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The Opinion of n Great English Lawyer
upon the Local Character Of Slavery.

The decision of Lord MANSFIELD, in the case
of slave who claimed his freedom upon be-
ing brought 10 England. has been very much
relied on by certain classes of politicians
The title of the case we do not remember
But Lord MANSFIELD decided that slavery was
Il local institution, and that q man who was a
slave in Jamaica became a free man when he
was brought to England. Lord MANSFIELD said
that this was the common law of England
and as the common law of England is sup
posed to prevail here as well as in England,
unless altered by statute, free soilers have de-
pended very much upon this dictam in their
endeavors to prove that slavery cannot exist
in Territories unless by special law.
Lord BEorGHAN is one of the ablest lawyers
that England ever produced He has ali the
learning that Coke hsd, and all the learning
that has been generated since CoKEs day. He
is fully Is acute, and greatly more honest than
MANSFIELD. He is, moreover, the very head
and front of the anti-slavery party IN Great
Britain--an oracle in Exeter Hall, and high
authority both in Parliament and the Courts
In his letter to The Boston JOHN Brown meet
ing he alludes to the decision under nUnsidera-
ton, and says: . I b0uad to cypress my
douJts II sttch a deciSion irou1d hare been
gjren hat JHmdicd touched up0n the COASTS Of
this country 1t is certain that the jqtdges did
not iRteHd To deciore that all property in
sIares shouid instantly cedse, aas get such
,eould hare been The i"ecitabte effect Of their
judgia eat in the case supposed, aChich some
lrhdt resembles that Of ABaericd."
Lord BRoUGUAM, then, believes the decision
of Lord MANSFIELD, so much relied on, and so
often and so confidently quoted, to have been
erroneous. II would never have been made,
had Jamaica lay i'll the Irish Strl or ST. Georges
Channel, stead of the Gulf of Mexico -
Surely, this ought 10 settle tAe question. The
ant-slavery procliviies of. Lord BRoUGHAM
place his opinions, when they happen to be
pro slavery, above all su spicion There can
be no doubt that he would gladly have pro-
had he found it possible 20 do so. His opinion
seems to be that Slavery is recognized by the
common law, and that it can only be de
stroyed by statute--neyer by change of To-
cality within the political limits of the coun-
try. / strikes US, indeed, that if Lord MANS
Jamaica would have Gee sed the moment it fell
under the dominion of Great Britain. From
that moment it became rs much a part of
Great Britain, far the common law is
concerned rs Kent or Sussex. If in Kent or
Sussex the common law set negro free why
Yet, we find that it did not, but that on the
contrary slavery con tinued in Jamaica until
it wa abolished by act of Parliament
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Rirhmonb Dispattb.
THURSDAY MORNING. :. JAN "a. 1861
Meeting a, the African Church.

working men of Richmond, to give public ex-
precision to their views in the present crisis,
an immense multitude of persons assembled
last night At the African Church. The pro-
eeedings We're interrupted by the most bois-
ferrous yells and Kisses, and the object Of the
meeting. whatever il might have been, was
completely frustrated A committee was APP
pointed to wait on Mr. Boris, to invite him to
address the assembiage, and that gentleman
appeared; but the confusion was 50 great that
he refused To speak. The resolutions reported
by the Business Committee were rad on inc
table, and another SERIES presented, put not
acted on. We will publish more detailed
account OF the proceedings fc-fnorrow
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-, TO JAMES NJ. ESTES, VIM. NJ.

o. CALDWELL, AND OTIERS.-GESrLB-
MEN In reply to your call, which appears in the
DiYaich OF this morning, | can only say that,
whilst the magnitude of the interests Involved in
greatness of the responsibility which viii weigh
upon the Convention, takes from me all anxiety
to be member OF that body, they, at the same
time, forbid ME to decline any position to which
the people of Richmond may call me. II, there
fore, they shall be pleased to elect me to the CON
VENTl0N, will discharge the trust with all the
ability possess and certainly with fidelity to the
great Interests involved.
Ny opinions have already been expressed in a
public meeting of the citizens Of Richmond and
have heard nothing since to change them. My
opinion is Safety and security in the Union, or
out of it. PEACHY X. GRATTAN.
January 18th, 1851 ia ls-ts
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New YORK, Jan. 23.-Cotton lower. and quo
ted llic, Flour heavy and unchanged. Wheat
lower--wbite declined 1@?c. Corn heavy--mixed
e5M6ec.; Southern white 15tl77c Lard quiet at
lolIl0sc. Sugar dull--Orlcans 6tM6lc. Turpen-
tine firm at 551Gt37c Resin dull at 2oQt25c. Stocks
higher--N Y. Centrals 10; Va. SIS 76s; Mo. 6s $50
BALTIMORE, Jan. 23.-Flour active and firm
Howard and Ohio IS. 80. Wheat steady-red 81 80
nl.a5; white 81 .ao611 80. Corn frm~@yellow 63Gg
o6c.; white osGG7oc. Provisions active--mess pork
Sis. Lard l9tc. Whlskey lower at 1Sc.
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PRESENTATIONS TO a CoNsUL.-R. 7. Warng
United States Consul at st. Thomas, a native
of Virginia was presented by the merchants
and shipmasters there, on the sth ult., with
three silver vases, very tastily decorated with
American flags wrought of silk. The occa-
sion selected and so indicated by the inscrip-
ton on the vases, was the anniversary of the
battle of New Orleans. Gen. Soto, of South
American celebrity, was present and made a
Sf,eech
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JOHN B, Young. Fso..DrAR 81

49, JOHN B. YOUNG, Esq. SIR:
I~Ea Your friends, without party distinction.
are DESTROYS to elect You to the STATE CONVEN-
IION. We feel that we safely rely on your
hrmnesS TO do everything that Is necessary to sus
tam the interests and honor of the State and also
upon your moderation not to do anything unne-
cessarv or ueedlessly rash. From your long resi-
dence, and your personal and official Intercourse
with the people of Henrico, think you pecu-
ilarly qualified to represent their wishes and to
command their confidence Please inform the
public whether you will consent TO represent Us
IN the Convention. and respectfully request
You 10 give your views upon the questions which
the Convention is cal led TO determine
ia 22--ts MANY VOTERS OF HESRICO.
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CAyDIDATEs.--JohnO Q. l.. Goggin and Thos
J. kirkpatrick have been nomina ted to repre-.
sent Campbell county, Va, in the Conyen-
ton. Hon. John d. Floyd is candidate in
Washington, and Alex. II, II. Stuart and
Hugh w. Shelley in Augusta county. Ex-
Gov. Wise is the candidate in Princess Anne
county
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CONVENTION DISCIrSSIa,
49, JAMES LYONS. Esq. ACANDI-
- 10th VOTERS OF SPOTSyI.

So WANNA COUNTY, see that WIN. 5
BARTON Esq. is q candidate for a seat in the
STATE CONVENTION, to he held in Richmond
on the 18th of February; trust your. high appre
the views expressed by him in his recent address
to you, will be practically illustrated in his being
read his address with great care and attention,
and, devoted to the Union as am. could cunsci-
entiously vote for him. because he admits an ar
dor OF veneratlon for it SO great that he would
only destroy it temporarily, aS necessity and
the only means of saving il, by re- construction
ty and honor of both sections. | feel warranted
IN saying that Mr.. BARTON would rejoice in
the preservation of the Union, on the terms just
Indicated, and that, consequently he would aid
IN dissolving the bands only when it was no
longer honorable that Virginia should preserve
them. His position Is one of high, manly firm
ness. and even handed justice. We greatly need
such men in this hour of our country's extremity.
trust 1t will be your pleasure to elect him
ia 22-3t% FREDERICK SBURG
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49, NOTICE.-An adjourned meeting OF
49, the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE JAMES
RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY will be held
at the Company's Office. in the city of RICHMOND,
M0NDAY. the 2Sth January, 1891, at 4 O'Clock
Z. NJ.
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
knotr al men By these presents That we, the sub
scribers, being stockholders in the James River
and kanawna Company do hereby constitute ana
appoint - our true and lawful Attorney and
Proxy, to represent each OF US mall general meet
ings of the Stockholders Of said Company. held
within six months from and after the date hereof.
when we are not personally present or represent
I'd by some other Proxy with fall power and au
therity a: such general meetings to give such vote
1T votes and TO do such other act or acts as eacI
OF Us could give or do a member If the salu
meetings, il we were personally present; and We
do hereby rstfy and confirm whatever vote OF
votes act or acts, our said Attorney may lawfully
give or do for US, IN pursuance of the authority
hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seals this - day of -,
one thousand eight hundred and -.
[SEAL.1
(SEAL.1
ia 9I-eodtd WIN. P. MUNFORD. secy.'
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Si' "A letter, received yesterday by a prorni-
nent citizen of Henrco, from Western mem
Der of Congress, says: IF the Southern
States are not united out before the fourth of
March, we shall have bloody civil war"
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A8kt58H16HNTN.
4 sTR 6L6G Sri III ,

MADAME ADOLPH,~
THE GIFTED YoUka PLAxEr-EgAppp
This young lady has created q wild eys;,.
In her travels through "ehehs
EUROPE AND AMERICA.
her most ntfyb B;
SINGULAR AND TRUE REVELATIONS
All VINO are In trouble should call on the Mad.,.
you viii go away rejoicing and happy. She ms
bring any one to You aud eause them TO VIII
10 v Il YOU
VIII describe the person You will MARRY. Al.
name OF the one you will marry. Madame ne we
direct you how to proceed In lawsuits; will s;n
kf Prices 80 cents, 81 and s.
~ Residence on Main street directly op,o..,.
Corinthian Hall, at Mrs. SUSAN H. BiaRptas"
BOARDING House, between 9Th and 10th sts n
BAKERS name on the sign at the door. fla "a n.
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= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Es>Sa 4 CARD must reply at once to the
kind aud hattering call on me in to-dav's Enquirer.
| should not have announced myself candidate
for the Convention. The solemn in
volved, the right of the people to select their rep
in my opinion, forbid my doing So | can. there
fore only say, that accept gratefully and will
linglv the position assigned me by that call but
subject to the condition that my doing must not
constrain or embarrass the supporters of Southern
rights in any course they may think proper to
pursue. G.. w. DABNHi.
HANOVER, 18th January. 1851. ia 2l-d&sw2t*
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"ANTED.--Ay young gentleman, educated :.
w the University of Virginia and W no has bsJ
one year : experience in teaching, desires SiT
UATloN as TEACHER. He can teach the usasi
branches of English, together with Latin aSS
French, aud the lower branches of Greek Az
Mathematics. Address, stating salary &c ~
c. Jehress' Store, Nottoway county, Va 4
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49, address the voters of CHESTERFIELD
be pleased to meet with all other candidates:
At CHESTER, on FRIDAY. the 25th inst. at IL
o'clock A NJ. At ETTRlCK'S FACTORY, ON FRI
DAY NIGHT. At MATOACA, on SATURDAY
NIGHT 26th inst. At CHESTERFIELD co. no,
on MONDAY, the 2sth, at IL A. NJ On WEDNES-
DAY there will be BARBECUE at GILL'S MILL;
THURSDAY NIGHT, the 3lst. at CLOVER HILL
PITTS: FRIDAY, LIST February, at IL A. NJ, at
SNAPPElLLE; SATURDAY, 2nd February at IL
\. NJ, at the OLD PITTS; SATURDAY NIGHT at
MANCHESTER. ia 23-dltSwetk
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


Being aware that many persons suffering with
the above disease fearful in trying any
ticle advertised, having been humbugged so Of
ten, offer 10 such parties Il guarantee that II my
OINTMENT fails to cure them, will refund the
money and | also assure them it is harmless
producing no i'll effect. 1t is powerful, but still
soothing. acting directly upon the affected part
II is prescription of regular physician, who, in
private practice, used il with success in every
under his treatment. 1t will be sent to the coun-
try, by addressing a letter, with the price en-
closed. Price 81 per box. Sold only at my store
corner of Broad and 18th SITS. Richmond, Va.
in 24-lik Z. A iIUDNIT nrnygiSt
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RICHMOND, Jan. 18th, 1881.
To Messrs George w. Hobsen, samuel j. Harri-
son, r. IL Meade, II. T. Moore, and others.
GENTLEMEN: My attention has been called TO
your letter in the Dpatch of this morning, request
ing that would allow my name To be present
ed to the voters OF Richmond a candidate for the
State Convention, to be held the 18th of Fehrua
ny next Unafeetedly distristful of my qualinca-
ton for so high and responsb BILE position II would
be more agreeable to me, personally, that the trust
should be conhded to some one more able and ex
perieneed than myself but in the present crisis of
our affairs demanding in my Judgment the prompt
est and most decided measures for the protection
and preservation of the rights of Virginia lin the
Union, II possible ii not, then out ofit) do not
feel at liberty to withhold from my native State
any service which so large and respectable por-
ton OF my fellow citizens may think II In my pow
or to render. You Ut liberty, therefore, to use
my name as YOU desire, with the assurance that,
shouid II be the pleasure OF my fellow citizens OF
hichmond 70 confer upon me so distinguished IL
trust, shall endeayor TO discharge il with frm-
ness and fidelity. While. gentlemen, have con-
nded my name TO you to be used As You may deem
the promotion ofthose high interests dear
70 US all, You must permit inc to express the
hest hope that you will at once withdraw IL when
ever the OF these interests aud the cordial
union of our friends shall demand IL. Thanking
you, gentleman for the kind aud too pa rtial sent
menta expressed In your letter.
am, very truly,
Your friend and fellow citizen,
JaH-ts JOHN 0. STE6ER
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BE 1t - Ministers to a Mind Diseased."-.
Dyspepsia and its concomitant evils, result in
bodily as well as mental suffering. The OXYGE-
MATED BITTERS in restoring the digestive or
gans to perfect health, restores the mind TO its
natural rigOr.
Sold by ADIE & GRAY, PURCELL, LADp &
other dealers in medicines. la 23-2tW&S
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TO JOHN O. sTEGER. ESQ.

N to JUN y. IL E6 EH, ESU.-
90 DEAR SIR Believing That, IN the pres
ent crisis of counrys affairs the best and most
reliable men shou be called to the councils of
the State, and knowing that you possess the quail
hcaons requisite TO represent the true interests of
Virginia in the state Convention about TO be held,
we earnestly request you 10 allow your name to be
presented to the voters of the city one Of their
delegates to said Convention.
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Ees Baths. Baths! Baths!:!

Itol tOlD An ID SHOW Elk BATHS.
can be had daily, from o'clock A. NJ. until 10 p
NJ. at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, sham
pooling and Bathing Saloon, under the American
Hotel entrance 18th street Siuge Bath %
cnnts five tickets for II. Is
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TRUSTEES MOTTO E..-Joseph P. Ka,e'
i nsgh mas, by his deed of the 18th install.
the Hastings Court OF the City of Richmond,
conveyed 10 me ia trust, for the benefit Of hi,
creditors, ali of his stock of q GROCERIES, consist
ing OF the usual variety, together with his Fla
TURES and FURNITURE, upon the premises 10
liz, on the north side of Broad street Ia the said
CITY; also, HORSE aud WAGON. and his Books.
ton.
There Is "A clause la the deed, giving forty day.
to the creditors of the second class 10 execute the
same, thereby getting the benefit Of II, and re-
leasing the grantor from further liability,
Mr.. kAvENAsH has authority for the present, -
collect any debts due to the Trustee.
ia Pilot WIN y WATSON Trustee.
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Al
krsKRL Il MoxLEY.. Sole Lessees and Managers,
ONCE MORE. BY UNIVERSAL REQUEST,
MISS JOEY GOUGENHEIM
Will repeat her great characters Of
THE LIONEsS OF THE FOREST
MADAME NoRL,
In Mrs Southw orth's great Southern Ledger Ro-
DOOM n1 OF pE WILL
With all its original effects, including the laugh
ETHIOPIAN BALI ALL ROOM SCENE.
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY "a,
The performance will commence with the great
Ledger Romance, dramatized by Robert Jones,
ESQ, entitled the
DOOM OF DEyILLE.
Lionne Delaforet, nioness of the Forest) Miss
Lieut. orvilie Deville (of the Provincial Army
NJ. Delaforet ian Exile. afterwards Earl Glen Lee.
Vulcan, "a Deformed Dwarf aud Faithful servitor
of the Lioness of the Forest, )......W w. H. Bailey
Nero tthe Negro servant of orville;D
Hubert Kyle. ........... Miss Kate Newton
Nym Kyle. Durand.
Efdred Kyle. Jackson.
Corn Cob: b. Mason
Farmer Fielding. .......................C Merton.
Sonh rIeldihg.-....-.... .,.'..J M Barron
Lady EllsaSsth Mrs be Bar
Kate Kyle, IAN orrhan,l. Miss saliie Partingtnn.
Perdita, THE Lost Child Little Marie
kalougoua, !the great medicine of
Aunt Mis-. JENNIE sf Far nesnan
Overture, orchextr
To conclude wi b the last new Farce ola
MODEL HUSBAND.
Mr.. Simon shanky, Ia Model Husband, j. r. Lamb
MIR. sampson shanky. this Brotber.)
". u Bailey
&. Merton
Joe, this Tiger, Miss jackson
Mrs. khanky, tWife to simon.). sfiss Ida Vernon.
woman, Mrs. De Bar
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r.
SOMETHING NEW.
ONE DOLLAR STORE
Will Open on TUESDAY, Jan; ed, At
NO 239 MAIN STREET,
Under Spotswood Hotel,
FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.
The citizens of Richmond are respectfully in
formed that we have taken the above mentioned
store, for the purpose of closing out an immense
NEW AND ELEGANT JEwELRY,
o co, can Eg %, , 9e Saa a@d @ gt pH9 Co.,
LAR, Regardless Of Costi
The stock embraces the effects of several large
jeweiry manufacturers, who have recently failed
IN CONSEQUENCE or THE CRISIS.
II consists of every variety of Ladies' aud Gents
JEWELRY; Elegant Sets Of Mosaic, LAVA,
BUNCLE, CLUSTER, BOUQUET, GRAPE, TWIST,
together with an endless variety of FANCY SETS,
. L : OF every dcSeripllon, Gents t ~
LET'S OF all styles and patterns PENS, PEA'
GILS, TOoTH-fICKs, STUDS and SLEEVE BUT
ALL NEW AND DESIRABLE,
And sold at
The astonishing low price of
ONE DOL l. r Each,
Without Regard TO Cost
Call and be convinced
NE TAKE NOTICE.
Aud NO Sales at Auction.
Erery Artieie Manufactured for the Reyuidr Rtaa
All our Good. are new wan and perfect and Of thu
same quality as is generally retailed at from
THREE TO FIVE HUNDRED PER CENT
more than the actual cost.
So now, ladies and gentlemen, you have an oP'
portunity ot purchasing,
For ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
more than could be purchased for So, and evsn
$50. under other circumstances.
Be REMEMBER,
iOL' Gan TAKE YOUR CHOICE
For ONE DOLLAR Each
Call and satisfy yourselves, ut
Ii. Il, H0YT co.'s.
No. e39 Main st. under spo:swood Hotel.
A BOND JARRETT Aornt ia
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-At Mrs. n. II. TH0RNT0N'S
ID corner of Foushee and Franklin streets, a few
ladies and gentlemen will lind a desirable situa.
ton as BOARDERS, with handsomely furnished
rooms, in one of the most quiet and delightful To-
ca titles in the city. la 2l-lwt
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- -si7a-is- 'i=ssia isi-alsss-i=-s -
WANTS.

"ANTED-.A No. WASHER IROyER ana
w CLEANER, either white or eoiored who rsn
come well recommended. Apply to
REV. 4. V. MOORE
Ia c4-3t$ Leigh st between ath ard "a
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ser%s MESSRS. EDITORS: -Wishing to
- have our county tHenricol fairly aud
,,lthluilv represented in the coming C0NEEN
TON, and deeming il our duty to select our best
tpd most rel liable men. We take pleasure in a.
colnmending our worthy countvman Mr.. b. W.
GREEN. Knowing him to be perfectly conversant
great energy and industry, we think he is Just
suited to the times, and feel confident h is the
choice Of a large ma ority Of our voters.
ia 23-2t* VOTERS OF SIDNEY
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
LOST. STRAYED. &c.

New YORK, Jan % .-Arrived, schrs. jamestown
City Point: Senator, Norfolk.
TRooS, Jan. 7.-Sailed, ship Cobooncy. Norfolk
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- FOR THE CONyENTION.-R.F.
Delegates to the STATE CONVENTION, from
this city, by many voters, who appreciate his Pc
cuiar fitness for the position.
10 OF
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WANTED CGoK.-A liberal hire VII,
w paid for u suitable COOK. "
in %-ts r. BARTON HAWAII
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w AN L 4 D-A situation as TEACHER by
ence in teaching, Would prefer a place in soms
we'll established Academy or High School. Al.
dress Box ~ Biacksburg, Va.
Ia 10 DIST cMlt
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n TO THE yUIEKs UF HANU Z,
will be voted for az DELEGATE TO THE STATE
CONVENTION, from this county, by many voters,
siton Ia 1S-10t
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"ANTED-The ladies aud merchants of Rich
w mond to know that Mrs. s. STRlbER h.,
taken the house No. 81 Main street, next door
Thos. K. Price Co, for the purpose Of nakibg
CLOAkS. MANTlLLAS, DRESSES and Hos
n L :. Also, room over Messrs Watkfn,
Ficklen. for the accommodation of their custom
ers. Mrs. ). having had ten years experience IN
Baltimore and having made in the past year over
FIVE THOUSAND CL0AkS and MANfLES ;,
the merchants and ladies of Richmond, she feel,
confident of giving eutire Satisfaction 10 ali tsott
entrusted to her. DRESSES and NANTES err
Also. old HOOP SKIRTS made over making then
better than when first made. Thankful Tor The
patronage bestowed on her, she solicits a contn
uance OF the same Mrs. s. STRIDER
EyG Mr.. I. L. STRIDER will devote his tine
and talent to CUTTING. la ia--3ms
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- = 7arsvr sTse'---s- =
ORICE rAsTE.

10 cases Gomez sancho brand;
do. X. ". GaineH do.
u do. Wallis y Co, do.
do 4 e. DO.
On eoasignment for sale hy .eprs
l hand and for sale cheap Cottage aud n,Ae
Post Brdsleads; single bedxteAds and Cots -
hair and Cotton Mattresses; sofas aud ivy in
Tatesi Cxhinets. Wardrobe; Chairs, As.'
sj il 81 saa u'As' sss''''' ALExASpER Noff.
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STEAM SNIFF MILLS AM

IL SMOKING TOBACCO MANDATORY, 18th
STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN
SNUFFS, embracing the various kinds, viz:
French Maccoboy, Rappee and Scotch. SMOKING
and Virginia. each kind put up in their respective
manner. Turkish in bladders, French aud Ger
man in papers, aud Virginia in papers, bales and
barrels. All of our articles are warranted to be
of superior favor and character, aud sold at the
most satisfactory prices.
ia ou-< A.