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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-23

=. FUTURE DAYS.
BY LAnUs = sHTEF

GALE OF HOUSEHOLD x~ RwcH-
~ EM FURNITURE. CORN. pODnEn sTs ~
EAkMlN0 UTENSILS, HOfaea Mi - g ~
CONS. CART, he. kc.. AT AlJCTyfSH = ~ q
senber inteodins 70 decline house keenir. III, ~,
Ut suction. on TUESDAY, the S0th Jsr.s,. :. "a
o'clock, at hts residence, White Pisin ns.y ~
Erin, and about ~ miles below this oitv nj. 1871
stock OF Household and Kitchen Burnftrre emS,s'
chg In part =
Mahogany, Dining and Brsakfsst aud Wort r.h,...
) mahotany Wsrdrobes; do. Ladies' Cabiness: IA
Sidebosrd; dog fancy cane seat Chairs, mahos'
hockfng DO; Lounre; set paYlor damask Curfafns
with rich muslin under do; sets oil Window 0hsde y.
set Turkey red; 6 Bedstssds; Washstands; Toilsf
Tables; Feather Beds; Hair Mattresses; Pillows and
Bosters abous 300 yards Csrpsting, Tapestry, In.
grain and Bruses 20 yards Step Csrpetine and kods;
Hall Oil Cloth. Hall. Parlor and Solar Lsmps: set
Candlsbras; ! day Clock; I Refrigerator; Parlor
Coal Stoves; 2 do Wood do; / Cooking stove With
furniture; Tenders, Shovels, Tonss, e. &c; set
Indian Dinner Chairs: set Brsskfsst and Fruit Gilt
doi large cur glass Bowl, Stands Celery glasses.
Tumblen, Wine Decanters set dinner and tea bal.
snce handle Knives and Forks, Chatting Dishes, Cas-
tors &C. &c with many other articles too numerous
to detail In the housekeeping line Also, lot Of
Corn, Fodder, Shucks, Straw. he. &c. Also Young
Mules, Horse, Buggy and Harness, Farm Wagon
and Cart, together with all the necessary farming
utensils. Also. No. Cow and Calf, and 1 Of Par
fers Cutting Knives g. WHITALL.
TERMS: All under S2s cash; over that sum 80 days
for approved negotiable paper.
Sale conducted by
jas LARUS SHINE. Auets.
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fEIl9 Di''l,zY
TRUST SALE o. ma -, y,

xu6E 6ALE or ZEAL. Avn urp
~. 1lOHALRRoREn9Y--ev -. xE. ~
"a .is sss sss ssssi ~. g = :: q Aisss
IN - tha cher beasise IefS - ~, ~ Se1s1sy.
~ $500 ~ ssly rsegAs5 q fhs clesfs e
sshos sn d e: = n.so.sr County 81 ::
IS a. xsy Ses.;Ss az 49, 4. = - .! ossSi
ner - also recorded q tie Clerfs 49, Seessn-
s9 Ooussy Court shall, ~ 1fues 80 - ~ ~ -
g January ssxt 4 f.y TIE Asss ar a.
Of Nathaniel Crsushsw u HeaSise $3.50 s 81
e ocs mIs END BALI Wsst q the 6prise6s1 fks ~
loving 1ssi md Personal Eststs, to-vis: 90 '''-
lends Of Samuel Alley ssd otksrs soufsisiss 49, ne
70 eeree al 10 woods situoted nile - ~ ~
ne spvnsfsd Pifs ard The reei14pee n ss,1 n.,es
re S e oo tns Inc cfthe proposed Ar Lns Rslrosd
on the land viii b Of CREST vslss.
Also, e.other tract Of about thirteen acres IN
neg, On rne Three Chopped road adjoinine the lands
o. SS.n yeve snd othsts supp sed to contain cosI
Alley By the VIII Of hs father John AIIev deessssa
Also, steam saw min. IN good Working crder
with engine, boiIerB and other festures
20 the MIL lot Of Tools eight Mules; IL Hor
two Cart Bodies; fifteen HOGS; ave Cows two vesr
ings; one Barouch and Harness; one Tobacco screw
and lot Of Coopsrs Timber and Lumber
Terms for sale Of Land-Ons-fourth each; the res.
interest added, the purchaser giving negotiable
notes for the credit payments with good sndorssrs
and deed Of trust on the land to secure the zane
L:In "s Of sale Of Personal Properly 81 ssna
Months credit the purchaser giving negotiable notes
vii, IN good endorsefs.
The title to the land 10 believed to b good, but
~arIsst = Trustee shall only convey With special
Sale eonduct.S SS ~ 9. WILLIAMS Trustee.
jas aSDD1N / ApprRsoN A.et..
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BY KENT, PAINE L KENT

ARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT
~ AUCTION.-On,T TUESDAY, the S0th instant,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell at our store
the balance of our stock of DRY GOODS remain
ing on hand. comprising great variety of fresh and
sessonable Staple and Fancy Goods Among which
are
Black and fancy colored Cloths
Do de Csssimeres
Rich Fancy SILK and Velvet Vestings
Black Satin and Marsailles do
Black and Fancy Dress Silks
Plsin French De LANES
Colored Alpacas; Black do
Irish Linens; Pillow.Case Linens
Linen SheetinEs; Towellings
"a, 3 4 and 1914 Linen Damasks
White Goods, in variety
Embroideries, do
Black and Fancy Silk Cravats
Linen Cambria and French Lawn Hdkfs
Light Spring Prints; Mourning do
Bingham and Apron Checks
Bleeched and Brown Shirtings and Sheetings
Drillines; Ozasburgs
Kentucky Jeans and Tweeds
Mixed Sattinets; Kerseys
Plaid LinseyE Cottsnades
Red, White and Yellow Flannels
Spool Cottons Patent Threads;
Hooks and Eyes; Pins; Buttons
Gloves, Hosiery, &c.
ALSO,
500 lbs SEINE THREAD
TEREs-Al sums under 500, cash; under $500.
months; over that amount months credit, for sp.
proved paper. KENT, PAINE & KENT
jas Aucts
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BY PAYNE & MAYO, Aucts.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

Decree pronounced by the Circuit Court of the CITY
of Richmond on the I'd day of june 1885, In the suit
therein pending under the style of Darlington
Commissioner, on MONDAY. 9Th February, 1855, at
O'Clock 2. NJ, (if fair; if not the next fair day
the Lot Of Ground oStne s On on me 7IS
between Grace and Broad Streets running back IS
feet to street to be opened by the Central Railroad
Company, being part of Lot No. A, in the plan Of
Adams Division.
TERMs-Cash for 10 much - may be required to
pay all expenses of the sale, ard the residue on
taking from the purchaser bonds with good security
for the credit instalments and retaining the title I'M
til all Of the purchase money il paid and convey.
ance directed by the Court.
Selling a. Commissioner, shall only convey with
special warranty. JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
a12 Commisui
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NEW YORK GRAND JURY pREsENTMENTs

NEW YORK GRAND JURY PREsENTMENTS.
New York, Jan. 20-The grand jury of our city
court made presentlnent to day setting forth the
necessity for the immediate passage of the Maine
law and the repeal of the usury laws of the State
which they regard as wholly imperative. They
also call attention to the unWholesome conditio
of the apartment in which is held their delibers
TONS from the effects of which one of their mem.
beers, Gabriel A Arnox, died this morning.
The grand jury of the circuit court also made a
prescntment this morning, concerning the loss OF
the steamer Arctic. no indictments were found
but they recommended the passage of a law re-
quiring passenger ships to have more boats.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.

HORSES. MULES AND WAGONS,
IL AT AUCTION-Will be sold ON MONDAY,
18th January, at 10 O'clock ON Council Chamber
HilI-50 young, we'll broke Mules; young, well
broke Horses; Is Street Wagons, in excellent order
The attention of Planters and others is requested
to this sae being the most valuable stock of Mules
and Horses ever offered at public sale in this town
DOT Mule In the whole lot being over years old
TERMS.@AH snma under 800, cash; all sums be-
tween SIo0 and $3.50, 80 days; over that amount, 6
monthS credit for negotiable paper satisfactorily
endorsed. JACOB 81 ATT.EE
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

WOOD LAND FOR SALE AT AUC-
w TION.-Will be sold at auction on MONDAY
the 9Th of February 1885, at IL O'Clock in front of
Henrico County Court House, about 100 acres of
Wood Land, lying on the Darbytown road, 4 miles
below Richmond, adjoining the lands of J. S. Atee
John Currie and others.
TERMs-One-third cash, one-third months and
one-thiId IL months, for negotiable notes, bearing
interest, with good endorsers.
A plat of the land can be seen at my office.
ja20 r. CAUTHORN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-23
BY ELIAS HALE,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
Ne. log Main street.

ON WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
" EVENINGS at O'Clock, at my Sales Room,
will be sold large assortment of Gold and Silver
Watches Jewelry, Combs, Buttons, Silver and Pla-
Musins, Fancy Boxes, Desks Clocks, Fancy Soaps.
Hair Oil Cologne Water &C.; also. assortment OF
Porte Monnaies and Double Barrel Guns, together
with general assortent of useful and fancy arti.
cles too numerous to mention. Consignment soil
cited Special sales when required.
T. ELIAS HALE.
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BY LARUS e. SHINE.

bricks AT AUCTION Tho subscri-
Der aa r.n o0e a me S1c. Making Su
premises, Church Hill. at public auction on the
Slst inst, between five and six hundred Thousand OF
well-burnt BRICKS, in lots to suit purchasers.
TERMs-All sums under $50, cash; over that amt.
months. for approved endorsed negotiable paper
Sale to commence at ii O'Clock, and the Bricks
must be removed by the lst of April.
p. C LARUS.
Sale conducted by LARUs L SHINE Aucts. ia Is
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BARGAINS, AND No HUMBUG.

BARGAINS, AND NO HUMBUG.
WE take pleasure in informing the la
that we have opened, at 204 Broad street, between
4th and 5th streets. large and handsome stock OF
the finest Saxony, French and Berlin EMBROIpE
RES; also large lot of Saxony, French and Brus
seles LACES; French Kid Gloves, and a variety Of
Fancy Goods, of our own importation. Also large
and choice lot of Ladies' BONNETS, made in the
most fashionable Paris styles ever before shown In
this city.
The Embroideries of the finest elegance and
the very newest styles Of the present and coming
seasons
Our prices will be as low any auction prises
which will be readily remarked by anyone visiting
us: There is no humhug, and positively only one
price.
Intending to stay only very short time in thiI
city call is solicited early, as the goods must be
sold before we leave.
- MiiIiners and Dealers supplied cheap.
WIGAND l. SELDNER,
ia l7-6tk 2A4 Rrnad IT
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.

FURNITURE, 60. AT AUCTION
o;.,, Ml % sold on TUESDAY, the 3sd inst. 1t 10
lerse lot Of new and second hand Horsebo,d
sna Kitchen Furniture. consisting Of the ususl ".
An invoice Of Dry Goods and Cloths wen ~.
An invoice Of Hardware and Cutlery.
u % Alex. MOTT, Aust
GALE OF VALUABLE SLAYER
- shall sell to the highest bidder on TUESDAY.
the sd OF January. at: A. Lumpkins at the head Of
Mechanicsvie Turnpike, BY the couse Mt Of nsrtiss
NERO NAN and WOMAN and Child, Tor the
sale to commence ct IL o'clock as ssgg
a11-6tH THos. AGREE. Comm'r.
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
MULES, HORSES, COWS. CARTS.

W &c, IN SIDNEY. AT AUCTIoN'-On TUES.
DAY, 90 day OF January. 1856, at IL O'Clock A. M.
&C the residence of Mr.. Melvin Dunnavsnt In the
Town OF Sidney, ON Main street. two squares be.
yong the Fair 0rounds who BY reason Of IN health,
s9out 60 discontinue his present business will be
COWS Carts and Harness. all Of which are in GOOD
order and sold for no fault, = 800
VIII also be hired for the year, excellent Drivers
TERMs-Sums under $40, cash that amount ana
over, months credit, for approved notes, with in
terest added. TAYLOR WILLIAMS
jal7 Auct;nnas,.
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BY LARUS 4 SHINE.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF BOOKS AND

- STATIONERY AT AUCTION - On THIS
Saturday evening. at o'clock ne will sel ct auc-
Encyclopedias and valuable Standard Works. in eve,
~ department of Literature, Science and Art; An
nusls and Books, elegantly illustrated and illumius-
ted, pictorial embellshed and beautifully bound; ne
Family and Pocket Bibles; with Prayer Books of
&c. &C. '
The attention of the public in this CITY and liz vi
cinity. H. respectfully invited to this collection OF
Books which is believed to be the most valuable col.
lection OF standard Works offered at auction Ia
this place. The Books are new and warranted per
feet. -f -
The sale will be positive and without reserve. to
ming. until all are sold. 80 81 = ~, =.
N. Books for examination, and ct private SALE
during the day. LARUS h SHINE,
ia 20-ts 1853 1. 80 Ancts
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TR K ID EG AR
FOUNDRY and ENGINE WORKS,
ANDERSON, DELANY & CO.,

THE subscribers are prepared to fill or
Il ders for Marine and Locomotive, we'll as
Stationary and Portable Engines, Sugar Mills Saw
Mills Railway Chairs, and generally Castings of all
descriptions, both iron and brass; also Hammered
Railroad Axles and heavy Shsfting and other forg-
ings having erected steam hammer for this puT-
pose. They refer with confidence to the owners of
every Engine they have turned out, for the quality
of their work, and respectfully ask share of the ps
tronage of the public.
JOSEPH r. ANDERSON
MATHEW DELANY,
FRANCIS T. GLASGOW
WILLIAM STEPTOE.
TWhig, Enquirer, Post and Examiner insert 2
weeks, and send bill to A., d. l. Co. ial8-2w
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CINCINNATI, Jan 20-Stephen Short and Viii
liam Hanning were hung at Greenupsburgh, Ken
lucky, yesterday, for murder. They confessed
their guilt. Six thousand persons witnessed the
dreadful act
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COMMERCIAL COMMUNICATING the sixth
dayssession of the Commercial Convention al
New Orleans, the following committees were ap
pointed:
Onthe Subject Of Usury-N r Jennings, C C
La,hrop, ana Albert Pike
On DR.. Barton's Sanitary Regulati0ns--Dr
Barton, DR. b Benedict, and Major Gerard
Stth
On Southern Education and Southern School
Books-Rev Marshall. OF Mississippi, Duncan
henner, of Louisiana, NJ T Johnson, of Texas ]
5 Preston of South Carolina, III w billiard, of
Alabama, Basil Maney, OF Virginia, and Asbury
Hill OF Georgia
The Convention adjourned the same day, sub
ject to the call Of the Committee of Arrangements,
for its next session.
The President subsequently, appointed the fol
lowing gentlemen on the Committee of Arrange
ments:
N D Coleman, of Mississippi; Marshall, Of
Mississippi; Nj T Johnson, of Texas; VIM C Daw.
son, OF Georgia; Jas Lyons, of Virginia; w
Howard, of Alabama Leslie Combs of Ken lucky
and John Lewis, of Louisiana.
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ACQUITTED Michael Ryan was tried ON Tues
day last at the special term of the Circuit Court In
Fincastle, before Judge Hopkins, upon charge Of
rape on the person of Mrs. Flaherty at Pattons'
burg, in July last. The prisoner was acquitted.
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l9-Mrs Gaines has recon-
menced suit to establish herself legatee under the
will of Daniel Clark, her father, in the Prelate
Court of New Orleans
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THE subscriber having sold part of the
Il Tredesar Foundry and Engine Works to MA
WM. STEPTOE, who have long been connected
with the business has associated these gentlemen
with him since the first of July last in the Foundry
his old business he requests those who have claims
against him present them for settlement and those
indebted to him to make arrangements for early
ments J. R. ANDERSON
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SHOCKING CAMPHENE ACcIDENT.-The Colum
ba, Pa) spy states that at Safe Harbor, few day.
ago, Mrs q. w. Johnson and Miss Lewis called a
the house of Mr.. VIM. Haney, and whilst there
Mr.. Ii. undertook to fill fluid lamp while burning
which exploded and set fire to the clothing Of the
ladies. Mrs. johnson ran into the street. her cloth
ing completely enveoped in flames, which burnt to
crisp many parts of her body. She fingered in
great agony, attended by the best medical skill Til
Thursday evening, when she died. Miss Lewis was
was Immediately wrapped in a shawl by gentle
man present, and although much burned she is con.
sidered cut of danger.
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SERIOUS RAILROAD RIOT AND BLOODsHED.
BUFFALO, Jan. 2O--A riot of very serious nature
occurred to-day the Buffalo, Brantford aud Good
rich Railroad. The disturbance took place among
the lsborers at Ridgeway, some 20 miles from this
city, who, not having received their pay, regularly
gave notice that they would spike down the switches
to-day, II they did not receive the wages due them
AstheI money was not forthcoming, they accord
insiy spiked the switch at Ridgsway this afternoon
and opened one or two of the bridges, thus pre-.
venting ehec;ually all travel over the road
me cnel ofhcer OF the road at once hired about
t"enty-hye men from this city, arued them with
IeVoiyers, &c, and proceeded over to Ridgeway to
tsKe possession OF and protect the track On ARR.
vylnsat the scene they were fired upon by the la
Ssotefs' who were armed with rifles when a re- ular
sh en'ued. in which the party from the CITY Jared
.ns worst. one OF their men named Simon Wempls
Spelas hiled, and two or three others wounded-one
oaleefoosly. Two or three of the lsborers were
also wounded "SAS
4ne oulcers, however, succeeded in arrestipR a
a I OF me rioters and orders were sent to this
those arrested 'o' A' 'eSu'eneh' Vi
Inc Shoie party from this city were deputized
W the Csnadisn sheriff and acted under his orders
lug president OF the road and q number of Roman
Ns'aohe priests, together with the sheriff frat made
pecnes 70 The isbore's and tried to persuade them
70 osast but to no purpose-when the sheriff order.
81 INC tfsck TO be opened and cleared upon which
tne melee took place. The man who Killed Wemule
was arrested and after examiu alton was fuIlv corn
united TO answer. ' ~~'--
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TX DOLLARS REWARD.-Ranawa
Il ~ from my mother. on Sunday, the SIst Dec,
1854. negro man, named FLEMING, about feet 6
or inches high and has scar on his under lip, Bit
ten n q fight. He is we'll known to the citizens of
Richmond and Henrico, es hs has been driving an
ice wagon to Richmond for 20 years. He 10 no doubt
lurking about Richmond. The above reward will be
paid for his delivery to at Henrico County Jail.
ia l9-7t% ALEX. HUTCHESON.U n
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MAY AND DECEMBER-At

MI AY AND UECEMbER-At
lv1 GEO. M. VESTS Bookstore.
NAV and December. A Tale of Welded Life. By
Mrs. Hubback, author Of The Wife's Sister, or The
Forbidden Marriage. 2 vols; cloth $780, paper ST.
My Courtship and ito Consequences. BY Henry
Wickof, Esq Cloth 81 25; paper 81. New supply.
Ruth Hall. By Fanny Fern. 81 25.
Annabel Family History. By Mary Elizabeth
Wormey. Sl.25
History and Poetry of Fiager Rings. By Charles
Edwards. 81
American Almanac for 1855. 81.
The Pioneers Daughter. By Emmerson Bennett.
so cents
The Mysteries of the Court of Queen Anne. By
VIM Harrison Ainsworth. so cts
Hearts Ease; or the Brothers Wife. By the au-
thor of the Heir of Radcliffe. 81.
For sale by GEO. NJ WEST,
ja 22-N Exchange Bookstore.
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RETURN OF THE STEAMSHIP RoAsokE.-The
steamship Roanoke, from New York Tor Norfolk
s ano richmond l3h instant, returned TO the former
holn me latter port on account of one of her crew
tonahs peen taken with the small pox after having
s9n uenea AZ richmond. The health officer at Nor.
, ,Si. would not allow tbs patient to be landed al
gao, a.a. pace, or any communication with the shore
1Haef penalty OF $4,000, this being the law.
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new nEw YORK, Jan. 20-The steamer North Star
.snsa hence day with full Complement OF pas
"a The steamer Glasgow also saiIed hence IN dav for
"'ssEow with 1903 passengers,
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PAUL BARGAMIN,
Tenth St., bette. Main and Carr, Richmond


Tenth St., bette. Main and Cary, Richmond
THE subscriber is now pntting I'D to or
l. der. In town and country. all kinds of
HYDRAULIC APPARATUS,
on the most scientific and approved principles, and
"Ae ORN u NE VIZ AZ FOUNTAINS.
Iron and Brass Lift and Force Pumps; Copper Boil.
ers; Bath Tubs; Water Closets; Wash Stands; Show.
ers for hot and cold wster, he.
HANsON's IMPROVED BALAN VALVE
HYDRAULIC RAM.
In soliciting the trade and all those who may re.
quire for their own personal the above Appars.
tbs the subscriber begs leave to say that this Ram
viii raise water through leaden or other pipes to an
other Ram, with the same head or supply Of water
The various uses of the Ram are for supplying
Dwellings Bsrnysrds Gardens. Ensnes Fsetones.
METALLIC R00FIMG; GUTTERLNG AND
done In the best and most substantsl manner. and on
ORDERS from any part Of the State promptly Ct.
tended to. j. 1-t
a VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE
"A SALE.-We are authorised to sell privately .
valuable Farm In Henrieo county, about 1--WE miles
tween s the i.nds Of IT bosrnss WIN. Love. JOIN
Decost and Francisco Psrrsdo Desiver, the blot Of
which may be seen stths subscribers' store ~ Main
TERMs-Ons-fourth cash; bslsnce At 4. 9 and IL
months for endorsed negotiable paper interest add.
ed. title retained tn last payment b made;
NOTICE.-The President and Director
IN Of the Clover Hill Railroad Company have Dc.
clsIed dividend of Ave per cent cut Of the protG
Of the last dx MOP ths-payabls ct the oiies OF the
Company on and after the 4th day OF March next
j. a-lw d. 8. WOOLDRID0E, TrsaSr.
PILES! FILESl-We are Just in receipt
= sf large stock Of FILES, direct from the bed
manufacturers In ENGLAND. eonslsting Of
Hand, Mill and Pit Saw Files
Flat, and Square bastard Files
Flat, half round and square Smooth Files
Hand Smooth, Bastard and EQuallins piles
Flat and lfroun6 3d-Cat Bilee
With variety Of o&her FILES enitAhle ~ meeea'
nists and blsoaaaltha III 81 Mhlsh Ne ssss e aae
v. I. lsv. SMITH : n9nsff IA :.
1T AIDES FRENCH CoR0ET6-We
IA have ono husdrsA psim Ct those yreneh Ccsntl
On hAsl whieh - sse cle1ae CT q she =. pnsA g
ouiIss1 6klriAI = n sash. HIATT = noesA
- Ca
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ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE, superior
- quality, now landing and Tor sale by
RAWLINGS 4 MILLER
u" cornsr Pearl and Cary I'll.