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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-18
From Nyu.iiIumton CITY.

wA-nISnrnS May IA letter has been Received hero
fu General Dcrp!Ia!o dated Tapico APRIL 2 IN which
he says Zacaccas has been taken By .he Liberal. under
Gems Urca Gonzales Ericka ana Cararajal on the Oth
General Craga FL Frrsuilo, following Slve7is Ra
uez who defeated his way with loss OF two pieces
artillery, many weapons aud several prisoners and four
Of his men, who deserted 10 the Liberals.
Las, month, occua, ogazon and Vae defra:e ana
dispersed twelve hundred reactOnss under Don Pedro
yaidrs who went back Guadanjara with only hun
dred Of his troops having lost fix pieces Of artillery cven
ty.two mules loaded with ammunon many weapons aud
all the equipments and many prisoners. subsequently
General osas took II o,la and probably VIII capture Co.
lima tiuaalajarh which ll: Liberals Intended lately 10
attack.
Luis for vii! set month attack that city II
the treaty ratified would be exceedingly strength
cned for the money Obtained by II would enable me 10 At
tack the capital with twenty thousand men.
WIstENGroS May lG-Thc Japarcsc ambassadors and
the principal officers eight In NIL. had interview with
the Sccreinry Of state today Cen CnsS III the name n'
the President extended 10 them cordial welcome TO tho
country: he assured them that mission which they
came was Of great importance. and was appreciated
by this Government. lie trusted that the sxchange
Of Publications Of the treaty would result IN iur'
ther development Of the friendly commcrc c'a inter-
course already commenced He assured them that What
ever part the country they may visit they Will meet With
cordial welcome. lI extended 10 them the hosp!tsNGs
OF the Government and the people;
The ambassadors, IN reply said they were exceedingly
grateful fer the kind reception which thcy had ms ahd
were much pleased TO make the acquaintance Of General
Cas-.
They were profuse of sentiments OF amy AMI peace
The Enla. expressed much gratitude for the Lind
they had received and said they were pleased With
their visit and welcome.
Gen Cas- stated that arrangements had been made for
their reception by the President 10 morrow at nooh They
replied that this would be agreeable TO them, and that they
had no other official business 10 transact
Mr. Poriinan acted Interpreter for Gen Cass. Nluip
bra Gohasro the Interpreter for the Embassy Ihsy
then produced letters from The Chief Japanese Secretary OF
Foreign Affairs To Gen. Cas- written III Japanese Du'en
ami English
Tomorrow they will visit the President in great state
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BONDS OF THE JNmEs RIVER AND

BONDS OF THE JNMES NIHEK a, NND w
KANAWHA COMPANY GUARANTEED BY THE STATE.
r meeting OF the Board Of Public Works, held on the
"A 9Th Of May, ls6O ordered that the Secretary OF .ne
Board give public notice. by advertisement In the news.
papers to the holders OF Bonds of the James River and
Kanawha Company, guaranteed by the Saie of Virginia,
,ha; In pursuance OF act passed on the d OF March,
l the surrender the Board Of Public WorSs by
the holders thereof OF the bonts OF the said Company for
The payment OF which the State responsible on and after
the first day Of July 1860 the said Board of fuhc
viii ,ue and deliver 10 said holders corresponding
amount of III. bonds Of the State OF Virginia. made In the
manner prescribed by law payable thrtyonr years aer
their ae and bearing Interest at the rate Of six cent
per annurn payable semi.annunl,y ,,.,,,
True copy. IliuMAn IL ps ,., w.
Secretary Board OF Public WORKS OF 'lrslsia
May
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,,,t from Mexico,

>,u- os,y,xs May l5-Tampico dates OF the 9th May
,..,s a. great battle had been fought near San Luis
nno,i There were about goo troops each side The
nur,ionsts were completely routed With loss OF IS can
en Gao prisoners, and the whole Of the baggage aud
AMMUNITION trains The Liberals entered the city amidst
The rr iocInCs Of the people.
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Lnfer from California.

81. JosEpIs May 15-The Pony Express rom san Fran-
cisco with dates 10 the 5th Nay. arrived to-day.
The Governor Of Caorna has vetoed several favorIs
objects OF the Legislature The people will the Gor
ernor. rumored that The ho'hscaias nave Sen: "a
agent 10 examine tie W.:hoe mae.
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rhe Richmond Enquirer,
,,snrn DAILY, sEMI-wEEKLr AND WEEKLY,
:. &c srTcpiE, pUNNAvANT, TYLER 8 WISE.
TER NJ s:

-,,,S PAPER, seren dollars per anuuu: and nj iitr
wv, dollars II taken Tor shorter period than one
il s's'. S.w.WESHLr, 3ve dollars per annnln, and
rs seE ".e months payable IN advance For the
sS ~ nsr annum o. sX copies for so to be paid In
,ii.i ;. re. P.. When letters containing money are
@ .ser ,aus, ee registered, or they will be at the
>. Ss inserted in the Daily, Sem'-Wcrky,
"cts! rxor;Ksa ApySsrISSG SHEET is published
he sy .si :ssi'Ga at Is ) sssss Ss1y Str Ss as
copies. go; nri,, ,uar Lee rcuttea per MAIL In
All aats ~ W,uS ucics j Jrfgi"irei, at the risk OF
|, Eli,orS. anil Tributes OF Respect, rXcecdlGs
iE. All u"'' u".Ss-.r,, 10. as advertisements.
n Anes "a a. ;s,aace mus be accompanied With the al
or satisfactory references. to insure execution
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rLo.- murphy, Esq.

p,,-,,,o.- .M,x Eth. venerable Thomas Murphy, Ior
or % years one Of the proprietor, OF the ba!
shsh hs he eiy rsais hs noranr soS
nhce, oeo IL lie was connected With the hrst pa
s.a 3y,neS n Bsnore and was widely Known and high
ted
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Alabama Politics.

MOBILE May ia large Democratic meeting was held
here las, night Resolutions adopted denouncing Sc
ceon and In favor Of being represented In the Baltimore
Convention Delegates appointed to the Selma Coz
venticu On the 4th Of June.
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The Republican National Convention.

This body assemblies to-day Chicago and will be large
E attended dispatch from that city 10 the New York
Tribune, says:
Mr Seward will lead Mr. Batss will come next, and Mr..
Chase will be third, having New England votes Nr
Cameron will come next, and then Mr.. Lincoln.
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The u. =. Steamship Roanoke:
-EoEsoLr, May 1G-The United States steamer hoaio
has been ordered to New YORK for repairs sne Is
ed to sail this evening why have the repairs done ~
the Norfolk Navy Yard 2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-18

u,Col. Harvey Brown having been relieved from
tcso5mmand at Fort Monroe, has been ordered to
Fort Hamilton.
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4. Streak OF Light from Georgia.

a. Streak OF Light from Georgia..
In the Columbus ga "Times" Of last Fri
day, appears a long and interesting and able
address "ro the Democratic Party Of Geor-
gia," from Judge Bcnning, Chairman Of the
Georgia Delegation, which withdrew from the
Charleston Convention. After explaining the
reasons of the majority Of the Georgia delega-
tion for Withdrawing from the Convention, the
address concludes with the following dcclara'
ton of reasons for their subsequent conduct
We have italicized the most important passages,
as indicating IN honorable and satisfactory
mode Of adjusting the dis<cnSonS in our ranks,
and of agreeing upon platform and nominee,
that will secure the united support OF the
Democracy:
At the time when the withdrawing delesa-
tions retired from tie Convention, it was taken
by all as au accomplished fact, that the plat
form question was settled aud in the manner
before stated The question, therefore, for the
retiring part Of the Georgia delegation was
how best to counteract the effects, Of the action
of the Convention on the platform" question.
And most of them thought, that they ought to
take counsel in the matter, with the other re-
tring delegations. Accordingly, they joined
those delegations in separate Convention.
After the withdrawal Of the retiring dele
gations from the Convention, and whilst they
were sitting in separate Convention, diTosi'
ton to conceae something, on the subject q The
PLATFORM" seems TO have entered into some
Of the Northern delegations.
The New York delegation rendered reso!u'
ton which is in the following words:
Resolved, That the citizens of the United
States have an equal right 10 settle with their
property in the Territories Of the United States
and that under the decision Of the Supreme
| Court of the United States, which We recog
nize MS the correct exposition of the Constitu
ton Of the United States, neither the right o.
| persons nor property can be destroyed or i'm
paired by Congressional Or Territorial lesisla
! tiOn." :.
! Mr.. Howard, Of rrnLeSsce in bringing the
fact before the Convention, said, HE proposed
! to offer the resolution, whenever the proper
opportunity occurred, as the ultimatum Of the
South" And Mr. RUSSELL the Chairman o.
the Virginia delegation, ''read the resolution as
agreed upon by all the Southern delegations
who remained inthe Convention, ard the Ne"
| York delegation He was informed, that there
was strength enough to pass it when IN
order"
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tIpOisTNNT T0 FARMEitS AND MIL:


tIR WSl. L. WEBSTER, OF Fauqulcr county, has In
III reled and patented Machine, which will separate
coSs!e from wheat, upon new principle. We have
aiaorued that every grain Of cookie can he separated
tie wheat without injury TO the latter. lie expects to
working model n Fauquier and Cupcper Nay courts.
~ arr simple Ia construction and durable
cuny rights for sale In all the Wheat growing Stated
ttrsss Col. JOHN NJ FAINT, Mr!ew, post.uiice, Fuu-
T.. county, Va, who is authorized to make sales.
kpril .0-ciut
1itiCHWOND LIVE SEUCsk MARKET.
HHE undersigned having procured the services Of K.
Il. Crockett, for the purpose Of selling Live Stock
he Richmond market, will, with Luther s. Irvine, be
Gar:et on the 1st day Of September next prepared
i've cir undivided attention al business entrusted
en, and feel confident, from their long experience, TO
.te 10 give entire satisfaction.
r. will make liberal adran :e.nents cUnsignments.
JOHN GROUSE,
Dag. 20-ctf l.. s. IRVINE.
UHUCkS WASTED.-The subscriber wishes to
l1rcasse any quantity Of good dry Shucks He prefers
In bales. For Shucks put w in cooe condition. he
J per 100 lbs delivered at his place on Sth street.
,Ee The City Spring, Richmond. G. u. STACY.
~ S-ciln
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;Ns,gY JOHNSON. "A. H.
omission CtISAN 1S,
irxoSr BUILDING sR"cKns wAKtaotss)


IyNuNC BCILI'NE
RICHMOND, VA.
- the sa's Of Tobacco Wheat, Corn and country pro
lire crncry, rcturn their sincere thanks TO thell
m. very !ibrral patronage heretofore extended
.", xaI ask a continuance and increase OF the SAINT
" ..x, year. promising their undivided personal st,en
- u! coi,,ig g;,rients committed 20 them
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Heavy DefalcatIon I'm the New York CITY
POstoflice.


The amount for which Mr. Isaac Y. Fowler,
the postmaster in New York, is charged with
being defamltcr, is $l55,55i George Law
and &. g. Conovcr are the present surcties for
Mr.. Fowler to the amount Of SO, 600 but as
the dcfacatOn is said to have occurred under
Gen. picrces administration and other bonds
men. it is held that they are not liable
Mr.. Fowler was appointed by President Pierce
and rc-appointed by Mr.. Buchanan. The de-
falcaton consists in Mr. Fewlcr's falling to de-
post at the SubTreasury the full amount OF
postal revenue collected for the Government,
an indctable offence under the Sub-Ireasury
Law. The e.. S. Marshal has warrant Tor his
arrest but is uraLlc to find him. The Express,
after stating that Mr. r. dncd with Mr. Bel
mont on Saturday evening, says:
lie left the New York Hotel, where he las
resided for the last ten years, at o'clock OH
Sunday morning, since which time no one, cx-
cent the two or three intimate friends who ac-
companicd him. has been able to ascertain his
whereabouts 1t is said that he is. completely
overwhelmed at tho prospect Of exposure, ard
fears arc entertained that he may do violence
10 HllllsciI ulcSH C.VAe'J "lICuSdD ~ i'S ~
Mr. F. is lawyer by profession; man Of fine
talents, possessing much tact and great energy
OF character-liberal to 4 faut-which hus, no
doubt, aided greatly in his present embarrass'
ment lie is a man Of about forty.five years
Of age, bachelor; has one brother, lawyer,
residing in this city, and Of the firm Of Cruinn'
| & Fowler; his mother and two sisters rcs'nea II
Newburg. This is a severe blow to them
The New York po5tofficc is now IN charge
Of assistant postmaster Samuet h'ns WIN .i1,
Orpctt and SIR TIobrook, the special agent o! ,!
the post.otlicc department, untiI 'hey Shan
have investigated the whole affair.
There were rutnors :: short time since that
there was deficiency in 1 quarters report of
Wr Fowler, but thcy were Immediately set at
rest by his Icpositing the $4,000 claimed in
the ub.trcasury.
The Tribune says the defalcation amounts
to sl,j. 900, and adds that some OF Mr.. Fow.
lcrs friends rendered the deficits ascertained up
to Saturday; but Mr.. Holt, the Postmaster
General, said it was too late, and would he
compounding the felony.
One 0! the many run,ors ailoat is that Nr.
Fowler has sailed Tor Brazil, his intimate
friends having subscribed SIS, 900 for his bene'
fit last week, on hearing Of the defalcation.
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Riebmono Elrqltlrtr.

BY RlTClIIE, DUNSAfANT, TYLER L WISE.
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sru,rcr NOTICE.
frpiSG SGnfSsrER rS,ER COTTON AND WOOL MANURAc-
aa..n, EoNiANi Ni having introduced Into their es-
20, win h. s0a'.lysahle a..e quantity OF Woosn Ma
hern trade genyray %Soips 70 M rAEeics n I q: Sar
s.,ion az sot ,ip q1ay In addition 10 their present
aI G,aln B.as ana striped Cotton Osnaburgs, Cotton
WOOL and sndI2;,-1h. Vii, co,apsuy win bny or coutrac,
Es, Apply 10 pay the fullest market value for The
Shnood, III wM. Fl. POWERS, Agent.
3REOs,:>---,l -paI, lsoH. 2aw6w
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rI1RTY-sHTH coNeREss-EIRsr SESSION
MONDAY, MAY II, lsG0.

There was but 1 slim Attendance in the Senate chamber
~ uoon owing the general Interest fel, in the arrival OF
ia. JaI.anese ambassadors The galleries almost .le
serted which led to witty remarks that the Japanese
drew better than Mr.. Douglas
Mr. Cri,tenden moved that the Senate adjourn.
Mr. Fcssendcn opposed adjournng for every show .ha;
came along.
Mr. Cr;t,eudcn explained iha, this OCCASION rose far
above IN ordinary show.
Finally after debate, tie Senate adjourned by
r.cs
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---------T. NOTICE.
yIyE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Glover
Hiu Rail Road Company will be held ut their Ohce, in
hi, City on Tuesday the 29lh instant AZ O'clock
$50 ' ,'' - Es7.f DIS. W00LD RIDGE,
Nav 1kc,d Treasurer.
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$50 REWARD.

aw.y from the subscriber, in the latter part Of
January my negro man JOHN (or John Thomas)
old very sou. and black lie Is about five feet
..ches in height The said negro raised by Jordan
tt OF Southampton county, and sold Messrs. Jones
Batter when abou. II years old. They sold him TO DR..
.;!es J. Oliver, of Campbell county. At Dr. divers
f. l>;9, they repurchased him, and from them pur.
#.-d him about the middle OF January, 1864.
L.. above reward rec from oil other eXpenses will be
tps hi. delivery mc, Sherwood" Amelia county
b. si.s from the Cour; House. f free from all ote:
sase II lodged 10 any jail In Virginia. that can
korrr him.
II
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sAIERENCE :. nkAlsIls,

lCT,CES in the Courts Of the city OF Richmond, aud
~ counties Of lIenrico, Hanover and Caroline.
slso Notary Public and Commissioner Q; the Untsd
=. Cour cf Claims.
f. partnership between Mr.. Chasain White aud HIM
sns dissolved. his otce Is uow OIL ith street. just
Godiin's Hall.
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House OF Representatives.

The Rev T. II. Stockton, the chaplain in his prayer th
afternoon said "May Thy blessing rest the japanese
embassy, and may all that Is done In connection with II
be done for Thy glory and for the good OF their nation and
The good OF own; and that the people OF that far OF
island may he able the truth Is Jesus under
stand appreciate IT, thai they, like ourselves may bt
redeemed By IT, and have good hnpt OF better inheri
lance in Heaven
Much time wns Consumed In noisy conversation =; to
what business should first be considered
Ar. John Cochrane quantity Inquired whether the House
hal III. Japanese.
Mr. Dawes moved that the House take up the Michigan
contested election case-Howar against Cooper he latter
bclGg the sitting niember.l
Mr.. burnett moved that thu House adjourn, but the
ton di.a, reed to--yeas u, nays ?d
ar: Dawes wanted to know why the Democrats objected
TO taking UP that case.
Slr Lamar replied that the Democratic side pre-.
pared.
The yeas and nays ordered the question ~ 10
whether the case should be taken np when
Mr.. Hughes earnestly condemned these ilbu;tcring
the part Of his Democratic friends, and said
he would no longer be n party TO theH'
For this expression Mr.. Hughes uppladed by the
Republicans and called order By the Democrats.
M ColfaS, chairman OF the committee roSt-oiccs
and postronds reported by unanimous consent bill 10
establish certain postroutes which, hi said, cxcu
svcly recommended Ivy members OF the House The bin,
without being read, was passed.
The House. by vote OF yeas l03 nays 6 agreed TO take
up the Michigan election case.
Mr. Campbell gave notice when this shall be disposed OF
lie would call the Nebraska contested election
Mr. Dawes caused be read the resolution reported by
the majority of the committee declaring tha, Wn A. How
ard h and George b. Cooper Is not entitled 10 seat In this
House member from the first Congressional District
from Michigan.
The resolution Of the minority Of the committee declares
THAI Nr Cooper Democrat entitled to retain his seat.
debate cnsued involving the merits OF the question
der consideration. Without taking the question the House
adjourned.
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LiN tiEU
LOUIS A. BUCKINGHAM,

i.QENEl ANU wv HHVN n "A
COPPER VALLEY, FLOYD COUNTY, "a.
TENDS regularly the County and Circuit Courts OF
C.ucN Wy:he Floyd Pulaski and adjoining counties.
=; coa,:auc 10 act collecting agent for Northern
AIS. aad all persons who may have business in Car.
II siioiu;cc counties. Dec 26-cGA
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INDEPENDENCE NClDII
IIOELlNS INSTITUTE,

IlE next session Of this Inst for Young Ladies' will
L open on the Sh Of june and continue 10 the Slh Of
April, ls50-ten months.
The Board OF Instruction and Government consists Of
six gentlemen aud three ladies' and the Of iuuc
ton embraces Eight Depar,ments-the English Language,
Ancient Languages, Modern Languages Mathematics Ma
taral Sciences Mental aud Moral Science, History and
Music. Ornamental branches are also taught.
The Accommodations ample and elegant, and the
tenSre grounds around the buildings, beautiful and arnc
i've Inviting outdoor exercise aud aorcinS The finest
opportunities fori:.
Holding the entire "Doterourt Springs" property whose
medicinal widely and avorabiy known, anu
joyng delightful climate, this school opens It's
sessions In the season., and thus double
avana:e-the lighter studies OF the earlier part Of the
thrown i'll midsummer, and the pupils
gagged in their arduous and difficult dut!.s during the
winter An expere Of years has demonstrated
the excellence and utility Of this arrangement.
For board and tuition, in NIL literary branches,
per session OF months $3.50 10
Music ana uSe OF instrument 10 w
Painting from ten forty dollars. Payments half In al.
vance, and half st the close Of IN. session.
L. S.-ThS Institution Is Line hours ride from Rich.
mond and twelve from Washington. Daily mmunicatlon
with tie Southwestern States Pupils viii he met At Bon.
sacks Depot. CllAS. L. COOKE, Supt
r. O.. l;octourt Springs,Ha. May 1-clm.
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SUE.SgRArrm SEMINARY,

UNSIGNED for young preparing for the University
~ OF Virginia, for college, for business. The Ses
sion will July l0 and close October ls $780,
DEvorEp TO lATIS AND MATHEMATICS As SrEciALTIES.
The Students entering college the University, are
generally unprepared to take advanced =tandug and
elusive attention TO two departments for three months
young may he forward at least year in the
college course, and thus much time and money be saTed
There many others who hare not been at college,
and cannot CO. who would think gladly avail themselves
Of such opportunity Of acquiring most Important know
ledge at tring There doubtless, many teachers
too who would like to push their atiamens further IN
these branches than they have hitherto done, ana
might thus proGabiy employ their vacation The UNIVERSE
iy course will be rigidly pursued.
1t will Embrace in MAlnEMATics-Arithmetic, Algebra,
Desc ip,re Analytical Geometry. Calculus Is Omitted be-
cause class could not finish ii during the session.
In LArIS-C@sar, Sallust, Virgil Cicero Horace Livy,
TacuS and Terence will be read in the several classes Dr.
iarrisons Grammar viii be systematically studied and en-
crcsrs written daily.
Private lessons will be given in Greek and Chemistry
desired
The undersigned will be assstedby another 6 aduate
graduates Of the University Of Virginia.
TENs Board, tuition, washing, lights &c payable half
In advance, $50.
The location is 60 miles west Of Richmond and % miles
from Charlottesville The place Is pleasant and healthy
asa'nn,er rctrea; rs any In Eastern Virginia.
Applications must be made before the 10th OF June or
they will hot he received.
: Address pS HENSON, =. NJ.
Fork Union, Fuvanna county, Va
y. B-The place is accessible by the James River Canal
Students will land at Bremo's Bluff March S-c3n
s Raleigh Standard, Charleston Courier and Augusta
nationalist month aud send bill to F. g. II.
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AsCY GOODS! FANCY GeODS!!

ICATION WANTED-As Teacher Select Of
Ssical School for Boys or Female School OF hiRh
by Sentleu,an of iaully, who has had upwards OF
~ experience In the business. He has the very nigh
inonials as to character, scholarship md sIill In
{s-"as bora and educated at the South, and erIoy-
.ussh'ases u . visit TO Europe For particulars,
Nhls Office. April oO-c20ts
,slIoRE AND TO ARRIVE, 1000 sides
~ nom? and damaged Leather and the best brands
-Sh 'a,iins. which will Sell low for cash or good
pairs city made Rrogues, for CASH only.
y. n. DEEERRUX, y :
HS.o-eN No. 1872 Cary ST. !;
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j. MAGlLL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
rrICg vita Robert Tyler, ESD, 70. Ia, South Sixth
IoHII.ADELPH
.eu! 10 The collection of claims and all other buS!.
:. entrusted 20 bis care. Jan 81 -ct
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III KEITH. JOHN 4. Chiffon.
KEITH j. Cu Ill o \,
SATEIL0O. FAUQUIEI COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
OF HEAVY WOOL.
[ ES GOODS NEGRO BLANKETS, STOCKING YARN
~ = ISSEYS for NEGRO Xonen. March t-ciY