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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05
For Sale,
Juy l0a, 1907.
M PL dNTATLOW

MT PL IMITATION,
IN the county of Hanover, con ainirg by an
I'd Fu'vey coo acre. suppose one third
par thereof is timhered laud. Th,rc is a,cn it
a two story Dwelling House. built out of the We
ny best materials. neatly painted aud has two
Ia Be roons and q passage below stairs, and FIVE
air. lodging rooms and pas age M Stars the
above house l. sixty fee' long and twenty two
and hat in wild b. The out hou.es of eLe,y
description are such as are calculated fos such
dwelling house and panta ion; ard are all in
goo1 repair. The yard and garden ave well en-
closed; The plantation is under good fences and
'.'ere ave npon it between FIVE and SIX hundred
gated Apple Trees, Which bear choice nui,
end iZU0 go Peach Trees. There i, aso ~
Ice i1ouse, b';cked IN The best manner, and ponds
It iu'e water i'll the neighhofhood. from which
plcn y of the best ice can lie had The abuve
Plantation IS about eleven Twelve mts lrun
RichTo d and in as healthy a neIg hborho, d as
any III this par, of tie coun ~ If should
meet with purchaser for this plan alton | wi
also sell al my Fur ni,ure. which Is such as the
hou'e above described will requre--also, all my
Sock OF hogs. Cattle, and sixty or sevcn,y head
Of pine Sheep
will also sell 1900 acres eff LAND, IN tie
coun of Creenbrier, abou, twenty FIVE miles
from Lc;Yieburg. aud haif mile of ,hc state
road leading 20 he Great kanawha this Land
IS ali Iimbe ed. n d was located in the year 1882
IA the name of Andrew Hamilton. Any per>on
WI o wishes 10 purchase The above property may
know the teIme 10y applying % the subscsiber re.
siding on the plantation, in The county OF Hano.
yer.
WILLIAM TRUEHEApT.
Aug 18th 1907 e,4w
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= UN AWAY from the Subscriber, living near
- King and Queen courthouse, on the Goth of
July lasr,
Il NEG RO MAN,
Named NELSON about c6 years of 5ge, and
about Eve feet four inches high yer, sturdy
made, very black. and hath down look, lie has
scar on his breast. and sno,hcr on his Ram,
ne pretends 10 tel fortunes he had on when ne
went t'em home pair of checked pantaloons ;
1t is probable. he will be dressed well, as he has
plenty OF money, which he took IRON me on
the day OF his elopernept-he has been for some
time in the COUNTY of Essex; but have been
informed he has zone to Richmond county. A..
ny person thar will deliver him TO ire in King
and Queen county. or secure him in any ill, so
that get him again, shall receive the above re
ward
RICHARD EUBANK jr.
August %. 1907. 3w
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FOR SALE.
MY tract Of Land,

In PoShatan county, containing between
nine hundred and thousand acres, and
lying within two miles of the courthouse.
and on both sides of Fine creek. Taistract
OF land would be sold entire, otherwise laid
OH IN lots to itpurchasers. Any persons
lnciinable to purchase, it is expected will
hrSt view the premises-any further de-
scription is deemed unnecessary. For
terms apply to the subscriber, living on the
premises.
SAM. BAsKERvILLE.
Powhatan, Jan. Attn, 1902. IS
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FOR SALE,

ohhosife Colonel Mayo's ne7v B.didings,
9th, Bird and 2nd proof Antigua Rum in
hhds. Of the crop 1S05-Imported early
1906
New England Rum in hhds. ard barrels
i pipe very Superior Hollands Gin
Rye Whiskey in barrels
Loaf and Brown Sugar in ditto
Coffee by the barrel or bag
Beef and Pork IN barrels
lrish Potatoes in ditto, suitable for table or
planting
Potomac Shad and IIerrings.
Stone Lime IN large and small casks.
md general assoi tment Of GROCr-
RES, &c. $c.--wltich will be sold low
for Cash, good psPcI, or exchanged for
0ountry produce, by
Joe GREENE.
Richmond, 9Th May, 1867.
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10 Be htNIEiJ.

mi Possession given in zen days;
-FOUR large. elegant and connections
\ STORES, in the most central amC! bu-
sy part of this City. Tothem are attach
ed, elegant, airy and extensive accommo-
dations for the families of the tenants.
JOHN MAYO.
June 90. -
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MOI ICE.

THE books, papers, and accounts Of the
4 late mercantile firm of MCrcdie and
.M'Miilan, Of the city of Richmond. being
now in the possession Of George Mere
die, one of the Adm'rs of John M'Credic,
deceased, who was the surviving partner of
MCredie and Mcmillan. Therefore all
those who arc indebted either by specially
or otherwise, are requested to make inn
mediate payment to George M'Credie, or
make such other arrangement as may be
most conducive to the interest Of the said
concern, as well as TO the debtors thereof.
1t is expected that due attention will be
paid to this notice, as it is desirable that
close should be Immediately made Of the
transactions of the above mentioned firm.
NANCY M'CREDIE, .zdm'rr.
JAMES PENN, }
GEORGE M'CREDIE, |a"Frs'
Manchester, Goth June, 1907. #
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June 90.
Manchester Yu1slAe CombaNy.

NOTICE is hereby given. that an adjourn.
4 Y ment OF the general meeting CT Stockhold
ers has been made 10 the FIRST Monday in mex
month when it is expected The members gene
rally, will attend either in person or by attorney
duly qualified to act fot them.
JAMES BRAEDER, elk.
Sd August 1907 ldn
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Five Negro Slaves,

1T a mecfing 81 the 5oc,efy If Cintinnah al
he Cahitol in me city Of Richmond, on
7Anrs9oy, the 2sfA day Of Nay, 1907.
Peseivei, That general meeting Of tho so
eiely be called on the second Monday in DE
oember next, TO meet az the capitol 10 the city
cf Richmond, TO take into CONFEDERATION, and
make al Ultimate destination Of their funds.
R-soived, That the standing committee be d.
rec,ed aid ves'sd with Inc power Of converting
all III fnnds Of tbe society into money, wsieh
shall be laid cut IN Stock Of the Bank Of Viz
GINA bu, the said comriuce are not au,so.
med 10 sct undor this re olution mill after the
said second Monday in December next.
Signed,
JAMES WOOD, Presidau.
Auts',
S&s.5 CoLENAN, Secretary.
In pursuance of Ire foregoing resolutions TIC
rcr5crs Of the Virginia STATE Society OF Gin
ciura,i, arc requested 50 meet AZ the Capitol IN
the city OF Richmond, on the teeond Monday iu
Deeerbcr next, fer the purpose therein con-
temp.S,sd.
JAMES WOOD, PTssiaea,.
Atest.
SANS COLEMAN, SER. 81
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Fifty Dollars Reward.
z UN AWAY from Reuben c!opton, when
- living in King William county, in the year
1871, o" the first Of January.
4 Negro Man.

By the name Of NE PrUNE, who formerly be-
ionged 10 the estate Of John Iales, dec living
then in the lower end OF HenIico--he is q tall.
pcrsly fellow. Stops in his shoulders. or you
may say round shou;dered. high forehead, his
hair peeked up each side OF his forehead, hat
nnse, large white teeth. draws his words when
he talks, or ra,her talks through has nose, and
has scar son1c where in his face, abcu, forty.
i've years OF agc-il is supposed he is now pas
sing as a Tree man in the city of Richmond rs
ne 'hmN5 hin'ss,t secure. There never has any
efforts been made to apprehend him--he has a
wife at John HaIes, dc. living in the lower end
Ct that county, and neutrality-suspicious. he may
b. haibpsed there. Any person. that will ,ieli-
yer him 10 William Ciopton, in Cumberland, or
secure him IN any jail, so that get him again,
shall receive the above reward.
ELIZABETH CLOPTON.
Cunbeyland county,, Aug IL 1917. if
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Zen Dollars Reward.
Run AWAY from the Subscriber. on the
IL 20h July,
A Negro Man,

Named IONEi. about twenty two years old
i've i'.t, six or eight inches high well made AVID
very likely speaks rather quick and short had
IN whe" he went away, an o.naburgs shi and
hemp ro''s ove'als. bur carried wi him g.ey
oa.'mets coat with lappels a swansdown waist
coat, am Pair OF ovefal,s Of da,k Corduroy.
Ia &c cert and an Old "ur cut Goa; oC o,ab colo.
e. ~ he las raised in PowhaIan coun.y, and
u IS very l.ke') that he may be ab3u; Nus. Chas
zen Cocks. as lie formerly belonged to cha, es
ate Any person, bringing said Negro 10 me.
III charlotte county. or securing him in any jail.
SO that gs' him ag in, shah be entitled TO The
above reward OF Ten Della s
JOHN THOMAS.
Cha'l';te county. Aug. I h, ISC7. NV
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Advertisement

LAtt ' Nj ITO GliICIlLs
PY virtue of deed cf trust. executed by Tho.
- mas Appiebury, recorded in the court Of Flu
va ma county, 10 the subscribers for The purpose
of securing The payment Of debt due to Dun
can M'Lauchiand aad Co. will be sold at Kendall
Lees Tavern, in the town Of Columbia on the
18th day Of September next TO the highest bid.
der, for Cash,
Five Negro Slaves,
Eight Horned Cattle, TWO Hor,es, ore Maze.
three Feather Beds and Furniture. sixteen Hoes,
with the increase Of the said Female Slaves and
sock since the year 1893, or so much thereof
will be Sufficient TO raise The sum of three huns
bred and thirty three pounds ono shilling ard ten
pence, with interest from the fourth day of Fe.
binary, 1898, and costs, charges, &c,
Robert RiH,
c,aren P1tor. ss,vivipg
Sohu 7imLrlaLe, Z 7iastses.
RObeyf 2vwlss,
Fuvanna, Angus, ., 1907. Aw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05

THE prevailing disposition to encourages
the progress of Literature, 1.-THE peculiar
favor which ST. MARY's COLLEGE has
enjoyed ,..and the many splendid chances
ohered to adventures by the above
Scheme, induce the Managers to antici-
pate a rapid sale of the Tickets The
Drawing will commence as soon as a sufi
Gent number is sold to authorize IT. Tn
managers have given bond to the State ie
the penalty of Sirfy thousand Dollars ton
the faithful payment of the PRIZES, which
VIII be paid, subject to deduction of FIT
teen fiel' cent. thirty days after the Draw
ing IS hnished.-Prizes not demanded
within twelve-month from the comple-
ton ct the Drawing, will be considered az
donation to the College.
lICKETs to be had of the Managers, or
OF such persons as may be authorized bv
ghem. -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05
Notice,

Notice,
THAT by virtue of deed Of trust made 10 Ms i,
we shall on Satu day the 26lh day Of S, p.
ernber next, before the front door Of tho Kseie
Tavern in this city, expose to sale for ready mo.
ney, to the highest bidder one certain piece or
parcel Of GROUND situate in his Ct y, az Kock.
cts being part Of Roper's Tenement, IS il is
generally dcnominsted and which is more par,I
eula y dc4cibed in the aforesaid deed execu ed
by Richard Young 10 ut, and duly recorded ia the
Hussings court OF this CITY or SO much thereof
as shall be sufficient TO pay and satisfy Byd
George the sum Of 400 dollars, with intere,,
thsr On from he 10Th day of May 1907. and the
costs and charges attending the execution Of this
trus.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05

WILLIAM DU BoURe,
JoHN TESTER,
LUXE TIEREAN,
ROBERT WALSH,
WILLIAM LoRMAY,
ALEXANDER M'KIM, =
Henry WILSON,
SAMUEL STRRETT,
JAMES M'HENRY, ~
SAMUEL HoLLINeswoRrH, -
LEWIS DU BoURe,
PHILIP LAURENsoN,
u TICKETS tn the above Ioferv
for Sale by CALICO, RIeHARD q Co.
wifi
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Twenty Dollars Reward

Angus, IS h, 1907.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31

X DUCATION-JoHN RoBERTsoN respect
- fully informs the public that he will cont.
nue. TO teach in capt. VIM. %. Mcriwether's neigh.
borhood, the English Language grammaticallv.
the Latin, Greek and French Languages, Arith.
metic, the elementary parts Of Mathematics. I,o.
g7c, Ethics, History, ancient and modern, and Ce
ograPhy with the use of the Globes
His fees are "a dollars per annum; first GUAR
ter paid in advance. In addition to his present
number of scholars, he will take seventeen more
He hopes from his experience, attention, and &C.
neral success as teacher, to meet with the encou
ragement of the Public
Mr.. john Watson, who lives very corTenicn..
WI take to the number of twenty or twenty-five
boarders. Dec Il. Tla>y9n%1
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wash SALES.-To be sold, for ready money,
~ npursuarce of deed Of trust from David
Ross, esq bearing date the 5th day of July 1906
&recorded in the general court, An order to raise.
the sum OF 5 $4,000 and upwards, and the charges
and expenses ofsale--Thosc well known MILLS
with the appurtenances, i'll the city of Richmond.
called the Columbian Mills. Two undivided
third parts OF the Deep Run Coal Pits, in the
county of Henl1co, containing about 1850 acres.
more or less. Two ludivdedtilrd parts of the
Fslling-Creek Coal PITS, in the county OF Ches-
terheid, containing about one hundred acres
Two undivided third parts of the Dover Coal
Lands, inthe county of Goochland, containing a.
bout ninety acres, which three several tracts of
Coal Land were held in partnership between the
said David Ross ana lFarirs CUTrie, deceased
The Columbian Mills and Appurtenances, are
subject to ground rent 20 Samuel Overton; and
ting SAID Mills and two tracts of Coal Land, first
mentioned, pledged for the security of surdry
sums Of money, due to aIrs. Frances Tabb and
VIM b. Giles, administrator of John Tabb decd
large proport;cN of which, is stated by the said
Ross to have been paid, and other estates are
pledged for the balance. For further information
on tins subject, persons inclined TO purchase, are
referred TO the said Ross, or it may be obtained
on application to the subscribers-The sales will
take place at the Eagle-Taveri,, in the City of
Richmond, on Wednesday, the Doth of January,
1903. L. w. ROOTES, >,
WILSON ALLEN, 1'"''esf'
Nov 80. [epH1
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T-oc-&.sA.-h., s--e-.,- Cow. % g. 49,.
hoiden at the Capitol, in Richmond, Nav
1st, 1907.
Samuel Booker, administrator, with the will
an!e-c3 e WIN. Brown, deceased, Paiati6-A-
gainst J. John Scott and Wii.lai.i YER, DIR
!ants
The defendant VIM WSr, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to
the act of Assembly and the rules Of this court,
and 1T appearing to the satisfaction of the court,
thSt he is not an inhabtant of this country, on
motion of the pleintitf by counsel 1t is ordered,
that The said defendant do appear here on the first
day Of the next terri, and answer the bill OF the
plaintiff, and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in
the city Of Richmond for two months successive
", and posted ut the front door of the Capitol in
the said CITY,
Cosy Tcste, PETER TINSI.EY, c. c.
Dec. 10. GawSwsO
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NO BE SOLD 20 the highest bidder, on T,es.
u day the twentY-ninth Of December next :
Tract Of Land in Powhatan county about four
mics troT, the court house, and two from Peter
vile church, containing IS late survey. $50 acres
there arc many considerable converiences attach.
cd to the Land. it being in good ne ghborbood
IN which are ar,,mber CT manufacturing and errist
mills is remarkably we'll watercd, aboun,i;n,-
with good springs, and bounded with three bold
streams on three sides, the smallest of which
streams is large manufacturing mill within 400
wards of my barn. the soil very rood ard lies level
On this tract are two settlements with rood orch
ards OF well selected fruit on each, Which NAV be
sold serarately-The terms of sale will be one
third OF the money in hand, and the other two
thirds in four equal annual payments, giving bond
and security and deed of trust on the Land. to
secure the payment At the same time and place
will be sold rs above, the crop of Corn, Fodder
and Oats, the stock Of all kinds, Plantation Uten
sis. household and kitchen Furniture, one GOOD
London made Still, apple and peach Brandy, a
quantity of late cider, vinegar, &C. Cash will
be required for all sums under 20 dollars six
month credit for all sums between twenty and
eighty dollars, and twelve on all sums above e;eb
ty dollars. There will be hired out for one wear
(to commence the first of January next,1 or o
Negroes, on the usual terms of hire at the same
time and place. DAVID OWEN
N. B. Should the day appointed for the sale of
the above property, prove nSsvourable, it will be
continued from day to day until sold.
Nov. 81. (lawtds>
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TUESDAY, December 90.

A measure from the Senate by Mr. Otis their
Secretary
" ALy. Speaker, the senate have arIced to the
amendments made By the House to the bill cnti-
tied : I'm act LAYING an embargo on all ships and
vessels in the ports and harbors OF the IT, States -
and then be withdrew
M. Bar0a from the Joint committee for inroll-
&C! bills reported that the committee had examin-
cd an inrolled bll, entitled 4" An act laviug an
embargo on all ships and vessels in the ports and
harbors OF the United .States," and had found the
same to be truly inrolled Whereupon, MIR. Sbea-
kG signed the said inroIlcd bill
mr. Bacon from the same committee also repor-
tea that the committee had presented to the Pre-
sident OF the u States for his appreciation of the
inrolied bin. before mentioned
A message from the Senate by Mr.. Otis their
Secretary:
Mr.. Speafsy: The President of the listed
States has approved and signed an act which orr
ginded in the senate, entitled " An act laying Ar
embargo on all ships and vessels in the ports and
harbors OF the United States :" And then he
withdrew.
Or motion Of Mr. Ro7uas and seconded. that the
House do come to the following resolution:
ReSofved That the injunction Of secrecy attach
ed to the passage Of a bill imposing or laying an
embargo on tho vessels within our ports and har-
bors be taken oil, and that the secret journal rela
tive to chat subject be published.
a division the question was called for by Mr..
Bibb, snd
On the question that the House do agree to the
first member Of the said resolution contained in
the words following 10 wit:
Rrseigsd, Thst tho injunction Of secrccy attach
ed TO tue passage Of bill imposing or laying an
embargo en the vessels within our ports and mar
bOrs DC taken OIL
Il was yss0lUea in the affirmative
Inc question was then taken that the HOUSE do
agree to the second member of the said resolution.
contained int the words following 60 wit > {. and
shat the secret ou nal that SUBJECT be publish
cd"
And resolved IN thc affirmative.
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SATURDAY, December 10.

On motion Of Mr. Stafford and seconded, that
tie committee OF the wnoie House to whom was
referred the bill entitled " An act laying an en-
barge" &c. be discharged from the consideration
thereof, aud after debate on the said notion the
qt775ion was taken thereupon, and passed in the
negative.
The House according to the order of the day
resolved Itself into committee OF the whole on
the sad bill, and after some time spent therein,
Mr. Speaker resumed the chair, and Mr.. Mas
tiers reported, that the committee had according
10 order had the said bill under consideration and
directed him TO ask leave to sit again.
ReSoivel, That this House VIII on Monday
morning a!rain resolve itself into committee of
the whole en the biil entitled 60 An act LAYING an
embargo" &c An then the House adjourned I'M
IL Monday lnorning IL O'Clock.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31

A NEW TAVERN viii be opened at King &
d Queen Court House on The first day of Ia
nuaTy next, by the Subscriber, who has leased for
that purpose, the houses belonging to Robert Pol
lard, Esq. lin which tavern was formerly kepD
and provided himself with every thing neces-
sary for the gcntcel accommodation of those
who may cali on HIM. The subscriber knowing
that to solicit the public Patronage viii not be eff
tectiye unless e deserves it, pledges himself that
nothing shall be wanting 20 ensure general satis-
t"ct.on. ALEX. r. MUSE.
King q Qmeen G. Y. Dec. o. (ep6t)
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HOUSE, or REPRESENTATIVES,

fA1pAY, December is.
message in writing was received from the
President OF the United States, rs fclloweth:
TSee message and documents in our last 1
'On motion of Mr.. KoYani and seconded by Mr.
CLAY.
The said MESSAGE and documents accompany
ing it were severaliy read:
ordered, That tie letters referred to in said
IncssrSe be returned to the President Of the Uni
tee States, sSrccab!y 10 his request.
Onaoticn 90 Mr.. Ran3olph. and seconded, that
the House do come to the following resolution
g Resolved, That an embargo be laid on all
shippnDi the property of citizens of the United
States noN in port or which sh II hereafter arrive"
And the question being put that the House do
agree to the sand resolution, and tic question
thereupon, IT,, Yeas and Nays being demanded
by one fifth at the members present, and debate u
rising, inotien was made by Mr.. lIaeon, and Sc
ccnI,d, that tae resolution do lie on the table
1t WAS resolved IN the affirmative.
message from the Senate by Mr.. OTIS, thcir.
Secretary MIR. Speaker, the Senate hare in con-
tidencc directed me to inform this honorable
House, that they have passed bill entitled q An
ctli!ing an embargo on all ships and vessels in
the ports and h,rbors OF the United States" in
which bill they desire the concurrence OF this
House, and then he withdrew.
The said bill was received and read the first
tine.
On motion, the said bill was read the second
tine and ordered 10 be committed to n committee
Of the whole House on the state of the union on
tins day.
On motion of Mr.. Cro1pnirsiield and seconded,
Jesotps4. Ttat the House Will Immediately re-
solve itself into committee of the whole House
the SAID b:u.
The House accordingly resolved itself into the
SAID committee.
And after some time spent therein, Mr. SPEA-
NEa resumed the chair and Mr.. Masters report
ed, th2t The committee had according to order.
h.d tlc sad bin under consideration, but not ha
wing time To go through the same, had directed
ham to ask tor leave to sitagain.
Resolved, That this House will IN MORROW again
resolve itself into committee of the whole OH the
bill eHtlted " An act iaying embargo &c.
Andthe House adjourned until te. morrow morn
ing u O'Clock.
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WANTED TO PUhGHaSE,
A NEGRO WOMAN of IS or 80 years OF
L n age, that understands Cooking. For one
that can come well recommended for cleanliness,
sobrety and steadiness, Il liberal price will be
given-Enquire at the Office of the Enquirer.
Dec. f. 80 (tf)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31

JOHNSON and REAT, .SfesUs.lers q 3lloer-
y snuths, Richgond; few doors above the
Bell.Tayern, and just opposite col. Mayo's new
building beg leave to inform the inhabitants of
Richmond, Manchester, and their Vicinties, that
they have or hand large supply of Work, COM
posed fthe latest Fashions, viz-An elegant as
sortment of pearl and topaz Breast Pins, Finger
Rings and Bracelets, plan gold do. of nearly all
patterns, Miniature Settings, mourning and fancy
LocIets, Ear Rings, mourning and fancy, cor
nelian, topaz, PLAN gold and common Watch
Keys, gold, pebble and glass Seals, gold aud
gilt Chains, mourning and fancy gold mounted
Necklace, plain and ornamented Combs, pearl
and tortoisesbel Segar Boxes, DIrks, Pen Knives
and Scissors; general assortment Of silver
Spoons and Ladies, Scissor Chains, Thmbles,
Pencil Cases, Pens, Spcctaccs, Tooth Picks
Ink Stands, Snuff boxes and 1wcezers, Moroc-
co Pocket Books and Thread Cases Also, sill
yer and plated Table Ware, consisting Of Coffee,
Tea and Milk Pots, Bread Baskets, Sugar Dish
es, Casters, Tumblcrs, Salt Stands and C.uidie-
sticks; and number of other articles TOO tedi-
GUS TO cnurnerate All of which they offer to their
friends on the most moderate terms that can be
afforded Orders from any place viii be thank
fully received and speedily dispatched.
December 4. 1eptc7