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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-18
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! Ac.'y-T..,-. BENZ 4. POLLARD, u. Irt.
I!RG,NI,-r> cu,ycrRY-At rule. hell

iuANtER1.-N T"N' '' wv
'eS, olrc o:he Circuit Cour, of Chesterfield coni,
ssy n i-tI .aa,rh.
It,aa.v Bur. pIalnh.
t-1.s,
'ti i.r'oa ana Louisa i' viie, lib.rius e. J"n'',
- IH.-. Nav Archer the heirs and personal repre-
.''.-' '' 'ia,.ni'lir' a:,i Tclenacns Jones' wnose
-ir -asH's1. jsc> Joue, and sally 81, "it tcier
N.'f' at - ;rScr'-,n, infant child o. Jas Robert
''. .tl ii!eia hl, vi:., deceased Defendants.
' ~ - Fitu'ih fled hi, hill, the object of which. II
d'-f"" !"r ,'c sale 81 the land cf which Peter
a. N''-r iei 'eksd and distribution Of III" procetds
r. "i5s1c Icy aliiAyi; filed ;hli The defendants Pc
'r Jack Jpn., anil Saliy his wife, the heirs and per-
f'f"'~f,iiys> o! Cincinna,us Jones and T.lenacn-
N'r ra's"- ar unsnovn, no! residents of this
'ri'fel tina; 'hey appear here within one month
" publication OF this order, and do What i necessary
" ;' l. i'.r-r,. in this Sui,-;hat copy of this or.
-' once week for four successive weeks. and m,
tiH posted a. the frou; door Of she Court House of
f ~ On 'h" ars, dsy OF term "f the County Court
- i'---''w W W T. CoCBILl, Clerk.
ihiiNiA-IN CHANCERY.-.u rules held in the
'.'& 9iiee, Q: Caroline County Court, on Monday,
~" liy - December. ISIS:
'''i' J. IL Campbell. Piain,ig.
As4.a.i
=. ,,"''s- w chr' aud T. r H. Campbell, Defendants,
v'ei o! hi. suit |. subject debt due by the De-
-, c,'"' Il: p. II Campbell To The Defendant, George ".
20 th- payment OF the debt due from the Defendant
70 ,h- PiaiutiG An affidavit having been made and
49,, va, The 'Aid Defendant, Geo. w. Chiles Is nonres
'he sa;e OF virginia, heis hereby nothcto appear
Ha!n one month after due public alton OF this notice
walls necessary TO protect his Interest In this suit
Copy Txste
80 .'--ewss GEORGE 4 TAYLOR, cls.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-18
GEORGE I. HERRING,
f-DnlsrDE sF~sDc

No 81. MAiS SrEsgr,
i~EFrS always hand full stock OF Groceries. 10
II zh he invites his customers and the public general
nav, strict attention 10 the sale Of country pro-
,, ami i now prepared 10 furnish grain bag 10 his
80. !, ~, wi.h 10 ."nd th-ir grain to him 10 sell
GEORGE l. HERRING.
g.. t.,. No. SC, Main 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-18
SHOCKOE Mill.

HIJHNVNW NI'Vt!NU Tins .
,,,Jr N.crber completed his new Mill for grinding
p.,.r located on the dock, a; the mouth Of ShocSoe
a N enlarged and complete machinery sufficient 10
t ary demand for the present or that MAY arise In many
-..9 caiar lie is prepared 10 supply orders for
rvrr GEoUNp PLASTER ,pulyerkea 10 degree that
80 he >qrpassed from heavy stock Of superior Nova
i,,r procured with the greatest care with the full
IL. ,hl, crea. deal of Lump Plas-ri, entirely
.s., :, the farmer aad Gatiers himself that his long
,riar,, in this business with the close attention and
. ivea H. vii enable him 10 supply the demand from
49,, ,,c.n States with this valuable fertilizer in its
-, ana riches, state and a: satisfactory prices
W.s .l determination ~ sustain the established repu-
- NJ. house RICHNESS. hr respectfully
's..s o-,.-s JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
~. at-c,l.Na No II Pearl street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-18

DEMUVAL.-The subscriber has removed to Cary
II s-.r, adjoining the old Columbian Hotel. second
49, t.lox lSih street.. leading TO Shocloe Warehouse.
;. a heretofore. attend 10 the sales ot all Kind.
,,s,sa,-y produce. Tobacco. Wheat. Flour. Corn sc.
WW also as rsua keep constantly on hand Peruvian,
..ss Island aat So.abfGso l,gano. Ground a5l Lump
n. i;r,.,-icS &c ALEX. GARRETT.
Il Miller !, s;il associated with him who will give his
.-,.. ,.,-S,n.! attention 20 the sale al Tobacco.
=. take ,.iS opportunity OF returning my sincere
. al, r the ihera. patronage extended 10 me heretofore.
,.I ,,r,., a continuance OF ;hs same.
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". ": ... y. TnEpWAH,, ,,


N I'LL attend regularly all ,he Courts of P.ylvania and
i-ln.in counties and also the Quarterly and Sure-
,2r Ios-'- q The county Of lienry.
~ Af!-ess r.ii>ylyana e. H.. Va. Feh ely
l iRGINIA:-At Rule. held in the Clerks Oaice Of
;' Crc-. Coar: OF TIE C,y Of Richmond the 9TH day
" s"'F.4fy. ~.
+.a--reJ Eanio!rh. Plaintiff
A.r.a.'
..4, Brook, aai Mary louisa his wife aud John Z.
-, ia! h-'rr- Henry Taylor and other, peit
s J-c' ~ i sgii !, 10 oh:an decree for the saie Of
a'; = i. tI!-d Wilton. devised ty he~! o! Robert
"'@la !s-st.r a.i out Of the proceeds Of the al" 10
~ aii- b-ia !r; George Taylor. what may be a.c-r
'i' 5- 10. him hy the estate of The aid Robert Ran
& i~-~s.-l. and 20 invest Ia" remainder o.: such pro
80; .t- lai- 'h decree "f the Court FOR IN. u" and
'-.' a: :l- r.if,I and III" Defendant Mary Louisa
.. Jet 10 she Limitations OF the said will AMI ALI
' ''. ..l made ani Glei that the defendants ah"v"
-''~! a-, resilient, Of this Commonwealth The aid
!t'' notified !, appear the Rules IN b" holden in
.-. u"er of 'i- aid Cour; on she first Monday ia
49, 'a! 10 N.. j. necessary to protect theif inter
- g .i,. s-..
At''y-T..;-. BENZ. 4. POLLARD, u 'is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-18
American loss.
Democratic gain .

fell off 1881 votes. the Democratic vote in
creased only 4.7s0. In 1856, l5G.629 votes
were polcd in Virginia, while in 1856 only
l46,031 were pollcd, which shows that in
ls5i. 9,59a votes were not polled, There were
o 100 votes less in 1856 than in 1850. lI We
add to these o.jn2 absent voters the .I9S votes
Mr. buchanan received over Mr. Wise. we
have 1890, which is within votes OF the
loss the American party sustained from ls'3
to 1856; showing that 9.592 Wings and Amc-
ricans dill not vote in 1886, and that lbs
Wbics and Americans voted for Mr.. Buchanan.
Now let us restore these votes to the ticket
70 which the voters will restore themselves III
the Spring election To Mr. Fillmore 5
vote must be added lst. the difference
between the whole vote in 1850, and
ls5G which was 9,j92. and next the Dem
ocratic increase LAS which, added together
make, Il. 39O-Mr Fillmore's votcwas 3S,9'3
American vote in 1856. polled and absent was
73 3,;a Thus We find the American party a'
strong in 1886 rs they were III ls'', and they
are rs strong now aS they were then. Inc
Whips and Americans who will vote for Mr..
Ietchcr will be fully Offset by the Democrats who
will vote against him. SO that we may fairly
state the strength Of tine Opposition at 1856.
with the natural increase Of three years. and
the Democratic vote at S3.235, with the same
increase, the majority then is 1892. Bnt who
will estimate the number of old line Wings
who voted for Wise who will not vote for Mr..
Lc,chcr: And who will number the Know
Nothing Democrats who did not vote in $50
and who. repulsed by the Democracy. seek
hut an opportunity topuniSh the party for Their
treatment: When these two elements are eS
,imate,l and ad.led together they will be founc
to diminish the 1922 h.. perhaps severa
/ thousand.
. No party ever suffered by an over estimate
of it, a,lyersarys strength. We may hav'
over estimated. and we hope We have; "
should like very much to have the error, ii |
exists, pointed out. We desire to make pla''
and evident the danger that besets our party
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CO.PAnTNEItSHIP NOTICE.

i!t ..T,-TT"T' ha.r. 5II, ua!, .'s0VI"VF1
i ;c.,;her under ~" firm ~
+. V. * G.. IL. SUTTON.
base ;he h:cs and slated house. on 10Th street.
.:seeG Naa AMI CtrY. .or the purpose OF conflicting
ss:,.s Commission Business They will Civ" prompt aien.
~ > IL. slle u FLOUR WHEAT. TOBACCO CORN. and
. o! CoGa,ry Proiuce and also deal ny Wholesale 10
at rs: Imported and domestic DRANDlES, VINES,
CIGARS :. Sc: GCiNO. PLASTER. Hay AND LIME.
F. y. SUTTON. JK.,
c. II. SUTTON,
y GARD.
A.. 1Se v.o haze bestowed their patronage upon inc
ss.. q. IL. past Eve years he desires 10 return MS
'a>. aat respectfully soci,s for the firm continue
~ ;he ,vaT promising strict attention 20 sale and
,-.t-7: -r,urn of proceeds C. II. SrTroS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-18

W .a,-ui 10 open thi, house In March neNt. wi-h 70
a.oy .f,. RAJ. Manager and two competeni Assistants
w object 10 obtain the best for the several posi-
% AMI with such will suit, will make liberal arrang--
tents ci.h.r pay good salaries or give them an interest
i. .he business. may h- preferred
Application, vill be received un:ii 10Th February.
Mi, house will he newly furnished throughout, and With
@ assistants have every confidence ;ha; ;he old friends
q hc Columbian may rely upon ii, being placed fully up
%. aad IL possible ahead OF its Old reputation Tor
,yafort aud good living. v!;h moderate charges
Address Josteli H. lhfNshAN.
Ian iS-o,l5reh Richmond. Va.
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GEO. W. ATKINSON.

n T,OI
I wa-.housc Eictircnj Va. sill continues To 80" on
i.,iot tobacco Wheat. Flour. Corn &c. and would
. st.c,! !ully sol!c; ccn,Snmcnis from his old friends
~ he pghc generally. with the renewed assurance on his
: ia; eye-y effort will be made TO promote their best
i-.s-.>, Jan lI-cvlm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-18

DROG CES, BROs Z ES, BItOtEt Z fsS'--o|N
D pair Richmond made Brosu-s, for sale on nccommoda
@s terms by y. DE, hhto.N,
Leather Dealer l32 Cary street,
San, oi-c;f Between 18th and i%,h sts
NOTICE TO TOBACCO PLANTERS.
tyTE TAKE THIS METHOD OF NOTIFYING SUCH
w rLASrrHs h"vs been in tic habit Of -enii"r
III Ton1r-o Shocko. Warehouse that We have lARL
SALES EVERY DAY IN THE wEEK and the al:.u'i,ncc
.: .c,..s /. as :ul A. Il ever has been.
McDEAHMoN 4 CilhMEEELASNf,
FsN ;--,c Inspectors.
,RON-IRON.-s'-i tons Eag'i'h Refined, >w@he',
| I6,ars7l Eas.ish Tredegar ami Country Iron. ca
.:.c..- '4l ,-s9!:nent o!
Fi,T> ROUNDS,
.J' tEES nvAIS,
UNLF oV,LS HALF EOUNp-.
NAli EoD. HORSE SHOE,
HOOPS, SHEET
A., American and English Bii,,.red steel, -peiter.
s.,,, T.u ant La Lead For sale by
,.f f,--.s., EDWIN WORKMAN co.
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VOLUME FIVE OF App ETON,s NEW
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The Arrival Of Lord I,o,.

BALTIMORE, April THE British steam fripats
Curacao, with Lord Lyons passenger passed the
caPes last evening. She will probably coach An
napOlis early this afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-07
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, April Flour is heavy partially
lower; State IS Oas5 so Ohio % soas6 81; South.
ern SO UGa6 50.
Wheat closed heavy; Southern and white
$40
Corn closed very dull; mixed Soc yellow s7asoc
Pork closed duni mess sl7 37asI7.75, prime
Sl2 .5OaSl3 o.
Lard closed dali at lOAaIIEc
Whisky closed dull at 27a2fkc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-07
Heavy loss Of Cettsn-Fire.

NV ORLEASs, April GA Are broke ont in The
S seSn cotton press to-day, by which tea thou.
.sno oales OF cotton were consumed The Are
.uen e.ehoea 70 the four adjacent squares con.
aiming ABOUT seventy houses all of which Ar, now
burning. The loss VIII be nearly m 90 40 we'll
covered with insurance here O''>~'O'S' o-'
The lumber yard Of Brady q Co.. was destroved
oy nfe yesterday The loss Is estimated AZ q 10 0OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-07
The Southern Pacific Ra,,,oas

NV ORLEANS, April 6-The Marshall Texas,
News states that the suit Of the State the Pacific
Railway Company for the forfeiture Of their char
ter, has been decided ia favor Of the company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-07
Stabbius Affnfr

Boston, April 5th Ralph Il. Cutter stabbed
Richard II. Thatcher. a commission merch,nt -
this CITY, In the arm with sword-cane this after
noon, In consequence of some mercantile misun-
derstandlng Cutter was arrested this evening
Both parties are men Of high standing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-07
Financial.

NEW YORK, April = Stocks generally are
higher Chicago and Rock Island a5k: Illinois
Central shares 81; Illinois Central bonds es Mich.
gaa southern li1i New York Central &c; Read
ing i9l1; Mil aud Miss. Z; Virginia SIS D. y; Mis-.
souri, 6's So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-07

BALTIMORE, April 7.-Flour closed steady;
Howard street and Ohio sc 25
Wheat closed quiet; white 81 6oasl 70 for fair
to prime; do. red 81 .i5aSI 81.
77c.
Provisions duh; bacon sides az, pork closed
steady; mess sIo.55
Whisky closed dull; Ohio al 2Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-07
MARRIED.,

ro.hers. M. THOMAS j. FRAZIER. to Miss
Ann REBECCA CHILDRESS, both Of this city.
tBaltImorc papers plsasocopyD
On the 9Th iastsnt, BY the Rev, Andrew G. Ca
rothsrs. Mr.. EDWARD 2, LOGAN 20 Miss MAR
GARET C. SPOTS, both Of this city.
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80 -
III I'D.

Departed this life on the 5th instant, JAMES
years a member Of the Methodist Eplscopal
Church; and truly "a great man hath fallen in
Israel" =
His funeral viii, take place on Thursday Alter
noon, Ct ~ O'Clock from EheneZer Church. CAM
tyl Hin: The 1iends and acsuaiRtanoes Of the fam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-07
The Rhode Ixlsud Ftee,,~.

PROVIDENCE, April 6.-The American and Re-
publican State ticket was chosen TO-DAY s,os,,.
the Lieutenant Governor and Treasurer, 81 vpho,"
there was no choice. The Legislature 10 largely
Republican. Brayton, American Republican, 10
elected To Congress in the Western District, but
there was no choice In the Eastern District in con
sequence Of there having been two Republican
candidates The aggregate Congressional vote in
THIS district was upward Of 500, Of which about
$40 was Democratic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-07
Non-arrival of thee
Baltimore Markets.

HALIFAX. April There arc no signs Of the
Canada, from Liverpool, now fully due.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-07

BE SURF you are right, and inquire for Mrs Gard
ner's Indian Balsam of I.IverwoTt aud Hoarhnund,
IL you suff ring fro Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis
Asthma. in fact any lung disease Ii be found
at all Druggists. ap6-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-07
THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Evening Star.

Decisien Of the Court Of Appeals In the Gaze
Of the Old Police Force
ALBANY, April e-The Court Of APPEAL, th,s
morning rendered decision in the case cf the old
Police, Of New York.
Il e ss are three written opinions Judges GRAY
pIs .Nohg submit opinions I'm favor Of the Old
i,on ne, 11ecsrlng their discharge by the Metropol-
IN IN roilce commissioner illegal and void
ne Judges eoncurring in the above opinions
are Comstock, Selden and Alien Of''''0''
Judge johnson delivered !, a.. a.,
which Judges DEMO and Grover oopenr ="
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-07

INHE BILLIARD HALL, situated on the north
east corner Penn. aver ne and nth street, will
he opened on Monday morning, April 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-07

THK ISLAND MARKET-HOUsE.-The committee
appointed by the citizens of the Seventh Ward
held on Tuesday evening, to select site for the
proposed Market-house in that ward met last eve
ming to attend to that duty. We understand that
they agreed unanimously on the lot of ground w.
ing between Four-and a-half and Sixth streets
and between Virginia avenue and ID street as the
best location for the proposed market. They will
make their report to the meeting to be held on
next "Wednesday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-07

ALEXANDRIA ITKMs.-The arrivals Of fish Yea.
tcrday, on account of the unfavorableness of the
weather, were small. Prices-shad, sf3asIs; her.
ring, s9asi0. Sturgeon is already beginning 10
make its appearance In market.
The travel on the Orange and Alexandria Rail.
read N now very large. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-07

TIKI SIcKLEs TRIAL.-The Weekly Star which
will be out by ten o'clock tomorrow, friday
will contain decidedly the best report extant of
this trial, so far as it has progressed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-07
FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT-A two-stOry FRAME HOUSE,
IL with attic, containing rooms, and a small eel
lar under the Kitchen situated on &, between I'd nd
81 streets. Apply at Mr.. wEBSTER'S, next door
sp7-St-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-07

SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIvERsARY-A meeting of
the Sunday School Union of this city was held on
Monday evening last. at the Second Presbyterian
church, Rev. T. p. Tustin in the chair, and Mr.
Il. Richards secretary, at which it was determined
to have the Anniversary exercises on tue 18th of
May, and at the Capitol grounds instead of, as
usual for several years past, in the different
churches. Mr.. o. c. Wight was elected Marshal
for the occasion, and Messrs. Magrnder, Bradley,
Wight, Rhees. Sharretts, Ballantync, and Rich
ards, a committee Of arrangements after which
the meeting adjourned to meet In the f street
church on Monday evening next at o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-07
FOURTH D4Y.-THURSDAY.

APrH7.-Thc crowd at the City Hall this morn.
ing on the opening Of the Court was immense and
the hustle and confusion in proportion. All who
were privileged to enter the Courtroom were
promptly on the ground, and the officers Of thu
Court were beSieged by parties seeking for adj.
mission under every available pretext.
Among tie strangers present IN court this morn
Ing We notice Mr.. Horace Swami, of Maryland
brother-in-law to the late Philip Barton Key, and
Mr.. G.. w Lurman, the uncle of the late Mrs.
Key.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-07

S90 MCKINNEY & LANSDALE, S0O
r-O AGENTS FOR DAU
PANh flRE ms. CO. y. N.-CaSh CAPITAL and
supplies S3n,Ooo, nearly; ard correspondents Of
other Companies having cash capital of over
paid.
EMPLOYMENT.
HI Persons waiting good Cooks. Nurses mr.
other service would do well to call at our Once
No. $50 eth street near d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-23
OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND AND)
DANVILLE RAILROAD CO..
Thursday. Dec. Is, 1858
\ T a meeting of the BOARD of uirec

"A tors of this Company. held this day, it was
Resolved. That Commissioners be app inted to
open Joks of subscription to the capital stock of
the Company. authorized by the acts of Assembly,
passed the 25th day of February 1856 aud the 2sth
and Tennessee Road at The places respectively de-
signated and at such times as the said Commission.
ers, at those places respectively or majority Of
than thirty days and the books to be kept OF en- tor
not less than ten days; and that the following he
ri Richmond Id'ity@Jetrsrson wsra-N R Hill. Cha.
Whitiock and David Currie. Madison Ward-Thos
X Price, B w Richardson and A harvey Monroe
Ward-Jos X Anderson, Il L Kent and G Bas-
keryill
Chesterfield County-W R Woodbridge. DR. VIM
Ball ard Thos Walden.
Poyhstan County-Benj W Finney. Jas h Gates
Amelia County-Loander Masters. DR. W Chea-
n kc W% GS1PtySD Burke VIM Dickinson
Prince Edwsra County-A D Dickinson, + 7 wor.
then and r W Watkins
Charlotte County-wood Bouldiu. Henry Caring.
HALIFAX County-Thos G Coleman. Jr. David Chal-
mers and X Edmunds.
Henry County-At Trisburg: Richard Lamp
Henry County--At j eatherwood's Store: W F
Grovely, Ma, tin and Dyer
Henry oounsy mtg Carter store; 'no Prunty'
Henry County-At Oak Level: Peter Davis, Ia
muei Smith and Stanley.
Henry Connty-At Ridsway: Jno Price. VIM B
Trent and VIM Sheffield.
Henry County-At Horse Pasture: Peter Penn,
q III Spencer aud Thos Watkins.
Henry Court House-Wm Martin, NJ Smith and
Geo HAirston. er.
PittsylvaDia Couuty-At Carter's Store: Jesse
Carter, Y o Witchsr and L Carter.
Pittsyl vania County--At Danville: Thos D Neal,
Thos Atkinson, q I Pace, W I Sutherlin and W
T Clark. 900. =,
Pittsylvania Connty-At Stony Mills: VIM Il
PAYNE John Wilson and Il Il X sen.
Pittsylyania County-At Cascade: j Tnsey, DR.
L Binfcrd and III N Miliner.
franklin County-At shady Grove: Phil Smith.
J D stovall and Ro Prunty
Franklin County-At pullaman's Store: Peter
Saunders, Jr, Christopher PullamantAnd James In
franklin County--At Snow Greek: q Choice, 8
Keen and A Brooks
Patrick CoQnty-At Robinson's: Thos NJ Clark
Faulkner smith and Henderson Handy.
Patrick Court House-Sam'lG Staples. Cright
patrick Counly-At 2enn's Store: T Penn, DR.
] hughes and w Staples.
Patrick County-At Evansville: Crawford Tur'
ner w Thomas and Chas Rots.
Leaksyi.ls North Carolina-J u RenoIds, Aus
Ward and Jones W Burton.
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