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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09

ISsoLESck-Jasper Owens, freq coored fellow In the
employ Of Mr. A. Marsh, tanner Bacon Quarter Branch
brought before the Mayor yesterday charged
using insoent aud abusive language John r. A. o,ze
on the 9th inst. and threatening to cut his throat
Hottie testified that this fellow was in tho habi, Of
getting drunk, and that many occasions that be had
entered the yard in that condition he abused him 10 the
most sourrous manner.
The fellow admitted he was in the habit of taking
little too much occasionally.
He was ordered thirty"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09

The Buffalo Republic pl,ced this appropriate heading
before the account Of the GrsytoWn affair
Father aud Mother and /,
Aud ten good soldiers more,
Beat an old woman stone blind,
That couldn't zee much before l."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09

MscHiEvoUs PRAcrIcE.-Aud old negro man named
Carter who is IN charge of Mr. Robert Stanard house
corner OF 9th and Grace streets, during bis absence
complained to the Mayor, Yesterday of tho conduct
OF acoored fellow, named Frank slave Of the Rev. Mr.
Woodbridge, who with two three other bows flung
rocks at the windows of Ar Sanard's coal house on
"Wednesday evening last.
issued Tor the arrest Of the boys who in
all probability will be up to-day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09

THHEAIs.-Mria Hck, tho person of mixed blood
whom mentioned already being up for threatening
to beat child belonging TO Charles j. Miller was again
before the Mayor yesterday.
Her case continued till yesterday in the absenc Of
Capt White, to whom she referred for testimony Of her
being white.
The Captain having satisfied the Mayor that she had
less than oneourth negro blood in her. and that she
was held exempt from the punishment applicable 10 that
class by Gen Lambert he discharged her with iustruc
tons TO obtain from the Court OF Hustiugs certificate
OF he being white il she entitled to it, Can't w
knew her mother to have been a bright mulatto
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09

USprEoRouSD RAiLRoID.-Ths 81. Loui, papers com.
pl,u Of the great African exodus from tina, cy bv the
Underground Railroad TO Chicago. which ba, taken
place within few weeks The names Of prominent e,i
sens OF Chieigo connected with two underground ar
rsosemens, having their agents ia St. Louis have been
a'cerainOd number Of steamboats, are charged with
oonnlvng at the escape Of negroes. and some of the c
Esn' Of st. Louis said have furnished them with
means Of CONVEYANCE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09
Receipts on the virginia and Tenn. Railroad.

FOR THE MONTH AUGUST, 1854.
Passengers aud Mail Sii,l22 es
Freight q72I M
Total, S2Osi4 80
Receipts for August 1858, 10 Qs3 90
increase 1861 80
being 60 per cent.
We have been favored by Mr.. L. II GIL Gen supe,in.
tendent with the above comparative statement of recsint-
on the Va. and Tenn. RIo I'd during the last month
Inc exhibit lt'criug IT, conveys, believe bu,
partial idea OF the business which this rod penetrating
the richest section Of Virginia will speedily develop and
accommodate IL " now In operation about hall dstanc,
70 the Tennessee line ye' will be perceived an ave
rage monthly income epui to that Of August would near
appoHmae per cent on the whole cost Of cousttuc-
lion TO Tennessee.
The wuoe number Of passengers transported during the
month Of AosaH W.. g.5l7 -LggeL1g,g Y,rginiaa.
TnE LITERARY ASD AR.N,rlc L.ur. Some ofthe "a
pers have mentioned that well knoEn lady had been
He foul's 10 OBTAIN subscriptions for book and after
getting the money makes hercr oblyOus and the edi,
or OF the Charleston Advertiser having been bouotsd
WIZ. WIN, a cll the cool man dis ;ourses follows;
She ca Icd 10 so" ", aud promised to send Ne corv
5lc 'peii s2i plump white hand upon our table be
lore our ieasug eyes aud the perfume from an enroid
ereu nsnuE'rihci which she held pcasngy filled our
hO3trs. She touched rs syfIy with vaui,v .n,ko 20 ,j
services she had received rom TIC dear .dofa invited
rs 10 call AID see her daughters at the Wiohron U,s
and Amounted us over aud over with the most delicious
OIathey' O"ing TO a vacuum in our treasury we did
not pay In advance, but ever since have basu q tio "a
'nty for the advent u the book but va learn tb,,
some OF the youthful aud venerable gsntemenin this yicn
ny dd secure her pleasant smiles and future copy by
prepayment Wtel sue left, the room continued Cri.
grant WITH tie aomi oi her presence The material au-
hor o so much merit has appeared since them
QrirF uSASIToUs.-A good deacon making an official
's't 70 dsB ncighbor, VINO very unpopular ma IN,
put the usual question care YOU willing 10 90 nv
friend on yes" said the sick man. 81 am glad OF
'h1 san Tie deacon, Tor all the negbbors willing
sHISss ~ Inr PorogAc-Tbe Washington Sentinel
s's that lrgc sharks have been seen in the Potomsc
aver 80 high up IS O,coqnm by tirty.fye miles be-
loS Washington The Of tie river is bracki.h to
within ia miles Of Mount Vernon aud this accounts for
beT aOWonted vicinity to the clsy,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09

DrscHARGEp-Frances Peatry, colored woman, who
represented herself TO Waterman Andrews as slave Of
Robert Dckins was brought before the Mayor on ycs
terday, having no papers except certificate from Mr.
James F. Campbell OF Caroline county mentioning her to
be free
The fact being satisfactorily shown upon other tesuo
she discharged With directions to go to Caroline
forthwith
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09

AJoang man named Short, clerk IN dry goods store
10 Cincinnati, and young lawyer named Peacock, from
'!o 70, fought duel in Kentucky, Nondiy On the
&c 'od round, Short v" fatally SOUNDED in tIs Ieh
breast. They fought sOoa'A youO! girl to .aoh slOn
~, gagged.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09

BEATING A WHITE BoY.-A boy named Henry Ander
son, lodged complaint before the Mayor on Yesterday
against colored woman, named Polly slave Of Mr. Rat
cic who resides on Leigh street. between second and
third, for beating him with rock the forehead.
He had mark that part which he stated to have
been Inflicted by the girl Polly.
The cause OF course did not transpre, the statement
being thus far erpdrte.
The whole matter will be heard this morning
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09

TnE MIssrRgLs.-Kupkels Ethiopian Miustrels gave
their frs; entertainment this Metropolitan Hail.
Thursday night Notwithstanding the Indictment state
of the evening, there immense number present
We have no doupi but that the Hall would have been
crowded. as upon every occasion that this excellent CON-
Pany make their appearance, if the evening had been
more favorable. The great IN .jorty Of thuse present
gentemena fact that indicites we'll for the future
prospects OF the troupe-whch have little doubt will
be materially enhanced by the presence Of such
rs ladies' generally prove.
Tue performance IL Is sufficient to say, fully equal
TO the celebrity Of Kuukel aud his troupe We observed
that with the exception of Bch be still retains the
of bis former troupe. with the important additions Of
Harry lehr, William Penn Lehr and few others. The
merits Of Harry well known to the people OF
chmond TO need any comment from US. II any change
there is, it IL OF course for tho better.
The Champion Prize Jig, by Levi Brown, was worth
the whole price of admission. IL effort surprising
thing of the kind We have seen.
Harry Lehr is the Prince of Mimicks lie is perhaps,
the best deniaor OF the negro character in the Union
The singing is admirable aud tho music is in perec,
keeping with it, We should desire to witness the per
Torrance every night so highly do the merits
OF every member Of that talented troupe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09

THE CorroS CRor.-The New Orleans Prices Current
annual statement TO the lat Of SEPTEMBER gives the cot
Ton crop at 2,aso,ooo. and the yearss receipts at New
Orleans 900 bales, aud the value Of other artic
at tso,Ooo,ooo the value Of the years exports a,
t7l 100000.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09

The Reverend J. l.. Elliott will deliver q discourse
In behalf of the American Ssmens Friend Society, in
the United Presbyterian Church TO morrow (SabbAth)
morning, IL A N. Mr.. E. will also preach at the
place in the evening at P. N. Mr.. Elliott was in
early lifc for several years and officer in the
mercantile and naval marine Of country We notice
the "Naona ntellgencor Of recent date that Mr.
Elliott delivered, in Washington City, very interesting
and eloquent appeal in behalf Of that long neglected class
Of eIovmen, "sho go down to the in ships and
do business in the great waters" aud who the
channels aud the sources Of mighty udleuce. Mr.. f
showed the importance Of that large b. dy of men
"whosc home is the Deep" whose weigh, of service to
the oil mankind moments reflection will demonstrate
to be uuequalled to whom we owe 50 much, and for
whom have done little Mr. f. handles this subject
well at all points, aud with convincing ability; showing
that the heather OF all lands the jew, the aboriginal Iu
dan aud various other claimants bounty have been
heard and answered. whilst the crying and not less urgent
demands of the sailor have been yet almost unhought
Of Surely then, generous with phil ,nthropic hearts
not say christians who behold in all the claims of
brotherhood will not fail acknowledge the debt they
God, Society themselves, aud the poor out.
sailor in the matter Of lending helping hand he
of the American Seaman's Friend Society," Should
any wish understand the condition. character, and
claims of seameo aud aid this truly worthy and noble
cause opportunity will be afforded by hearing Mr. e.
lott stated above.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09

DIvrpESDs.-The Board OF Directors OF the Rcl mond
Fire Association have declared dividend of five per
on the capital stock OF that company, for the past six
months, ending the 3lst Of August
This may be considered large dividend, in view Of
the heavy disbursements consequent upon tho great de
srucion OF insured property which took place recently in
the CITY,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09
L0CAL AFFAIRS

A MisrAEE.-N seems thai tho circumstances Of tho
disturbance the ltore OF Mr.. WIN. A. Buffers on
Thursday involving tho bad conduct Of George slave
10 the employ Of Mr. Buters towards son OF Mr..
J. II. Glmer, and other youths were msspp rche
by u.s. and were In reality not such stated.
Tho difficulty did not occur In the Of Mr. Buffers
but the street; fret at the American Hotel where
these lads commenced annoying tho negro by shooting
putty balls at him through glass tubes and afterwards
Mr. Bs store where tho negco committed the egre
gious offence Of uuarmug his as.aants by snatchiug
their weapons out Of their hands.
From all that can learn upon full enquiry, the negro
did nothing more than done, probably forty times day.
by servants with sms boys who annoy them with their
prank.-he took the toy away from the leader of the
Liputisns aud gave him tap. In this caIe certainly
Il have been very light one, land doubtless 10
SPORTY FOR the weapon could nct injury, II used
with even q pegro's strength.
Really sorry for having (under what are now
Satisfied inaccurate information imputed to Mr.
Buffers disposition to shield the negro FROM proper pun.
ishment We satisfied that he did no such thing t.t
that he delivered him up promptly to the officer when
called for-snd II there any delay In his surrender
it because (beiug GRAND boy) he Temporarily
absent on business.
Nor Is Il that Mr. Buffers appealed from the sum
mary decision Of Mr. Justice Fsrrsr inaictipg thirty nine
lashes upon tho negro. The appeal taken BY Mr.
Pemberton, to whom the servant belonged, aud Who
knowing Georges previous good character thought there
must be something wrong about It. and that the punish
ishment harsher than the demanded.
may DO necessary for the sake Of tho precedent to
have the negro corrected but at the time ould
insist upon having tho tubes aud tho putty taken away
FROM tho boys unless they learn depor themselves
properly.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09

LIDERAL-The Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company have subscribed the liberal Of 500
the relief of the widow aud children of the late Nicholas
Walsh who lost his life in his endeavors the cto
ry Of Aessrs. Hatcher Gentry from the fire few week.
slice.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09
TO WESTERN MERCHANTS.

u e: BMoWN, No. conriiandi Street New York. Man.
cal q. seaon Ofwe,s5n neshan large and we'll a.
ehns " and Dealers wi" do well to call ''s5s Ps'
SCIM1SonL Foh, IIBECILE AND B,CKwARD CiIT
Stie SGog, Tor idoc Children ha, opened pri
Iis refers DIS Horr and state School,
Care Of Dr.. s. G. HOVE, Dos Bo..o SA Mass.
rHNhiIon's JOURNEY TO CEN Hal XFHiIA.-AI tn.
Journey to Central Africa BY Bayard Taylor vol i2mo H.
%'S siI sy BE- T1 sdon q A.
Ply Year; Both Hcnl,ph,rs,; Romance from Real Lite;
g: t,BSssn .ns Ss'' y sGT; s; f day Il
to 'n.Gn az % r. asrsn Si MI . Stephens a.
ss "a H Ss; stss /: cent '
useie Sans Farm Fence, illustrated rs cents.
lave Atm" 'f Brr ri s'S IS a h street, TS "
'sv Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank.
EDHoFEssOa H. ). CHRISTIAN will be prepared TO far.
ni.h Board Lodging &C, to students Of Richmond
Term, ,e',oa including every thing except Washing .so
Ear'y application should be made Sp-dketi,9oe
eti Wines. ohimpasne' Ess da.,e. new Article SS.
S6Ssf Im Ssf tn . IG% sale S,9
'';&So. AID for safe ;, 'GtS 81 III g.
RURNETT,s COOLERS, &c.-BarnetVs Hot water
soons and SG" Fo5 S S 81 s' R SiiS
oOo1 oIes on reduced
'f' Corner Main and 18th streets.
SBNED PROPOsAiS will BE- received at thi, Post until ~
- oclock NJ the 2jt september furnishing the Annua
supply on Proy,oni 70 the Public Guard. Total u Ra
Every Ration viii consist supsrane Flour C,,t1 I2 b,
ess rory 20 l6s bnap, lbs Cinds ~ lbs gallon Vinegar
SAT quarts white bean's quarts; Fresh Beef f25 lbs.
"' contract 6sa0C H. 19S S.
Richmond, september, 1854
NOTICE.-Au persons Indebted 10 SIR. j. o. TFoIJ are
he a0l lad dehf
se9-gt TUs Sotrsrvps
NOTICETO CONTRACTORS AND OTTY ~ The under
~ signed IL authorized 70 sell At pubc Auction on Tuesday
gns and Machinery used In the construction Lock
belonging 10 tbc James RiVOr and Kanawha Company.
The eluPmen, 10 complete and well calculated for heavy
Work consisting In part Of
Horz9nt steam Engine, made By j. p Morrss 90; foil
e 8 inch Cynde under feet stroke good order sreH
pampi 70 20 feet ongB feet dAmster ia clear with centre
hearings on Fiction rollers, and well hooptd
p1Hnty Of d,tving
Aboye-new and hair worn. ' ~ W.
About IS Dsrieks horse and double single hand
extra Blocks, 10. 4e., 10 In ~ tons.
large aisoriment ~ qusrryinE and cutting Tools
&c, suitable for heavy work. ' " - 49,
wheel Barou Picks, shovsis Crow Bars Drills
and Carpenter Tools &C sc, comprising
oievsrythinz neoe'iay for heavy Cans Railroad
oTdnE contractors an excellent 70 equip
ss9-tds Ea'r'n Div. James river and SsnssSs osssL
L0y''S'' CRUSHED AND PoEP n sRs syssF :, az
ENiNE BHANDifs Heuneysse, Oard and otter iayoTIte
n mHks warranted pure, for sale by
NNTHktr wANTRD-we Wish 70 bay wheat on inferior qus
w W. taps)J D, hc0RUDERB SONS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09
y, W s,Mi,onkkE,;ssAAL Z T Z :, DE- ronrn,


JAMES wooDHoUsE, Gate Mash and woodhouss) Richmond
80 offers stock Of BOOKS and srhrfQNERY
Sdaped to the wants Of the trade in Virginia and North 6aron
and elssvheTe,a prices as can be obtained In Northern
oles his Book and stationary
rooms appropriated the sale ofPtAEo PoRTEs allied With
extensive be
the Kind In the Union He ha, participated In The over
ihoesand Piano Pores In the States n YTgna North
Inns and Tennessee all ot which have gVen entire sssoIo
They warranted respect offered for sale
prices will be packed securely With
also attaohed N hip
B1NDERY BLANK BOOK MANURAOTORY where ali Kinds
Books Periodicals. Blanks Music to bound and Bians
Books suitable merchant public oes clerks courts
Ties, &C manufactured.
MkYO's GUIDE TO hAGisTRATRs-NeN edition. w. pub.
fishes Nays Guide 10 Bagsratst (new edton practical
t discharge Of their duties OF
dir containing drawing Bonds Notes.
and adapted b the Code Of Vlrsiua.
Persons distance unable to visit RchmaAd have thalr
orders faithfully executed ally SEQ
HC0H Hi sc-Por he balance Of the year, BOY lust
~ the country, Apply 10 WINSTON P0WERs.
sss.
HNULLED CLIO fH5X Failed oiohs Of supsroT maize
u on cobtgnnent Por sale By -
seq KsrT, PAIse vest
6tsIToN TwINry weeping Paper, n. n Rom, Java 1O,.
SO DAVENPORT, ALLKN 4 co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09

HARSH TREArNrSr.-Edward Clarke, q white man OF
respectable appearance brought before the Mayor on
yesterday, charged with ssssung and beating his vile Oh
Tuesday last Tho complainant testified repeated acts
Of violence upon her by her husband On Tuesday
he broke up every thing In the house, some Of her
clothing into pieces, aud he would kill her She
compelled to take refuge in tho house Of neighbor
OF hers named Chas. Branch In attempting to stab her
with knife he plunged it into the door through which
she escaped The poor woman wept bitterly and asked
support her family.
The fact Of bis having treated her badly at dieren,
times was testified to BY Mr. Branch In whose house she
was compelled to take refuge On the referred
to In her testimony he pursued her to his house
made vigorous effort to get to her, but Mr. b. kent him
off, The parties reside at the foot Of Oregon Hill
The only apology offered BY the accused was that he
drunk. Ho required give bail in the sum of
500 to keep the peace for IL onths The bail was no,
given when Left court.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09

The New York Times says" TIE Banks paying
out the Mexican money s2,eOOOOO we're paid over
already this week, aud $l,35o.OOO notified being
wanted immediately The whole will be drawn out very
shortly.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09


I'VE secured the privilege Of direct from tho
w manufacturer Fiks Burial have attained 10
their "atness, convenience and durAb!li y.
sye having confined person. through whom alone
could be obtained IL has literally offered 10 others
and win be Furnished dssr them
heretofore demanded.
As usual have on hand woop covUSs every sire and
character Of hnh with sHRouD and ever such
occasions.
strict personal attention will be given employment u
Hrarse and Carriages and
sons.
Persons living In the country the
matter OF furnishing Collins with prompt
je2o BISPoRD PORTER
FALL APPROPRIATIONS. 1851.
~ INTER ALVEY, imp sers aud JOLLTS, No
IN Richmond, have In store, Of direct nporia
on the largest and assorted stock Of Goods
yet been able exhibit the trade
Our Mr. Gnter having the past four months the
Markets. buyng cdi, pledge
ourselves 70 sell they sold any port
in this country
We would call especial attention TO our stock Of
Hosiery Buttons,
Gloves Combs,
Hdk'fs and cravats, Threads,
Laces, Bindings,
Enbrodetics Sewing Silks,
Dress Trimmings Fancy woOlen Goods.
ss4-dkcm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09
RICHMOND WING.
,AruRDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER ., 1854.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Letter, on business uu,t be sdde"ed to the "6dfor' o
WAfg."
Article, paper will be Published.
Thin standing, be
IN departed ESTUARY notices eight
Iiues ar charged for advertisements.
~ Uonmuncsiions be charged the advertise.
mar
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09

EHAEENT I'VE NiIOD TEu-.-we Agent, tor
the sale q the above article which for sInpc
AMI Gaping rapidily Of dsshang power
ne.Stseter with convenience 10 liability
eidenta discharge far superior made II
superior 70 Colts Pistol ia drcHrcy s1fy
IN durability s OF which has been well established
Colr made in various Of New England past
months SMITH ROBERTS,
Pr I'll
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09

Il UIiAHUE 7 URAY-lhI,
lnstitai located ia the p-iest
town on the banks Of the KsppanSek
upon the river at all times In the
uary and February. - "
Tappahanuocs reached at all Of Rich
mond, II being the terminus OF thence and
distant about hy miles The duties Of this Institution
resumed on the mt Monday in October.
80 long established aud 50 avraby known the public
rAlS iae particulars become in The
system Of Instruction Is thorough and
hoef course CT English study together with
Latin Languages.
In the depi tment Of the Ornamental Mu,c Drawing
ing dc receive their due sh Of PncI
song aliAtes her'e that everything requisite
OF the lnilon everything that Is
confidence AMI the liberal
enj yed, is command Such thorough
board % Instruction. ample phi
i"sopcai and Astronomical Apparatus, to aid explanation
For terms ami further PARTICULAR apply Tan.
pahannocG, Essex co, Va. s.g-csSw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09
boots, SHOES, TRUNKS, LEATHER. a.
FIFTEEN HUNDRED PACKAGES.


September LIST, 1891.
w In
plies OF Goods, comprising the
Boots Shoes, Trunks Leather, Ac that had 20
Virginia. 'ON~ ~Na
Prom experience OF twenty-five years n the trade NE h,,l
We can say that well acquainted yy,.
aud most aleaole Goods In our line Goo that
prominent object for the years keep the yeTy
best Goods that be
styles All 10 call all brst ana
most fashionable styles Among the
following viz:
FOR LADIES:
Ladies' Pine Calf Walking Shoes, Warranted rood
Ladies' Pine Kid and Morocco Walking Shoes
Ladies' Pine GoAtskln Walking shoss
Ladies' Pine Gaiter Boots all colors
Ladies' Fine Leather Walking Shoes, with heels
Ladies' White and Black Satin slippers
Ladies' White Kid slippers
Ladies' Best Kid and Morocco Slippers and ries
Ladies Pine PaIlor aud Dressing slippers
Ladies' Velvet slippers
Ladies Over Shoes, nice
FOR GENTLEMEN
Gentleme ems Pine Dress Boots,
Gcnenens Fine Cali Boots, four different Qualities
oentemens Water Proof Boots ali qua titles
u M, mel s MP 1oO,. 'Ls 10 H. TO II, stol9
very long legs and vary stout tor diclSys
Mems Fine Can BIogsa', sewed and kip, all sizes
Mems and DO Kip Btogans all sizes, and ,oue
OF them really prime, made 10 ~ as 10
300 pairs OF kichmond sewed Broyue, ali size,
Boys Soe' all kinds; Childrens and Shoes,
OF ali kinds.
Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags Sole Leather sho. Thread Co.
srs rufNEY, WATTS PuTaEY
- Up hioH BLACK TEA-fOr sale by
y SIS JOHN N. GORDON SON.
p ERiNRD FAMILY LAID Pals Rt6asd Fanny Lard
u just received aud for sale by
LOCKETT 4 PANKEY
hs 18th street, between Main Cary.