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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-20

The Subscribers, under the firm Of Mnncure,
Robinson aud peasants, will carry on, from the
Ist OF November ensuing, che AUCTION AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS, in the Buildings
lately occupied by Prosser y oncure, to which
business their attention will be exclusively devo.
ted; they tender their services TO their friends,
and most particularly TO the Customers of the
late concern of Prcsser 8. Moncure, and hereby
assure ali who rnsy favor them with their conf
denee, that their most unboun6ed exert0ns will
be used to give general satisfaction their store
room on the Nam Street will be reserved excIu.
siveiy for the reception of dry goods. Their days
of public s3lt will be Monday and Thursday in
each wcek--Their grocery sales will be held ut
aheir Lumber House, cathe Cross Street leading
20 tine Governors, and their dry good sales, at
their Auction Store, Oh the Main Street. nearly
opposite the Eagle Tavern
They have on hand, for Private Sale,
50 iihds. prime Antigua Kun, part OF which
is old
90 Hhds, } Brown Sugar. part Of .vhich is
10 Hbds Molssses
so Barrels Loaf Sugar
10000 los. Coffee
imperial, Hyson aud Souchong Teas
90 Tierces RICE
Cases Glass Tumblers
a few bales Point Blankets
a few cases Elegant Prints
a few bales India Cotton
Kerseys, white and blue Plains
German Tickenburgs, Roll; and Hessians
Pepper, Ginger, Soap, &c. G1c &c
All of which will be sold low for cash, or APP
proved paper in town. A
Nm LIoNGURE,
TOhN ROBINSON.
~ FRED'K PLEAS dNTS.
They are in hourly expectation OF receiving
% % ahdsi PRIME SUGAR.
III K G. T.
October 30 IF
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xXTM w DICKEESON, has received. Pc
w the ship Rolla, captain sanford, from Ii
Serpool
Fine and superdne cloths
Frest cloths aud kerseymeres
Kendall Cotton and costinss
Manchester Goods assorted and
20 Crates Liverpool Ware.
III STORE.
500 Sacks salt filled "a Liverpool, and
80 Crates EartEcn Ware,
Winch are ole. 81 .ot sale, on los terms
Eoyember T5. Ct
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X OFICE-A P&TITI0W wiz be present
ed 70 the next General Assembly of vir.
g'na, tor leave to turnpike the road between
Richmond and Petersburg, &c
Oct .. yen
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q DVERrISEMENr.-W Ii be sol 10 IN p
4 - hghest bidder on the 17th day of Decem.
~ next, upon the plantation Of the late Col
liam Nelson of King William County, be
tween thirty and tprty valuable SLAVES con
sIstlug gener' lily of young men and bows ; there
IRE among thC IN Cooper, some valuable House.
Servants, an excellent Gardner, Ost.er and a
goon Female Cook credit Of twelve months.
''iit De allowed the purchaser giving bond with
'pproved security t'cArty interest from me date
If not punctuslly pad
N'h he sold al the same time and place tie
Crops OF Tobacco Corn, Fiddler &c some yerv
s!uAb!e Mules, Brood MIS- & aga)d carri-
age. Cash viii be required l1r all sum, under
twenty d0Iies. aonye that the same credit al
lowed as glv-n N re negroes.
~. "a is the Joyous wish of The administra
'oF to settle al! just cia:p, x ,ils the above es
tate those hAv'pg my claims VIA p'ease come
forward on or before the day Of sale and have
them adjusted.
cadRLES C. p.aGE.
.4dm.nissrafor quish me zuiA annered.
Nos. 10 81
% 'ALL GoOD5.-The subscr.1r., has recei
! we'd by the Avsrick, from London, 80 Cora.
IRON Liverpool, general assortment OF GOODS
su,tihie to the sesson--amOng which are
London and Yorkshire s,,recGne Cloths and
K-rseymeres
ua,on, Bedio Il aud Bennets Cords
S"uisi"wnS, tohneus and DENNIS
Sd and q dounie noliad cloths
Co4t,ngs, Bearskjns F.ieze, Flannels 8. Baizes
Plains, Kerseys and Blankets
Cough q BFatiIwaites' Napt COttons
Yarn Hose, WorsIed ,nd Cotton Stockings
II M kerch,efs, Shawis AMI Iusl.ns
silk Velyets and Sewing SIX
Irish Linens and DroghsdgS
Queens Cord, VeIvets, Thicksct,s and Consti
tuition Cords
good assortment of Sadlery, Hardware and
Cutlery
Smiths Bellows, knvils and Vses
Fiat bar, CrawIey and Engl sn ht,stered Steel
lie continues to transact business On c, rpynissi
on and has for sale, ON consignment. O e-n5-
ware, iPhiskey, Shad and Bar ION.
ROBERT GAMBLE
november 10 ~
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" ALUABLE LAND-F0R SALE.--ty
virtue OF the powers vested in the Executor
by the win of col Champion Travis, deed NIX
DC SoId on the premises, on the ji dav of Dec
next, that valuable PLANTATION, lvinrr in tlI-
Island OF James Town and county OF lanes c.
ty, known by the name of the IsIsBd contain
ing bet seen eight and nine hundred acres Of
land {; about four hundred and fly acres where
OF IS arabic and peculiarly adapted to the produc
tion Of corn, wheat and tobacco, and the balance
firm high marsh, well suited to the raisn- OF
stock-the Executor deems q minute description
OF this estate unnecessary, but so.oits those who
may be disposed to purchase, to visit it previous
to the day Of sale
The terms ofsse will be, one thousand pounds
to be paid at The expiration Of twelve months, &,
the balance OF the purchase money 1T tie expi
ration Of two years from the day Of sale bona
and security to be given in each case, 70 carry
interest from the date, fnot punrtually paid &
deed Ottrust on the property, TO secure each pay.
ment Az the same tune and place, will &c sold
on credit Qf twelve months, on all sums above
ten dollars (bond and security 20 be given by the
purchasers to carry interest FROM the date, If no.
punctuaily psd,) between one and two hnndre,
barrels OF corn, the crop I'll fodder, &c yaluabl
stock Of cows, sheep and hogs, and al! ,he Fat
ming Utensils, Belonging i'ir sad estde.
TIE EXECUTOR.
november 6 Ag
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D1MEEL CALI
november 6.

z OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR-
4 4 III URh-F0R SALE. ar AUCTION
On FRIDAY, the Is instant, WiH be sod at the
dweiing house 1t Mr. Simpson Morris. cpoo-
site he Eaple = vern. an hr elegant Jy2J1CF-
H0LD FURNITURE, lately made nuns civ ::
Amongst which &C.,
10 Elegant lIEH1C 7iIRS, with hair
seats md S0FA 30 correspond
Icrns Of Sd---All Sums oyeg 8 so, 100 DAYS
rredit--under s 50 cash
november 10. tds
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a DISSOLUTION, of the Co partnership, un
4 N der the firm of Frosser & Moncure, having
taken place, in consequence Of the death of |r.
John Prosser, the business transacted under the
said firm, must of necessity, be Immediately
brought TO close. All persons indebted TO the
aforesaid FIRM, are, therefore, requested to make
immediate payment to me, and those who have
or may have, claims against the said firm, are
most earnestly invited to apply, without delay s.
receive payment of 80 .sf ltss
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~ rs. IUDtrd NELSON continues 10 keen
AFL B1A8DIHG HDUSE, IN the upper te
nemsn' 81 he large BncS Guiding, belonging a.
the estate OF VIM Price, iced. where she viii be
dcpaFed 20 accommodate ten or twelve members
"i Assembly, dnrug the ensuing session Every
cxerli"n viii be made by Ter q give saisf.rt;op
TO those who may favor her with their custofnp
AJfsmber IS. IN
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THE COMMISSIONERS

" u NIX be sold IN Inc same day and place.
Tor CASH, i've SHARES in the Deep Run rurn
Pike Complny and doout one thousand dollars
IN SIS and Three per cent deferred Stock-ALso
WI be rented for me ensuing year, the planta.
ION on which Mr. Charles. Jervas at p esent re-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-20

PURSUANT to decree of the County
= Court o. Hanover, gpU Be sold OF the 1O,h
oaynt December next, if iair, otherwise the
next tair dav. for the benefit of the D;sfy,6utees
OF M$ior john Bowe decd the following tracts
and lot OF LAND tn wit-That well known
Tavern called the MERRY OAKS, living on
ne stsgc road leading from Richmond to the
FEDERAL CITY, only IS miles from the former
pitce-To erumerate all the advsnta res attach
eh to this ancient senl as Tavern, woul,l be use
Tess, as II IS pFSSrmable any pcrs IN DESTROYS of
purchasing will vle,v the premises suffi: *
fhowaver to say, that both the mail and accom-
npdao"g Stages keep yearly thcir change #
h'rses 'here which viii ultmaeiy enable IN
possessor 20 eor'ch the lands, aud the passengers
either breakfast or dine very day. There are
1ttachet 20 The Tavern about 4 huislred acres of
land which IS wei. adapted to the culture of corn
"iieat. aas and cl yer
ALSO--5 " 800 acres Of LAND situated
with'o ''nr and hale miles Of The merry Oaks
ana shi 'ining the lands of Col T1mpk,ns. e..
Vri - .Wr n'd Joseph Wmghlld This tr,c,
~ilt De spld c'iire or divided to sit purchasers
lies ven = oirt IS well iimbered and is we'll
'p,ed "a the culture Of SIN ~ G. ain. ANY per-
sou ~ishing 10 purchase viii be shewn the be-
lre mentioned lads by application to captain
F" d.isn'ei 30 we VINO resides adjacent thereto.
wa ~ tte ssme lay and place will he sud a.,
'phnproVtd haiF tcre lot OF l. AND n Hanover
own ---,f elyc months credit Will be allow
1T me purchasers, giving bond with approved
security, and deed ofTrust on the land tn g.
cure tiIe PaymeHtBv
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VIE puhilc rreereeI 'er sni,v informed, til
TIE GFNTLENANS NEW POcK
EF 90 IRANL2M, on The subject of Horses.
py a s1R'ismsn OF oury county, Vrglni, which
has been So literally subscribed To. will co IN
press so soon as the engrayngs are executed
NOvember - I'm
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CDo.m96t1c.
EXTRACTS FROM LETTE,RS

"LissoN. Sep. IA The exploration of
Merioo Sheep is prohibited to the Americans,
both by the Portuguese aud Spanish govern.
nents."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-20
WIN. MoNcuRI
,Suruiviag ba,sne, Of the iateJf,n. Of
Pyossey G. Molclye. ~

October 80 If
no My Office, after The first Nov'r ensuing,
win be kept during this winter, at my d yelling
House, on Shockoe Hill, near the Capitol Square.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-20

I AN still inclined TO dispose pt nv E tate in
4 Charles City County, w GREEN WAY.
containing 500 acres of fine level improve .5l,
wheat LAND, more or less; on which seve
ry nous a reasonable man can WISH a variety
ot good iruit, l,rge aud extensive fertile Car
den MONSR GER, about 500 acres, On yYnicl,
is new small building x hundred peach trees.
equally level and much ,he ss,-.e Kind Of soil -
The Tavern at the Court nous, large and con,
modious, together win the Stores and two nun
dred acres Of hjgh land and IN adow All thcse
farms are adjoining each other, and the who'll
boindedoy two Ccesks enp,yng INTO james',
River, which forms Bay before the door of
the dwelling iousr, not more than 400 wards
distance On each stream is valuable NH
Seat, in the heart of the County, which affords
great crops OF whest Tie distance from this
is thirty miles, and from Petersburg twenty five.
The water at each place is equal to Mountain
Water, and no seat ia oar part of the STATE !,
generally more healthy or pleasant II The a5nv
property is not disposed Of in few months, tbt
Tavern, Stores, &c will be leased for Il term Of
years, or rented for year This Tenement i, a
good stand for a mercantile concern, and rents
for K 100 annu ity For terms apply to
JOHN TYLER.
RIcuMoND, Nov g e.
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TIC Subs rirrr incnds, few dqys 10
leave this city for Charleston unti next spyirg
SIMPSON MORRIS.
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MANGHEsrER TURNPIKE COMPANY.

MANcHEsTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.
HE, Annual Meeting Of $40. kn, Ids ; wdi be
Il held, at Broolss's Tavern, IN Manchester. ON
the first Monday in December next Such mem
bers IS cannot attend in person, will, 1t is expect
ed, appoint their prox es.
The undersigned wishes to be furnished with
proper evidence Of shares sold and purchased
since the last meeting in order that transfers
my be made on the company's books. asd sbares
duly represented.
JAMES BRANDER, Clerk.
~ Ov-e rnber & -t-,cNr
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NJ O1ICE.-Ihe subscribers have oDenea
! SIOfE, next door stOye tie house for
merry occupied by Messrs Ro5f & AHan Pollok,
and intend CARRYING on business, under the firm
OF William CoiqHhoun & 20. will always keep on
hand, neral assortment CT DIR GOODS,
suitable to tie season, which they will sell low
by wholesale, for cash, or a credit to punctua
customers
They have nov received all their London SUP
p'y, rom the snip AVericK r ~ the ship orgs
& Susan, daily expected irom Liverpool, they
VII receive their Coarse Goods Hardware and
Cutley, which win complete their ass ortment for
this ral "
WILLIAM COLQUHCUN.
WALTER Z: TAOS COLQUHOUN.
November 6. #
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NEW MINISTER FROM ENGLAND.

A letter received in Boston from an A..
mericau gentleman now in London, dated
the 9th Sep. states, That a new Minister
was to be Immediately appointed and sen,
out to this Country"
COa the subject of new Minis err, we
Will merely observe that, on London Pa
pers, whlc'. are to the 9TH ulc. Che latest ON
the contineat) are entirely silent
REGISTER
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%, Published BY 1hornas Richie, nearly 90
posife the Globe favcrn, Richmond, Yir :ria.
~ CoNDiTIoNS. --Efve dollars a rear, e.
3. paid annually in advance ,TNose goho vsish to
b- cossidcred as anai subscribers, nrgsf hereafter
4csigaate q at tc time Of subscribing, ot.erJp;sc
fheir sne-s spi Be Discontinued ar the csSiration
of fhe fyst year.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-20

x IRBY. DRAKE g. TAYLOR, hav., rece;
IA we'd BY the late artvsli from London aud
Liverpool, l'rgc Assor,m Mt Of FALL Goops,
which they are disposed to sell lnw for cash or
acceptances in Town
ON CONSIGNMENT
Casks London Porter
October so IS
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AUBLtc AUoTIoN.--Dy virtue of the st will
and testament Of Robert Meaas, deceased
WiHbe s759, to the highest bidder on "Wednesday
the 21st day Of this present month, If far other
wlse, the next fair day, the Housrs G. Gyonrd.
now IN the occupation Of WIN Robertson, ESQ
On Shockoe Hill, and an unimprnved Lot up,i,
Tie same square. The sn'e will commence at G
O'Clock. - the bouse occupied by Mr. Eore tson
Twelve months credit will he allowed. but tn.
purchasers mast give bond vith approved secu-
riiy, and deed OF trust upon the property, in or
der TO ensure punctuai payment Of the purchage
money.
DANIEL GILL
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y Office "a PETITION will he presen, cd
to the next assembly u Virginia, by Ben
iann Edmunis of Brunswick county, praying
divorce from Martha his wife.
October 80. IS
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IA, ANTED imnedietely, 10 or 10 e,5tyR-
" NhfNEN Tutors. to WHOM .,5eral
wages wa be given, by applying to Elias V La
november IS o..
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l. bnve the Bell Tavern. have inst re,,.;veI
nom London and Liverpool, bv the Ship Averics
ana brg Ann, large assortment Of well sell ct .
ed GOODS, suited to the presence eusrt,r sea
81 winch they offer for sale, on the most rea
sonaole tero's, by the piece CT package.
October so. 49,
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An evening paper states mar
OF 'ne . 10 900 If which TIE sch. P1's
o. o. Fh'iadeiphia, was r,bael. near AZ ~
Gayls' as stated il ,he Wlug of Tuesn'" ~
ia, naH peeh recovered. h.vlng besa found J.,
the house OF one OF the robDe,s. 'N AZ
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november 9

WIN. & NATHL. BOWIE, .Hdm'rs
q JOHN BIWG, deed
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-23
BENEvoLUs.
From the Lynch5u,g Press.

We have thought proper 70 give cur rea-
ders twenty reasons for not getting drunk,
as published by The Club, in the Virginia
Argus, and considering how much brandy
IS made this season, and how much the ha-
BIT OF drunkenness, Is increased in MANY
places, we have thought il might he we'll,
to give some further explanatory and adj
ditional reasons, for the prevention of this
base immortality.
DIR. Rush in his essays, says Of spurious
liquors. "They render the temper pee
wish and passionate. They beeet qOarrels,
md lead to profape and indecent language.
They are the parents oi idlepess ard ex-
trayagance, and the certain tore-rsnners OF
poverty, and frequently Of jails, wheel bar
rows and the galiows. They are Ike wise
injurious to health s. life, & xiii more tkan
the pestilence or the sword WAiIst all
these shocking evils are produced 81 ruin.
Gus to individual and social happiness-
The poor DruHkard is premstureiy wear
ing oUt his liver and other blood maki1g
organs, so a. TO induce, untimely old age.
Hts face assumes the shining redress of the
boiled crab, and breaks Out IN numberless
offensive tumorS--cppressed natUre declsr-
ing his shame, by a perpetual tho invo-
luntary blush. To- the mean time bis
whole mass Is contaminated, and With eve-
~ breath he erDi.s an excrementitioaS o..
dour utterly insgeportable to any persoa o.
cIeanly and sober habits. HIS wife Is COM
compelled 10 oppose ths dictates o. be;
sense, ard 'oVe every thing that * hat Got
OF Violate the rules OF her duty tn treas.
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SERIOUS REFLECrIoNs.

IL
Where with shallI GENE before the Lord -
1t is nay purpose, friendly reader. to
offer you a few thoughts on the subject
of religion. This humble labour is
prompted by the conviction that reli-
gion is Of the greatest Importance TO
your happiness: snd,if can impress
the same conviction on your mind, so
that IL shall effectually governs your
conduct, the end at which l air. will
be accomplished. Favor me, then,
with your candid attention. Let us
for a while withdraw from the iDfatu-
a,ing scenes Of gaiety aod amusement.
Lst Us intermit the anxious cares OF
the world. Let us think and talk OF
that which will afford Us ioy when the
world, with all It's business and all it's
fuilies, shall have passed forever away.
do not intend 20 enter the field OF
controversy against those who believe,
or affect to believe, that this universe
is the work Of chance.: nor agains;
those who deride the scriptures as the
production of fauaticism or imposture
I take it foF granted that you believe
in the existence of al sll-perfect God,
the Creator and moral Governor Of the
world that you expect day of iudg-
nent and retribution, au eternity oil
bliss or voc. beyond the grave and
that you acknowledge the divine AIT
lhosily Of the Bible, as revelation
from him who cannot lie. In addition
TO this, allow me to suppose that you
are willing to indulge train of seriou.
Thought, and to feel the force Of what.
ever arguments may be presented IL
behalf Of lite OF religion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-23

A little reflection convinces us that
we are moral agents, responsible to our
Maker. As it is in him that we live
and move and have our Being, We know
that he is every where present, and thai
we are under his continual and perfect
He searches the recesses
OF our hearts. He decides every mo.
ment On our characters and actions |;
and his decision cannot be otherwise
than infallibly correct. Think OF this
and most holy Lord God.
Is it not a very interesting inquiry,
wherewith shall come before him, 90
as to meet his appreciation! How shall
l conduct myself so thai + need not
shrink from the scrutiny of his eye |!
Estimate justly the qualifications which
the world affords to her votaries.
Weigh the appiauses bestowed by. fal.
lible, deceitful man. What are they
AN, compared with the smile of God,
and the cheering verdict of his minis.
ter, conscience, speaking peace to the
soul?
Are you Indifferent about this mat
ter! Areyou so muck engaged in pur-
suit of the things that are seen, so well
satisfied with the pleasures of the world,
as TO feel no solicitude whether the Al
mighty be pleased with you or not?
Alas this, is tbs case. Of many. Con-
SEA nee slt% post, over
wheImed witn &C sof earthborn
care & sensual enjoyment. Surround
ed with God, the heart thinks not oil
him, and feels no sensibility to his plau-
dit or his frown. Yet remember that
the, place which nov knows you is soon
10 know you no more. Your BODY
must return to- the dust and you your
sell, the immortal spirit, must ascend
to the presence of God. Prepared or
'uDprepared, you must abide his riyh-
teous Judgment, and receive at his
hands the doom which accords with the
deeds done in the body. Aud where
with will you come before the Lord in
that day! Surely it is dreadful thing
to offend the sovereign of the world,
and to meet him arrayed in vengeance
You may Con,rive to live at ease, while
yen forget God ard your future des-
itination: but how viii you stand when
he shall summon you TO his bar You
may bapiah that tremendous hour far
from your recollection but you can
not annul the d cree which has ap-
pointed it, nor arrestits approach sim
gle moment. While we talk it, the
wheels oftime bring it rapidly forward.
Behold, 1t is even now at hana. Will
you indulge the dream of inconsidera-
ton, the delirium Of an unhallowed Sc
curlty, while the precipice on which
you rest may be crun,bi;ng beneath
you, ready to plunge you the next in
slant into eternal ruin? God forbid
Let me iutreat you TO resolve, in
good earnest, aud without delay, that
this shall be your supreme concern,
how you may come before God with
acceptance, both here and hereafter ;
Etiat Of whatever else you may remain
ignorant, this point must be diligently
and thoroughly studied ;that whatever
else may be neglected, the welfare oil
your soul must be secured by the mos,
fcryent and unremitted exertion.
| BENEVOLUS.
|
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FAIL GDODS-The subsc,iher has received
BY the Averick from London and cors from
Liveffso!, general assortment of
G. @ O u s,

suitable TO the season.
--.moso rfEx xns-
London and YORKSHIRE supcrfrc Cloths and
Union, Bedford aryBcrtet Cords.
Swan.downs. Toix~v-r4 and Din,n's 5.4 and
Ga dtle NffPd c,fhs.
Goa ing, Hesrstsin, p u.s. Flannels & Baixes,,
Plans, KeTsey's ard Blankets,
Cough and Bra,hwai.e'i napt Ce,tons
yam Hcse, Wosst,d and Cotton Stockings,
Hhdfs. s:iawls ard 31usins,
Silk Velvets ard Sewing SILK,
IRISH Linens ana Ctogheta,s,
Odeen's Cord, Velvets. Th,cksetss and Con.
stitutirn Cords,
A s~od assertnsens of saddlery, Hardware
and Cutlery.
Smiths Bellows, Anvils end Vi,es,
Fla, nat. Cra~ley & English Dlistered Steel
He continues to trarIact business On coinrnrs.
sion, and has Ger sale,
ON CONSIGNMENT,
Queens Ware. Whiskey. Shad and B,r Iron.
ROBERT GAMBLE.
Richmond. Nov. 9, 1910. If.
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ing him as he is a beast;y stinkard. who
that has any regard for his person or ha
race, can reflect on such DEGRADATION, and
continue the practice OF DRUNKENNESS.
we, seriously think, it ought TO become
a matter of legislative. concern, and thai
every hab,tual drunkard, shoold be dsquai.
ited for envy public trust--and whenever
he is fosnd wasting his ess ate, it should be
taken iroIU him by an order of ccugt, and
put into the hands ct trustees, for the beAe-
hi of his Creditors and familys