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SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS.


"a APE t A L. 350, 50,OeO.-CO3IMERCIA
" SAVINGS BANK.-Ofice at the store of Qusrles
Brooke, on 18th street.
Depositors in this institution will receive six per
cent on all gums rsmdinng deposte six months
or longer, and FIVE per cent, for a shorter time.
WIN. g. PAINE, President.
R. T BROOKE, Treas. jv 6-ts
SAFISGS INSTITUTION OF RICH
~ MOND-Ofice removed to the Store of Chris
tim X Lathrop, No. SO Main street-In conse-
quencs Of the resi- ignaton Of David r. Crane VIM. H.
Christian unanimously elected Cashier. The Of
fcs has been removed to the store OF Christian La
throp where de postes will be received, which
interest OF per cent will be paid on all sums re-
manning depositesx months or longer, and i've per
cent for shorter period
This institution has been in existence twenty sight
wears; has loaned eight millions of dollars; has
suspended debt; has lost dollar, failed
TO pay any certificate when due.
JNO. O.THOMPSON, President,
VIM. II. CHRISTIAN, Cashier,
NH 5-ts HUGH w. FRY, Secretary.
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THE CHoLRRA.--A London Committee who
have been engaged in the investigation sof the
canses of the outbreak of cholera. which was 80
reinarkf le In the Soho district Of London iasi
year. have como to the ,inanmous conclusion 'thai
the sudden severe and concentrated outbreak, be
ginning on August 81, and lasting for . few early
days ~ September, wasin some manner attribu
table to the iise Of the impure water Of well h
Brosd street, $3.50 Fl ~ as
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Prof Brandstetner. who recently committed sui-
si'ie " Raymond. Miss, Formerly taught sesic In
LynchbuSy, Va
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Rev. James II. Donelan, pastor of Saint Mat
thew's Catholic Church, In Washington, has re
signed, the Archbishop appointed Rev B. Byrnt
his successor. Mr.. ID win remain in the church q
an assistant to Father Ryrne EA q -, e
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a X D...Designs and Estimates for
"A PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS, with
soperintendeuce,
SURVEYS FOR RAILROADS AND PLANK
ROADS, with Plans and Estimates
Surveys and Plans for TOWN and FARM DRAIN
AGE,
MINING SURVEYS and WATER MILL SITES,
ANALYSIS OF ORES, SOILS and MINERALS,
MECHANICAL and GENERAL DRAFTING,s
ATTENDED TO AT THE OFFICE OF
WILLIAM PERCIVAL,
Gtix,iI Elaxiuaal. md x.x,lsitxx>f
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n z i L,
w. 18th street, between Main and Cary, keeps con-
~antly on hand, assortment of all kinds Leather,
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather Russet and Wax Up
per Kip; FRENCH German and American CalfSkins;
French and German Patent Calf-Skins; black and
'eted Morocco and Kid-Skins Roans of all colors y:
Goat and Sheep Binding Skins Shoe Thread; Boot
and Shoe Trees; Mems and Ladies' Lasts Boot Webb;
Awls; Lasting Tacks; Silk Twist with full assort-
ent Of Findings of every description, of the best
Gualitv. no DIX ISts
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TNOGtsET 81 ANDERSON, Cpholsterers
~ AND PAPER HANGERS, corner of Governor
and Franklin streets have in store their Fall Stock of
PAPER HASGINGS and UPHOLSTERIE8 L II
GOODS being the largest and best selected sssort-
friends and the public generally, and will be sold
the most reasonable terms oc 2-ts
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AIRS. MO0LHOUsE, LEECHER AM

w EUPPEK-Mrs. WooIhouse may be found at all
hours Day and Night, at her residence, Sxblett
Bros Hardware Store, 2lS, Broad at.
\. R.-The best imported LEECHES constantly
yeceiving and for sale.
All orders from the country promptly attended to
q Hd carefully packed.
. order.
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rHNUOMAS HOW, lI9 Main street, is
now receiving his fall supply of Block Tin Goods
suitable for housekeepers Also of Wood Ware. com.
prising every article in that line l5
I ARUS d SHINE, AUCTIONEERS AND
II COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 74 Main street,
will attend all sales of Real and Personal Estate
also to the sales of House Furniture Stock Goods &C.
&c. on accommodating terms.
?. c. LARuS. JAMES n. SHINE.
2f-ts
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LII L A NJ PIE RCIV A l.,
Civil Engineer and Architect,

TUDDIN ) HALL,
On llth, between Main and Franklin streets.
tSH WIN. PERCIVAL received a FIRST CLASS DI.
PLoMA for ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNS, at the
iate Virginia Mechanics Fair.
~ Letters addressed Richmond Post Office, will
meet with PROMPT attention. no I9-d& &ct1JanH
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FE 4 IgI!I oVer TIC uoor al night 0c4
AsIf,NfIR q. f.EftLS6,E Dr.1o-.- - - = AZ.

SItSNOR e.. GEGKGE Professor of Mu.
'C SIC most reepeotfuliy to the citizens
OF Richmond that he is prepared TO make engage
with rsrents or pupils for instruction in Music
ron the PIANO FORTE, GUITAR and SINGING.
eI9NoKSRORGE pursues the Solfeggi system of
v"cakatop, deemed the only perfect mode, and uses
:he lutu'tion Books of Lablanche, TlCooks Crevel-
Il and - gnor Bora late of this city.
tF Orders may be left At the Book and Piano Forte
ste7e OF Messrs. James Woodhouse Co, l39 Main
Stfeet. l5-ly
RPM, ROPER q MURRAY, Under-
i TAKERS, No. Governor street, Richmond Va :,
keep constantly hand all kinds of y-msde COZ.
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limited Presbyterian Church last Monday night,
when Rev lCHARLEs III. READ was eleeted Presi.
dent, Messrs. VIM. r.. Taylor, II. X. Enyson, FIR.
Bransford. Geo. d. Shell, T. B. spence and y.
Franck Vice Presidents; and NessFM Thos. J.
Evans, and Sam. d. Price, Secretaries
Reports from the seyerai sunday Schoeh repre-
sented were then made, showing the aggregate
number Of officers 70 be 1ls teachers 621, scholars
on register 4,645. average attendance during tho
wear 2e94 number Of scholars who have united
with the church during the year le9 volumes In the
library l0,426, contribution by scholars for fhe
year &2692.lz ss4
A resolution was then adopted, for the appoint
ment Of committee, consisting Of ene from each
denomination represented IN the meeting, 10 cor
School cause In Virginia and elsewhere, ~ they
may SEQ N, for the purpose Of endeayorinG TO ex.
cite adceper and more general nterest b the great
Sunday School canse and for the further purpose o.
securing q fnll attendance upon the 6taae Sunday
School C0nveufion which u pFoposed 70 - he1d In
this city in the month Of AprA aext.
The meeting was IN unusually interesting one,
| and we sincerely hope may bo Tho meAas Of thor
oughly arousing onr people 70 the ereAt import
anee of fsstering ard sustaintne SabhNlA eeAocs
througheut the State. In eascwn ely there Ar
4 eroafly Improved and who might ~ fnu16ted th
| basis Tor plain education BY attend1ne Runda
schools, that now roam the streeeA ane4gtne 3
vseee and forming Ssch habits a. Snay 1eo8er thel
i use,oas 10 society In an timeto cenA TAese I'll
4 dreu sk0ula be souGhtafteF ard eneou<oG<dto " Z
1 tend the Sabbath sSheols and ehHvebea, hf nau
II ~ them have parents wke have ~ eofe toe tho
0GbpS1ne and 10 desire V see tbfN t(keo iulo &c
soef society and raised 70 respt<1Abl2ty. 9ahba
schools skouid b encouraged BY ah elassss, q
j ssssy IN nAesl1 b in1sss4 leeesn4thsA
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n4ents, &c. de o-oMctui
pREMIUM SIGNS. The subscriber In
o,s rreTa red furnish elegant and beautiful signs
.. we'll rs common low priced oncs. He TOOK the
,.t nrerap the last Mechanics FAIR, and asks OF
those who in want to give him call His terms
viii hc made 20 suit, and having in his employ eNpe-
r,encpd workmen, will also undertake any kind OF
painting required Call l2sh street, next door to
Mr.. Isrrngtons.
"a, ~ R. w ALLEN
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ausrNBss CARDS.

NNIi.TON a. BELL, so,
W GROCER & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Conner Of 18th and Franklin ats, Richmond, Va.
Personal attention paid TO all orders, consign-
-. - 4 j, de 6-d&ctms
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plate have changed a. TO give DetteI acc0n0-
daton 20 freights and II the time diminish
expeise The forefoing calculation does not include
large amount OF transportation done FOR the Conn
pauy for which no charge has been made; have
we Charged transportation the salary of the Pres
dent pay of Directors, the Secretary and his as
sistant amounting altogether TO something over
S 0OO but have charged those items construction
Nevertheless, when the road shall have been conn
pleted, this will be added 70 the cost of working IL
and the expense will also be Iessened the extent of
thecost of that which 10 done gratuitousiy for
construction, making more than double the former
"a, s7ss1 W a1t-sfse s y ,
While our receipts have thus greatly increased,
even in despite Of bad crop year. il may be well
enough to state that we did not commence cnrTJing
freghts beyond Boston until 9th August, 1855; nor
did the rosd TO Barksdaes until about the end
OF tho fiscal year. Since that time, though it consti
tutes no part of the business Of last year, II wih be
srstfyins you 10 know, that our bnsiness has con
siderably augmented For instance. the receipts fe
October and Novembcf Ia54s were 80, 800; whereas
in October and November. 1855, with only - mile
additional road in use they amount TO about &o2 A00
II will also be perceipod that notwithstanding tn
ahorfnes Of the crops. weearIedto the rity o( kef
Inond, within the last fiscal year. I4 20 ba5heh
MANUFACTURED tobacco. and that too whom the road
but just reaching point where i efen indueeneni
to any ccnsiderabe portion Of that article which
manufactured In the southwestern part Of Fittsylvl
MIA the southern part Of Franklin, tho whole of Hem
and Patrick . well q large border OF North Car
lima, all Of which win find ts the hest ronte 10 M
ket, % soon = the road ia completed.
Al your Let meeting, fh~re was due from privsl
stockholders on their nahscptiora 70 the stock Of q
Company 42Q,8D ~ an1 $33.Qpo ftpuA the, 3tets,
~ psa Wien ths in1iyl yl1uAl satsthpsieap ~pes "a
lsci.d. Ths peivsfe HI waS regarded o many
wrthlsA, yet thsrs he's since been collected from q
tive sgsssss I'm leaving sapaid cut sf tas whe
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TO THE VOTERS or THE FIRST
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

ThLlow CITIZENS
Having declined being longer a candidate
for Congress, deem 1t to be duo to those
,,litic,l friends BY whose urgent solicita-
ton WAS induced to become n candidate,
aud also to myself. to announce nay with
draw,l from the canvass, and to state brief.
" my reasons therefor.
Since the triumphant election oi Cen
Pierce BY the American people, the leaders
of the whig party have been satisfied OF
the utter iutiii,y OF again attempting the
,nbversion of the great National Demo-,
cratic party, under their old name and
organization Our national greatness and
universal prosperity as people, have iully
vindics,ed the principles OF democracy,
and it is indeed strange. tina. in the South,
at least, there should be found any one 10
lift his voice against them. Such, however,
/. the case. \ fusion OF tue Wing aud
abolition parties Of the North, with many
dsafFec:ud democrats. has been accomplish
cd under the very euphonious name OF
know No,hings" Notwithstanding tho
invc,erate hostility to the South and our
peculiar institution. which this Know Moth
ing party a, the North has no, only declared
but has Invariably manifested by tbs ele'
walton Of the mos, odious aholi.,cuists &c
office. We find that u similar organization
has been effected in the Sonti We fine
the great mass of the whig 20 rty. no, onl,
willing, but actually CO ope' a,ing with thu
an,i.slavcry organization. Working secret
", hiding their principles from the gs,'
and investigation Of tho people, they have
been able to mislesd many good democrnt'
into a connection with i,nem. This resul
hss been materially owing to the novelt,
and secrecy Of .lsv orirr. aud to the fac
tina, some of those who haze called them
selves dcmocrvu and have often aspirsc
unnecessarily to the leadership Of ,h'
PARTY, becoming dissatisfied and seeing :
better opering for official promotion in tn'
rxnks of the Know Nothngs, have Jonec
them. The Know Nothing Convention
which assembled ciandestnely a. Washing
ton. on the II th day Of June, nominated
candidates for the Offices OF Governor Ii
Governor, and also candidates for Congress
( and although ninc tenths Of them are wings
they have nominated candidates who hnv'
4 hs,e,oforc called themselves democrats
Tn. object which they have in view It
too apparcn, to mi'lead many democrats
/ No one doubts that IS soon ~ they snp'
rosc they have strength enough to dispense
with the misguided tool. they arc now
using tn. veil viii be thrown asldc and 4
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by Texas 70! the paymcu, Of her liabil,ie.
IS equitable and just. | speak more conf
IDENTITY on the subject for the reason that
was a member Of committee nppointc,
by the Legislature a, the session Of 1850
to examine and review the calculations au,
estimates made By the Auditor aud Comp
troller. and after six weeks close and assid
uous labor. we found their report to b,
correct as to the par value at the time o
each and every issue, and no man can pos
sbly hold ANY of said liabilities under oui
Sealing System, who will not receive hi,
money back with interest. aud in most in
stances n profit OF from 500 to 1000 pei
cent on his investment.
II NO abandon our system, which We
know to be just, as an individual, fee
that | had rather pay the whole debt a, il,
lace value, than accep, the proposition Of
tered US. Some argue that We should nc,
/ cept !, merely to sc, clear of it, and that il
would give us credit aud standing abroad
! don't think so. believe that Govern,
ments AS we'll as individuals, make more
character and crcdi, by standing up to their
rights, than to compromise honor aud prin.
ciple Tor dollars and cents. IhIs bi!i lur-
Their proposes, that Texas shall in addition,
rclInqui.h all claims against the General
Government, for Indian spolin,ions and
thereby, gratnilousl, pay to the holders OF
Texas liabilities, several millions of dollars
more than we acknowledge ourselves IN.
debtcd besides alter having compromised
our spoliation debt, we would certainly be
bound to pay our citizens their claims for
Indian deprcdations when presented 1t il
said by some that our claim for Indian
spolia,lons is uncertain aud perhaps unjust
if so, We are acting dishonesty to CHIN it,
le, the matter be examined and if we are
entitled to it, we should contend for tho
whole, and if not, abandon It.
Our State policy for Internal Improve.
men,s is a subject o., deep and abiding in
torest to the poolle of Texas, and to adopt
policy for the immediate construction pl
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will be seen 10 be regular Wig organ,
za,ion the sole object Of which, i, to cub
vert tho democratic party, and to establish
upon IT'S ruins modern Ttderll,sm. The
only safe policy for the democratic pant,
to pursue, is 10 crush TIL, danger ia the egg
To meet i, on the threshold Of oar loved
South and drive it back to the deus OF abo
li,ionsm. from whence it originated and of
rrh, belongs.
| saw, rs did Others, tina, with Judge
Mills, Col. Ward, and myself ia the field,
n division OF the democratic vote would he
effected, and Judge Evans-thc Know
Nothing cAndida'e-woud b. elected |
have no such foudness for the midnight
lantcrnit.s. ms to be in the slightest degree
tributary TO their success. The success
OF the democratic party is paramount to
every personal desire OF promotion with
me. Regarding Cot Ward rs n sound and
truly reliable democrat, very chceriulls
yield the field TO him, determined to devote
Whatever time | can to the exhot,ing of the
democracy to rally to his support, as their
standard bearer, the representative Of their
principles ! cannot here forbenr the as>
sutance TO those friend. who havo so kindlv
manifested n disposition 10 honor me. of
nay wnrmest gratitude, knowing tina. their
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70 nv Follow Citisens Of tho First Con
presstouAi District

When offered my name as a candidate
for Congress from this Congressional Dis
,rirt | did 50 under the belief that ] would
continue the canvass throughout Having,
however. Withdrawn. i, is - duty | owe to
the many persona, and political friends.
who have heretofore expressed so ardent a
desire 10 see me in Congress, to state to
them and the voters generally Of the dis>
trict, the reasons inducing me to decline.
At the time Of announcing my name. |
had no thought that there would again as
semble { onven,on OF the party with which
had always acted, and from letters re-
ceived BY myself from prominent members
Of the democratic party. ~ well as from
my knowledge of the opinions Of the peo>
nj. in NV own section Of the district on
the subject Of conventions generally. had
no thought that an emergency would arse
rendering it necessary that but one demo>
crst should he in the field The wh'g par
~ had no candidate in the field. nor WAS il
At all probable that they would have ana
viewing it in tho light that none other ina"
democrats would be contestants for the
homer Of representing what had always
before evidenced itself to bc thoroughly
democratic disttic.. commenced the can
yas, and after visiting several counties in
the Northern par, of the district. had pro
ce.4led on my way a. far "a this place
when for the first time. heard that n new
secret order, called Know Nothings.
clandesiineiy imported into the South, and
which had secretly spread ns influences
into almost every county IN the state, had
h,,d convention At Washington, and
made i,s nomination Of candidates lo'
c,,fy hirh Office IN the State.
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Re the vstsss Of tho First Congressional
Oistsiet.

0tstsiet.
FELLOW Cirizxss
We deem IL necessary to neco,nJany the circular o
rol Matt Ward With few explanatory remarks. M
,o IN, circumstances which have broueht hm int
~, krli aud tho lssuci now l-siorr the I-snIac.
IN. Know Noihinss rreenily held a State tonven'
non at Washlneon, on the BRACES and terminated the
.,,lov ing candidates Dickson. fnr Governor Jpv.
-. for Il Governor Hancock. for Congress, IL ID,
V,,t, and L. d. tynns, for Congress IN The East.
Whrn the news reached us that these nominations
had been mr9-. there We're thru candidates Tor Con.
res, IN III. eld IN thus district. namely; John i
siIl. g. ". dh,lion, and Matt Ward. II they all
.n II va. evident tint Evans would be elected. and
wa. on, five ii, weeks TIL the election there
. moi .uiie lent time To hold a Convention and nom
,,tr "A Candidate. Under these circumstances these
.nilemrn consulted among another and with their
Trends. aud the result oi their deliberations was,
u...r Mi,is and tnitroS withdrew from the cam
49, leaving Cot MATT WARD IN the field An
bouor Il, th-m Tor their patriotic course. They with.
J,,w cordially, and with the oppressed determination
10 de- all N their power to secure his election and the
defeat of Evans.
You viii ~ doubt ask. " What evidence have we
that Evans the candidate Of the krsw Nothing. "
Ne n .cll you lst The news VA. received. atnhput
m. came time, IN every part OF the S,nie End. lie
men nominated by That Con, cntinn have all since An
no.nced ,heir nnmcs Tor the respective offices for
which they We're To- run Ord The newspapers favor
Adj. To the Know Nothing Organization have all come
o, IA their support These advocating the claims o
Judge Evans A.. the follow lne The Meridian. nj
Marshall. n Know Nothing wing sheet, edited by }.
Naf.hall an ultra Mig the Siat SIongled BANNER
At Henderson. another whg Know Nohne sheet
Gifted by " Flanagan, u man Who la. frvo, to
tel his reader, that " s- has been elected Governor
Of Virgins tlhls !. beautiful company for q demo
efst to be- III, !. It no,'l tlh Indvc Evan, d. now
ENGAGED ~ advocating their principles.
The Know Nothing party Is The fr-t parry ia tie
h.tur # the cnuur, ~hio Inns uitrn abutiiists
t,t.I fntrs. NhrrcNcr tli-y have tfiumphrd ~ the
NORTH tic, hhsr TUNED out censrt,uivc tnen, and
-l-rf. The infamous aholniusis To I'LL tlrIr
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IT TIT 0"VKTU'I
& EO. ". Chiffon

Col. jeff. Davis secretary of war. bare
" escaped All ares, lately in Atlanta, Ga.
on suspicion OF being pickpocket \
gentleman had been robbed in the cars of
$1,000, and the police being made &C,
quainted with the '.et, repaired to the hotel
10 hunt up the robber, and were about
bouncing on the secretary, when the mayor
intericred and informed the men of law
who he was Great merrmen, followed,
in which the colonel Joined
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NEW GOODS.
N0lSG 4 HAIR KIs.

WE have lrst received and opened q lsr-
w assortment at regdy Eilds c'oiaor.,. con.
.stiar Of grass, fancy hhen, eoitunado, aai
Alpaca coats. fancy hncn eoiionadc, and al-
pacea pants a superior article Of shirts Hi'l
and without collars, Gre .lnen collars ve'is. s Fl
tiND.
A large stock Of Panama, manila, loFlsr3
s,rss palmitaf, and pcdole haj7 d,uh', and
single brm Of the very latest styles aud
fashions.
IN addition to which we have largo supp }
Of ladies iAecy dr'-s goods consisting o'
lawns. musliu~. .ilk Tissues, eanbrlc-, dress
trimmings IF superior styles, de, cyrleAs
eyclett machines, sewing biids, pera~s'on eap
q u, and Eley = best water proof tulieu-
fancy glass, me ,a', agate, pear, and n variety
of other artci., too numerous 70 mention.
Purchasers are respectfully invited 10 cRN
and examine our stock, and want II d..
inetly Understood that We will sell as ehear
for cash IS Jsse or Genre
June ,, 1853
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To the lud,c. Of Tc>n..

MR. WELLS Of Shrcs eper; has opened a
VI branch OF his military ami fancy sf9r',
on the northwest corner of the square, under
the supcrutcnicnce of Mrs. Wells where VIII
at all imr- 30 found on hand honueis, mIn-
ties, dress goods, and lcwelry. Also, general
assortment Of emhroi1erios trimming and 81
the latest and most fashionable style, dlrccl
from Philadelphia and New York.
It's object Is 10 give general satisfaction to
his patrons, and expect. 10 sell goods twenty
per cent lower than any house IN toxin.
Please csll and examine biz Goods before
buying elsewhere.
Juun 30, 1888. ~ y
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SO l(cNynrtl..

AtTRANED a tall hlnck mare mule. a.
- three years old tbs Spring. She vAN
~ Isle whitish immediately under her @a-<.
nanks ha, just been broke La h",n gou,
ahou, two months, no marks or braud- The
ubo,c reward viii be paid to amy person dely
crlug ,Ais mule ut my house, IL iHlc- north
east 81 Marshall, 90 at the plantation ot VIZ J
u Webster Or at Port Cadio, or any mloru..
tiun ~ TO where Size ran be- found, viii be-
Thankfully received ] VI SANDERS
Iune 30 1853