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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-12-28

GB7 The talk about a tariff by the
other Southern States does not suit
South Carolina. A Charleston letter in
the New York Post says:
There occurred in the speech Of Mr.
Wigtall in the Senate in Washington,
and in the remarks Of q member Of our
State Legislature the other day, a palpa-
bic reference 10 the possible Contingency
OF tariff in Southern Confederacy.
This fact has done much to alarm many
OF our merchants, whose intense desire
and greatest interests are in favor Of
entire free trade. The presence Of the
Legislature and Convention among US
Will afford better opportunity for the
exercise Of influence upon individuals
and thus effect the purpose which orisi-
naliy inspired the merchants and in
J P0rters to engage in the secession move
ment"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-12-28

ARRIVAL OF GoLD.-The New York
Tribune says:
"A golden shower has begun to pour in
upon Us. Last Saturday, California sent
Us a million. On Sunday. the Europa
brought Us $4,000 from England.
The Etna came on Tuesday with S33, 900.
on Wednesday the Atlantic brought
so50,oo0. and yesterday came the Per
STA, with 100000, to which the Qua
ker city from Havana, added S107, us,
and the Borussia from Hamburg, SIT,
500 making the receipts Of yesterday
s3,2z5s2ls, or S5,94j.2I6 since Satur-
day last Comment may be dispensed
with
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-12-28

The Gopenmeni Iso55sd Of Ss30000-
Tremendous Ereitemeni--7 The State
Of Poliaeal Rseliag--Aa Arn'ed Ce't-
ter off Charieston-7areati to take
he Forts.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-The Senate
special committee came to no conclusion
Yesterday the Republicans asking for
further tine. The most hopeful now
despond, seeing no immediate prospect
Of reconoiling the present political diff
culties. Mr.. Crittenden states that yes
terday was the darkest day of his life.
He is Overwhelmed with solicitude for
his county, and thinks that nothing can
save II bat the affection of the people.
The extremes of the committee were
equally inyielding.
The raported recent declaration OF the
Presidsn elect that he viii adhere strict
I
lily to the Chicago platform, has confirmed
4 the wavdiug Republicans, to that policy,
and increased the intensity Of the South
orn feelig.
Mr.. Scott, a Representative in Con-
/ gress from California, has written letter
dissenting from Mr.. Latham's statement
that California would 90 with the North
lie (Scott) endorses and justifes the &C
ten Of the South, and is in favor of {
separate empire on the Pacific.
The city was thrown into a tremend
! Gus excitement 10 day in consequence 0
| the Secretary of the Interior having yes
terday summoned to his office the Secre
tary of State, Attorney General, ant
District Attorney. IT appears that God
dard Bailey, who has bad charge of tn
Indisn trust fund, stated that he had tax
y en- a large amount of State bonds an
coupns belonging to the fund, that the
weren longer in the possession of tn
government Upon an investigation, j
the presence of Bailey, his statement
were found to be too true. The amour
abstrcted is SS30,000. 1t is general
. supposed that the bonds were used
raise money for temporary purposes, al
that he panic had rendered the parti,
unable to redeem them. 1t is anticipate
that other parties will be implicated upc
. his examination.
: Nr. Pugh, in responding to the ser
made last night, said that peace could n
be restored to the country by the swor
= The shedding of single drop of bio
would make a dissolution inevitable, al
a restoration of peace could only be s
=. cured by concessions. Messrs. Critic
den, vallandigham, Pendleton and othe
made speeches sustaining Mr.. Pugl
views.
= 1t is reported that the Administrati
= has received dispatches from Charlest
:. stating that "a armed cutter had arriy
= in that nsighborhood, and that unless
order WAS Immediately given for
Withdrawal, South Carolina would Sc
the forts. The report has caused or
excitement.
- Mr.. Cushing returned yesterday fir
= Charleston, whittier he was dispatched
=. obtain reliable Information for the adm
istration. Official letters were sent
while there. His report caused an
of mediate Cabinet consultation.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-12-28

OrygeHated Bihers.-The cures effected
by this remedy are truly astonishing. The
confirmed Dyspeptie regains his pristine
vigor, the Asthmaiic breathes ireer,
Indigestion disappears. These titters
produce these wonders. Let all who
suffer try them.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-12-28
LIBERATION.

TMIs cefihes tbat : base given me sen.
j Lewis H.laRssoa. his t.nse aaf8R ahs fafaasa-
der q be minority. shaft gs sa delis q hs
contracting cor cis41a anF q IS NagHs aAsf
ihls date. WH. fAEf.KS0a
Witnesses, WELBy HAYWOOD
Dec. % 1859.
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Secession.

the other recession is the topic Of con- q
vcrsa,ion among all classes OF men, a
There is talk Of war, civil war, Of un- q
sheathiug the knife and dying /, in fra O
ternal blood. From the vas, pastures Of a
Texas, from the rice swamps OF Florida.
from the cotton fields OF Jho Carolinas,
white with the bounties Of Providence,
and from the sugar plantations Of Lou
isiaua, there IS force, heated, wild talk
Of severing the union Of these states
which have been purchased at such q
cost Of blood and treasure. Aud ihe in
telligcnt north listens uumoyol, or yields
tacit consent to the base work Of south
cru traitors II Is u mouruful truth /
but where rests the blame, and upon
which section Of our common country is
cast the burden of such wiclglngss2
The disunioni.ts would break down
the frcest and bgs, government on earth,
because the public voice has said that no
free territory shall ever again be deseera-
ted by .Le presence af a slave, and chat
the guarantees of the constitution must
be preserved. 1t has said that the flu
turo policy Of the government shall be
to check The advance Of slavery: but IN
checking It's progress It must not inter
fere with it in the states. Il does not
expcl; it cjrcumscri6es.
And in thus uJoriug the strong feel
ings Of humanity the great mass q our
people have also ro-alTrmod their under.
standing OF the constitution in relation 20
slavery. And it in thus Interpreting the
constitution, TO which an should cling as
the rock upon which our nation is found
ed, those who voted to sustain lie pr,n-
ciples Of the Chicago platform were in
error, we know NOT who is to decide
The people have said, and constitution
ally said, that the territories are the leg
acy Of freedom, and that .hs free states
are not to interfere with slavery where j,
exists, nor is the south to pot i,s hands
upon US. Thus have the people spoken.
Shall few mutinoers veto that verdict, .
Alas for them, there is no appeal from
the country! What the majority decree,
or what a plurality declares, so must il
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-12-28

IRAsBCRGH JAIL.-This Institution Is
now doing the best business Of any Of the
kind il the state. There are eight per-
sons confined in Il, most Of them waiting
patiently for orders to so below, when
they will receive jus;.oe by the PEEK,
All but one are confined for theft.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-12-28
Important from Washington.

The Government Robbed Of so5O,ooo-I
Tremendous E.rcitemsnt-4 The State
Of Political Feeling-Aa AT"'ea cat
ter of Charleston Threat, to take
ne Forts.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-12-28

DoSATIOS.-We understand that the
friends Of the Rev. Z. Pettengill design
making him q donation visit at the Meth
odist Church IN this place, on new years
eve. Let the people remember that 'the
liberal soal waxeth fas.7 while moss
coFeEeth the pastures Of the stingy.
FEEE IN ALEASY.-We understand
that sooool house was burned in the
Vance district IN Albany, some two weeks
siaee
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-12-28

Teachers AssoCIATIoS.-The quar-
tsrly meeting Of the Orleans County
Teachers Association is to be held at
Glover, on Friday and Saturday, Jan.
llth and 18th, commencing at one O'Clock
P. II. on Friday. Ills hoped that the
teachers from all parts of the county will
attend. and be prepared for a free ex-
change Of thoughts and experiences on
such educational subjects as may De found
c. Immediate practical Importance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24

to his whole constituency, irrespective of party.
We do not believe that any Of the
twcnty.scrcn members Of the Legislature
has done this knowingly. We go further.
If there is among these representatives single
man who knowingly, endorses the Bolts letter
we do not believe that such representative will
now dare openly to avow such endorsements
publicly, over his own signature. But we do not
believe that any one of the twenty-sevcn does
approve the statements Of that let:er-and each
one Of them now owes it to himself to his con-
st!tnents, to his party, to the principles OF JUS
ticc and patriotism which John N. Bolts has
traduccd, to the honest men whom John n.
Bolts has slandered-not to permit this
traitor 10 truth ard patriotism the least
prctext or appearance Of shielding his evil
deeds behind even the apparent endorSa-
ton of his superiors IN honesty. We respect
fully request that each of these gentlemen will
speak out publicly and without delay. Their
continued silence cannot fail, under present
circumstances, to be generally regarded as tan.
tamount to All endorsement OF Mr.. Bolts state
ments and sentiments as expressed in his letter
Of the 18th inst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24
VOLUME LVI.-NUMBER 6S.

; knowledge Wis acquired daring y residence Of
nearly twenty Years in Mexico.
We commend this work TO the attention Of all who
would make themselves veil acquainted with Mexi-
c::n asirs, which nrc now o! 50 mrch interest 10 M
ot u>.
Tue Rivals. 4 tale nj the times Of Aaron Burr and
Alexander Hamilton. b. Hon. Jerc Clemens, nu-
thor OF Bernard Lille" and g Mustang Grey"
Philadelphia: j. L. Lppincott & Co. lS6e.
Mr.. Clemens books have been very popular, and,
ron the title and heroes Of this, should suppose
ii would command an eager aud genera! attention.
We may notice it hereafter.
New AMERICAN CYcLop.EplA. A popular Dictionary
ol General knowledge. Edited by Geo. Ripley and
Lll..s. A. Dsni. Vol. VIII. Fugger-iIaynau. New
York: D. Appleton j: Co.
This work is COTTON Up with srea care, and 10 Very
complete. Its contributions are from the irst writers
in the United States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24
Aiming the State.

The following is an exact copy Of the i'm
portant law that has just passed both Houses
of the Virginia Legislature By large majorities,
and is entitled IAN act making an appropria-
ton for the purchase and manufacture OF arms
and munitions Of war;" We arc satisfied that
| it is fully responsive TO the avowed wishes Of
the people of Virginia, and that it will exert
most happy influence in convincing our enc
mics that Virginia is in earnest in standing up
for her rights
srnor he and he hereby directed TO have the buildings
OF the Public Armory at Richmond forthwith put IN suen
cnnrlon by the Introduction OF suitable maennsy ,. sna
of arms the Of the militia Of The State, upon plan
to he prepared by commission Of three persons ano ap
proved by the Goyernor--,he members OF which eopns
Sion shall be APPOINTED ny the Governor and removable a.
! his pleasure. ,,h,;, =
and directed to employ Master Armorer at an annual
.anry not exceedns i2500 and quarters, whose duty II
,haII be to di the operations IN the m"nuacurc ano
ran,r Of ms and under The direction OF the Srper'
tedrnt to employ such operatives as may ensure the ei'
| I, c;vr working Of tile ATniory
Adj That the Governor be and he Ia hereby aushorzct
and irertd 10 purchase or be purchased all such
| machinery implements and materials, ana the put-ht
rights OF any newly invented arms as ma! be necessary o
m. successful operation OF the Arory Tor the purposes
! herein specified" 49, ~, &c., ..,,o,
& Tha, the commission provided by the hrst section
nj hs act further and directed 70 purcnasc
such arms equipments and munitions as may be required
for the OF the State provided no arms sa
he purchased excerpt OF the most approved quality anu
J.srpon and AZ reasonable prices and provided fur.
lh.r tha, than hundred and eighty thousand
dollars I've expended In the purchase Of arms
and mutations; and pi ovlded further that due proper,
lion OF sa arm, shall re distributed In the more exposed
marta Of hr Sarrsad commission are also required 10
ptpvi fer The Manufacture OF equipments and mon'''o'
| Of var aiIbin the state %, =,
So much such parts Of chapter 81 Of the Code o.
yirg,nH relating Pubic Gu trd and ArmoJ as may
be in conflict The provisions OF this ac are hefeIs
repeaed Provided TINT nothing in this act shall be 30 con
Us To suspend The present operations at the hror
In N. repalr n srrrs until such time the occupatn
sail Armury may be ne:esary under the provisions OF i
act
For Ihe purpo, NJ carrying into eject the provision
Of , ac the SUN UGv hereby appropriated which
amount shall rail- hy loans In the manner PRESCRIBED
h- existing laws Ich laws hereafter be passe
for raising funds hy loan for works OF Internal Improve
nepts.
T. This &C. shall, be In force from Its passage"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24
AUCTION SALES,
EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND, NEGROES.
CROPS STOCK, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &C.

EXECUTORS SAEEOF LAND, NEGROES.
CROPS, STOCK, HOUSEHOLD FCRSITCRE, &c.
n THE sSrH AND 25rlI UF JANUARY lsC6, II fair.
~ not the mex. fair day Sunday excepte shall Of.
Ter Tor sale the Tract OF Land Of which Mr w Spencer
oeu possessed lying the main road leading from Farm.
Fe 70 cumberland c. H., and miles west Of the latter
place The said tract contains 9lS acres 900 open for
cultivation; 800 Of this Is well In clover the rest
goou condition. 2U9 hesvily tmbered with
original growth and the remainder OF the land Is In good
pine timber. 1t !s well waerrd and we'll adapted the
growth of corn wheat and tobacco and has abundance
OF the hest 'pSnt land" There Is seeded the
land A bushels OF superior earl white wheat all gua-
noed and 81 bushels Of early red turple partly
noed and the other manured with 4odes Surerhospha,e
OF Lime. It has upon 1t large twostored Dwelling
House, rooms In the basement and above II has ali
the necessary oui-ouses Cabins, Stables Cornllouse
Granary and Tobacco Barns. will :e the tract as
wue or In three parcels to suit the purchasers US
IL Gun be readily divided.
will also sell 2j 81 likely NEGROES all Of them under
30 Of rough carpenter carriage driver mouse
servants &C. will sr also the Stock AMI Crops OF every
kiud with all the Household Furniture and Agricultural tn
plenents.
The churches Of all gctcal denominations within
three miles OF the residence Its II miles from the South
Side Railroad Farmrilr, and miles from navigation 10
aud from Richmond
II IN. land is not sold shall out subject to sale
next August or September
Terms liberal, aud made known on the day Of sale.
JAS L. SPENCER, Exor.
Aurt lDrc
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. ol.-four closed qulstHowarl street
8:a5 80 Wheat closed Grn At al airanrs-~he ga
1 b9 red 3u Corn closed dull: white 65'u; yeilo*o.a
Tic Proy!.Ions closed dull With an advancing t-ucy,
but With no change In the prices Whskey closed sady ~
2Se.
Sxv Yoxy jan oi-F7our Is heavy. The advance of
Yesterday YVES not sustained AMI prices dr9pT sc per
barrel State loa5 IS; Ohio ips5 ;a sotphsgli 1oa
IS ~heath dull and prices are noninans l6ksfi NE
saes were uniraportsnt Corn Is lover, nsE einw 10
quoted At Soc Pork u buoyant and higher 10 J..
primo u q. Lard steady. Whsksy dull at21jIe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24
Dinner to Hon. Henry 4. Wise.

Ex-Gov Henry A Wise returned to Rich'
mond on Thu sd = night last The dinner
given to him, by the members Of the Lessla'
ture, will como of on Thursday night, January
26th, ut the Ballard Horss. ~..''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24
rn,anfty OF Clarke Il. Cochranc Contra
dfctci

Urrcl Jan. el.-Dr Gray Superintendent OF The S.a.z
Lunatc Asylum, declares that Nr C;crane is not Ia -.
leaIt insane bat that he overask-J by pro espaa
and Congressional du,ir, that he became prossr'ed IL
mind
was feared by bis friends and relatives that ~ MIL.
become insane add brought here psc:aa:oL-Ey
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24
RI THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
pRAII NATION

TNFoEMAT1oS having been received by the Executive
that ABSEK ". c. khuAoND, charged With the crime oil
murder aud Isaac MAtcSsY, convicted OF forgery and
sentenced Imprisonment In the Pententiary for two
wears and charged with larceny aud forgery for
Of which offences he has heen examined BY the County
Cout Of Charlotte County. and sent for tra! the CIR!
cui, Court Of sad County, hxye escaped from the jail Of
said County, aud now GoRE At large; therefore do
hereby offer = reward Of ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
DOLLARS for each OF said persons ia person who
shall srre., and deliver them into the Jail oil snd County OF
Charlotte and do require all officers of this
CON aouw eath civil and military, and request the people
generally their best exertions procure arrest
OF the said persons, that they may be brought to justice
Given under hand "a Governor, and under the Less
Seal Of the Commo nwealsh, at Richmond, this soth
IL 81 day CT December, 1882 HENRY A. WISE
By the Governor: .
GIosGI W. MrSFoRp, Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
abae Redmond Is about Ave feet Ave or six Inches
high and square built round smooth aee-Very a
and stupid expression OF countsnance, dark brown HAIR
.nd years Of age lie Is charged with Kill
log his father.
Isaac Maoney about fee, slender figure, Hight
ssir and yes intelligent counenanee-~ore ~hsksrs ana
rooustach. lie is twentyeght thirty yeurs OF age
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24
VIRGINIA STOVES! VIRGINIA STOVES! {!
,,c,,,o.n VIRGINIA STCVES!!!
kiChNoHD STOVE WORKS ESTABLISHED IS 1851.


NANUfAcTCRES at this celebrated Southern Stove
W fouaory Cylinder, Box, Par"r und Cooking Stoves
q the most styles aud of superior worLinv
ae' also, HOT Ar Furnaces Fronts Grutes Hollow
ware Hydrsn.', sxs &C., &c, and descriptions Of
rne proprietor Is convinced ,a. sufficient aprreciative
pstrous could be lound IN his market would pay the
value OF good srticle 10 justify him 10 the
eserIa and 10 the employ OF competent MECHANICS
rsohIrds the nouders employed on these Stoves are
Nynanr who have learned their trades n, these work.
-,e Stoves have been gradually gaining favor until they
har,become popular Of in use Their supe.
"r strength and smplci;ye operation peculiarly 6s them
'of ,hs use of servants.
Repairing Plates promptly supplied
Times and stove dealers Throughout the South will find
" 10 ;h.r interestto for6ard their orders 10
ASA SNYDER, Richmond Va
Re.ailed in Richmond by Messrs. z. D. YALE CO. wM
FEARS WOOD, G. 4 4. BASGAMIS, Jr., and WM. A.
NOCNrChSTLE -s z@2'.E:as Jan s-c:m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24
w,su,,s7oS, Jan. IL, 1850.

The onnonents of Gov Wise, in. this city,
are m ,he oui riee, doing all they can to defeat
,hs nonnlaT will of your State, in its choice Of
a successor to Mr. Buchanan in 1861. An ex-
member OF Congress, who has been here for
some days, has admitted, in conversation with
friends, that Virginia IS nearly unit in its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24
xrIl0VER LAND FOX SALE,

HANOVER LAND FOX SALE.
DURSCANT to deed OF trust, from Jonn Jones atu
wife, TO the subscriber and Gideon h Stanley Dtar'nS
date on the 8uth day OF March, 1885, and duly recorded 10
the Clerks Office Of Hanover County Court TO secure tne
pay u.n, debt due George W. boswell wili oe soto 10
cash, on FRIDAY, the Sd day Of February neH, ian
fair tn- fair day thereafter the trsst o aha on
which the said Jones now lives containing l23 ana
lying ON Cedar Creek the said county, and bounded az
described in the said deed OF trust. ,
Seliug trustee shall only convey such ute AZ res.,
In by the deed but the title believed 20 ps soou
aud dindisputabe. J. u. u. bhOns,
Ian l6-cwtds Acting Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24

- HLhEANAA COAL OFL.--Just received = supply
hs,,, ~ sE 9a Coal Oil ThL oil Is OF light color, and
Uis1 >: s @sas For sale by the barrel or gallon,
4. sAI oe naa North Ths attention Of the trade
stSPs'nsls hTissd W. PGTIRS0N, Dr1saIss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24
ENTY OR THIRTY DOL

DAN AWAY from ,he subscriber. Tie 12;h OF May last
my black boy, JOHN about ninetern twenty years
old abou, Ave feet Six egh, inches high, and we'll
poIoned John has round fraures The forehnger Of his
ir hand OF 81 the 6rs joint about well when he
le lie raised by MeCraw In the neishborhood Of
New Store Buckingham county, fx and sold by Mr.
PuryeS In Richmond In September, le a. sh, time
place purchased him. am informed that he Is In the
prshboiho In which he raised aud has been thrre
since he left will gTe the reward OF go any one
who will deliver him to at my residence, or $2U TO any
one who will secure hin In jRi, 80 get him.
Addr,ss al Double Bridges, IunenburE, Va.
nrc o2-clms THOMAS ARHlN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PAATNEHSHiP
iIlHE 6,m Of Harris Gibson was dissolved by mutual
consent, the 3lst atmo but the signature OF the
nfu will be used by either partner for the purpose oi
nS i' busiuess, and will continue unthe ls Oh
ofuary xxi receive and sell a produce that may OF
s'sned to us By to whom have made
fsrsons having claims against the firm, will be penseo 80
.ppy promptly for payment, and those Indebted, WIZ
'onSe Us by making early payment.
ALFRED T. HARRIS.
January 3, 1860. WM. D. GIBSON.
Tusn o. Gibson viii continue the Produce Commission
iay soc's Continuance Of the patronage Of the friends
e .H'e nrm- VIZ. D. GIBSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-24
ny TfI 4 1;OVEitNOit WF VIRGINIA.:
ALTON.


1SFoRMATloN having been received by the EfeSa'xs We
tba: murder commtted al Trlddelpha, IN ,r ne
county Of Ohio 10 this State and that Alexander Mse
l. charged the crime. aud that he has hed rom s
and s now going do he eSy oIsr M
Of one huuared dollars any person who shA
said auder Melville and deliver him a,o 'ns '4 VI
cuun;y OF Ohio and Co. moreover. require al ocs's u
ui. Commouwe eah, civil and military anu psauss M h
pronI generally 10 use their best e1er'l"as 10 procure us
srrrs, that he E,sy be brought 10 Justice
Given under hand Govrrpor ana unner inc LtSs
- Seal of the Commonwealth, at Rchtnonh ;hS Sa
sr,, Jsnuary 1860 JOHN LETCllER.
f-) by the Governor. .
GroHuy w MrSfoKr, Secretary OF the Commonwealth
Alexander Melville u between II and ~ Years OF age
about re feet inches high rsthe slender. has sharp
features head high and pointed Oh the back part sho
Light brusn hair no beard. Face slightly pmped lie ID
nxfe.drr By trade. Had or when he LETT plush coat
Jan 4-cSS
HICHMOSD LIVE STOCK MARKET.
JNHE undersigned having procured the services Of X.
II. Crockett, for the purpose OF selling Lave STOCK
In the Richmond Market will, with Luther s. Irvine, be
In the the t day Of september next prepared
10 dive cir undivided attention AL business entrusted
th. and feel confident from their long experience 10
be able 10 give entire satsfaction.
We viii make liberal advan :emeuts OH coEsisnmens.
JOHN GROUSE,