.
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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
MI ON l5TH. RIIMEEN MAIN ANn CapY

N ONJI FAIINI&iI1LE IEAI ECIA
" ON 18th. BEIWEEN MAIN AND CARY
STREETS. FOR SALE At AUCFJON.-Wni be
sold on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the 9Th Deceu1,
ber 1883 upon the premises, commencing at ocPk
that most valuable Brick Store and WarehoUse III
being Of those recently occupied by the late rrn
of S. McGruder SonsI On the eastern line OF 18Th
street, between Main aud Cary Streets fronting on
SAID 18th st Is 3l feet, running Lack IS feet TO an
alley p feet wide The main store extends in rear
about 100 feet, besides shed in rear fronting on the
seid alley The buildings all new, AID are located
IN part OF the city where storehouses era in great
market, this time, which oder greater iudu MS
10 capitalists, in which to invest their funds
Terms-One Fourth cash, balance at six twelve
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes. Interest
added, secured By trust deed or title retained.
no u GODDIN l. APPERSON
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de GODDTN APPERSON apcts
BUSINESS STAND on

VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND ON
THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE BASIN BE-
TWEEN 18th AND llrB STREETS FOR SALE
AT AUCTlON.-Wili he sold on THURSDAY the
18th day of December, 1853 upon the premises com
mencng at o'clock, that large three story Brick
Tenement on Canal street, on the south side of the
Basin, between 10th and 18th Streets now occupied
a tavern stand, but admirably adapted to whole.
sale grocery and commission house. Connect ed VIII h
the main building sa large building two stories high
ls4 feet by 80 feet extending to the alley in rear
having alley to the SIDE belonging ercinsireiv TO
this property, running the entire depth thereof The
lower story of which is built of stone 20 inches
thick and the upper story of substantial brick work
covered with slate and recently built wit reference
to the storage of heavy goods. The location of this
property (havilg front tie Basin and extending
in nearly to the ship locks connecting the Basin
with the Dock,l recommends it to the attention of
capitalists, or 10 those tho may business house
convenient 10 the Canal and Basin.
TERNs--One- fourth cash, balance at one and two
years, for egtabie notes, interest added scared
by trust deed
GODDIN & APPERSON Aucts.
7. ;. Immediately preceding the above sale will
be sold tEc Framed Store and Dwelling, at the corner
OF Canal an! 9th streets, occupied by Mr. Thos
G. Ball fronting Il feet running Jack 40 fee. 20 an
alley feet vide.
TEkMs.-Cne.third cash, balance at three and six
months for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained until Lass note shall be paid
de ltd l;ODDIN & APPFPCON
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BY GODDIN l. APpEKsON

HOUSES & LOTS AT ROCKETS
- AND PORT MAYO, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold on MONDAY AFTERNOON
the l2th December, 1853, upon the premises COM
mencing at 81 o'clock, l45 feet of Ground at Rock
etts. on the south side of Lester street. on which
there stands framed Tenements occupied as stores
&C., and yielding fair rents and adjoining the proper
ty OF Mr.. Hiram w Tyler he South and the pro-
perty of Mr.. J. B. Register the North. twill be
divided TO suit purchasers.
After which, will be sold handsome Building
Lots i'll Port Mayo, of them fronting on Louisiana
street, and fronting Orleans street and adior.
ing on the East, Pow hatan Warehouse property
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at 3 and & months
for negotiable notes. interest added and title re am
ed till last note is paid.
de GODDIN APPFRSON .uc.s
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CTOCkS FOR SALE
~ 1000 COUPON BONDS VA. l. TENN. R. p.
10000 CORPORATION OF LYNCHBURG.
5000 do do ALEXANDRIA.
5000 CITY OF RICHMOND.
5000 STATE OF VA.
For sale In to suit purchasers.
oc 2a-dts c. w. PURCELL co.
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DIED EYE ONCE MORE.-I2n 900 Red
IL Eye Segars new and very Superior brand
Flor LIE America Ei Capitolio, Leonarciti. and .
great variety of other cha!c brar6s For sale by
DEP ALEX. DUVAL. 1a5 Main ~.
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-sT7s~ CHANGE OF HOUR OF
- STARTING FOR PORTSMOUTH
AND NOREOLK.-The steamer CURTIS PECK.
Captain ohm Davis will regularly leave the wharf ut
Rockets every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday
mornings, at half past O'Clock precisely, and
turn each alternate day, leaving Norfolk at the same
hour, 81 O'Clock, and viii Touch all the regular
landings on the river, going and returning.
no % r. o. HASKINS
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DRAGG'S FAMILY FLOUR-A small
- lot, ground IN September. for sale by
JAMES II. SHELTON,
de2 Corner of Broad and 4th streets
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CARPE1INGS, OIL CLOTHS, &c
~ The subscriber has on hand handsome sssort
ment of TAPESTRY; Velvet, Three-ply. Ingram
and Venetian CARPETING. Also, a handsome = =
sortment of FLOOR and TABLE OIL CLOTHS. of
will be sold a, the lowest prices
WILLIAM BOOTH
de l-Tt No ian Main e,,eet cornar 10,
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FUTURE DAYS.

(hoCERlES, dc, AT AUCTION
70 eeselT uEs s;, The 9Th Instant commencing at
Part Of - uhooEhIES, &c, consisting in
% hhd. S Cas md O. Sugar. part prime euality
20 bhls n. o. Molassss
a nnns nassoni Nntmesa, Mustard
nn. sasiyy.. r rS;sw Wine Antigua Rum 'sA's
credit for approved cash over sioo, montLs
70 Sale without regard to we.tha
de5 DUNLOP, MONCfTprEs,.
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DEAD THIS ADVERTISEMENT

AW NOTICE.-The undersigned have
IL united in the PRACTICE OF Law, under the
firm of DAY 4 WILLIAMS.
They win attend the Courts of the City Of Rich
mond and the Counties of Henrieo, Goochland, Ches
terield, and Fowhatan.
WIN. WALLACE DAY,
JOHN g. WILLIAMS.
fT~ Office in Lisle's Building, corner of Main and
lam streets Richmond Va no i9-lm
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MINERAL WAITE

- Favored with real Sarssparia, Ginger Lemon
and Ambrosia, received fresh every week. The sub
scnber will furnish other houses with P. Babbs Pre-.
mum Pop, at the same price they have been paving
Tor an inferior article For something extra drop in
and try this, and you viii be to come again to
no - ALIENS Arbour
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II 'hESH FhUII.-Ine SuDsCrlDtP naS
Il just received supply Of the following fresh
halves and quarter boxes; Smyrna FIGS, CRAM
BERRIES, CURRANTS, CITRON, DATES, nc,
which he offers for sale at Wholesale and all, at
No I52, next door to Exchange INK.
oc 29-ts JUAN PIZZINI.
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NEW COMMISSION HOUSE.-The sub.
scribers have entered into partnership under
the firm of PEEDLETON e. BROTHER, for the
transaction of the Commission Business in TOBAC-
CO, COTTON and PRODUCE GENERALLY, and
have taken Warehouse No. l20 Smiths Wharf,
Baltimore, Md.
r. w. PENDLETON,
P. P. PENDLETON.
Baltimore, August 10Th, 1852.
Retersntss;
Hugh Jenkins t. Co., Baltimore.
F. w. Brune & Sons do.
VIM. Wilson &, Sons. do.
Edwin Workman & Co.. Richmond.
Archbd Thomas g. Son, do.
Hugh w. Fry, do.
Rhodes & Oglebay, Bridgeport Ohio.
John Creigh, Cincinnati.
Gordon & Co., Louisville.
w. Il. Bartess, Charleston, S. C.
OTIS ], Caafee, do. do.
James McCullogh, Pittsburgh.
Brown s Kirkpatrick, do.
z. Chafee, do
D. Lamb, Esq, Cash'r N. w. Bank, Wheeling.
5. Brady, Esq, do. Mer & Mech. do. do.
James r. Baker, Wheeling
Josiah Sibley, Hamburgs, s. C.
Henry A Schroeder, Mobile, Alabama.
A. L. Gaines, New Orleans.
Oc l2-t xfiro
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.VHE DAILY DISPATCH
5a9 a CUWARDIN, Proprietor.
HUGH r. PLEASANTS. Editor.
CLARA BELL.
BIZ FANNY FoRREsTER

Md her springs ;irst roses lying,
Lovely Clara Bell was dying;
Golden rippIes from her head,
Maatlnc half the suow white bed,
And the violet OF her eyes
LII with rapture from the skies.
All uufesriag deaths dark river,
Turned her spirit 10 its Giver,
As the infant 20 the braast,
Or the dovelet - lie nest:
With Saints calm meek behavior,
Leaned she on her trusted Saviour.
Traadjug thus the dim-lit valley,
Where deaths slsggjsh waters daily
Mid psle, drooping lily-oells,
Or the moaning asph odels,
Smiles went a;ting DER her fsce,
Smiles OF more than human grace.
To the loved ones round her signing,
Sing" she said, " while sm dyingl"
And as fs.tesin2 voices chanted
Ot the shore tor which she painted.
i ~ cisy fsitsrs downward fiinging,
Clara stood with Angels singing.
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ID ADIE IL GRAY, DRUGGISTS, l47
MAIN STREET, have in store, and are receiv
ing, large additions to their stock of Drugs,
-. Medicines, Surgeons instruments,
Paints, Oils, Dyes, Window Glass and
Fancy Articles, which they offer for sale on the
most favorable terms to cash and punctual dealers
A UCTION GOODS! AUCTION GOODS!
II DIRECT FROM THE NORTHERN AUG.
TION SALES-J. MILLHISER & BROTHER,
have within The last few days received the follow.
ing very choice, desirable, and above all, the very
cheapest goods in the City, to which thoy respect
fully call the attention of those in search of genu.
inc bargains-5O0 Cambria worked Bands at IS cts,
handsomely worked Edging and Inserting OF the
greatest variety, at l2k cts and Is; yard wide fine
Bleached Cottons at cents worth 124; rich as
sortment of Black Silk Lace Wells; Blue Silk Wells
at Is cts Irish Linens, at 90 25, 374 and very fine,
so cents; a new lot of those Merrimack Prints, at
3d. good quality Kid Gloves, white and colored,
at 37h cts; Silk Cater Boot Laces. at st per Dozen
Linen Cambria Hndkfs, 8 cents; Bobbin Edging, ct
cents; Red, White and Yellow Flannes, 90 cts; and
all other Domestic Goods, ct less than factory
prices.
500 blocks of Ribbons at less than cost
An early call will ensure the best bargsins at 1913
Broad street.
ia 81 J. MII.LHISER A. BRO
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Tspham DR. B B
Trabentelef Anthoney
Thornton Alfred L
Tnrnin -

Thompson Moses2 Tapham DR.
TavIor Lewis Trabentelef Anthoney
Taylor Lewis Thornton Alfred
Turner Jno D Turpin -
Turner Jno
vickers VIM & Robt B Vaisz VT
Valentine VIM Vasmprer Mendel
Venabls Williams & Vincent Chas
w
Wright VIM Wesiger Junius
Woody VIM l. Wilks Jno
Wicker VIM II Whtehurst Jno
Wade WmE Wear Jos
Whiting VIM Wright Jos
Woodward VIM H Wade JnoJ
Woolven VIM Wilson Jas FL
Wilkerson Walker & Welton HenryS
Walthall VIC Wheeler Harvey M
Waddy VIM Woohouse Geo
Wynn - Wheeler T2
Williams Thos Wiswell G
Williams Jr SamlG Witte Hon VIM H
Whitaker Romulus H Whitten Chas Green
Woodward RIB Wren BR
Warrea Felix w Williams A D
Williams Patterson g. Walker A
White Wald Messrs
Y
Young TsH Young Chas
Initials.
ABC
fe5 THOs. B. BIGGER, P. NJ
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" Persons calling
please say they are ad,
LADIE
Ammons Miss Mary r
Archer diss Mary l.
Abbey Miss Elizabeth
Bondy Miss Nancy A
Berminghsm Miss Mary
Bentley Miss Minerva
Bradley Miss Mary l.
Barrett Miss Margaret
Burwell Miss Jane ]
Bright Miss Eliza w
Brooks Miss Eliza L
Beatty Miss Elizabeth {
Bradley Miss c l.
Conrad Miss v Kate
Cooke Miss Margaret A
Citizen Miss Mary
Clayton Miss Mary A
Clark Miss Mary f
Ciopton Miss Joyce w
Couling Miss Catherine
Darlington Miss Bette
Clopton Miss Maria A
Cary Miss Ann l.
Chiidress Miss Henrietta
Crowell Miss Emily A
Davis Mrs NJ NJ
D0wel Mrs Lucinda
Dusinburry Mrs l. c ,
Dunnavant Mrs Lucy
Donnelly Mrs Elizabeth
Davis Mrs Ann I
Elicit Miss Ellen 2
Ferguson Mrs Mary A
Farquhar Mrs Elizabeth
Fitz wilson Mrs A E
Gault Mrs Mary
Gillian Mrs Sarah c
Graham Mrs Rosetta
Green Mrs Nancy
Goodwin Mrs Martha
Garnet Mrs James M .
Gardiner Mrs Elizabeth
Hogan Mrs s
Howell Mrs NJ A
Hensh all Mrs E
Henson Mrs c F
Henrey Mrs A c
Hudgings Miss V B
Harwood Miss SiW
jackson Mrs Z 2
Johnson Mrs L L
Jones mrs A
Jones Miss +
Jones Miss A
Johnson Miss II NJ
kerney Mrs P
Kerby Mrs NJ
Kirkmyer Mrs NJ E G
Lophlan NJ F 3
LiDscomb l. S
Low cry J
Mander Mrs Elizabeth
Martin Mrs Louisa
Mars Mrs Nancy
Murray Mrs Sophia E
Null Mrs Sarah
Monroe Miss Sarah V
Nichols Miss C E
O'Brien Mrs Catharine
Parker Mrs Msrinda
Plumb Mrs
Phillips Mrs C A 2
Pollard Mrs Charles w
Pollard MH Camilla M
Peyton Mrs Eliza Fl
Pollard Mrs Fanny c
Power Mrs James F
Rawlings Mrs e Maria
Randolph Mrs Honora
Richard: on Mrs Mary
Switzerland Mrs Jane
Schermerherm Mrs M
Staples Mira Ann L
Street Mrs X w
Scott Mrs Rachel G
Simons Mrs Abigale
Sabb Mrs
Timbe click Mrs Susan
Tenc, r Mrs Susan +
Turpin Mrs M A
Tyrer Mrs James
Tyler Mrs Elizabeth B 2
Wilkins Mrs Rosa L
White Mrs Mslvina r
Woodward Mrs Louisa
Watkins Mrs J
White Mrs Emily L
Woodson Miss v E
Wren Miss Susan M
Whitiock Miss r D
White Miss Mamie
Williams Miss Nancy L
Walsh Miss Mary h