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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-10
YOUNG LADIES' BoARDINc-scHooL,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY he gene
rel appreciation srhich seas expressed by those PAT
rens q Literature and .frss ssho honorea this insti
i":.'va .. ."s.s .ii.",i..nts "a. sae iurr pa1iis yecfr1sf.
ons. end grateful for the ercoaniun,s ,hey besto.--a
srhiist ~iesrins thr exhibition Of benntanskib, rec
de "zssrk, embroidery, &c. &c. I venture apuin tc of.
fer ay. serviecs in the diseharge of those dates
Sahteh h0ue occupieda material part Of ny latter
years.
INN, ated by the prospect Of meeting the SUPPORT
4 hdSe h'theris received, and con,ene Stating the
pteasares I hass IN viet, BY tivrher c.s.ribunng TO
fhe o~e''st 81 nc rising generation / intend dra;cu.
tinS my sofioie time to the IN, rroveslent ana e.fifen-
fion q Such lomnS Ladies' as may be entrusted 70
IN, core /: Ass;ainS their parents, .guardiass, Is.
that at shat % nlp Constant study to d;scever the
tnrr or bent 9f their minds /; thar qphcre It is neesy,
s6ry, L may Ge dkic, by9cntlc and persunsiee means.
so TO n,e!iorate their dispositions as to ;nurcc them
20 Srtsh to learn /; and suhcre the propensity IS AREA.
Ay aiSccrnable, TO heiShtea IL b. 1ast commentaries.
mat a 'nay become mare seduiousiy ~e,nuious.
The utmost cIation shall be used to preserve them
IN heath, TO impress them with JUST notions of 81.
ETY. ard virtue, and to make them understand the
necessity 81 attending to anoSGl 0nd eontcssis ccono-
my. In tine, such will be ny pride to give entire
sathfaction, thar they sat knosp no other difference
By being from home, than the a6ssnce from their ba.
tents, &c. and being Obliged to attend GIigeatl, to
the ORDERS and regulations ef this Institution.
is vievoinS Suhdt has been doxe, is a better critic
ron man any ofher Trherebs TO judge 2iat mar be
attained, the Subscriber 6ess lcavc 70 infornt tie La
s,es and GentE''nea Of Richsnoni, and is vic;nity,
thar q Specimen, the PeformG.ce of q Tonne L~-
~ Of that "ty, seho Spas orly eighteen ntaR:hs a,
TIE a6ove Seminar, mag Re seen OF. apbiication al
1r. -drchibaM Mis6ef'S, lLychaat IN RicLms md
SARAH FALXENER.
q E0rrr possible e*srasn is eu,bloyed 10 bro
ea-e a discreet & properly qualified person to .e4cGt
InUsic.
TIE SrhooiwiN be opened or the first da, Of :jJa.
n.sary nevt
- TIE terms for tait,on. 5oars. %zu.zshing, loag-
ing &c Ss are enc hundred and E0e dollars. Far
d4r scholars iSrtntsdoNa,S pr antum.
The hon@e Is remarkably co,n7n9i9us and ueN
constructed Or fhr nrr srrvatinn at herhI
Warrenfon, Nsrth- CayoAiu.,
December 1871. 1903. lds'f9p
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december IS. o,ws.r

IL DuCAIJ0N-TI.e Subscriber returns his
- thanks to the public, for their confidence in
him rs a teacher, and so!'c;is continuance Of
their patronage lie hopes, tina; from his expert
encc and diligence in his profession, lie shall, be-
anic to give general satisfaction. He proposes
70 continue lbs SCHOOL, the ensuing year, for
the Instruction of BOYS in the Greek. Latin and
English lnguages, Geography, and the use Of
the Globes, the clements or Geometry, with prac-
tcal Surveying, also the elements of Natural
PHILOSOPHY Writing; and A:;!ffaett;c IvTaiis.r,
Decimal and Analytical. The price of board,
tuition, washing, bedding and fuel will he an
hundred dollars for the term, paid quarterly in
aivance, TO commence on the sixteenth of Janu-
AIRY, and expire about the tenth of Decemhcr Col.
lowing. THOs. NELSON.
humanity Hall, Forks of Hanover,)
Deccmber 18th. 1903. oaW4WN
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INSERTED, from the service of the United
- States, or the goth ult. DANIEL liz
CAS-, a private of the regiment of Light Artille-
ny. The said Lacas was born IN Orange county.
V'rg1nia, (but whose parents now reside in Am.
herst y is IS years Of age, 5 feet 9 inches high,
sfa fair complexion, blue eyes, brown hair, and
was ~ occupation q farmer. he had on at the
Tune OF his dcsertion, the uniform ofhis regiment.
The usual reward will be paid on his delivery To-
me-. at Fort Norfolk, or to any other officer of the
United States army.
WINFIELD SCOTT,
Capf. u. Stars' Light drtiHeyy.
december 81. 9,vyayy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-10

Y virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date an.
gB terror to the act, entitled " an act, concert
ing the sale of proper.y under executions and in.
cMmbrarces :" executed TO the subscribers, BY
hhord Bentley, in order to secure the payment
on a sum OF money due to Thomas Pertinson, as
tnereln eXpressed-we shall, on Tuesday, the
Ilth INST. IT fair, IT not the next fair day, at Pain.
vile in Amelia county, expose for sale, at pu.iic
auction, for ready money, twelve NEGROES, a,
mentisDed in said deed, to wit: Isham, Ned.
Jack, Nancy and her children, Themy, Peter e.
Amy, Phebe and her children, Tabby, Joshua
and Nelson, and Rachael, orrso many thereof, as
viii be suficientto discharge the debt mention.
ell IN SAID deed O ftrust, with the interest & cost
necessarily incurred BY carving the said tru.t
into execution. The shove deed Of trast is re-.
corded in the county court Of Arnelia.
8RMISTEAD \! 7OWNES,)
PETER RIS0N, Trustees.
january 5. oov9wr
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TEE Subscribers have on hand, at Private
Il Sale -
10 Hogsheads, and
80 Barrels Loaf Sugar,
10 Hhds. Brown Sugar Of superior quality.
10 Tierces prime. Green Coffee,
10 Bags of superior white do.
20 Hhds. Molasses.
y Casks old Port Wine, of superior quality in
Bottles,
6 Cases Stoughton's Bitters, containing doz
Pint Bottles each.
S.Do Raspberry Brandy,
3 DO. MethegIen,
Choice old Cogniac Brandy in Pipes,
Holland and Country Gin in Do.
Candles and Soap in boxes,
Ground Ginger in Kegs, &c. &c.
~ Bales Kendall Cotton,
With a very general assortment Of coarse
Wooiens, ali of which will be sold Inv for
cash, or on short credit, for approved endorsed
negotiable notes at the Bank of VIRGINIA
FNOSSER & MONCURE.
december u. 49,
N. Is. Cash will be given for two likely voune
Negro MEN, that have been accustomed IN nIan'
ta'ion business, and an unexceptionabIe COOK .
ana Tor sale, the best male House Servant IN yir''
sihia Also, So Virginia Bank Shares, for cash bv
a., l.. & M.
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WarrenfoA, Nsrh- Cayoiiu.:,
December 18Th, 1903.
1aw4p

IN Observation-Disclosures County
4 Court. 18th Nov. 1908.
George & Thomas Brown, Co,nblaivorts-a.
gainst Jacob Walsh, ,jr. & Stokely Towlcs. DE.
tentagts.
TEIS day came the c~ompl'ts, by their counsel
ana the def WaIsh, not having entered his ap.
pearance and given security, according to the act
ot Assembly and the rules of this court. and Il
nppeering TO the satisfaction Of the court that he
Is not an inhabiiant of this state, on the motion of
the compits, 1t is decreed and ordered, that the
SAID deft Ha1Sh appear here en- the FIRST dav oG
March term next, and ans wcr the bill of the com
psanants, and fiat a copy of this order be forll,.
with inserted, for two months successively, in
some news Pape" published in the city of Rich.
mond, and posted at the front door of the court.
house IT tins county.
And it is furtttr ordered, that the def't 7.zpis,.
retain in his hands whatever money or property
he may have belonging to the said Walsh, untii
tie further order Of the court.
Attest.
FLEM, B<TES, C.. ". C.
jan D. SawSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-10
NOV. 25
IN CHANCERY.-Ata Court held for NlL..

N CHANCERl.-Ata Court held for Allie
L marie County. the 81. day Of Dec. 1903.
Nimrod Bramham, Indintig-against Jno. lou
ett, Alice Jouctt lleir OF Robert Jouctt, Nathan
Crawford and Margaret his wife, John Allen and
Mary his wife, John Mills, Minan Mills, Marra.
ret Mills, Frances Mills, Clifton Rodes and Eli,
zaoeth ms wife, Charles Jouett, Thomas c. FLEET
cher and Susanna his vile, Defendants
The Defendants bin Jouett, John Allen and
Mary his wife, and Charles Jeuvtt, not having
entered their appearance and given security ac-
cordtng to thes,ct of Assembly and the rules Of
this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the court, that they are not inhabitants of this
commonwealth On motion OF the Plaintiff, by
ms Council 1t is ordered, That the said dcien-
Giants 60 appear here on or before the first Mon
day in March next, and answer the bill of the
plaintiff, and that a copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some public newspaper rin-
ted in the city of Richmond, for eight weeks sue
cessively, and posted at the front door of the
courthouse of said count, on some court day.
a Copy. Teste,
ALGX'R. GARRETT, d. C.
peccmber IL. o.r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-10

x 1RBY, DRAKE x TAYLOR, intending
IN to close their present concern, will dispose
OF their stock Of DRr GOODS, III reduced pri-
ces, Tor cash, or OH short credit, for approved
notes in town.
Those persons indebted to the concern by open
account, are requested to mske payment or exc
cute bonds for their respective amounts.
pee. II. .T
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-10

ENoR ShLE.-Wil he sold, onTuesday, the
4 10th Jan. to the highest bidder, on the pre-
n'iscs, i've valuable half acre LOFTS, situated.
m DuvaPs plan of t.. city Of Richmond, and adj.
Joining to the louise and lott of MIR. Elisha Price.
& on the day following, will be sold, the HOUSE
LOTT whereon the subscriber at present re-
'ides. Terms n,ade known on day OF sale.
ID. DORRINGTON.
Zee 81. 2awttls
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-10
E>OR SALE, the TENE MENT ON which the

ErOR SALE, the TENE MENT on which the
L subscriber lives, situated on Church Hill,
within about one mile of Richmond Market, con.
tanning two and half acres ofLand, well enclosed
and highly improved. The buildings consist OF
:. :~FsSS ..d :"Si constructed i,getiiny- iiorsr,
Laundry, Kitchen, Dairy, Smoke House, . Stores,
brtch ClBsee, Coach Hoase, Barn, Stable, de.l lee
House.
All these buildings are in complete order for
the accommodation of a large and genteei family,
who may have easy access to all the advantages
ofthe city, and live rs retired as they could wish
.JOHN ELLIS.
NOV. 25. roa,ytci
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-10
virtue Of adecd oftru,t, executed to the

- subscribers by Gerard Banks, To secure the
payment ot several sums OF money, due To John
l.. Harris 4 Co, which decd has been transferred
To WIN. G. Poindexter Win be sold on the pre-
misses, on the 2lst day ofJanuary next, to answer
the purposes specified in said deed, to the high.
est bidder, for ready money. so much of a tract
of Land, in said deed mentioned, containing
seven hundred and eighty -four acres, lying in the
county of Gocchland, adjoining the Lands of
Geo. w. Payne, Duigu;d Minis, Gideon Minis,
and others, as may be necessary to pay the bal
ance due on said deed, whic, is about 1900, and
the expences Attending Inc sale. The subscribers
acting as trustees, and being no way Interested,
will convey to the purchaser, such title only as
accrued 10 them by virtue of the deed of trust a.
toresaid. HIM. MILLER,
FREDERICK H4RRIS,S trustees
nee. %. oodg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-10
TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD-pm

WENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ran.
away from the Subscriber, living in Eruns.
wick county, about the LIST OF Sept. last, a vel.
low fellow named JACK, about tiirty-fye or six
years DID, i've ieet nine or ten inches high, strai,
made, has a burn on his left elbow. which nrc
vents him from SCRATCHING his arm, and always
c.rI1es 1t crooked; one ofhis under fore teeth or,
his lett side is out his address is extremely polite
and humble IN his manners, aud has some preten.
SONS tothe BaFber's trade. The said fellow ran
ana was absent Tor z Or 8 years, and was
apprehended in baltimore, at which place and
hagerStown, in Maryland, he commonly freouen.
ted I'D passed for a free man by the name of
Peter Jones, at either Of which places. or Nor.
foix, Virginia. it is expected he is gone.
he above re ward will be given, if deliyered to
II IN brunswick county, Va. or secured in any
goal in the United States, so that I o,.t linn ny
information of the same.
CHAS. CORDLE.
oaN 2nT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-10
VALUABLE PROPERTY, FOR SALE

" ~ TON SiL6.-
The ownershave become DESTROYS of selling
that well known, and valuable Property, th.
WaRR SPRINGS, lying IN y th county, with
all the Land and Tenement, belonging thereto.
"a -. s'Ir"'Sa wtu or u ir,rnoTc0
acres OF Land. II would be useless to say any
thing abou; the situation Of those Springs. aud
Their great Medical qualities, with the superior
advantages attached to them, over any of tise O.
lher Mineral Waters in :his country. As it ia
presumed that no one viii attempt 90 purchase,
who is not well acquainted with them. or who
VIII view The property before they purchase. A.
ny communication ON this subject, addressed to
the Subscriber, will be speedily attended TO.
CE.iRL.ES II LE3IS.
Warm Springs, DeccIn5er 10. oawSmy
NIB. A considerable prompt payment will he
expected, and u few likely young NEGROES
taken
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-10

OTICE-Al persons indebted to the Es-
IN tate ct Mary Ssabro, k, decd. are desired
to make immediate payment, and those who have
CLAIMS 'ipoi the said estate, are requested to
make them known to the Subscriber, before the
hFst Monfav IN March next, for at that Time he
intends closing his executorship.
.JAMES SE1BROOK.
December 81. oavAw.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-10

EESENiEO, rom the service OF the United
otateS, on the 9Th inst. 4 Musician IN the
5th regiment of Infantry, named HUGH IVES
IEN, thlrty years of age, Of a sallow complex
or grey eyes, light hair, S feet z inches nigh
whch spoke TO has a down look, slow in speech,
and much addicted 70 strong drink; was born in
2ouih-h mboy, tNsw-Jersey)-Had on when he
deserted, q dramncr's uniform, which 1t is con-
Jectured, he may have changed Tor those in which
he was enlisted, viz. fight colored Virginia cloth
coat and pantalcona, swansdown vest and cotton
shirt a reward OF Ten Dollars Willie given to
any person VINO will deliver said Deserter to me
or to any officer in the United States service.
COLIN BUCKNER,
CAPT. 5th regiment Ayfanry.
Fort Norfolk, Dec. 81. if
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-10

M uSICK -JoHNS ABERcRoMBr. Ina.
IVA wing returned from his tour TO- the NORTH.
ware, pes leave To acquaint his friends and The
Pubic, that be still continues teaching. in Ibis cI
", on inc Piano, V~lm and Guitar. He like wise
so oiie ms.runierts as formerly. and respectful,
soiicits the favor of their patronage.
Applications at Messrs. Pritchar1J & Adonc
attended to. - "Suue
pee. "a.
NE. Mr.. Abercronby could conveniently at.
'ehd 'hree or four pupils in Manchester.
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TO JONI Fowler Of Kentucky, and J,R.
= A HARRIS, IF Virginia,
l. ",

Take notice, that on Thursday the 10Th
OF next month, at John AEderson's Tavern. i,
New-Canton, ! shalt proceed TO tske the denoe;-
tons Of Robert Moseley and Others, {, con,nne
rem day TO day, until finished And on Friday.
tne xOth OF next month, l shall. at Buckingham
ons ot Daniel Guerrant and others, which dgno-
sltions arc 70 be read as evidence, in a sItit Leosr.
ding ~ The High Court Of C%liancery for tht RicL.
mond District, wherein ] am piaintie I,d yo,
are defendants. Yours, &c.
nee. 81.
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'NHE Subscriber wishes to hire 40 or so ME-
Il GRO MEN, and few BOYS of II or Is
years Of age, to work at the coal business the
ensuing year. DANIEL TRIPLETT.
Dcc d. tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-10

OTICE-Cash given for Northern e. South
IN ern Bank NOTES at a moderate Discount Iay
SIMPSON MORRIS.
Richmond Dec. ID.
TIE SUBSCRIBER wishes 10 knoz, (by LEI.
a fer,) Soho is oSvmer Of n Surrey aralr in thr
na'ae Of HaHib p. Fsndcl, nj $1,000 acres. in
WJthe and Washington counties, Virginia, on tic
Tafeyse If Reed Cyeek and Hokstcin Riser.
SAMULk GRHHAA.
Wfhe, Sas S. ias,Sy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-10

oSI, a NOTE signed by Wm. Cra;J1rd s.
endorsed BY john Clarke, 10th OF the city of
R'cI'mond, dated the IL of Nov. last, and due
tn 1st day of May, 1909, amounting to = SOS /
u is supposed it has been dropt in the street.
Any person having found the same will be libe-
rally rewarded on leaving it wa the subscribers.
Al persons are forwarned from receiving or ira.
ding for The same many manner whatever.
PROSSER & MONCURE.
beC"<.. na,Vaw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-10

MILL BE SOLD, to tho highest bldde-,
VI at Hanover courthouse, on the 25tn Of
JANUARY, 1899, being Hanover conrt day, by vir-
tue OF three Deeds ofTrust, executed to the sub
scr'bers, by Samuel Richardson, to secure tl,e
payment of certain sums Of money, therein ex-
pressed, a trsctof LIND, lying in the county A.
toresaid, containing 227 acres, more or less, ad
Joining the Lands ct VIM, Via and others. The
terms Will be, one third cash, one-third in nine
months, aud the other third in twelve months. to
carry interestfrom the day 3fsale.
PARKE STREET,
JOHN B.JOHNSON,S |'ustees'
nee. 81. oa,c.d.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-10

THE partnership Of Daniel Jyi5ien G. Co.. is.
4 this day dissolved by mutual consent.
DANIEL TRIPLETT
SAML. p. PRISONS.
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With condition, in each case, that the certi-
flcate ot such registry, shall be solely used ir
th" slip, or vessel, for wlricb it is granted, and
shall no be sold, lent, or otherwise disposed Of,
10 AIRY person 'rpersons whomsoeycr aHdtiat,
IN case such ship or vessel shall be lost, or taken
by an enemy, burnt, or broken up, or shall be o.
therwise prevented from returning TO the port to
which she may belong, the said certificate, If pre-.
served, shall be delivered UP, within eight DAYS
after the arrival OF the master, or person, having
the charge or command OF such ship or vessel,
within any district ofthe u. States, to the collcc.
TOR ofsucl' district and that il any foreigner, or
any person or persons, for the use and benefit of
such foreigner, shall purchase, Or o;hcrwise be-
come entitled to the whole, or any part or share
81, or interest in, such ship or vessel, the same
being within a district Of The United States, the
said certificate shall, in eac!i case, within seven
days after such purcha.e, change, or transfer of
properly, ia delivered up 20 the collector OF the
said district and that if any such purchase,
change, or transfer of property shall happen,
when such ship or vessel shall be at any foreign
port or place, or at sea, then the said master. or
person having the charge or command I crcof.
shall within eight days after his arrival within any
district Of the United States, deliver up the said
certificate 70 the collector of such district.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-22

under the sway ;.f the E,npcrour Napoleon"
Peter asserts, /" that Englandis now contend
ing for her existence - asks, How are we to
maintain this contest by sullcn Fabian
policy Of |" wai,ing," which would cost the
French people not more than farthing a.
head, En- and would be compelled to expend
seventy ~1lillious year But Buonapartc
will be far more formidable, if he commence
materials for invading England or Ireland
In one year, he could equip 100 ships OF the
line. To prevent him from collecting or ht-
ting out a navy, Peter proposes to destroy his
coasting trade but how that is to be done, is
not explained.
We confess our satisfaction at beholding
Cobbett, who recommended the destruction
of our towns and commerce ; who audaclous-
ly insisted on the establishment of an Englih
maritime despotism we are rejoiced to hear
him lamenling the woes of England, and des-
cribing her g doleful dumps" She is now
contcnding for eristence. May such be the
fate of every nation which wantonly contends
aguinst H6erfy Justice is visible in inevitable
catastrophe of a 10 years bloody, bloody trag-
edy. Hers is the balance that never bends
with the bribe ; however nations and their
fortunes may fluctuate, Justice is fixed a.
boye the storms career" What can change
the doom--who can repcl the decreed down.
fall of England Her own corrupt Ministry
and Parliament arc the very instruments to
accomplish little greater part of their task
is done (Bait. UMg)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-22
LONDON, OCTOBER 6, 1909.

Old BGiiey.-Yesterday James Hewitt, an
old man nearly 60 years Of age, was indicted
for misdemeanor, in having in the month
of August last, contrary to an act passed in
the reign of George III. seduccd an artifccr
Of this country, to leave the Kingdom.
From the testimony OF the Witnesses cx-
amined, it appears that the prisoner, although
recently from America, is an Englishman,
and had recently frcquented publick house
called the York Minister. Immediately in the
vicinity of the cotton manufactory of Messrs.
Hughes and Lewis, BunhiII row to which
the men employed in the service of Mcssrs.
Hughes and Lewis resor,ed and amongst
others man named Hutchinson, who had
formerly been apprenticcd from the Parish
of St. Martins, to cotton mandatory near
Manchester, where he remained till he arriv-
ed at tho age Of 81. lie then came TO Lon-
don, and was employed in tie service Of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-22
Woolen and Cotton Goods.
Commenced on THURSDAY last, and con-
dnucd from day to day.

At Store No, "a, Broad- Street, Bosso,t.
vxTH-L be sold, at Publick Aucton--tl,e cnsre
w STOCK OF BaIrisH MAntFAcTrfEp
PIECE GOODS, contained in said Store---comprrsing
very extensive assortment Of well sclectcd Wool
en- and Cotton Goods Of late imporatops--
In parf are the Jopowigg-- %
Supcr6nc, middling and low-priced Cloths
and Cassimcres 7-8 and "a Ladies' Pelicc Cloths.
all colours black, maroon, pink and bottle Borba-
zetts Durants, Shalloons Calimancocs E,lsscis and
Russelletts Coatings, Dufkls, sergcs, Swanskns,
Baixcs, and Fannels superfne and low-priced Cal
icocs; Furnitures Cotton Casrbricks black do. !,
pink and dark Ginghams; striped Musns book
Muslns and book IIandkerchiefs cotton trilled
Bandannas British shrtipgs spilcr-pct Sleeves !;
Shawls and Pocket Handkerchief, ladies' and gcn.
tlemcn's cotton Hose black lace Yelling, twslled
Cambricks colourcd Muslins, &c. &c. too numerous
to pnriicularizc.
Sale at o'clock. To be continued fem day 10 dSy
until all are soid
.Gr Purchasers arc assured every article offered
will positively be sold.
Besros, November 10, 1909.