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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
TUESDAY. Jan. 81. 1856

Il,
Committees made reports. !f s,.t.,t. F.r-
The Committee of Propositions and Grievances
were discharged from the consideration of the pc
tition of sundry Ministers OF the Gospel for a
change in the act in relation to the return Of mar
1aces and the same was referred TO theC Omfnttee
OF Courts of Justice. Y--s,
Among the reports from the Committee of Courts
of Justice was one adverse to the various petitions
from different parts OF the Commonwealth, Tor the
passage Of law prohibiting the sale OF ardent
spirits. .t-.fa 4t.s.a. 100 4az,
Petitions were offered and referred, and reeolu-
tons were adopted-none very important or OF very
general interest : sia.. -, f..-s.,...s= =.
The bill authorizing the Board OF Public WORKS
to subscribe TO the increased capital stock of the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad for the extension
of their road to Lynchburg was ordered to its en-
grossment after an amendment reducing the APP
preparation to 5000, 600 instead Of 5000, Geo
hin to provide for the construction of the Mid
die Fork Turnpike was read third time, and the
question upon its passage was decided in the mega
tive-Ayes "A, Noes 40-Seoenty-seUen majority OF
the whole House, being necessary to pass il.
Mr. ELLvsoN moved to reconsider the vote, but it
was objected by Mr. GARNETT, that as the mo-
ton came from a member voting with the party
which was substantially defeated, it not compe-
tent for him to make the motion. $3.50
The SPEAKER asked time to decide the question,
and the motion to reconsider was for the present
Withdrawn. .e- = i ..s.s.s-.
The following engrossed bills were read third
time and passed
A bill to authorize the Marysville Plank Road to
extend their road and to increase its capital stock
for that purpose, by vote of GO to 80
bill TO incorporate Salem station and Kappa
hammock Turnpike Company, by a vote of SO to so
A bill to incorporate the Crag's Creek Naviga.
ton Company, by vote of e. to 80
The report of the Committee of Roads and Inter
nal Navigation adverse the petition of the Pitts
burg and Sieubenyille Rail Road Company, and IF
citizens of Brooke and Hancock for the right of way
and the privilege of constructing bridge across
the Ohio river came up as the order OF the day.
Mr.. Smith, of Brooke and Hancock, moved to
reverse the decision OF the Committee, so to de-
clare the petition reasonable, and to order bill
cordingly.
Mr. SMITH very briefly introduced the subject
but declined going at length into the argument at
present
Mr.. GALLY complaining that the side of the peti
TONERS according to usage not first presented
proceeded at length to argue the case, opposing the
object of the petitioners. He represented that the
issue was between Wheeling and Pittsburg. and
whether Virginia should second the views of Pitts
burg, or sustain the interests OF Wheeling
At the conclusion of Mr GALLY's speech,
% motion of Mr.. KEMPER the House adjourned
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Jan'y 50.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Schr. John Simmons, Smith, plaster, to Shields 4
SomerviiIe.
Schr. Caroline Wilson, Camp, from Cape May in
ballast.
Schr. Edwin, Aaron. from Baltimore, susno, to or
der.
Schr. John Randolph, Parker, from Baltimore,
guano, to s. McGruder's Sons
SAILED-Jan 81.
Steamer Roanoke, Skinner, for New York, mdse.
and passengers.
steamer Bevidere, Prtchsrd, for Baltimore, mer-
char disc, Ludlam l. Watson.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baymere. for Philadelphia,
mdse. and passengers.
Schr. Richmond, Carroll. to load down the rivel
for Baltimore. sas
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MOUNT VERNON 10 1BoLrrIon
We have before inf led - reAden Ut
. resolution had uiAnidl6ssly psssedshslow
ef House Of the New York Legislature, re-
cemmending the purchase By the General
Governnent. sf Mount Vernon. 1tlaptears
ftphS TIE New rork Express. that whs1s shls'
proposition went 10 the Senate, : Senator
from = strong abolition district Opposed the
pprchase udessit could be stipulated that
Goasress should keep il free from Slave cul-
tivation. IN the mean time, the aboktionists
- the lower House esdeavora I'd to recall the
proposition from the Senate, but were sus-
tanned by only 30 votes.a * Is -
We have read vita interest the accoust Of
the debate inahe New York senate upon this
occasion. The speeches Of Mr.. Brooks aedi.
tor Of the n. 7. Express) and OF Mr.. Whitney
refect the hishest credit upon their pssrsst
ism and moral courage. The factious and
contentious spirit of Abolitionism was neSe.
more strikingly Illustrated than ia its quare
over the ashes OF the father of his cosstry
nor It's sef.complacency and selfrighteous
ness more forcihly demonstrated than u it.
refusal to soil its white hands with the pro
perry Of George Washington, until it sheult
be cleansed from George Washingtons SID
Of slavehdlding!
! These gentlemen need give themselves NJ
saeasiness. Virginia has not the remotes
thought of relinguishing to the General Go
vegnment her jurisdiction over Mt. Vernon
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THE BATTLE AT SALT LAKE-The following ex
tract from letter from Fl Paso, which we find il
the n o. Picayune, gives a more particular &C.
count of the fight with the Mexicans at Salt Lake
than that published yesterday
"a suppose you are aware that Don Santiago
Magoffin is part owner and whole renter OF salt
lake l60 miles north of this place. 90 the 9th inst
party of men numbering 127, with twenty six
carts, LEFT Dona Ana and Las Cruces with the in.
tention If taking salt from the aforesaid lake. On
the eh Don Santiago apprised OF theis intention
and despatched twenty eight men in command OF
Sheriff snyder to arrest all the men and take pos
session of all their properly. We LETT here at p
NJ, on the 9Th inst, and after arriving at San Au-
CUISINE spring. determined to waitthe arrival ofthe
party from the lake.
San Augustine is about fifty miles from here;
then the road from the Salt Lake forks, one to
Dona Ana, the other to Magofinsville. After re-
manning there three days, and the Dona Anians not
appearing, it was agreed that we should meetthem.
We started, and after travelling forty miles came
10 front of the train at about SHUTDOWN on the eve
ming Of the 10th inst The sheriff went forward and
attached the property, and told all hands they
ereprisoners. The Mexcanstreatedt the sheriff
authority with contempt. and told him to 60 home;
they had LEFT home for salt; they had salt in their
:arts, and they should keep it or die defending it,
This all sounded very well. The oxen were then
turned out to water. and whilst they were busy
drinking our huleparty got together, and the or.
der was given to seize the cattle and kill every
man who dared resist We had a cannon with Us
"a l2-pounder-which was loaded with grape and
canister. and ready in case Of need to FIRE into the
herd. The men resisted, and the signal gun wa
fired BY the sheriff when general fight ensued
which lasted about twenty minutes The end OF
the affair was that horses. 5mules and % steers
were killed; 8 Mexicans killed, 5 seriously wound
ed. We then drove of the cattle and arrived here
all in safety.
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RICHMOND MARKETS. Jan 81.

CORRECTED DAILY.
FLOUR The market is firm witho ut any transac-
tons report-al waiting for farther from
the steamer now over due. We quote at Is
for fancy brands.
WHEAT.-The market is active at $i.90 to $20
&2l0 for prime.
CORN-In demand and wanted, at soc.
TOBACCO Common Lugs, $559dS7; good to
fine, Slt0Sl5
GUAkO Held at $50.50.
GROCERIES Market active. Coffee q shade
higher.
fROvIsIONs.-Bacon, ss50s9 so, for new |;
Pork. S6dSi5O.
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DI1AST ER, =
Schr. Columbia, Of Philadephia. Nickerson, from
Virgins, bound 10 New York with load OF ship tim
schr. Frank Rando, ph, of New York, Capt Indicutt
carrying away the Ca bowsprit and causing her to
leak badly. The captain and crew were taken OF
and landed 1t Cape May the following day. The
Columbia had since bsen towed into the REeskwatel
by pilot boat Herald.
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THE MISSOURI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
T. HALE'S OPINION.

The New York Journal Of Commerce pub
fishes from page 1897, of the Appendix to the
Congressional Globe, giving the proceedings
of the u. s. Senate, August /, 1850, the fol
lowing extract from the speeeh,of John P.
Hale, late the abolition csnd date for the
Presidency, being his opinion Of the Missouri
Compromise, and Of the manner in which it
was recognised in the annexation of Texas;
One word about the Missouri compromise. That
IN order OF course. because it is the very cues
non now before the Senate. whether that line shall
oe run through Chlitsrnia. Now, cir, how was
that applied when frst instituted in le209 Did the
South give up 70 the North all that lay north Of the
hoe OF 30 deg. 50 seer Not at all, sir They laid
ont the whole Of the State OF Missouri north Of that
line with slavery init And, again, what was the
application OF this line when Texas was annexed
tofhe Gnion2 nv the constitutional Texas, slave.
~ 70 established throughout her limits Slavery
exsfs by force al law In Texas up to the AZ deg Of
0orth latitude Was there any violation OF the
epirh ofthe Missonri compromise there7 Do cen
penen zee spy such violatiouf And vet thew
taik - hthe admission of S,afe excluding Ella ye
II snd extending one particle below the lire was
aeirsepanoe breach Of the arrangement. Yetthe
1noie timlts q Missouri are north oft, and when
texas was admnsed quite up TO her nothern boun
a.ry the Only prvissoa or restriction ia regard IL
" being that when new States are formed with the
consenf OF t. xss those which lie north Of thar line
shall not have slavery 10 them II the Missouri
c Hnpromise 70 10 he adhered 10 Id iis letter and
spttjk there - not suder these precedenfs aby yio
3sfioe 81 L ID The admiration of California with her
Yseeest itnfs apd her constitution prescribing that
Institution
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VIRGINIA.

ISAAC FIsHEa.-Ths individual who has been
confined in the Tappahannock Jail since the tall
term OF the Superior Court, On the ground of 10.
sanity. left on Mond az tor Williamsburg, ia charge
of the sheriff and jailoT -
SEsAGoRrAL.-So far as heard from, West has
vacancy in the State Senate occasioned by the re-
signation of j. T. Martin. ltis generally conceded
thatheis elected. f-t
AocxnENr-A locomosae was thrown from the
track near Fairmont last week and Mr. John Ham.
ilton, the engineer, was so badly injured that am
putatioa OF Q leg became necessary. Heisin fair
way to recover One account says his leg was
nearly severed by being caGght between the engine
and log, and that he drew his knife and finished
the operation.
RAILROAD DrFFIcuLrrEs.-The Fairmont Re.
publican says it lis charged that Mr. Swami, Presi.
dent of The Parkersburg Railroad, has transferred
100000 of the bonds Of his company, to help the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to raise money for
the of the latter company and investigation
is asked for. r<
LYwcHBuaG AND RIcHMoEp-The citizens oil
Cumberland held meeting on the I'D ofJanuary,
and adopted resolution appro<dng of the propoe
Gu oCucmc Vi uoHi A5ACuDuTg 10 Rlc0-
ond, and that the best mode OF carrying this into
effect is by extension of the Virginia and Ten
nessee Road if that be practicable, then they de
sire the construction Of an independent railroad
SAD cALAMrrY.-The Norfolk Argus chronicles
calamity that besel on Saturday an interesting
daughter of G.. w. Camp, Teller of the Virginia
Bank, in that place, about six years Of age Her
clothing accidentally caught fire. and before assist
ance could be brought TO her, she was so badly
burnt as to render hope of lite nearly extinct
TAKE IT BAckI-The Richmond DispetfA, in
commenting upon our remarks on marriages, in
this cOantY, hazards the opinion that even ce would
prefer Limited" term in the penitentiary to
Transportation for life" in matrimony No-take
&c, &c." means good deal in that case. 1t
means chieay that the scases must be balanced
''undying affection" OF an editor in one scale and
an equivalent % of fair golden weights in the other
NoRFoLK ARGrs-We see it stated that Thos
M. Crowder has purchased The entire interest in
the Norfolk Argus.
PoroMAc RoUrE-THE MIgcssELLs, &c-Tbe
Portsmouth Transcript says the numerous friends
of the old veteran, Commodore James MITCHELL of
the Osceoa will be glad to learn that his two sons
Charles and William Mitchell, have been appoint
ed to commands in the Mail steamers on the Po-
tomac from Washington to Acquia creek-the
route of the Great Southern Mail. Capt William
Charles Mitchell the Powhatan. =.
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HENRY G. CAssoS, ATroRSEY AT Law,
NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner Of Deeds,
&C., for New York, Pennsylvania. North CaroIins,
South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Ohio, Indi-
ana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa, &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Hen
rico county. Will attend promptly to all Legal and
Notarial business with which he may be entrusted.
Office on Franklin near Governor street.
re- Q-6m
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ABEL u. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT Law AND
NOTARY Once on Franklin street, under
the Metropolitan Hall. Richmond.vA mol
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SIMoNs, THE DAGUERREorYPIsT, is In
Richmond what Napoleon was in Itaiy--always
victorious; and like Napoleon too, he has to
for the execution of many heads, for just
he gets good aim at ones head. he takes 1t Of
quicker than you can say Jack Robinson. de 81
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GREAT FIRE IN WAsHINGToN.-On Monday NOR
ing about two o'clock, very destructive confagra
ton occurred on n and 9th strects, Washington
City. Six frame d ellings on H street, and three
frame chops on 9th. were entirely consumed. The
following is list Of the persons burned out, a
given by the Star
MI Stone, druggist, 1t the corner Of H and 9Th
streefs Mr. PHILIPPE. on street; Mrs. R. X. Billing
WIDOW, on Il street Mr.. Herbert's boarding house
on street, In which Mr.. j. Mattinely, Mr.. Thos
ossndty, Mr.. F Glenroy, and Dr. Msrbury, room
Cd; Mr. Hodason, tin store, on H street; Nj. Daw
son, barber shop. on 9Th street. small frame
house. on 9Th street. occupied, h IL said by club 3
young men, asa gambling house; Mr.. Davis, shos
maker, on 9th street. S
The greater part ofths families saved their iurpi
tare. Il 10 cosjectrssd Inst The re originatsd i,
the gambling house alluded 70. but In what msnse
i not known Tho loashas been stassd = hieA =
el0,0e0
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Roscoe B. HEATH, ATTORNEY AT Law,
Practices in the Courts held in the city of Rich
mond and county of Henrico.
e Office in the rooms formerly occupied by Ma
SON Heath south side of Main street, next door to
the Enquirer Office ja7-1ms
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DR. WIN. H. Minor. a practitioner, for
the last % years. in the cities Of NEW YORK and
PHILADELPHIA. bees leave to tender to tho cti-
zens of Richmond his services in eli the branches of
his profession. Dr.. MILNUR msy be found during
BUILDING, corner Of Main and Governor ssreets
and, at night, at his reddence, VIRGINIA HOUSE,
Grace street no 7--Sms
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SIGHT DRAFTs ON NEW ORLEASs-In
sums TO suit purchasers for sale all times by j.
3. MACMURDO, at Exchange Bank,
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DIED,

DIED, SEAS
Yesterday, at 2 o'clock, p. NJ, JNO. SULLIVAN,
(whose thieh was broken at the shiplock. at Rock.
etts recently eyed about 81 years. His friends aud
acquaintsnces respectfully invited to attend his
funeral, from the Catholic Church. This Afternoon,
at q O'clock, without farther invitation.
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AMERICAS HorgL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
J. MILDEBERGER SMITH, PRoPRIESca,
- i5-ly FormeviEaf JoaeSs Hotel, PAitade6Ata
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PORN OF PROXY.

Tor wei hereby appoint - -
my Tor our proxy, with full power and authority to
represent Tor us) and vote for me Tor us) upon
any stock in general meeting of the stockholders of
n.y. be held at the Broad street HOTEL in the city
Of Richmond the 9th day of February next, here.
by investing my said proxy with all the power and
authority which could exercise were personally
present. oh isy s s. szsl.s e 5
1884 =. -. y - -. i.iILa -. 49, .ss.E !.
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r. j. CARsos Il Co., Nos. Al AND 40
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. s.
WATER STREET, NEW YORK-A good assort.
mcnf Of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, ana
for sale at lowest market prices. - ls-ly
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BOARD OF ASSISTANTS FOR THE CITY or RICHMOND
SMITH u ROBERTS. Hardware Merchants.
JOSEPH P. WINSTON, Grocer and Commission
Merchant.
FLANNEeAN, STOKES co. do. do.
HUGH w. FRY, do. do.
JOHN LYNCH, Collector ofthe Port
J. MILDE BERGER SMITH, Proprietor of Amer.
lean Hotel.
EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 CO, Merchants.
ROBERT D. WARD, Attorney at Law.
N. B. HILL, Auctioneer and General Agent, Wall
street.
GEORGE Z DENEALE, Senator Rockingham
county, Va. ia 2o-lm
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~ g rs .saKrl sl4''.1l-

0ENEnAL CONFUSION NEtGHAMrs.
NEW Y0nE,
puv pnznsnasx sttentiou 70 the Gle ~ y LoUM
WHAT and CO = n, en4 purchase ell asssfip'
lions Of merchandise 10 ordef. u 5-e kfA1a
lnxs ia .pssaank "a Broad s.seet
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MORE The Proxy must be acknowledged before q
Magistrate or Notary Public and certified by him.
attested by two witnesses. ja A-tdm
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RoPER q MURRAY, UspERTAxERs, Gov.
ssnor street, between Main and rfsnkiiu
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MEMORIAL or THE CREEK INDIANS.
III We invite sttestion to the Memorial of the
Geek IAdians for Indemnity, which win be
1eqnd II another portion Of this paper. and
70 which ne shall refer more particularly
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILRoAD.-
At meeting of the Commissioners of the Richmond
and York River Railroad, the 18th of JAM, 1854
the Office of Jas. Lyons Esq.-present: Jas. Lyons,
b. Maury, Charles Dimmock and Abraham Warwick
Mr.. Lyons was called to the Chair, and Capt. Dim.
mock made Secretary. 1t. y = os5.
1t appearing to the Commissioners that more than
1s00 shares of the stock of this Company had been
subscribed for by individuals solvent and able to
psy," it was
Rssoired lst, That the books for subscription be
closed. ts7e -..i.5srt.s y fss
Resolved, 3D., That meeting of the Stockholders
be called at King and Queen Court House, the 9Th
day of February, 1854
RESOLVED, 3d., That the annexed be the form of
proxy for said meeting IS
Resolred 4th That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the Richmond papers.
JAMES LYONS, Chairman
CHAaLEs DIMMocK, Secretary.
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d. il h. Bnoooas-0lIice an tie South
side of h6eis stsset. between 7th cod Ssh stSests.
O4ice heurs; fE9n - Ia 10 the morninF. an4
fpn4 e : y ths sitsrs coz. sds IS = So--iaa. =
1. NorIcE.-I again tender my services to
my friends and feowscifzens for the ofEcsof HIGH
CONSTABLE. IN she city ~ Richmend &c the ensu-
ing election. Shoula L be theix pleasure elect
Il win be my pleasure 70 serve them 70 the best Of
m 1. : 3 GRO. y. roLER.
{ Ii THE MrpsT OF LlrE We ARE IN DrArH
50 don'r neglect having DAGUERREOTYPEe -
ken Of yonr parents, children and friends, Mr. r. r
MOuLSON 10 sune quniled artist, call on him and
examine specimens before eoine elsewhere. a. be
spares neither pains skill 20 please bin cus,omsTs
and friends ct the Hall Of Science, ITO Main street.
ia e
We, the Commissioners appointed to
der the charter Of the RICHMOND AND CHAR
Observation-Disclosures COMPANY, find. up-
on examination, that the number of shares required
TO be subscribed before said Company could organ
ze have been taken by responsible persons and the
subscription fee of two dollars per thare paid in
| We therefore sppoint WEDNESDAY. fhe 8th day of
February, at / O'Clock p. NJ, ct BROAD STREET
HOTEL in the city OF Richmond, for the subscri.
DAVID j. SAUNDERS,
+ JAS g. BLAKEY,
NJ 8. VALENTINE.
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lHAVING notified the Public, in pre-
| Ii vious advertisement, not to pay any bills u
niue, unless presented by myself, hereby revoke
saidSnotice, having found my book and papers
1 fe Its t4.r aafsf CHAS. III. LEBER.
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l7[Atameofine Of tie

H1vsKf AZ . meeting Of the Dprie1rs
TOT the ExcH9nys, American, PowhAeEA - COR.
bisn Hotels. - was resolved:
Thai in consequence Of the immense ircreass Of
hotel expensea the rssesof boas4 WI fsaR
sss : ,ss'se "a An..,el. H.l.. d q, i
90 1osssssso ~ - - w0eks
Row hsssn and Columbian. Hotels. e g per Say..
/ Do. do DO. =. u - per week.s
From March LET, boaxders Tor msslsnniy
Assssa and md s psr MONTH
- - - 80 JOHN r. BALLARD, VII 6 IA
). MILDEBERGER SMITH,
DAN1EL WARD 8 CO,
! LADIES IUcrios-WEpskrDaT, FEsRu-
asY s1a, 1854 COMMENCING AT 10 O'clock The
Ladies' are respectnlly invited g sttssd my s.lsof
psylore over the stnrs. on "WEDNESDAY, the 9Th
fuet e 10 O'Clock shall offer for sale great
riety Of FANCY GOODS for this and the approach
ing seassn such Foulard India Plain and brocade
siha; Mouslios Csshmeres APacis 80. S0T ,ln.ioes
Ribbons, worried Sleeves and Bands. Musiins. Cam
brics French Worked Hdkfs and ColierA Embrot-
dsrses Of every style. Prints Ginehams. Edsibgs In
settings and great many styles too numerous to
The 0eods win be solS /. sn.ll semitic e suI
purchasers. THOMAS D % 9 sIAls -.
!. s i1s = be s''d's Tso & W. KrEsrE. Asssr
DusLop, MoNcuRE Il Co. ask the atten-
ton of dealers the auction sale of cargo Of Car.
i denas M0LASSES. ut their wharf and warehouse at
Rocketts at IL o'clock, without egard to weather
Aucrlos .NorIcE.-BOOTS, SHOES and
HATS THIS MORNING, by
| fel DAVENPORT, ALLEN co, Aucts :.
L
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AUCTION -NorIcE. SHOES and
HATS, THIS MORNING. by
fel DAVENPORT, ALLEN Co, Aucts