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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-11-11
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~ ihc i"h t"'' l'!'''N yesterday were:
Wheat 81 Is, I'orn &c. Oats iG; Flour S.. -;
Potatoes Sis: Buttcr - cts Eams II cts;
| Chickens, from 3lcts to ~ cts pair
! BALTIMORE M,EEET, Nov. l0.-Flnur $50
! Wheat, white : 50 10 | 90 good red 81 to
! Sl.3S: Old C1rn - 10 ~, new 6j to Is cts.
| Oats # to II cts: CIavcr ed 50 to SG.2j;
Timothy 8 - to $3.50.
PrILApmLrEIA MArKEr, Nov. S.-B~aG-
>'ui> are firm'r. Flour Sales at SJ.2r
Rive Flour at - % Corn Neal S4.5Ou,r
| bM. Wheat Sales Of rcd a s 50 Il 81 and
white 81 - %. Ccrn-sacS at So -
CATTLE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Nov 6.--Thc number Of cattle
offered at the scales toamounttl 20 $3.50 head
OF bccvcs, 2l00 of which were soll 10 cily
! butchcs and Fuckers at prices ranging from
, 81 to 81 81 per 100 lbs. on the hopt, eqi.at
to 5 GO So - net, and averaging 81 -
gross. Of ticamornt ollircl 300 lead were
driven to Philadelphia, and 100 left unsol |.
Hogs, Sales n from 50 to sc 90 Ter loo
lb|. Shccp.-Salos at - to 81.
New YORK Nov. 5.--Oil~;iagS Of b cr cat
t.; to-day a ont the usual average. The
market is firm, with an upward tendency:
sails at 81 80 a $40. Hog .-Salcs at : : u
81 50.
CoIrMalA. "a WAoLEs,Ls LUMBER
MARKET, Nov 3i.-Enfrior Gull Boards and
Grab Plank at Sll: Cui!ing Boards b. ser
ond Common 500. first Common $50: Panncl
81 80; llcnlock Boards and Scantling Sl2.-
80: do long lengths $;l5 Pine Scan;ling $50:
Plaster i.ath So 80. Shingles 81 / Il Is.
e. The Rev. Mr. Kcrchcr will preach in
thr l. nj NprgoliSt IInr,h at 4 bps l;n
tomorrow. the 18th inst. at Io5 \. N. AMI
before I =. NJ; and Mr.. Flanders on the eve
iliiISs Of the ith and 18th, at the same hour.
II Providence permitting, the NJ +.
Church in North East, Md. will be Reopen
ed for Divine Service on Sabbath, November
18th. by the Rev. Bishop Scott and the Rev.
J. \. Roche. Of Philadelphia. Preaching at
10! \. NJ, - and : p. NJ. Preachers and
people are respectfully invited attend.
Nov 1 Nv JOINS SHIELDS
CAEpETS.-- 1900 yar;s Wool fnyra;n. Hemp
X AMI Cotton Carp''s, in store and for sale by
Nov II J. b. ASH!
NOR WINrER.--Ileavy Bangup. Cox and Sack
L Gvercon 5; together with an n or mcnt 0. Frock
Nov ii ~ "''' '''''''' III J. B. ASH.
WIRES; GDoDS.--We would call the attention of
- the Ladies to the superior silk and Wooden
Dress Goods Kid Gloves, lioscry g., % be fond
at T0RBER1'S.
sNHAWLS.-Lnr9e assortment of Bay state Long
~ and square Shawls; plain AID figured Cashmere
do, SILK Maniil.a3, Velvet and six Trimmings to
be had at WIN TORBERp2S
eassitsEs anna Morocco aIoctS
JU>T RECEiNED.-Ihc Ladies' viii please call
) and examine handsome lot of tiai crs Morocco
Hons, Bu.kn Shoes Mi scs dressed and addressed
Morocco loo:s; aso an x'e!lent lot of chlrcns
boo's for dc by
Nov II B.F.MAY.
500 SHEEP.
<A THE subscribers will have
Sg:fI,a;!sSSSY' fine drove of Sheep in Elkton on
;;f55F2,,aS;ly Saturday, November 1lth, to
y IL which the attention of persons
wishing TO purchase is called.
Nov. IL BENNETT & KRAUSS.
E,DE7s & RsssoT'gsE1e,
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS,
Corner Mr,a dad Church. ST,
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H}ESS GnoDS.We would call the attention of
- the Ladies to the superior silk and Wooden
Dress Goods, Kid Gloves, ii"sicry, s., o be foand
at T0RBERl'S.
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-N'ih l VIM i'I.foHil, -Nth -, .If
Mn. EDITOR Your interesting and in.
Structivc papcr gives us weekly accounts of
grain crops &c raised. and general statements
Of the l,roduciivcncss Of oar lin,. lands near
the SmSquchamnl. 1t would be more salts
factory to the calculating farmer, if the cX-
pensrS OF cultivation were always given show
ing the nett profits per acre. The mechanic
md the merchant, longing for the quiet Of Il
farmers He, but fearful that it will net pay
accustomed from their pursuits to count
the cost before entering upon new contracts
WOULD gladly seizn upon accurate state
mcnts showing that the farmer has no unccr-
tain occupation to Yield an Independent 1--we.
mood. now give You Il statement shown
the 1fS Of grass growing.
Accou, Of Timothy hay grown, 1851, on
aero of grou..I accurately measured, scarce
IL the average H. q field Of twelve acres. on
the tract No. ,, con- rinug 81 acres, ai.ioin-
lug ~ iid s Purchase property, NOW ser
Used for sale in the Cecil Nhig.'
lGll lbs. at 81 Il per hundred. $53.3I
Harvesting, $500
Packing in bales and cost Of
"irr and lathS, 400
Hauling to Port Deposit, 2.5D
Freight to Baltimore, 1.Gl
Commission for selling, 2.25
Tax Tor Inspections, GS
- Slo.07
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sNlthW LS.-l.nr1e assortment of Bay st tie Long
~ and Square Shaw!s; plain AID figured Cashmere
do, silk Manil.as, Velvet and silk trimmings. to
be had at WIN TORHERp?s
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.-Returns from Il G
third Congressional District of New Jersey
show the election of Mr.. Bishop Iwhig) over
Samuel Lilly, lDen.l the present member.
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s323.lsj.0s s36 .gs6.7s $3.50. l22. 10

H'Z''I 3J.7o 91o,7oO Is IoIU, =. U
As compared with the receipts of the cor
responding month Of last year, it exhibits the
following result:
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Baltimore and sssSquGhann
STEAM COMPANY.

OCULAR DAILY LINE. (cxccpt Sundays,)
- tor HARE De daAcE, PoGr DEPOSIT AND
I!nE WArEn CANI
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GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF LANDs.-FRANK 9. RUFFIN, SecYe.
tGyy the Hiyginid State Agricultural Society, and
n. AUGUST offer their services to the public az
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase Of
LANDS In PwginiG and the Southern and Westeyn
States.
Ofice-at the Office Of the rirginia State Agyicul.
tdTat Society, No. lis Main street.
n. AUGUST, NsTARy PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT
Offce-as above. fe 2-ts
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Row AND MUapEa -On the seventeenth instant 1
row took place between soma Railroad hands 10
company with thres lewd and drunken women
sho had ah become insnxicsted u grocery =
Northern and Parker IN relation TO the women
6sht essued-psrker Was cut and stabbei, and
died In shosf tima. On tho came nieht { grocery
was burned dows = Nov Market. he keepor hav
refused. Hehad only tims 10 pus 50 kis bocos and
escape. - Knoxville Ke4tesS.
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JOHN INNERARrrY, the last surviving partner OF
the distinguished commercial house of Panton Les
lie g. Forbes, well known in Florida at the com.
mencement of the present century, died very sud-
denly at Pensacola, Fla, on the 2eth ult
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RoBBERy.-O On the night of the la,h nj, n. +, o.s
county, Ohio three burglars forced their wsv into
the dwelling house of john Abernethy. rich old
gentleman, eightyone years OF are. and amer sse.
eing .nd binding him hand and foot in his bed and
securing tne silence OF his wife and young widow
thresss OF instant death in case they raised the
alarm. they proceeded TO give .ha house thoroush
search Mrs 8. was roh6ed of elOO and Mr. A. of
between e6, 900 and 9. 900
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Hon. VIM. A, Graham late secretary ofthe Navy
has been elected to the State Senate of North Caro-
lins BY majority Of 80 over his Democratic oppo.
nent, MIR. Jones. This is Whig gain.
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MURDER THROUGH JEALousLY.-Timothy Red
ding, an Irish laborer, died in New York few davs
since, from the effects of blow upon the head with
an axe, inflicted by a man named Henry King, On
the 9th ult From the evidence before the coroner,
it appeared that King went home on the day in
question, and found Redding in the room alone
with bis wife, whereupon he became mady zeal.
Gus, and seizing an axe, feed the deceased to the
floor. King was committed for trial
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EIihu Burritt sailed from Boston for LIVERPOOL on
the I'd inst, to devote another years effort in Eng
land upon the continent, chiefly in furtherance Of
his lavorite enterprise, ocean penny postage.
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An ARRAY occurred about IL miles from Holly
Springs Miss, On the 10th ult., between Jacol,
Bouehman and James Bogard, in which the latter
was killed.
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A true copy from the minutes.
ap 25 ts C. w. MACMURDO, Trear
ia 23-2u

NOTICE.-The friends and patrons of
IN the late William McLaucblan are informed that
ness is ard will be carried by the subscriber
(his brothern-law) in all its brapches and contRu-
ance of their custom is respectfully asked
All persons having claims against his estate will
please make them known to soon as possible.
thst the earliest may be adopted for their a6.
justmept
iv 97-1m THOS EAHFRTY
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UMBER, LUMBEK.-The subscriber,

II UMDEh, LUMbEh.-Ihe suDsCrlbers
- have on hand the following kinds and qualities
of Lumber, which they will sell at fair prices on
reasonable terms, and in lots to suit purcifssers
1030 600 feet clear Canada White Pine, long lengths
and all sizes
10000 feet seasoned Buttonwood, of superior
quality
$4,000 feet seasoned inch Buttonwood, superior
quality
$1,000 tt. seasoned inch Oak, Tobacco Box Boards
$4,000 #. seasoned Rock Maple assorted sizes =
o, ,O00 ft seasoned 2, 8 and A inch Ash
200 600 tt. seasoned Yellow Pine Plank, Boards and
Heart Scantlng
10000 fl. assorted Black Walnut
10000 superior 6 inch Cyprus Bunch Shingles.
ALSO.
The largest stock of MAHOGANY In the city.
They respectfully ask the continued favorable at.
tention of the trade.
BELVIN PARKER,
Lumber and Mahogany Dealers Broad st.
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FATAL REsuLT.-Mr. A. R. Thompson, of Beau.
fort, N c., who fell from the window of hotel in
Charleston last Thursday night, expired in two
hours after the accident.
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CAREER & Co.'S AMERICAN HOTEL,
Staunton, Va. W. II. GARBER, J. B. BREcKEsRIDGE,
L. STEVENSON. Proprietors.
Trayellerg will fnd this new establishment first
class house, and the Proprietoss always willing TO
promote the comfort of their guests.
The "American" I" Is situated Immediately at the
tsrminus of the Central Railroad jy 22-Sm
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AFFRAY.-A serious affray occurred recently in
YorkvilIe district s. c., in the course ofwhich VIM.
Dobson was stabbed in nine places by two young
men named Vickers, who are now injail. Wheth-
er Mr.. Dobson's wounds are fatal or not, is not
stated.
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IMPORTS. receipts of Foreign dry good at
he port of New York for July are s,042 less
han for the same month of last year, but o. 900,
9l4 more than for the same month of 1852.
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KANsAs.-Our eye has just fallen upon the fol.
lowing which purports to be extract of letter,
dated from the neighborhood of Kansas, July 13:
sThe country is swarming with emigrants. Men
on horseback, with cup and skillet, and ham,
-four and coffee tied on behind, and with axes
shoudered, are facing westward; while gentlemen
and ladies are driving furiously to and fro in
riages printers writing, lawyers speaking, doctors
companies with flags waving, stalking out the vast
praries trees falling tents stretching cabins going
up, everything alive and everything wide awake
Hurrah for Kansas2 westward the star OF empire
takes its way!'
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GEN. NLKPoKoIfcHYzKr.-This parsonage has
been appointed to the command of division of the
Russian army. Bringing out such name a. this
does not look much like peace. The Turks may
beat him, but he win defy them to pronounce bis
name and if he beats them It will be truly said that
thew will never be able ITO tell what hurt them
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NEW oRLEASs.-During the week ending on
Sunday, the 3oth ult., there were 122 interments
10 the different cemeteries of New Oreans-12 of
which were yellow fever cases.
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LYNoHBuRG AND ABINGDON TELEGRAPH
CoMpANY.-The annual meeting of the Stockholders
Of the Lynchburg and Abingdon Telegraph Comps
n.y. will be held at the Office of the Company, in
Lynchburg, on TUESDAY. August 18th, 1854, at
O'Clock, P. M
iv I'd WIN. 8. MORRIS, PreSt.
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PRoFEssoRsHrP.-Prof. Brown, formerly Of Viz.
ginia now of Oakland College, Miles,, has been
elected Professor Of Mathematics of Franklin Col
lepe Georcia
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Micsjah Medlin has been committed to jail at Ra-
leigh, for placing some one hundred and fifty shot
| In Mr.. Jesse Morgan's back.
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THos. FAHERTY.
1LkATEs AND FENDERs.-Five Hun

4 1NKAIES AND FENUEhS.-FV6H HUH
~ dred Enameled CRATES and TENDERS for
sale at reduced prices The subscriber bss for sale
the largest stock Of CRATES and TENDERS ever
before offered for sale In this city OF his own manu-.
facture The Crates embrace all the various kinds
and patterus such square topped Gothic, Lipfie.
Circles &C.. with beautiful rounding Fenders Sum.
mer Pieces, g.. TO match.
Orders for Crates. Fenden, &c, from town and
country punctuaily attended to and carefully pack
ed. Merchants purchasing to sell again, VIII De sup
Piled at the lowest northern prices, with the ususl
discount off for cssh by Wholesale.
Apply at my Bell and Brass Foundry. on Msin, be-
tween 9th and 9th streets, Richmond, Va.
ie Is-3m SAMUEL ID. DENOON.
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THE MISSES KINGS SCHOOL,
GRACE ST., CHURCH HILL.

THE Exercises of this School will be re
Il sumed on Monday, the I'd of October.
The Course of 1nstruction--in which they will be
assisted by competent Teachers and Professors-wil
as usaa embrace all the branches taught in schools
of the highest grade. Weekly Lectures will be de-
vered by the Pre- fessors to the Senior Glass; on Mo
rel Philosophy and Chemistry. The latter will be
accompanied by Experiments, and to both of these
Lectures young ladies' in the ghborhood not mem
bers of the School, may be admitted.
au 5-2swtlstO
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MuapRaxa ConucrEp "A dispatch from colum
bus, Ga announces that the Jury in the case fthe
State vs. John Boyd. for the murder Of Deputy
Marshal Robinson, had brought In the verdict o
Guilty Of Murder. Wright hiss not yet had BIZ
trial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-08

DR. GEO. w. BRIGGs, for several years
mast Practitioner of Medicine at the university OF
Vrein:a and vicinity having removed to and perna-
nently settled in this city, offers his professional ser
Ofice-corner of Governor and Main street, owe,
E. B. Spences.
Resdence-Broad street, Church Hill. near Pres
bytsrian Church. jy 21-1m*
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DR.. GEORGE SoHERER, formerly Practi-
TONER of Medicine in Baltimore, respectfully Offers
his professional services to the public. Office Les
ter st., Rocketts. jy yN-S
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SPECIAL NOTICES
DIR. M'LArr's Liver Pee;

An. "a LANE LIVER HILLs.-When tho
proprietor OF this invaluable remedy vurrh...s
the inventor there was medicine y hich asss,oi OF
Ine name, for the cure Of Liver and Bilious =,
piaant. notwithstanding the great prevsIsro 9.
.hsss diseases In the United States in the sou,h
u anable to obtain the services Of resuisr hs
eisn, some remedy was required, at once safe and
enactuaL and the operation of which could In M
wise prove pref judicial to the constitution Tbis ms
dicine - supplied By DR.. MLsne's LIVER PILLS
- has been proved in every instance In which Il hs,
had trial Always beneficial. not solitary inSrance
ns: ever occurred In which jts effects have been IN
Jurfous The invention Of 6n educated and dstin.
guiahed physicians it has nothing in common with the
qussk nostrums imposed upon the public BY shajlow
pretenders to the medical ait Experiences has now
proved, beyond doubt, that Pr M'Lane,s PiIlS + /.
plant. Asol So"i
Z: .: The above valuable medicine, also DR.. NJ.
LANES CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE. can nov
% bad at al respectable Drug Storss In this cty
furchasers will be careful to ash for Ar
take mono but DIR. MLANE'6 LIVER Pills
Tnefs are other Pills purportins to be Liver Pilla
:. PURCELL, LADD L CO., Drusr.t..
htehmond, Va.
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JoHn ParMaoss, weil-known merchant OF Rs
leigh, North Caroline, died On the I'd Instant
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NOTICE.-Ata meeting of the President

NOTICE.-Ata q meeting of the President
IN and Directors of the Richmond, Fredericksburz
and Potomac Railroad Company, held a. the Depot Of
the Company, in Richmond. I'D April, 1854,
Kesolred, That dividend of 81 per cent out of the
profts of the company for six months ending Slst
March last be declared payable to the Stockholders
their legal representatives and after the first OF
May next.
A true copy from the minutes.
ap 25 ts C. w. MACMURDO, Trear.
ITO L HE LADIES.-The subscriber
l. having purchased all the stock of SILK MAN
TIES, and a large variety of other Goods of tbs
late firm of Wilcox l. Belts ladies' desiring hand
some French Silk Embroidered Mantles, Rich Plads.
Brocade and Black SILK, will find it to their sdvsn
tage to give him call before purchasing elsewhere
AS he has now in store very large stock of Staple
and Fancy DRY GOODS, and is desirous of reducing
the same, persons may rely getting great bargains
He will sell many articles in his ine at greatly re-
duced prices from early Spring sales
MORRIS w. ROSE,
je 212m No. 203 Broad st.
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MEXICAN AND PERUVIAN GUANO.
~ isstens for ssis q The lo.sst ms.tss rates b
sas JOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE.
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BATHS! Baths! BATHs!!!-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths be had daily at the Hair Dressng
Shaving and Shanpooning Saloon, under the Ameri-
can Hotel-entrance on 11th street.
Single Bath 25 cents, or FIVE tickets for ST.
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O. H. CHALKLEY, General Agent and Col
lector 18th street. between Main and Cary, over the
store of q. R. Psake. Refers to Messrs G. z. Wor-
than CO., Williams& Brother. Butler T1nsley,
J. H Claiborne, g. r. Peake, j. b. Sciater and ~
w A, Patterson. Jy zl-Im
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CONSUMPTION is, without doubt. the most

CONSUMPTION Is, without doubt, the most
annually carrying thousands to untineiy graves -
oieen could the ravages of this arch destroy er
ms the Inflammation produced by an ordinary cold
For coughs colds sore fhroats. and all other sn.r
dlseasss STA BLERS ANODYEE CHERRY FIX
fECTOHANT has no equal. 1t is not recommend.
sd aAlNFALLIBLE, E, but medical men and Others, who
nave used and administered it. bear testimony to il,
extraordinary efficacy. 1t 10 known to be a ,saood
medicine" and as such is off red To the nnb,;c su
Also, STABLERS DIARRHEA CORDIAL for
diseases of ths bowela W.
agents. e " s''e
e Pnce for each only so cents or six bottles for
e. q. sTABLER CO.. Proor;stor,
Wholesale Druggists Baltirnors
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond.
And BY Druggists and Merchants generally through.
OUT virginia. jyS1-d&cl2t
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..sH . =. TEhMs or ADvkKfIsisss
DIssoLUTIONs -
.TSSOLUTION.-The T.o-p.,

nISSOLUTION.- Co-P.Ttna--1:.
Il heretofore existing between tke ssf-.suP .ssP
under ths style and firm Of SUTTON l. WINaTns.
s dissolved this dsy By limitation. II bsjus Isss.
tAnt to settle mp the business Of this coneerp Al
sans indebted to the same are requested 10 rs.E.
payment early practicable and all creditors s
requested to present their claims for setrlemenf
Either partner Is authorised TO use the nsrns of
the concern in Hquidxtion
July 1st, 1884, u. II. WINSTON
CO-PARTNERSHIP.- The subscribers
tnis day associated themselves together under
.t .no Lyle and hrm Of Z. T. WINSTON q Co. Tor
III ~ or ndueting the GROCERY and co -
mL MiooloM BUSINESS in the city Of Richmond -
Iney Will Keep constantly on hand lsrre ard we'll
selected stock ef GROCERIES, incIndins every W.
He.y OF domestic and foreign LIQUORS
Fney desire TO thank the patrura af ths aI1 ra..
cem Of SUTTON WINSTON for tbe;J find re.
uonaee, and solicit continuance of their favors Ter
our new concern Z: T. WINSTON.
w NJ SUTTON,
r,,4 ,o.. corner Cary and 18th ste
.1.y Is.. Io24- y 22-ir
DISSOLUTION OF COPAKTNER-
- SHlP..The copartnershp hefefofore exis.iar
between SANDERsON, CROUCH & hooper,
was dissolved on the 18th ut. The business v iii
hereafter be conducted under the name OF CROUCH
HOOPER " o0s
Al lawful business transacted by tho former firrn
VIII be settled by the ndersisned.
6u S-2m CROTCH A. unnpEp