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St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-06
2onlantit Skettb.
FRANK DOUGLAS
HI O n E Y NJ 0 0 n
BY ROSAIIE GRAY.

"Now, see here, Nell, l think this
running off to COO all by ourselves, just
because we are married, is all non
sense. l don't see the use of it at
all !" exclaimed Frank Douglas, to
his lady-love, few days previous to
the happy time which was to unite
them "for better or for worse"
"Why, Frank" replied Nellie, "ev-
erybody goes off at such a time"
"Oh Pm very willing to go too,"
said Frank, "only l want to have a
little fun; | mean to take my gun
with me and shoot"
"Why, what will people think of
you to see you occupied with your
gun while we are on our wedding
trip ?"
"Oh! I don't care what people
think" replied Frank, ~ like to be
different from others, and | should
think you would be glad to get rid of
me it will be SO pleasant for you and
Kate to be together all day, while Har-
ry and | are Off"
What, does Harry have the same
wild notions as yourself!" inquired
Nellie.
Yes, to be sure he has; but real
ly. Nellie, if you would only stop and
think moment it would not seem at
all strange to you you know it is
very difficult for us to leave our busi-
ness, and now since we can get away,
we may as well enjoy ourselves a
little"
$50 then, you would not consider it
enjoyment to stay with yourlady-loves?
Well | must say you are not worthy
to have wives, since you don't know
how to prize them"
"Now, Nellie, love, you know you
don't mean that !" exclaimed Frank,
imprinting kiss on her lips as he left
her.
Frank Douglas, although but TWEEN.
ty-five, had always been considered by
those. who knew him a confirmed old
bachelor, and it was, therefore, very
much to the surprise Of his friends
that he became engaged. Until he
became acquainted with Nellie, he had
always regarded ladies as something
to be admired at respectful distance
and although possessed of a warm
heart and deep feelings yet he was
not given to those various little exhi.
bitions of love which he expressively
termed "cooing." His bride-elect
however, was far from fancying the
idea of spending the first two weeks
of her married life in the society of q
lady, while their husbands were en-
joying themselves together, quite un
mindful of the fact that they were new
ly-made bridegrooms. While Nellie
was scheming to defeat this project,
her friend Kate Manly was announced
~ do wish" exclaimed Kate, laugh
ingly, that your gentleman was il
Kamschatka /! Here he has been put
ting the most absurd notions into Har
ry's head, and they have actually con
cluded to spend their time, while OF
the wedding trip, in shooting, and we
are expected to entertain each other
Something must be done to stop theil
proceedings, that's certain, for people
will be sure to imagine that Frank ant
Harry have married each other, while
we make up the second couple"
"Pll tell you what we can do, W.
will go fishing"
"Oh ] wouldn't for anything" re
piled Kate, II think it is horrid bust
ness.'
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-06
SAMUEL B. STARR,
AttOIney at Law,

$3.50 LAND AGENT,
Office over HASKELL Store,
gr. cHARLxs, FLOYD CO., IOWA.
~ Will practice in Northern Iowa and
Southern Minnesota. Particular attention
paid to Collections, Paying Taxes, Locating
Lands, &C. &c. III
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-06
UNITED STATES EOUSE,
s. HALE, PROPRIETOR,
West side of the Public Square,

WEST UNION, yAY1rI1 co., .,.....,... IOWA
81 Containing the only Office in tine place
TOR the East, West, North and South Stage
Company. Travellers will find this q good
stopping place. Good stebling attached to the
psS'rem (l[
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-06
FERGUSON & STANLEY,
JOSHUA JACKSON,
Justice Of the Peace,

Office on Clark Street, one door South of the
st. Charles Hotel
Collections made and acknowledgements ta-
ken. All business entrusted to him will be
promptly attended to.
lolm31 ST. CHARLES, FLOYD CO., IOWA.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-06
G.. G. REINIGER,
Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
Real Estate Agent,

ST. CHARLES, FLOYD CO., ..... IOWA.
is prepared to attend with efficiency to all
business pertaing to his profession,
In Northern Io,oa d Southern Minnesota,
Gives particular attention to Home and For
eign Collections, and to the
PURCHASE and SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Moneys haOested, and Loaned
AT THE USUAL RATES.
Good references viii be cheerfully given on
r0nuast
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-06
HEATH & ATKINSON,
House, Sign, Carriage and Orna-
mental Painters

q. CHARLES, FLOYD CO., IOWA.
Shop over ]. Ferguson \ Co. 9 store, liill st.
E Painting, glazing, Paper Hanging, Gill
ding, Broning, Marbling and Graining exe-
cuted In the neatsst manner, on short notice.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-06
Business 9irettorp.

Business Cards of five lines less will be inserted in
this column for S. 90 per annnm. For each additional
lins over Ave. one dollar will be charged.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02
pnR rux wHia


n: ~ al. E'; xSs Ss. . SST w. On.
Revolutionary ancestors. one Of whom At least
sseSoS,ed leader Of his IA the Colonial and National
ss which wa. parhsse for and him, by his pa.
s. to- be beard =. .at I therefore, to speak as freeman aud
The subject which called Involves no
this wci they can never
hcmsey. unworthy noble rsec who psessrri
ssay lSa ; sSSs in T S Snn' the cost Of ~
s, I .Cs ~ y ,ha e5 SPSSn axe. is to b.
sniahai have solemny declared ap
knoSn he mebe Of the party-,ha no 4diyi
part or in n, honor. " esScaaeNt. ., he ,A say
short All such are rsrl by yo1 a, worthy only of deaths bonds,
low citizens have elevated irOm the
Now notwithstanding this sentiment which
which n % sh, % i u% s NJ, GA NM sac 81 The PIT, and
ing riier You, eheerfaiy not
only h derv Of talent hut " honor which enables
recently taken vub-Se Fl'iaG did Prince namely
and Intelligent and honorable You are You have I'M
les, YOU are e adopted a. ra Of ofsN action, prn
have resisted with Roman amnesA principle you
scs or proprIe,y and which Is Wholly irrSoSSse With sS,
ys r~'ric y. Nay iarisef i one which amprs under
iSo' Tie S;h 81 not e,. than seventy thousand
AMI which must couple The name OF him who acts IT, with the
Pardon Tor ' plainne Of speech- taught
Nv your osn eh aahSF t. esn thing, by their propyr names
AMI 80 into company which. fear has somewhat buad
'the contemplate tool of tyraut"
Has ENcrcncy tyranny
% be Willing 90 play the part Of an opPrrssor yoursl So then.
greatly
party sssics II You .ir
veil just Others, that should f,auo
whh has thus led forget and
principles, and 20 The feelings and the thousands
ir Whose patriotism
who have done nothing forfeit the good opinion which you
had ~ them.
A. frequent fundamental principles i essential
Co ihc liberties % Republic. Political prn-
cp which deserted through disappointment or other
Insufficient sometimes the sce
srl-rcsI,ct, les than 20 the consistency % politicians
FROM knowledge 81 h character of ENc-eucy,
feel ~ la tie brethren
not without hope that shall
uUn ~ those noble aud patriotic once
proud 90 act whom now, doubt
te instincts 90 gentlemen, and with whom, long remain.
v had uucoiqIerabv tyranny
aud oppression.
MaSver may be hi. respee never De- a
oi he voce OF a patriot our
denounced another himself
hrsug insult aud oppression p,troc
portion 90 lis
With high spprcciatol o. your talents and your virtues
atm, your frlioW citizen, SYDNEY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02
NIaler!al Ali-..Warm Aprro, II.

For the amu,cntnt OF the nu-loyug little organ
have 10 state that received a letter from Hall
fax county, yesterday, enclosing the names of six
new subscriber, To the Wig, and 81 wherewit!i to
pay their >ubscrp tiOn-about $50 more than the
little organ has received in the last thirty days The
writer Of the letter is gentleman of talents infu-
ence and worth, and OF the truest Wings and
Americans within the broal limits OF the State. We
take from his encouraging letter and be-
him accept thanks for the warm terms Of APP
proval in which lac is pleased speak of our efforts
20 PROSTATE the Black Republican Bott,ites of this
city
The Americans throughout this portion Of the
State, without exception far my acquaintance
extends l2ih section incu, aud the uncoupromi-
sing advocate, Of the Philadelphia Platform not a.
state, but a national patorn-amd most cor
daily aud fully approve the bold manly, and able
defence and yindcation OF the American party Of
the State by the GiiJ. The Wig is now read
with more interest and higher approval than any pa.
per Ia the State, and d. doubt but that it, pre-
sent course will greatly increase its circulation and
it, usefulness.
d" colyer>ed with a number on yesterday aud To-
day who already subscribers % it, and they are
all determined 10 exert themselves TO increase as
much possible, it, circulation ia all this part Of
thc State. Every and patriot, American should
feel that he a debt OF gratitude YOU for your
able and successful effort crush out Black Repub
-ausrn in the Old Dominion as soon n it dared to
show it, horrid front"
Upon the subject Of po,tponng the Presidential
nomination, fully concur with our correspondent
m what he ,ay-, a. follows
\ nomination the - Of February would be
most iniu lir.gl, 4 short active vigorous cam
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02

The inc B1tt organ i- hard run indeed. when il
has TO go back To- the files Of the Vlig for 1902 and
reproduce ar extract in which the Fugitive Slave
Law is spoken Of as w harsh measure" We arc
10 no wise responsible ior such an opinion. although
The little organ. with DO, habtla disrcq nd of truth
seeks To produce That impression upon the minds Of
IT. thimblc iu Of readers Aud we here take occa.
sion 10 say, once for al that we are responsible only
Tor the opinions we utter ourselves We are NOT re-.
sponsbe for all or Tor any thing that the win
thought or said before our couuexion viii, IL com
menced The Why was established some wears he
fore we were born, and surely the public are not sl
" enough If the NtionDi 1mericaa g. IN hold III.
accountable tor anything said or done fore va, earn.
into the world. A.much a, we admire the ,,.,i,s
and revere the memory Of the lofty the generous
the chiyalrous, the immortal founder Of the Wbio
and as much as we respect the high character and
worth OF many Of his associates and successors vo
submit that it is the height Of absurty to sunnos.
that we approve every opinion and sentinen, which
have been advanced BY them respectively in those
columns And We must say that none but knavs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02

Hers Eftos Since the question % change n.Jc.
ton Laws OF Virginia has been agaied have quenty
private conversation with rcutclst, lsrgc
o the Hour ground ~ cnd and branded hy Inspector
.ugry Hour passed and braud,
one and Family aud I'd that estimated the profits
Richmond Inspector from hs office s>,p tlu,Hl
gentlemen had
the matter, which tey found
81 their public scchr., aud writings
sad ssAivmtut, have from
'i as 2iit ,arte, = due 20 those gentlemen that should
90 those to
myself That should show that fully
A. 90 tr hrst, have ;lc iruu taken
N active part m toe l9ur trade the
1T proven by - price which the best brands OF any
Richmond I- bear all the though only
t- Inspector rtlv Almost
northern att Southern cities testify the
highest rt-pct4tty th city, who have used both descriptions
H i'4i tF testimony 70 e ifl % ~ and 70 ince-
-ioes oh TIE SUBJECT eaenss reference d-uteestvd
competent judge whom shall d. submitted nlur,
branded >rn.r u j. fact LOtorou.
Ter oi soads aud surprise that with the Of
Mo- - the January weighed At Cren-
shaw F,rs mill, the boring Of -four, In the
presence OF ihy principal lpor deputies. aud
c-rtAiu-i . t1 bee 49, pounds nett.
lu tie Enquirer % -
l source stating e Inspection, Of - Syuu barrels
"ilth maze olt Wo-lpay a. follows, viz
- ut" barrels az ceut barrel 1920
BJrurs 40 o., Flie ~ 1911 Ibis every bUls would
WesH -lil1 h- and al ~ cents 10
from ve iaet expense almost officially stated .ay t5
and have lr The sys during short crop
yr aud rse portion Of 'e time the inPeeor ~thout employ
Rics.nad, February ], I,5G
NuTF In late Enquirer writer signing -Que estimated
TIE % ~ h~ u4r Inspector % Richmond.
iiiu tEr G0ycruur' salary. Tia,
shown 90 Do uh too low, denied the paper
'aei ie-1 ices H. money TOR S % he s3s, and The value
q te boring OF Ha 90 De- no than sIsO and tie receipts
" she lI-pacfur 90 b. only 500
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02

E5eErr ~ rnr 1cr Atovo rur JEasfy suoar-It T.,
stated 10y fishermen engaged p bu.nc.s 81 Sandy Hook
that the ice along tho shore Of New Jersey which er
foud- nearly ~ Cape Nay has seriously Obtructcd their
calling The Ncw York Post adds:
MANY Of The fishing vessels have been unable 10 get
in and ont " the Ice and n consequence the catch oi
fsh b. quite .ut II j. estimated that not more than
three thOu-and Goldfish have been brought into ths city
from Sandy Hook during che past days The sup.
ply Of h.h from the eastward il Likewise quite limited
owing 10 the distractions 20 navigation by the ice. Deal.
receiving small stocks by the railroads but this
mode Of conveyance s about dollar dearer than by
the Steamboat NotwithslHng this advanced Tor
freight from Boston 70 New York the retail dealers sell
their hsh AZ the quotations Of last week.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02

The February number Of the Monthly stcthoseopS and Medical
Reporter will unsVodb Be delayed days. on account Of
the legal proceedings which were instituted He
Judgr Meredith having that the editor. ana pr
Pors Of this Journal have good right publish their
the editors and PropretOr Of vn. Medical Journal have
to publish theirs. and that the editors Of the Monthly seoo
have the right to publish Journal else the
community has the subscribers may February number
In a few
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02

THE y. Y. TEuUSr-BEutANY CoLLgGp-Atgs,yntp
CAHrnELl There is not paper in this county probably
that Is more habtutiy unjust aud erocious than the New
York Tribune IN a matters that are opposed To il, Croft
chefs We noticed recently the mag nant assault made
ON Dr. Oliver Wendell Homes, because be dared in mn
address on the occasion Of the celebration in New York
OF the Landing Of the Pilgrims to give sound and
whoc'omc advice 10 his Northern friends on the subject
OF leaving slavery to the management Of those who had
1t nnong them. Neither his sentiments nor fact. were
noticed, but be assailed with coarse malignant bil
hngsgatr. member Of the firm Of Mason 4 lr,tber,
published article in the publishers Circular ON nes
paper critics and the Tribune assaed him with violent de
nunctiiOns and slanderous statements When the A..
sailed party asked permission defend himself in the Til
bune biz request was refused, and he not permitted
eve" 10 advertise his in that paper except upon
condition Of signing adocument drawn up in the Tribune
Office, which contained series II slandcrous
upon other presses Mr. Mason refused thu, TO be made
d"gnded tool Finding that he could got no redres,
IRON his sssaants, he determined prosecute the con-
d"ctors OF the Tribune Tor libel he commenced proceed
hg', and We 10 not remember any specimen Of climbing
doWnWards That exceled that given by the Tribune The
conductors 81 that paper not only then published Me- Ma
sons card hut came out with full rccantapn of tho %
ders upon W.. Mason Although they had pretended that
the canrnnisus statements we're mnterl cognzant 10
Themselves, they made huniatiug retreat and ar
kn0wedged that Nr. Mason innocent of tho aeg.ta
they hal Illuminated sgsiust him
We should have Thought that the Mason' Gaze vouJ
nave taught the Tribune little prudence and the IA,
OF s,nc h.crce Judgment Hut it, conductor are tho
roughly raDid on all subjects connected with slavery
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02
NOTICE.
n ~. q. HUNT ~ DANIEL 10. have con

- nected themselves under the Of IUST BRO Tor con.
quoting GENERAL Commission Business
virginia between Cary street aud the Danv Depot
They solicit congnmens Wheat Four Corn and nj
nd 81 country produce promising prompt attention 10 All con-
s.gnmenis, and quick
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02
Foreign yews-Peace.

The Arh brings ~ e acceptance y Russia s prr
suons of ne allies THE l0if favorable peace but We want
faith Rua aims ~ long negotiation s hope that something
up ios,le French ana English alliance or At
that he PREPARATION ~ ths allie Tor may Do relaxed when
The treaty actually signed shall compelled To believe boz %
reality though We should st regard mere truce Nsu.f
kngand nor Russa desires peace latter may play deep
game France from Fnr'and
We ssst he further intelligence Jfoug BY ns steamer with m
terest The reception Of TIE Predur message more "
the senstes debate upon Engaud. vii be sought aner with
snrisiy BY ths American public
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02

THE WmrE NOUSrAiss ~ WIsrER-The Portland
Advertiser says--" Seemingly To these everlasting
mountains Of New Hampshire presented mag
nhceht aud glorious Appearances than they have
~ fair day for the last low weeks We hardly know which
view Of them ~ admire the daily kapidpscOpc
they havc been. -une nOOn aud sunset. and hsvr
viewed them at all these hours. They glorious
tsns"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02

or a fool would ever think Of holding responsible
for any boiy's opinions but own aud such opin-
ions of other persons as we may think fit publicly
to endorse.
The little organ is welcome To make the most OF
it, little extract
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02
-MorIEms' ni,EAsT CIorms- m

= va ~ TX ~ bRf.ASI CLOTHS
clouls attained established
rns the only perfect protection preventive Of the
mothers greatest affection. A GATHEHgD BEEAsr.
Mothers should bear valuable Cloths ar, not In
ended TO cure tie breast when risen they are rne L.
prevent uis catastrophe which they certainly do Mothers.
therefore, who haze the least fear apprehension breast
toud not wait TIL they threatened cloths but
ond procure them and them any eer
'eney
II used as directed they viii speedily dls-pAe aauA
Of the breast say entirely arising from cold r o,
iAHse render the breast soft aud b,
md unobs;ruced dow OF the milk, invariably
'voiis the possibility Of a q AmERID BREAsr.
Mothers have assured that they inexpressible com
ort 10 wearing these cloths period which tn,
iOS OF milk is most difdcu and irregular.
No has found know Wills, on the
contrary EHOio that they nesmebe value by
hundreds who have used them.
They Perfectly upon ,
breast garments and applied pleasure with
entire convenience.
80 remittance Of sicO, accompanied by I2 cents worth Of
postage stamps will the by Of pair
Il these cloths to part Of the United States.
They are for sale exclusively by
ADlE GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents.
'e1 III Main street, Richmond Virginia.
~ Full directions for applying these Cloths, will accompany
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02

TIE Of Es0overuor Reeisr to te Pr..denf.
whsh Published yesterday. us most inssnt
productions fell under observation when Leu,
Randolph pulled Gen Jaoksons person..
ned that ne Of the nation thereby pulled though tbs
sas altogether personal eSomeial
popcosy Appearing the papers, and formally aa'vnng the
President ~ fshood hypocy What other
notaeget 20 have committed his charac.
~ ss.r scarcely sitracts passing newspapcr
musA does ~ either Of The
lev esats " President o. bic associate o. b0th
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02
Jan 3, IS6.-Jai


,e>HE FTm Of HUBBARD, GARDNER CARLTON expired on
II the lot inst. by Limitation. $500 y"
having rr..r, -
r payment and all persons Indebted requested 20 MAKE i'm
nvdiae payment 80"
The name Of the hr by either member to clos. IN.
business MM. II. HUBBARD,
JAS. ~. GARDNER.
AMBROSE CARLTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02

FATAL AfFnW-An aifray occurred in Rich Valley
Smyh county, on the night of the 23i u at the house
OF one Allison, in which named Clear was killed
Two Young named Fpps twin brothers from Indiana
have been arrested and to stand trial for the of
rnce Tie evldcnce agInst thcm is crcnm,tantinl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02

PacEEDISG SsNArEwe again compelled Ia d, IN,
proceedings Of the senate. The Virginia Tennessee. R,roaJ
6l aer long discussion, defeated. vote ~. ub
Pucnty rrcOnsderei, and the biil laid upon the table
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02

PoRrsNoUrH-The citizens of Portsmouth are consider
ing the Propety of petitong the Legislature Tor an act
OF Incorporation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02

lpSNuFIED.-The body OF a man found near Norfolk =,
few DAYS ago, supposed be that Mr. James Dnber
~ who mysteriously disappeared on the sth Of Dec.m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02

BARS BrRNEp-rhe barn of Mr.. Esron Slifer of JeG
ierSon county, was destroyed by fire Wednesday night
of last week. Six horses aud two mnles perisbeJ an,
several colts were much injured Loss about 80 OOo-no
Insurance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02

DISTRESSING CAsE.-We have ALREADY noticed the can.
sizing OF the schooner 7. W. lowering of Accomac Va
oil onancock Creek, the night the 9TH inst and t
loss OF fourteen persons The Portsmouth Transcript
states that when the vessel boarded woman and i \
ehdren were found frozen To death. No other bode.
were found aud It IL supposed that the crew and many
Others who may have been board were washed off and
drowned From the fact that the vessel had gone 10 re-
move the hhiy OF Mr. James Ii. Ovens from Jane.
City county, and from the testimony furnished NV nana
aud clothing recovered, there is TO doubt their
Identification. Mr. a. is the brother OF the Rev P;tn
Owens OF Nansemond county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02

Distressing EFFEcrs CoLD WElruER-Not only has cold
weather stopped tc supple. OF Bacon Moasc many other
articles comfort Of ou inb,b,r, %
We learn authority that doubc) that Lyr Is la
become 50 scarce ~ TO create serious alarm Tor welfare
man rr-irn to WHOM 1t almost literally meat drink and
''''N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02

LIRES THE CoNvENrioSSrvrri beautiful graced the
Convention with their yesterday hop. their example
viii he generally followed and that may large at
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02

NAviGArIoN.-Jamcs river is still closed with Ice above
SANDY Point, aud We have little prospect OF speedy re
sumption Of navigation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02
CO-PARTNERSuuP.

II style Of
GARDNER CARLTON A CO
Tor the purpose ~
aud LEATHER BUSINESS, III Main street AMI .crt
share Of public patronage. JAS n GARNER
AMBROSE CARLTON,
NJ, WA. II. HUBBARD.
=, iaQ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02
JANUARY list, 1880.

rHNHE UNDERSIGNED have this nm.
der the nrn 81 GREEN HORsOS purpose Of con-
ductng Produce ComDfssO business CITY OF Rich.
~ ~ W '''"-
They inform their friends that they the services Of
mo Book late OF the firm ~ Booker Watkins Who will at
ena To ie sale oprouce and TO the business
NM n. GREEN, Of Charloe
Jao-d&clm FRED. HOBsON