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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, April 8.

ARRIVED, ..
Schr Racer. johnson, New York, railroad iron, r.
4 f. Railroad.
Schr Copia, Sears, Boston, mdss > D. Currie.
Schr Ellen Augusta, Bird, Norfolk, lime, E Wor-
than Co.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baymore, Philadelphia,
mdse. and passengers.
SAILED,
Co quit L Co =
Schr Masena Munson, Brewster, New York. coal,
w. ID. Colquitt 4 Co. -"
Sehr Prince, Booze, Baltimore, coal, w D. COL
quit l. Co.
Steamer Roanoke, Skinner, New York mdse. and
passengers : : :
Steamer Pocahontas, Jones, Baltimore, mdse
Ludam Watson.
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CApoN DINNER.-By invitation of "Char.

CAPoN DINNER.-By invitation of "Char-
ley Thompson" of sour House." we had the plea
sure of dining on fine, fat 'capon." monster of
the Shanghai breed raised by Mr. Henry j. Smith,
near Fairfield, in Henrico, who is giving much of
his attention to the rearing of the finest poultry in
the country. A dinner on "capon.' with such Eek
ira fixing as Charley had prepared to accompany
It, was just the feast to suit the epcurean palaes Of
the press, and we wonder that any of the profes-
sion consent to feed less hgh in these days of plen
ty and tall living
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Run OyER.-As the Pbnnix Fire 10,

Run OvER.-As the Phoenix Fire Com
pany was passing down Main street last SATURDAY
afternoon, preceded by the Armory Band, horse
attached to light wagon became alarmed, and
starting suddenly, knocked down negro and passed
over him. All who witnessed the accident has.
tened to the scene expecting to find Cufee dread.
fully bruised and mangied but instead of that e
on his feet in minute and off after the music
as little concerned if nothing had really happen
ed TO him
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, April 8.-The Flour market to day is
dull. There were buyers of Howard street brands
ply of Grain is light About $500 bushels Wheat Of
tered and partly sold at 1701l75c for good to prime
red; white 1S0DI86c.; inferior lots to dc. less
Corn-I 600 bushels offered and partly sold at II az
cents for W hite, to 1916 cents for yellow.
New YORK, April 8.-The Flour market is firm
Sales of 5000 bbls at $707.l2 for State; Southern
$7.9308 IL. Wheat-4000 bushels Southern red at
Tile Corn is firm sales of 10000 bushels at 75078c.
for mixed and yellow.
INoTE.-1t should be remembered that the above
report issued before the arrival of the steamer
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SHOOTING SCRAPE.- We learn from a
friend In the upper end Of Henrico county, that
difficulty occurred few days since on the Z" noun
tain road" a few miles from Lovensteins, between
Reuben Allen and Reuben Tyler, when the former
inflicted dangerous and it is feared mortal wound
piece loaded with powder and shot The cause of
this sad affair will no doubt be exhibited in the
course OF few days, when we will make it known
to our readers
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ELECTION SeUABBLE.-Thomas Beale an

1LECi IIOJuds Dealt dp-
peared before the Mayor last Saturday to answer
to the charge of assaulting William James Eppes,
on two occasions. Young Eppes is the son of Thos
c. Eppes who was voted for as a member of the
Council from Monroe Ward, in the last election.
The difficulty originated between them about vote
when hard names were applied to each other, and
blows passed. Young Eppes said he told Beale
that no gentleman would be guilty of such conduct
as he had been, and that B. assaulted him for it on
Wednesday last threatened to renew the attack
that night, if the remark not retracted and
overtaking him in the street on Saturday morning,
kicked and struck him several times Mr. Beale
offered no defence, but readily gave bail in the
sum OF $l50to keep the peace, and was then dis
charged.
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FKLoN CArruREp.-A free fellow called

FELoN CAPTURED.-A free fellow called
Robert Smith, has been captured and is now in the
cage awaiting an examination on the charge of
stealing pocket book containing $7e from Ter
renee Roney, some nights since. Rooney states that
Smith came into his grocery, and while there he
(Roney) had occasion to pull out his pocket book
to get change When nd did SO, Smith seeing that
it was pretty well filed with the "needfu" grabbed
it and ran off. If the evidence before court corro
borates the statement given above, the prisoner will
soon have an opportunity of learning an excellent
trade at the expense OF the State
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UNPLEASANT ODOR.-Officer Irving re.
ceived orders from the Mayer, last Saturday to
have the remains of several dogs cats and rats re
moved from the northwest corner of the Basin,
where they had been deposited by persons un.
known, to decay and scent the neighborhood. Its
very important that cleanliness should be observed
throughout the city, now that the weather is becom
ing warm
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS, April s

RICHMOND MARKETS, April 8.
We have changes in the Provisions or other
markets since our report of Friday.
FLOUR.-Sales Saturday at s. 12i0 $7 Is. The
market firm with an upward tendency. The Europa
brings of further decline of Flour in the Br-
fish markets. and flour spectators are, we sup
pose again at
WHEATON Saturday was firm at $1.459$ 81 so
for Red and White.
CORN-Uncha.ged at rs cts. per bushel-scarce
in de
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NEGRO MUss.-Sally Hogg and Sail,

NEuNV 11OsS' DulIy IIUSS dHu DdIy
Hern, free negroes, were brought before the Mayor
last Saturday to answer to the complaint of Eliza
beth Jackson, another creature of the same class,
who had been shamefully insulted in the street, in
most swinish manner by Sally Hogg, urged on by
Hern. Fortunately for justice his honor knew tn
wholetribe to be as bad as free negroes can well
get-a pest and annoyance in the neighborhood--
he therefore gave them all fair warning of what
was to be their fate if again brought before him. and
alter holding Hogg to bail for her good behavior In
the sum OF $50 ordered the to return to their
dens and be more quiet in future
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DEsERrER.-Ansel c. Fifeld q sea

DEbENI I Err -11IIntI y. IIUIU q EtdflIdIl,
on the schooner Saratoga, Capt David Hodgden
OF Boston, was arraigned at the Mayors Court last
Saturday morning, to answer to the charge of being
adeserter from his vessel After hearing the case
the prisoner was ordered into confinement to await
the sailing OF the schooner, when he will be handed
over to his commander
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Projection BUILpING FUND Cow

PROTECTION BUILDING FUND COMPANY
The next instalment payable in Bankahle money
will be due on MONDAY, April 10TH The Secreta-
ry will be found at the office in James Building Top
posite Exchange Bank), Main street, from 10 O'Clock
A. NJ until 5 P. M
The regular meeting will be held at ~ O'Clock r.
NJ. when the funds paid in will be loaned.
The proposition to increase the number of shares
to Two Thousand, will be acted upon at this meet
ing. w. A. BUFFERS,
ap 7-St Secretary.
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INsoLENcE.-Charles Darcy, a New
York free negro, employed as a seaman on board
the brig Cattoega, Capt. Parker, was brought be-
tore the Mayor and examined on the charge fbeing
insolent to his commander After hearing the ae
cusation the Mayor continued the case until this
morning.
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FALSE ALARMs.-The Church Hill bon.
Are caused false alarm last Saturday night. and
the blazing out chimney near the corner of Ioth
and MAN, about half past ii o'clock, yesterday
started the bells and gave the firemen short run
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B Spring, with it's facilitating effects il upon U.s.
recollect that CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE is the
best medicine known to strengthen. invgorate and
renew the system. 1t eradicates all lurking disease
from the blood. Try il.
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PLEASURE ExcURsIoN.-Bear in mind the
Young Guard Anniversary excursion to Slash Cot.
tage next Thursday, and secure tickets in time
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MULE RAcE.-A pair of mules attached
to cart ran OF up Cary street last Saturday eve
ming, despite the efforts of the driver ito restrain
them, and would have kept Decline to their sta
BILE had they not been arrested in their flight bv
several men, at the corner of 9TH street
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FIRE.-Between 8 and 10 o'clock last
night, small frame building owned by the Messrs.
Haxall, and nearly opposite their large Touring
mills between 18th and 10Th streets, was set fire
and partially burned. Loss small.
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FREDERICKSBURG CORPORATION NOTEs
wanted by c. B. LUCK, at discount of Is cents on
the dollar.
NH 27-ts C. B. LUCK
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AnfueunfENTe.
GRAND MILITARY AND
CIVIC b A LII.

THE EAGLE INF AETRY.
CAPT. SAMUEL T. BAyLY.
will giye their first grand MILITARY AND CIVIC
BALL, on MONDAY EVENING. 18th inst, at
LAFAYETTE HALL
This being the first grand Bsli giyen BY tbs Esyts
Infantrv they respectfully solicit liberal patronage
from the citizens and volunteers Of Richmond a.
ample arrangements have been made to make il
agreeable TO all who may favor them with their pa
trouage.
The Corps pledge themselves that the best of or.
der shall be observed.
the occasion.
An expsrienced caterer has been engaged to fur.
nish supper ara hcfrcshmepts &c city prices.
bers of the Corps
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ACCOMMODATIONS of the prisoners

INsU OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF tHe pTIsUHeFs
in the city jail, MATTHEW G: JOHNSON, charged
with kidnapping and selling free boy, manifested
some disposition to be mutinous, on Saturday NOR.
ming last and refused positively TO return to his cell
when ordered to do SO by the jailor. With this,
Mr. sTARKE, feeling no disposition to use harsh
force, had his unruly charge locked up The cleo
ton of the new Sergeant and the promises of 'hgh
living" he intends giving his heterogeneous board
ers, may have increased Johnson's spirit, and
caused him to take step that will prove anything
but pleasant to him before he has an opportunity
of doing away with its effects
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SELLING WHIsKEY:-Officer Irving re-
ported Mrs Gulp the keeper of small clothing es-
Establishment on Brooke Avenue, for selling liquor to
be drunk in her house contrary to law, and she was
thereupon fined So so and costs.
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To THE PuRLIc.-The number of in

To THE PUBLIc-The number of ire
mediable evils caused by the of Hair Tonics,"
paraded before the public in the newspapers suggests
to the manufacturer of the celebrated FLETCHER S
HAIR Tonic" the proprety of cautioning the public
against all articles of the Sort unless properly tested
him of the great utility of the "FLETCHER HAIR
Tonic" and the very great of using any other
without being fully of its chemical properties
1t is melancholy indeed to the most beautiful of
natures ornaments dried, shrivelled, and wasted
away by the improper use of articles called Hair
Tonic.
The genuine FLETCHER's HAIR Tonic is sold by
Bennett l. Beers A. Duva John Fl. Blair, Thomas
wholesale and retail, by the manufacturer.
JOHN JOHNSON.
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LADIES FAIR.--To day the Ladies' Fair
for Leigh street Baptist Church on Church Hill be-
gins. The walk q pleasant one by moonlight
and the articles offered on sale are Of the best kind
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AUCTION NoTIcE.-Attention is request
ed to my sale of Household Furniture this morning
at 10 O'Clock, at Mrs. Caibornes Bank street, be-
twee 9th and 10th streets Also to my sale of Black
smiths Tools. this afternoon at o'clock at Mr. John
A. Houseman's shop, corner Leigh street and Brook
avenue. THOS. w. KEESEE,
ap 10 Auctioneer
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ToRcHLIGHT PROCESSION Several young
mex,. residing on Church Hill, had torchIight pro
cession last Saturday night, preceded BY well or
ganixcd cala'humpian band, got up for the coca
saon Tin pans and penny whistles were the lead.
make excellent music when well played. The pro-
ceseion, after parading over the hill, kiudied a
large bonfire of tar barrels and other combustibles
near Captain Libhy's residence, around which the
triumph of the invincible % Martin was celebra.
tad In high spirits. The procession again formed,
the band struck up the beautiful national air OF
"Where did you come from" the boys yelled, the
line moved, and with glittering transparencies
waving high In air, the multitude wendell its way
from street to street. stopping or twice to give
dying groan such as lost souls are said to send
up when told their doom is sealed and they are be-
ing hurried into warmer climate The inscrip,
tons on the transparencies were Martin loves the
dear people" I" Independent candidate for Mare
in 1855" "A fine Northern Trotter exchanged for
little place in the country" "Hurrah tor Mar
tin" " Martin forever" etc.
Such scene on Church Hill, usually one OF the
most quiet places in the city, is novel and unac-
countable and but for the fact that 1t was got up
for fun, might lead to believe that the bird OF
progress had been roosting there of late and that
the people of that section had walked up and found
that they, too like other parts of Richmond, were
bound to keep pace with the rest OF the world
New ENGINE.-The Liberty boys, on Sat
urday afternoon last, accompanied by the Cornet
Band, assembled at the foundry Of the Messrs.
Barnes. corner of 9th and Cary Streets and by the
permission of the proprietors brought out the new
and beautiful foreand aft gallery engine, just COM
pleted by them for trial. The line of march was
taken up and continued until arriving in front OF the
American Hotel, when the hose were attached, the
machine manned and the powers of the new appara,
tus fully tested in the presence of large crowd OF
spectators who were anxious TO witness the opera
tions of "home -maden engine 1t is sufficient to
say that all who saw it delighted with its exc
cuton and that the Messrs Barnes received unbound
ed praise for the and beauty of their splendid
apparatus. ,
While the .'Liberty Boys' were making their trial,
"Phenix Company" came up with their beautltul
machine. and the force of the two were at once test
ed. In the trial the Richmond engine lost nothing,
though beaten few feet, as Phoenix has been in op;
Grafton long enough become perfectly tight as well
as easy work and in addition is operated by
ten inch cylinder, while that of the new engine Is
only eight After the one is handled awhile,
Phoenix will find it difficult job to maintain her su-
periority.
We hope that in future the mechanics of Rich
mond may be induced to build all the first and second
class engines that city may need. If the Messrs
Barnes will try more powerful pattern: we have
no doubt that they equal if not excel the North.
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DR.. BRAINERD can be consulted at the
Exchange Hotel. Richmond, until ist May. He
awaiting the report of the Committee Correspond
ence in this city.
DR.. BRAINERD has restored peasons to perfect
sight, in of partial and total blindness of from
minutes application, by Scientific method, of his
own discovery, without cutting, pain wash.
DR.. B. has also cured cases of Inflammation of va.
rious and aggravated grades; pain FROM and intee.
rance of light far sghtedness, loss of sight from
age, and near-sightedness-all of which have
manned permanent to the present moment.
Advice treatment given to the poor gratis.
ap 4--dtlstMaY
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DISTRESSING AFFAIR-A young man named
Hilles accidentally shot his sister last week. near
Georgetown Cross Roads, Maryland, whilst trifing
with his gun He had the weapon in bis hands,
and pointed it at her, when she ran and he pursued
her. and just as she went to close the door OF the
house. the gun accidentally went off, and the load
entered her side. Her physician thinks she cannot
recoyer-BdLt San
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LADIES' FAIR AT LEIGH STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH, CHURCH HILL "A Fair for the benefit of
this Church, will commence on Monday, the 10th
an 8-9tk
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No charges for a trial.
We have frequently heard the celebrated

We have frequently heard the celebrated
German Bitters, sold by DR.. c. M Jackson. 100 Arch
street, Philadelphia, spoken of in terms of the high
est commentator, and honestly believe that it is
one of the best medicines advertised for the COM
plants for which it is recommended They are plea
SAINT to the taste and be taken under any crcum
stances by the most delicate stomach. The press far
and wide have united in commencing this invaluable
remedy for dyspepsia, debi ity &c and such are the
healing effects of this panacea that hope it may
be intro duced to every family where dyspepsia has,
or is likely to have a victim. ap 5-d& w2w
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spEcrAL NOTICES.
Wu4T THr Nrw YonK ClTY Folks sAY

WHAT THE NEW 10HK CRY FOLKS SAT
Z. DR LAsss y ess, hat s
well acquainted with man MY years o. ese, ~.
many wears resident of this city, who has been
esnss unIes. Il was worms He told his attending
physician his suspicious but ths physician &c onSe ~
diculed the idea and refused 70 s
and asked him IL he would take III his reply was-i
must take something to get relief or die:
ebrated vermifuge, and took one-balf at one dose
The result was, he passed upwards OF three quarts q
cut up in every form He sG1 wen immea a.
like the good Samaritan Of old. lie endesvorng to re-
ieve his unfortunate neghbors. He makes 1t his bu-
own that may be given over by the regular physi-
Clans and induces them to try DR.. MLanes Fermi-
fuge. So far he has induced more than twenty PEI.
tn happy results He is well satisfied that DR..
MLans's Vefmifugs is far superior to any other
known remedy, and that If more generally known,
would not fail to save many valuable lives For fur
Their particulars inquire OF Mrs Hardie, l24k Cannon
street, New York City.
LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS now
be had at all respectable Drug Stores in the United
States and Canada
take none but DR. MLANE'S vERMIFUGE, all
Others IN comparison, are worthless.
PURcELL, LADD CO, Druggists,
ap l0-d&cIw Richmond, va.
CARD" WE STRIVE TO Swat a
meeting of PHOENIX FIRE COMPANY, No. 3,
held April 9Th. 1854, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the thanks of the Company be ten.
dered to the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Coulpany-to the r. l. D. and P& r. Railroad Com
panies-to the merchants property holders and citi
zeus in general, for the liberal manner they contr
buted to the purchase of the new four-wheel Hose
Carriage, this day received, which, for beauty and
utility far exceeds anything of the kind ever in the
city and will tighten much our aborious and voun-
tary duties.
Resolved. That the foregoing resolution be pub
lished in the daily newspapers
JOHN II. RICHARDSON, Prest.
GEO. DowDEN Sec'y ap102t
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L. j. CARSON d. Co., Nos, Al AND az
LIGHT STREET BALTIMORE, AND NO. 81
water STREET, NEW YoRK--A good assort.
ment OF Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand and
for sale at lowest market prices ie 10 =. s
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PHGNIx HOSE CRAB. This beautiful

PHGNIX HOSE GRAB. This beautiful
piece of mechanism, purchased by our citizens for
No. Fire Company. was drawn through the prin.
cipa streets of the city Saturday afternoon by the
Phoenix boys, preceded by the famous Armory
Band, whose enchanting music never fails to throng
the streets with hundreds of ders of all classes and
conditions, whenever its notes are heard This
"hose carriage is of the neatest things of the
kind we have ever seen, and is fit companion for
the beautiful engine belonging to the same compa-
n.y.. Light strong and admirably proportional it
will make handsome display in general parade,
as well as perform good service in times of fire.
We append description, which, though not very
full will give fair idea of it.
This crab carriage was built by Mr.. Geo. Ruhl,
OF Philadelphia county, at cost of $500, and will
carry 1000 feet of hose. The body rests on two
side springs running parallel with the carriage.
The hub bands of the wheels are of brass, closed
in front with cap Its cylinder boxes and upright
rollers are of brass. The cylinder wheels are
lined with sheet iron; and all the inner work the
body is full plated with brass, with brass mouldings
around the edges of both lockers Besides reel
for carrying the rope by which it is drawn. it has
extra side badges, BELLS etc, and its berey is
mounted by brass eagle, with figure 3 in the GER
ire of the belfrey. The end of the lockers fin
ished with handsome carving, and the painting is
carmine, striped with gold. Altogether it is a mag
nicent affair." and is doubtless highly valued by the
active and efficient company to which it belongs.
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A Mr. Thatcher sued Horace Greeley and others
to recover damages for alleged bellous pubilca-
ton, which appeared in The Tribune as tele-
graphic communication from Boston, and the case
came before the sheriff and jury some days ago.
The defendant suffered judgment to go by default
and the sherif's jury assessed the damages at six
hund red and ffty dollars
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LYONS kATHAIRON - For Preserving
Restoring Cleansing, and Beautifyiug the Hair al.
levating Nervous Headache, and Curing Eruptive
Diseases of the Skin.-Its reputation is co-extensire
with the civilization of the globe makes all praise
superfuous, all exaggeration impossible and since
its discovery has found substitute compete its
incontested-its incontestble superiority Phys.
clans and Chemsts-honerable citizens from all pro-
fessons of lifethe leading Journals of Europe and
Amerca-Ladies who have used it upon their dress
ugtAbes and Mothers in heir Nurseriss-in fact it's
million patrons everywhere, from plebeians to kings
pronounce it the most pleasing and effective article
either Medicinal or Toilet prepsration,ever pro-
duced. Do not fail to give it trial. Price but 25c
s. d. BARNES, Proprietor,
NH % dim l6l BroadWav NJ "
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BRAND CUTTING-Brands of all sizes and
designs for marking Flour Tobacco Boxes Bags Ma
chnery, Linen, &c, made to order.
M. g. WHITMAN,
At Langleys Tin and Gas Fitting Establishment,
18th St. between Main and Franklin.
NH 9-d3u.
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ABEL Y. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT Law Ann
NoTAhY PubLiC:-o on Franklin street. unde,
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NH % dim

GEO. w. WILLIAMS 81 Co, Commission
MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.-Office on 18th street
opposite Shockoe Warehouse-will attend strictly to
the sale of Corn, Wheat, Tobacco, Flour, &c; and
will promptly execute orders for the purchase of
Goods, &c. They solicit the patronage of their
friends and the public generally.
GEO w, WILLIAMS,
ma Him SAMT WILLIAMS