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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

Custom -HousE FRAuD.-Eugene A. Kozlay
has been arres ted in New York, on the charge
of committing the recent ffaud discovered in
the Custom House in that city. kozlay was
a clerk in the warehousing department of the
Custom House, and had charge OF the books
of the warehouse where Goodrich Il Walker
had stored their invoice of silks. Suspicion
was directed towards him from the fact that
the permit was evidently filled out in his
handwriting, slightly disguised and was writ
tan win the exact shade OF blue lux that he
ord;marily used There was also slight mis-
take in the warehousing book copied into the
nermit The prisoner denies the charge, and
saws that the filing out is forgery. Mr.. koz-
Law is a Hungarian, and came here in Kos
suth's suite.
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HOTE e l. s
HOTEL AND BAL l. A X ID
--y( HANN n 4 = T.,

+ UtcuMoXp, JASraxr i4rA, issi'
kiN"t'a,s Of this we'll known aud r"PhiM
FkA proPite, re- leave to return their heartie'
',bljsbne'ss frSends and the public geaetaliF,
SsaKs 20 ihe,' rstronaee they have at all ti"es
X. Toe Hoflf h; aud IL affords them pressure 10
is,l 'sF' ~. me recent changes, removals, aha
s.tsHSe 'H"s-|ysting 'H"s at the entire e~tabhshneni,
,lhor'sEn - he most pleasant and coiaiot!abie
,akes @. r,.rmauent boardeTs- az wen a. tfah-
a tsl, .'.i - that car be enjoyed any where ih
.esi e'r'la"' II j. due tQ the tiberality oil The
,ss c9cd,tl. = Inc EXCHANGE 10 lay that every
,tkaoi1 s.n done W hitch could add 10 its vsiue
ta.1s asS a "a the comfort and convenience oil Its
aot a'''' ,.
.at,;S Tho important changes and improvein
ta'9t ttlIAEo HOrsH, they have added we't-
tiEf - IL convenient RESTAURANT, which
.rfs5se" g. f,r the patronage OF the pnbic. In
+, go 9itbs. mart OF their business, handsome
4.san1 -. provided for the ladies' OF the no
r-'F ~ rrivate entrance from the parior noof
p.Ls ballard House. ,,,,s an, ,u.,r =.
lGhe. .nI strict attention on their part, they
szrfh' merit IA continuance Oh thAt patronage DO
.s5sea :S!e4 'J6HS p & THos. E. BALLARD.
snr,uuoD HOUSE, ,,,cruvn -,
s...,.yr HOTEL, al the corner OF MAIN and sth
lNF' ~ fnished aud elegantly furnished, is
s,Es-.'' ar he Hcco.nino nodstion of guests.
sgGFr ,-l.u !, The best ia the city, aud every
IHe:.S he made TO pio2se the patrons of the
d. .scr r.d the seIS vices oi Mr. I. w Hoy
ireN 80 of he Everett House. New York.
slssAl tT'' 80 iaSEPI " FrENSH,"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

FIRE.-The dwelling house and all its con-
tents, including a considerable sum OF money
and Saluabie papers, together with several Of
the out-houses of Major Martin Neif, near
Mt Airy in Wythe county, Va, was con-
sumed by fire on the 10Th ult. The house was
discovered to be in flames while Mr.. N. was
attending the burying of servant who died
the day before. Mr.. Neff's loss is quite heavy,
as he had no insurance on the property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

Thcatre.--The '' Parlor and Cabin " will be
repeated tonight, with some important
changes, including the restoration of a scene
which constitutes prominent point in the
drama Messrs. Kunkel and Moxley will
''do'' Uncle Pete and Aunt Violet in which
they have already made fine impression.
The witty extravaganza of Po-ca hon tas, in
which Lamb plays the big Indian, will con-
clude the performance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

Homaas Rights Uphetd John Reinhart
and Frank Wingo appeared before the Mayor
yesterday, to answer a charge of making an
assault upon Mary Miller. The testimony of
Mrs. Miller, who is young and good Hooking
woman, was given with such 4 strong admiX-
ture of the German tongue that we were 1T q
loss to understand it though it appeared tina t
while she was endeavoring to prevail on her
husband to relinq ush his beer and go home,
a general row sprang up, and, as she expressed
1t, she was ''struck nit fist in her plue eye
and lost several of her fiaxen tresses. The
Mayor after patiently listening to the details,
required Mr.. Reinhart to give security to keel
the peace, and discharged the other.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

Fehielss.--It would be Wei ior owners OF
wagons to remember that their licenses have
to be renewed on the 1st OF February. IN
many instances it has thus far been neglected,
probably through forgetfulness, and the oiii-
GERS are directed to report to the Mayor all
cases of omission that come under their no
tice The Mayor has also given an order to
prevent hotel baggage wagons from standing
in the streets at the railroad depots, previous
to the hour for the arrival of trains. 1t has
been the tom among drivers to go with their
ears come in with view of securing a good
position-the first on the ground being sure Of
the best place. This is violation of the or
dinance regulating such ma tiers, and a com
plant having been entered in regard to it, the
Mayor expressed his determination TO prev ent
the practice in future.
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sE- A Southern Manufacturing House III

- 4 Noutheru NlanuiiCturing HUuse III
REALlTY Y.-IsSTABLlsHED IN l>22-
First by COOKE x RYAN
2pdiy by PETER COOKE;
3rily bv COOKE HILL;
4thly by ALEXR HILL;
5thly by ALEX'R HILL & co. n,-e,
We are prepared To manufacture LADIES ,
GENTS, MissEs' and BOYS SHOES Of every DC. de-
scrption, to W whieh we most IesPfe,y eaI biie ME
'n lin ALEX'R HILL Il co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

The Brig Storm Ktng.-The reason of the
DELAY in Capt Lockhart's trial, is sta ted to be
that the Dis trict Attorney il making an effort T.
10 hunt up more evidence. After taking the
testimony of all the crew, the persons found
in command of the vessel and in charge of the
negroes, We're promptly acquitted by the jury.
II was proved that the vessel was transferred
on the coast of Africa. and the inference is
clear, TO our mind, that Mr.. Lockhart was Il
passenger, on his way to his home in the United
States Then why should he not have an
equal chance of acquittal with the foreigners,
who are now at liberty, while he remains con-
fined in jail? We think this is the view the
public will take of the case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

The Shooting dse.--Some further testimony
in regard to the wounding of negro, by VIM.
T. Moore, was introduced at the Mayors
Court yesterday. VIM. w. Crump. Esq, ap-
peared as counsel for the accused. lie sub.
mitted an application for bail, and argued
that there was no intent TO MAIN, disable or
kill and that therefore the charge did net
amount to felony. The Mayor took difer =.
ent view of the case, and declined TO admit
the prisoner TO bail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

Dock Udrfure.-Edward Edwards was be-
fore the Mayor yesterday for beating youth,
several inches shorter than himself, upon
whose skirts hung the emblematic soil of the
oyster trade. The youth deposed that he
went to Edwards domicil after a crackin
iron and Il stool, implements used BY profes-
sional "openers," that he ''never said no
thin else To Mister Ed ards, and Mister Ed
ards pitched him out doors. The Mayor al
first determined to hold Mr.. Edwards to bail
to keep the peace, but afterwards let him OF
will, AN adm oni tion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

FIoArrxa THE MAaSEr.--For some time past
n has been found that there were great adj
vantages in floating the magnetic index
sanportinr il on q pivot. 1t has now been
Iao PROPOSED S Sy NJ san,i. manu- fact turer at Mar
sailfes. To smploy glycerine for this purpose.
This succeeds admirably the great oseiila-
hyn tinn az The screw in steamers are almost
sntireiy checked BY the density and yiscosity
OF this liquid,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09


DROWNING CAsEs.-The Trenton IN. y
Gazette states that little girl named Anna
Montot, was drowned at Trenton, on We'd
nesday, by breaking through the ice. The
SAME paper says:
On Monday night, 1t Elizabeth, large
crowd of boys, with a number of girls, had as
sembled on pond Il short dis tance west OF the
Railroad depot, and We're busily engaged IN the
sport of skating, when one OF the party dis
covered an owl sitting on 4 branch OF Il tree
overhanging the pond. The crowd gathered
completely at one point, and under the weight
the ice gave way, the entire party OF 80 persons
in to the water which was about feet IL
depth. The greatest alarm and excitement
| prevailed and cries for help arose from tht
submerged party, which We're heard by severa
| who rushed TO the spot with lights and sue
| ceeded in rescuing ali but one lad by the name
| of Williams. residing in Craneyille, who wa
| drowned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

AMERICAN SHIPPING AT LIvERPooL.-The fol-
loving is an extract from a letter dated Liver
pool, Jan 10 "As regards outward business
there is very little doing. There are seventy
disengaged American ships in port, at presen /,
and but little inclination to charter American
ships, Oh account of the state of affairs i'll the
United States, as the underwriters are fearful
of insuring their cargoes, fearing civil war
and losses by privateers."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09
TRoors FOR F0RT DELAwARE.--A telegraph

TRoors FOR F0Rr DELAwARE.-A telegraphic
dinatch was received 1T Fort Columbus, New
York, at quarter past +. NJ, on Tuesday
from Gen Scott. ordering Il detachment of sc
men for Fort Delaware, to leave forthwith -
AT quarter past tive-one hour after the or
der was received-the detachment left tho
island under command of Lieut.. Wood, each
man armed with his rifle, and % rounds of bal
cartridge Pretty prompt work, that.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

A New PHASE or THE CANADA ExrRADITIoN
CAsE.-Accordng to the Montreal Commercial
Advertiser of the I'd instant, there Will be some
difficulty in conveying the fugitive slave An
dersou TO England. The Advertiser says 1T
is unGers tood that the next steailer VIII bring
an officer of the Court OF Queen Bench charg-
ed with the service OF the writ OF hdoe@s corpus
in this case And it is to be presumed that
the administrator of the Government Will al
once cause the surrender of Anderson to the
bearer. But in that case how is he to be taken
out of the country at this seasons lie cannon
uo thronph the u nj ted States without certainty
of capture, and the land route to Halifax Is
utterly imprac ticable. If he is, however,
brought to Montreal i'll the meantime, to await
the opening of navigation, the friends OF free
dom here will have an opportunity OF bring
ing him on a writ of habeds corpus before the
Superior Court of the district, and ITS deei-
sion will render his remission TO fhslana uh
necessary and yindicate the character of our
Judges from the reproach brought on 1T by
their brethren at Toronto
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

DEATH OF OLD CITIzESs.--The Charlottes-
vile (Ea.) Jeffersonan contains the an
nouncement of the death of four old and high
ly esteemed citizens of Albemarle: Nelson
Barksdale, aged so years Capt Joseph Suth-
erland, aged 76; Abram Want, aged "A, and
Mr.. Twyman Wayt, aged IS. All of these
gentlemen We're highly esteemed as honorable
and useful citizens, and died within Il few
DAYS of each other. Mr.. Wayt was postmas
ter from 1851 to 1850.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

DEATH OF NATIVE OF South CAKoLISA-
The Tallahassee k1oridian states that Dr B
w Sax xon, a delegate to the State Convention
from fernando county, died in that city on
the 22d ult., of diptheria. Both Houses OF the
General Assembly adjourned and attended his
funeral. The deceased was native OF South
Carolina.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

SupDES DEArH.-Rev. iona. Leslie, an act
ing Justice of the peace in Carter county,
Tenn, fell dead from his chair, Monday last.
His disease was of the heart. He was an aged
man, and had been for more til an n quarter OF
IL century !. minister of the gospel in the Me-
thodist Church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

The Young Guard under the command OF
Capt. Geo. j. Austin evince disposition to
preserve the military reputation acquired by
years OF service. We therefore hope that any
move they may make by way of securing a
subs tan tial basis of operation, will be gener-
ously encouraged by our citizens. They pro
pose to give their eleventh annual ball on the
22d of February, at the Central Hotel, and
those who attend are sure of receivingl Z
guid pro quo. The particulars are set forth
in an advertisement which We publish this
morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

The Virginia Life Guard.-The organiza-
ton of this company Is now beyond the pos
sibii ty of failure. The roll con tains the names
of 50 men, and the uniforms are being made
from goods maS Sufactured at the Crenshaw
Wooden Mills, in this city, to the company :
order BY reference to an advertisement ia
another column it will be seen that a meeting
will be held tonight for the election of com :
missioned and non commissioned officers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

BIsHoP McGILL on THE NATIONAL TROUBLES.
We find the following reference TO onr national
affairs in pastoral letter from Bishop McGill,
of Richmond, Va:
The fortunes and fate of our beloved coun-
try are now trembling in the scales, and we
know not what ruins and disasters may be i'm
pending. Our chief hope is in the merciful
providence of God. Let us pray TO Him, who
holdeth in His hands the fate of nations, to
control events SO to conduce to His own
greater honor and glory and to the greater good
of his people. The Redecmer came to bring
peace on earth TO men of good will Let us
pray for union and peace. We appoint the
Collect Pro Pace 10 be read by the Reverend
Clergy at the Mass until Holy Week, and we
exhort them to unite with their tiocks i'll
PRAYERS to God for the welfare of the Republic
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

LIBERAL MAN. w Farmer, of New
York. spent in 1857 for the poor, about S2o 900.
He fed all who came to his house, supplied at
their own homes ,0S4 families and sli sick
persons. and, better than ALL during the win
ter he found employment for l,l5l mechanics
and laborers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

Hops.--Such is the value of hops al this
time, in England, that the owners OF the mail
steamer Sa xonia, which plies between New
York and Hamburg, have just paid the cost OF
sending on the mails and passengers by anoth-
er vessel from Cowes to Hamburg. in order TO
convey a cargo Of American hops to London.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

Cu,RIrApLg OFrER.-The kentucky Coloni-
zaiion Society, in order to relieve the free peo-
,aia of color in that State from the epbarrass-
Ing Ing position in which they have been placed
by It's free negro law, which went into opera.
them as are willing TO emigrate to Liberia, a
free passage thither, and SUPPORT for six
months after their arrival. Those having
families ARE offered in addition ten acres OF
land ms a free gift, upon condition that they
viii settle on il. Five acres are offered upon
the same terms 10 every unmarried adult, male
o,,I fa.nala
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Leecbcs! Leeches!! Leeches!!!

ns- Leeches. Leeches!! Leeches!!! -
have lust receiyd, by Adams Express, a LOT o,
fresh SW EpiSH i.EECHES, the very best, ana
large size, which Will be applied upon the most
reasonable terms. ., n,
p S-CUPPING and LEECHING promptly at
tanded to can be found at all hours OF the DAY
At The II AIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Amer.
can Hotel, (entranca on nth street, ano at hASh'
a' w ,iT "a vi - 'i - K. c. HOBSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

DEEP Snow AT THE NoRTH.-The snow in
Northern Vermont is deeper than has been
deranged the mails. The train from Montreal,
which left on Tuesday morning of last week,
reached Rouse's Point on Friday evening; four
DAYS for what is commonly run OF four
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

SHEEP DRgssINa.-A match0t sheep dressing
took place in New York, for $50 aside. between
Geo. McComb and Roger German. The terms
OF the match were To leg. pull. skin ana dress
I've sheep, in market style, for nifty dollars
aside Gorinan won by dressing five sheep II
% minutes and 5 seconds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

The PALMETTO IN MAarLASD.-The Annapo'
lis fMdl Republican of Thursday says
A Palmetto Flag was hosted ON Tuesday
night near St. Anne 8 church, in this city. 1t
. .Wayed" bpt a short time, however, for SO
soon as the Union boys discovered it. on Wed.
nesday m0rning, they hauled IL down and
tore the emblem In pieces.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

The Gaie ie-During the prevalence Of the high
wind on Thursday. one of the small spirs s sur
mounting the tower Of DIR. Moore's Church,
was blown of. 1t fell upon the roof Of the
building without doing much damage. DE.
cayed limbs were twisted from trees and
strewn over the ground ia many places, and
wherever a flag was flung to the breeze II wa,
rent and torn like the Union il has represented
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

GEO ] HISSERICH, the celebrated Hair ~ Toi
TER AND ARTIST OF his profession, respectfully
informs the citizens of Richmond that ne has "a
charge of the new and elegantly hjted up dA!hi-
npESSIVG SALOON under the Spntsw ood Hotel,
trhHre he will at all times be ready 10 Slve Hol
ma coin and SHOWER BATHS, and attend TO
everything in the liue OF his profession
10 I'm
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LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.

RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE No I5s MAIN IN. X. CokNEK OF llrH) ST.,
RICHMOND, Va.
Chartered e9fh Mdreh, 1881.
This old aud reliable Institution, with ample
capital, and contingent fund carefully invested.
continues to insure SLAVES, BUlLDiN9s, MEk,
FURNITURE and Family WEARING APPAREL,
VESSELS, CARGOES and FREIGHT, at the lowest
current rates. . - -.
Losses adjusted and paid with al possible dis
patch. DIRECToks:
David Currie, Robert Burton,
c. T. Wortham, Francis ]. Barnes,
John H. Claiborne, John r. SubIett,
John J. Wilson, Thos. A. Ruse,
Alex Garrett. Geo. N. 0wAtbmey.
DAVID CUKRIE, President.
JOHN ]. WILSON, Treasurer.
Rsr. BROOKE, Secretary. de T-ly
TAS. b, MACMURDO, Agent MANHATTAN
d LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. OF New York.
once at the Insurance Agency Of THoAAs -. Al
FRIEND, ON llth street, nearly opposite 0oddin's
Hall, where applications will be received.
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7ae Tobacco ETcaaage.--The objectionable
feature of the new Exchange has been reme-
died by placing what was termed in old times
4 .ssounding beard over the platform oceu-
MED by the salesman. This renders his voice
quite distinct. The rules and regulations for
the government Of the tobacco trade have not
At been finally revised.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

N.gro Dsitaqueats .-Malinda Harris, q free
woman Of color, Was committed 70 jail yester-
ter, Lucy Harris, for remaining in the city
with Henrico papers, was punished with
stripes. William, slave Of r.. N. Dabney, was
ordered thirty for trespassing ON the premises
of j. III. HBftich.
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PATENT MEDICINES

Il
l ZoHIIMBUG PETERS INFALLIBLk REM
EpY F0R GONORRHEA AND ALL SECRET DIS
EASES great American remedy, containing
thing heretofore offered the public, in its curative
restorative and renovating powers and the
above remedy will cure the above diseases, and
copfouuded when they have ocular demonstra- >
tions of the facts But the proprietor, who has
known of the remedy for twenty odd years, has
known of case of twenty years standing to be re-
stored to perfect health, and all other cases 9i
execution. and therefore challenges any case Of
(iop1rrhua which the remedy will not cure, pro-
viIeI the directions are carried out with prudence
on the part of the patient; and any one purchas-
ing half dozen bottles, and using aceordnsy, IN
in case OF failure will furnish additional medicine,
free of charge, to complete the cure, through his
agents and cure will be effected without ihcoh-
yenience to the patient. -
Sold by APPERsON 4 DuPUf, No. 2el Bread
street. and o. A. STRECkER, Main street, Drug
gists, agents for the city of Richmond.
I--6mt
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rroRGIAs sTATEL ELoTTERIEs

n.r THREE NUMBER LOTTERIES are drawn
daily. CAPITAL PRIZES from -, eoo to s2' 600 -
TlrkET~ from II to 70.
Pr -, of u roo and under, paid Immediately at
t,r he drawings other prizes al 81 days.
gEs FOR tickets or sch helneS in any of the above
.uI-ldil Lotteries, address
MCKINNEY Il Co., Managers,
Sarannah Ga
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pASCY GOODS Ar KEDUCED FKICEs.

I We have On hNnd, of IaIe linpnfIhtloh, IdrSt
AVID we'll selected stock Of FANCl GOoDS, con,
,l.tuy uf China Vases, Cologne Bottles, Gard
baskets Palian Vases Figures, Etruscan Vases,
faeey Bohemian Nasss spoon Holder, &c Fancy
French Music Boxes, aud many ether Fancy
Guod> too numerous to mention, All of which we
stall urr at greatly reduced prices from tins date
GEO. j. SUMNER y CO.,
I..r M 4 LiHN It
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n5y- Constitutions that have been neafty
wSTn out fIom Dyspepsia and Disordered Bowels
ard Liver can be entirely cured by the reSu1laff 1f
NE Of BAKERS PREMIUM BIfrERS. To be haa
of a Il the principal Drug ggists in Virginia.
~ I9ts E. BAKER, Richmond, Va.
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CorTox Sggp GAs.--The Rev Dir Porter ol
Chelsea Tenn, has discovered that superior
quality OF gas can be made Of cotton seed
with the addition of u little rosin. His eh,,reil
and dwelling are lighted with a. at tfihing
cost,
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MANIPULATED GUANO. s.g
THE JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURIN0 CON
PANY are now prepared to farnish ths fAsnsrs
nd planters Of = - ~ ). :

THE JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING con-
PANY are now prepared to faraish ths fAsnsrs
iAa p'vyiiisctI 'viscISIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
with the above FERTlLlxER Tor their epsing
crops. Z. application y the Wheat ssop. .seSsa
time. has been emincntly suecessfal, And Il IN
deemed to be equally we'll adapted 10 iRpsovs
those Of Tebssco, oAfs and Corn.
The Ateek now on hand Is moderate, bntthe sup
ply will Ataii times be adequate to the aesa4nd
and darinx ths present as:estl ed eoeai!sea y e
propose 10 purchase to signify theis ts.sstisn Of
doing 80 at IN early day, 10 enable the CSsppsny
g make timely preparation TO cxscase ~ orders
'pi PkicE T;E P.s s fox e OF s.ssa LHs. 80 cAsH.
nr-Urders can hs addressed 10 the CoMmissien
Ass1n.a.s e. isaxSw SsaefAs = T 8. nsxfSEv. Agent
usO mas. ELIZA NJ, KENNEDY. "A NON,
/ REsIDENT OF TINS xTA h-IfS VII VI
please take ae.lss thai sn tss AZ s ~ sdse ssa
/ ~ H. ,af thai day. Il the Law 0fsee q CeAveter y
Kills, Atsorneysa at Law ia said suk NAL psv
/ eaad "a take the depositions 0t y. kobtya And
sfheys 10 Be read as evidences. oa my naaofts ~
certain action af s.saIag.is y ssI p see
Mssnf. css e sss "a Y 20 = a.
xhssh tisas and pIAes yoa ean alsenl AnA gosA..
sxaSine aid wiiaes4es. II ycR shiAk Pr0peF. ard
IA ifoin any caase, the sstd depcett0oas ~ ~!
cesnsmcnceA % sAia dayy - heeao oQUo(4 ~
% sssPas.si ,s sss e $3.50 Z sss,s w &. I,
RisAnsaA. JAa. y, isal. -. - lAM
M. y. !, W lk.i |, al. NJ