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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-04
December AZ, 1906. ID

virtue OF deed OF trust execu1-
ID cd to he subscriber, by Jacob Maddox, of
Buckingham county, to SECURE the paymen: of 4
debt due 70 ames Murphy & Co therein EXPRESS
ed, will Certainly be SOLD, 20 ,he highest bid
der, On Saturday the first day of February next.
It New-Market. in Amherst county, before The
store door CT the said James Murphy & Co.
The Following Property, to wit (:
Lucy and her two children, Milly and Nancy, or
SO much thereof rs viii be sufficient to discharge
the said debt. with eterest and charges
John Higginbotham, Trustee.
Warminster, Dec. 25th. 1905. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-04
uent,d, C.1ite Of Insurance.
Ianusry 18Th 1906


THE general meeting of the Mu ual Insurance
Company ag inst Fine ON Coops ana Fur
NITURE, in the state of Vns mia, which took
pi2ce this day agree ably to notice previous CIV
en-, in the public papers. was too hn TO autho.
rise any proceedings, 20 the general Concerns
OF the company The m eting was therefore ad.
joarned until 10 O'Clock n the morning Of Tues.
day the fourth day Of ncNi month
AS the affairs of he company in such as;a,e
as to require imperiously, immediate attention
AVID as most OF the members are nor, liable 70 in
cur all the disadvantages of the institution, wi n
outa possibility Of being, in any degree. benefit.
ted byit should any accident occur TO them, IL is
earnestly hoped, as matter of the first conse
querce to their individual interests. that they
will be pointed in attending the said meeting, eli.
Their personally or by proxy
VIM. II. Fitzwhylsonn, P.Agent.
Rich 7nond idm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-04

The sale OF the above property is postponed
until Saturday tine 22d of February next, at
which time and place it will certainly be sold,
on the terms above mentioned; the postpone tent
is in consequ nee of The above not appearing in
the Virginia Argus IN time to give the 80
days previous notice required by the deed in trust
John Hyginbofham rustee.
January Is n 1906
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-04
For S ALE.

MA L tract OF land, In Goochiand
AVA County. ON >the waters of Liekinghole
Creek. about 4S miles from Richmond and six
niies from Cartersyilic J containing about Coo
acres OF which so acres arc creek low grounds,
tic greater part of which is well ditcacd a.
bout two thirds Of the land Is cleared and in
good ORDER for cropping, with all necessary hous-
es Tor family and y farm. For terms apply to
me OH the premises. or TO Mr.. Arch'd Bryce, il.
William Britt.
Gooehland. Dec. Is. 1906. wst
AT Court continued and held for
Halifax county, the twenty-ninth
day of November, 1905.
scrryman Green and Nancy his wife, late0
Nancy Terry, daughter of Nathaniel
Terry. deceased, plaintiffs.
Against
William Terry, son and executor of Na,ha-
mel Terry, dec. Joseph Terry, Nathan
el Terry, James Thompson and Polly
Thompson his wife, lstc Polly Terry,
Robert Terry, Feeble Terry and Sarah =,
h,s wife, the said Joseph. Nathaniel, =
Polly, Robert and Sarah being also chill.
dren OF Nathaniel Terry. deceased John r,
| h;artin who married Elizabeth Dicker.
son Terry another child of the said Ma
thaniol Terry, dec. * who hath departsd
tais lie, Ohm CLANCY & Sarah Royal his :
wife late Sarah Roy all Martin, Marshall 6
Martin, Nathaniel Terry Martin, John :
Elmors and Nancy his wife late Mans,
| Martin. William Martin. Polly Martin,
john Martin, Edmund Martin and Abra.
ham Martin. the said Sarah Royal, Mar
shall, Nathaniel Terry, Nancy, William,
Polly, John, Edmund and Abraham, be
ing children OF the said John. Martin and
Elizabeth Dickerson his wife, and the
said William, Folly, John, Edmund and
Abraham being infants under the aye of |,
twenty one years. defendants
| J'aE defendants John Martin, John Chanc'
aud Sarah Royal hrs wife. John Elmore an,
N noy his wife, Marshall Martin and Nathani
e e'r, Martin, not having entered tltir an
p anoe aud given security according 10 the > I
of assembly and the rules of this court and
appearing to the satisfaction of the court tha
they are not inhabit ,nts of this country On tn
m p,ion of the plaintiffs by their counsel, Iii
orde'el. thar the said defendants do appear her
on the fourth Monday in March next and answs
the. bill of the plaintiffs and that copy OF thi
order be forthwith inserted in some newspape
published in the City of Richmond tor two month
successfully. md posted at the front door of tn
courthouse of this county.
A eopy-Teste,
John Wimbish, c. h. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-04


PROPOSALS for publishing the above Map, or
Plan may be seen At all he Book Stores in this
city where gentlemen wishing 70 possess them
selves OF one more impressions thereof. are re-
specially invited to bestow their eneou, agement
At an early period that the proprietor may be the
better enabled to have the work executed with
neatnessaudd dispatch The proprieto, presume
II obvious 70 every one, that in primary work Of
this nature, there will be many difficulties 10 90,
mount, much labor to be borne, and inevitable
expense incurred, whilst the reward is IN pros
pea which though never so fair an fiat,erin.
may nevertheless provedecepiious and 81 arr,o,n
his well founded hopes to obyiate which Gala.
nifty in desret, small part of the premium is
stipulated for in advance; tne terms beng six
dollars, one OF which TO he paid at the time of
subscribing, AMI the balance when the plan is
delivered. Should the proprietor be advised
thereto, he will transmit his proposals to some Of
the principal cnes and towns within the state
In the meas time any gentleman ar a distance
wiling TO encourage the undertaking by becon1-
ing Subscriber thereto, shall be considered such
BY directing letter TO the proprietor expressive
of that will.
Richmond, Jantary 10. 1906. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-04
Land for Sale.

Land for Sale.
TIE subscriber Offer. FOR sale, $50 acres RI
= thai valuable tfad al LAND, belonging 70
,ne is'e col bsrh7rd Mattham, dec. about three.
miles Gbovc Manchester and i-ins uno,, ,l. r;yer
ahomns several very convenient mill scans. mi,
tract possesses many advantages which woula
be considerable to purchaser. IL i.nsv unf.-
o'Sh eni'iva'icn, inclosed in good fence ami
wei wa'ereo; two thiyds of tie above t,asl -
eovere9 with valuable timber, and lies conver;-
emit either TO the turnpike or river. The abov.
iand II nor disposed ofprivatcy, prior TO the Isr
Gay OF May, ii! ;hen be offered at public ,,c,
hon' on the premises, in lots to sui, purchasers
ANY person wishing to view it, will b. shewn r
BY the subscriber, or in his absence by W;l;,.S
Bowies residing thereon
George Markham
December 24sh. 1905. within,
Valuable Family Mcd1cf0eS
Jun received direa from the pa.ep,ce, ,rd s.,
SALE at this Office, the followine v.,u.S,I
Medicines.
Dr. Rasason's .1nfi-Bifous and Sfomnch.I
Biffers.
Prepared by THOMAS H. RAWsoN. m.mb.r
OF the Connecticut Medical Societv:
TnrsE Bitters have undoubtedly had RI, ,,,a
rapid fsle OF any Patent Medicine ever b,Cor.
dileovered, and arc juGly appreciated for ,be;r
angular aud uncommon virtue. for refor;po
weak and dceayed contributions, and all tl,,, ,,,o
OF complicated complaints 70 common IN the
'Pting and iaii ieaions fueh as intermitten, Fee
vcrs and Augucs long Autumnal Feyer,, Dx..r.
teries' &c. They are alto very pleasant bitter
TOT common uie, aud where they are known th.v
nave taken the place and fuperceded tho nfe of
all other hitsers in public houies as well as in p,;
| vate families. r.
Or. Lees Hfn9hom) Bilious Pills.
The great iale and inerea6ng demand for theft.
valuable pills Tor thefe twelve years p,ft he.
ipeak their intrinGc worth They have proved
,hngularly ehcacious in Bilious and Y. low Fe
vcrs jaundiec Head Achs, Dyfenteries, Billion.
Che c, Cottivensis, Female com plants, &c.
| TIE very great demand and high effeem in
which thefe pills are held Throughout, the United
States and the Wen ludies, has induced MANY To
counterfeit them the purehafer is regretted TO
obierve that the name of Samuel Lee, run. fthe
patented is aihxed to each bill oil direao n,, IN
ms own hand writing, or they will not be eenu-
ine.
DR.. RGSrson's Itch Ointment.
A certain and fate application for tina. df.-
! greeable complaint called the ITCH.
| DR.. Ra5vson's init Eiious Pills. mr. Eon,;I.,
! Physic.
! The extraordinary celebrity thefe pills have
gained the uni'erfsi demand for tht m and efteem
OF which they are held by medical men Of the
hrR emincncc, are fuficient teflimonial. of their
intriafie worth. In great Gods and fudden ar
tacks oil iiiorders early ufe OF thefe pills often
produces the hapPieit effects, and taken once in
| eight or ten days in cafes OF indigeRicn, head.
aehs' dizzinefs, pains in the homach and bowels,
syientries' diarehGas, dropfcs. &c. and liberal
uie OF my anti bilious btrcrs in the intermediate
time mas relieved patients almoh TO a miracle.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-04

N:..thester 7nsubihe Compare.
NiNTB RgoutsIrIoN.
HE Shareholders of said company are here,
by required topay Into the bands oil James
Branticr. Treasurer, the additional sum of ten
dollars on each share, on or before tue 9th day
OF February next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-04
For Jaundice q bilious complaints
WEEATON's
Genuine Patent Bitters.

Price only So cents,
secured to him by Letters Patent from the Pref.
dent OF the United States.
MEDICINE extremely nieful and cffiea eiou,
Tor curing laundicy and bilious diforde s. and re.
moving that inhi'g, faint and dRrefIcd feeling ar
the homaeAJ difficulty of breathing lois oil appc.
site and heepy, dull heavinsis in the forepart Of
the DAY. weakness and trembling of the lint
dizzineis OF the head, and yclownels OF eounte-
mace, complaints 10 common TO iaundiev and ri.
lious people.
ALTO, removing oblfruGions OF the bowels and
ofurine eholiey complaints. pukngs and pur sipos.
Incigeition, hex head ache, rheumatic COMPLAINT
&c. which ariie fronHa collection OF four billions
matter IN the ftomach, and at length reftorpe the
contribution to arength and vigor
lney are alto found very ulefu to carry .f
worms, andto cure rieiSetty children and NAV he
uicd with falety in all contributions, age. ard fe,.
The many cure, that have been eHr0ed in
New England by the above medicine (ss.rnay ba
Teen in the bi!ls) prevent the neceity of further
recommendation. LIKEWISE,
Wheaton's patent Itch Ointment,
Price only so cents.
! The only medicine in the word which will err.
tainly cure the ITCH, without having in !, ,nv
thing either dangerous or dfagrceabie It BENZ
eompofed notify OF ingredients never beIo-. af
covered or ufed in thar diforder
One bsx cures perfon, and there nsed he M
waihing after the ufe oft as the Ein ia general.
ly left cleaner and fmoo,her.
ALSO,
Raz05on's celebrated Bitteys 81 Lee's
genuine Windbam Antibilions PiN,.
- The above medicines are for Sa,. :, ,b;s
eiiee. '''''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-04
Lost or MIslaid,

PoBEaT ANDERsoM's acceptance to Richard
hRderssn's order on him in orr favor FOR in
favor OF John Hobson, jr at presen, ii is not re.
o''eted which, for thirty seven pounds ten
shilings dated 9th May, 1905. All persons
are cautioned against trading for the same. as
proper steps have been taken TO prevent the pay.
ment to any but the subscribers.
Hobson & St. John.
New-Canton, 18th Jan. 1906. w6t,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-04

,MIANTED, as House Keeper
w in large family. an elderly Lady,
VINO can come well recommended. Liberal wa
.es will ee giVea. Enquire vi the psin.er.
Nov 6, 1865. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-04


EuA % Winter Goods.
I he subscribers have received, and
arehsw opening considerable part of their
WOOLLENS;
kmonS which are
Bales of assorted Rose & Duffill
Rlanl:ets,
Do. Nap'd Cottons,
Do. Yarn & Plaid Hose,
Do. Waite & Coloured Plains,
Do. Kerseys & Halfthicks,
DO. CT s - Coatings, plain
and strip'd,
Do. Closns, assorted colours and
M prices,
Do. Forrest Cloths,
Boxes Mems Hatsassorted prices,
Irish Linens, Long Lawns, Dia-
pers, sc.
dso--An assottrnen, of HARDWARE. CUT.
LERY and NAILS.
In addition 70 which. they daily expea on the ar.
rival cf the Suffolk from London. a large as.
sortment Of
FASHIONABLE GOODS,
Which WILDE offered for sale their usual terms.
GlLLIAT * KIRBY.
O&ober 4, 1905. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-27
JOHNSON So REAT,
FERTILIZERS e SILYER.SB111,HS,

TEW ELLEkO u OLLF E6-oh no,
Ropc fer Jsie fbeir Fore three doors bo4v 14sGr
Taylor and Brsross Ten31e O6Ess, aad fsso doors
atov. the Bell Tavern, fbs following avficls, pig
DLATED Tea Pots, Sugar Dthes, and Milk Pots,
l. Tea Uns, Gator Stands, Candle Sticks, Defert
Dilhes Salt Stands, Table Spoons, Sugar longs Cob
let's Bread Baets, Deeanter Stands, and plated ham
died Knives aud Forks. g.
Silver, Table, Defert, Tea, Soup, To-day, Sauce,
Mufard and Salt Spoons; Silver Milk Pots, Tum-
blers, Sugar longs, Salt Shovels, Pincufhion Rims
sd Chains, Scifor Chains, Cloak CIafps, Hooks and
Eyes, Netting Needles, Tooth and Ear Picks, Bod
kins, Pencil Cafes, Thimbes, Shell Snuff Boxes FLYER
mounted Fruit and Penknives.
Tortofeihell Combs ornaulented with gold Of eve
fy fize and defcrip,ion from Is dolls. to SO cents
Gold Watcls Chains, SEALS and Keys of various pat
terms elegant Pebble Seals rate and Gold Earhoops
Of different Gzcs and patterns, Miniature Settings Of
various fizes, Mourning and Fancy Lockett Jet and
Coral eolonred gold mounted Necklace, let ard Car
net Necklace plain and neat Gold Neck Clafps, Ena.
melted Fancy and Mourning Bracelets; Gold, Cohons
and Silver Sleeve Buttons Gold Studsfor the Heeve
and Collar; Plain, Stone, Heart, Dog Collar
Topaz, Pearl, Cornelian and Mourning Rings, and
Breaa Pins of almoR every defeription all of which
with additional fupply that they espea very foon
they offer upon the n,oft moderate tsrns--They viii
alto urnh any article in the plate line upon the inort
en- rotce.
N B. The highea price given for old gold and FL
yer. December 2. eptf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-27
FOR SALE,
EOR Sale.
November ls.

~ FOR SALE,
y .LOVER-FARM, whereon now live, laying in
Loia county, the South anna River, adjoining the
Land Of Capt. James Winfton and MIR. Edward.Car-
land containing 800 i2 acres the plantation in good
repair. On this Land valuable meadows wei fet
with timothy and herd gratis, and great deal more
ready prepared for iewng. There isa good Apple Or
chard WIN variety oi other fruit trees there is
number of highly manured Lots with very highly
t,artiru. htuarion is very nandonie .,
pleafantcne the improvements are very convenient
and comfortable and injured. A great bargain
may be had in this valuable property the preeut crop
of Tobacco will ew the fertility of the foil If is
net told privately before Louiia January court will
then be ioid 1t public fale.
AinraApa Of the purchafe money will be requi-
red in land, the balance to be paid in equal an.
nual payments. +. L. CAMPBELL.
Louiia, Dec. 10. 2swsw.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-27
FRIDAY, Dec. 90.

On motion of Clinton, the petition Of Ifaac
ClaioD, and the report of the Committee Of
Claims made the ah fcHon, were referred to the
Committee of Claims.
On motion o. Mr.. Smile, The petition of Ma
thaniel Iriih, heretofore rtfented, was referred
to the Committee of Claims.
Mr.. Boyle, from the committee on public
lands, preiented bill to revive and continue
in force, an act, entitled, an act for the relief
of the refugees from the Britifh provinces Of
Canada & Nova. Scotia, which was referred to
Committee of the whole Houfe on Monday.
On motion of Mr.. Boyle, the Committee on
public lands were discharged from the further
confederation of the petition of VIM. MsCar-
ty, which was referred TO the Committee Of
Claims.
On motion of MIR. Wickes, the memorial of
N. Ledyard was referred to the committee
on claims barred by the ftatutes elimination.
Mr.. Early, from the committee to whom was
recommitted the bill prohibiting the imports tion
of ilaves into the u. S. preieBted new bill,
which was referred to committee of the whole
Houfe on Monday.
On motion of MIR. Bidwel, the confederation
OF the bill "to revive aud ma permanent an
act to preicribe the mode Of taking evidence in
cafes of conteted elections for members of the
Houfe of Representatives Of the u. s. and to
compel the attendance of witnefIes, and in adj
dition to the fame"--was refumed ir commit
tee OF the whole--MR. BAssET in the chair
Mr.. ]. Clay offered two new fec.ions, in con-
forrniy with the iutmation made by him when
the bill was before under confederation, the pur-
port Of which was
1. To provide that the magiarate before
whom an election was held f.ould be empow-
cred to examine on oath any perfon, voting
without being qualified, for whom he voted,
and direGted him to tranfmit fuch examinati-
on to the clerk of the Houfe of Reprvfesta-
tives.
2. Inhibitipg any court before whom cri-
miGal profecution, or action Of debt fhalI be
iullituted, from receiving the contents of fucb
examination in evidence.
On thefe proviaops debate Of fone length
aroie. Meiirs. J. Clay, Elliot, Smile and Find
ley Imported, and Meflrs, Varnum, BidweIl &
Sloan oPpofed the amendments.
| By the former gentlemen it w9s obferyed that
the provilioBs fubmitted were offered for the
purpoie Of prefervios facred the right of ele6i.
J en- ; that under tb~ exiting pToyifions Of law
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-27
RIcHNdoNn, SATURDAY MORNINGS DECEMBER 81 lsoe.

ITO fa,isfy decree Of the Federal Diaria Cour,
l. IIodgfon s Tate, Us, the efta,e Of Edward Car
ter, decd; ALTO Judgment of Backhoufe vs. the fame
and two DEGREES Of the court Of Clarcery, Francis
Brooke, and Polly his wife and Ann Williams Carter
VS.. the fame nall eer for fale, at Milton, in AL
bemarle, the FRI day of January, 1902 one hun
dred and fifty negroes. Among thoie negroes, there
are ten Carpenters, and Blacksmith the rciidue
eonfs Of likely Fellows with their families certain
proportion of heabove negroes, will be offered for eah
s, part Of them reafonabe credit Thofe negroes
will be fold fabjea to the life ease of Mrs. Sally
Carter. CHARLES CARTER, Executor.
December 9. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-27

4 GREAT Bargain offered in 735 acres Of
/ A LAND, lying in King 9; Queeneounty, one & an
half miles from Yark River, and bounded by Po-
ropotank Creek, the Lands Of captain William Shse-
kleford and Zschariah Shaesfory. This land is L.
vel, fertile and well timbered, with tolerable good
buildings and excellent water-rhe abundance of fin
and oyers at the very ipot, may alto be mentioned
as great uducenient to any pefion whiting to rur-
ehaie. This Land may be had low for can, or
good bonds at fhort payment. For further parteu-
lars apply TO John II. Smith, TO the fubferiber
JOHN TEMPLE.
Walkerton, September IS. If.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-27
SELLING OFF CHEAP

SELLING GEE CHEAP.
M e B. Alyers, intending 70 deehne tie retail G1fnes,
e8tr for alr, at reduced prizes, ibe zoJ0ie any part
efiLeir Psssnif Oek Of
DIR GOODS,
cssG7ias q a oarieiy Of 4A and JaionaLk artieies--
WIT:
7 RISK LINENS, Flanders Sheetings, Oznaburg.
Z Hefhans, Long-lawns, Linen and Cotton Cam
bricks Superfine and fecond Broad Cloth, and Ker-
feymeres. Blankets, Coatngs and Flannels, Bennets'
and Fancy cords and Velvets, Swanfdown and Mole
fins Rich fgurd Satins, Silver Mullins, Sareenets
Italian Lutefirings, Cotton and Silk Chsmbrays OF
very handione patterns. A few excellent fix Peles
Glovesand Holiery, elegant Pumes, wreaths and fam
ey Head Ornaments, variety of handfcme Ribbons.
Table Cloths and Napkins in fets s.4, IA SC 1914
Diapers. A few fets of China in boxes of 40 pieces
Sets of Cut Glais Decanters, Wine and Tumblers
-glais Bowls, fpece-bottles, Hall Lamps, Sc &c.
Thofe who buy with cafh, will be allowed very
liberal Diicoun., which will be encreaied according
the augmentation Of the of their purchale al
an} time. On any fums of eonieguence, cre-
di, il required, will be given of three to fix months
lie pnrthaier giving spprovsd negotiable paper.
For fae, alto, as uual, complete afIortinent Of
Dutch Boiling Cloths. Dec. IL. eptf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-27
ENOcH SULLIVAN,

OFFERS For S>{LE,
ut biz Tezvslry Store, nearly oppejfte tie Eagie,
a COMPLETE alortmeut Of Cold, Gilt, Sill
N YER Pased, JSPsEs.s & -Scsrririy rs,
Tea-Pots, Sugar Difhes, Milk Pots and Spoons,
Rims and CATERS and bottle Siiders.
Silver Watches Seals, Keys and Ghains, aud Watch
Materials, Sand Crucibles, Ladies and GGnticGiens
Morocco Poeksi Books, and PurIes, Glove Ties,
laitic Carriers, fix Puries, SSc. Ivory and bone chef
men and boards, Backgammon Tables, Battle Doors
and Shuttle Cocks Etin wood ca Caddes, Ladies s.
Gentlemen's drefing Cafes, patent Sufpenders, hat
Covers, &c. Guns, horfersen's and pocket Piaols,
Swords and Drks, fword Knots, Belts Salhcs, Epau-
iettes, military Feathers, &c. Fiu,es, Flies, Drums
Violin Strings &c. Powder FIaiks, ihot Belts, bird
Nets, gun Hammers and Flints, Whips, Canes with
and without Swords, boot Jacks and Hooks, Spurs
Horfe Piemes Sc. Raiors and raior SSrops ihaving,
Boxes and Bruihes, Violet and Windlor hair Soap,
Powder, Bags, Pufls & pomaturn, tooth Powder,
Ehences, Reavess Coors, tan,borc Needle Cafes,
Pins and Needles, Sectors and rhinlbles, hair Lead
and Slate Penes Ivory Paper Folders letter Racks,
&c. Ivory, 1ortoifehcll and Horn Combs, goggles,
Speaacles and Cafes, key and curtain Rings, Ink
itands, Tobacco and Snuff Boxes Caudeilicks and
Shutters, bread Bail.ets, Waters, rsa Trays, Knives
and Forks, Britannia Metal Mugs, Tea Pots, tea
and table Spoons gais globe Lamps for Halls tooth,
comb, Cloths, hearth, Floor, Troubling & hoe Brufh
With variety Of other articles connected with the
above enumerated
Articles of Jewelly or Silver Ware, will be exeeu-
ted to patterns delcription, with difpatch.
Hishel price will be given Tor old gold or filver.
z. SULLIVAN,