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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-16
December. 28lh 1910.
pEPARTAENT or STATE.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
December %, 1870
Sr--In pursuance Of the resolution Of the House
Of Repre- senlatives of the 2lst Of this month"; have
the honour of laying before you,
1st. A copy (marked Al of Decree of the En-
perour Of France transmitted to this Department by
General Armstrong
I'd. A copy (marked b. of correspondence with
General Turreau;
Sd. A copy (msrked O. of communication, just
received from General Armstrong in relation TO the
duties lately imposed by the Emperour of France
With the highest respect and consideration, Ihave
the honour to remain, sir, your most obt. servant
X. SMITH.
The President Of the United States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-23
NEW GOODS Z


No. 8, EsebargeJfsest,
HEvE JUN received in addition to their
a 4 former Aock, variety of GOODS, fuit-
able for the prefent feafon, which they will
fell at reduced prices-conf(ting of fuperine
midIing and low priced Broadcloths Cali :
meres Outfits Coatings velfing; Pelieie
Fianneis; gentlemen and ladies' worried Hole
----gentlemen's lambs wool do white Cotton
Cambria; colored do: CAlicoes; Ginghams !;
Furnitures; Britiih Shifting Co;ons India
DO; Luitrings; Laces; Mullins; Shawls; fix
and cotton Hankerchiefs; Gloves Linens I;
Srown Holland do Cottons Linen Cam
brio; Long Lawu; Velvets; braces; Cotton
Balls Linen Thread; common and cambria
Dinities ShalIoens and RuIeIs.
Af,o--a variety OF
Eaaory Yarn, Sbvtmg, oheeting, Ging-
ham CbeckJ, &c.
NB-Coos Bills viii be received at par
for the ABOVE articles. DEE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-23
SEESONHBLE GOODS.
ROYAL LINCOLN,
ExoHAEGE sTRER

EACHhhGk sTRkkT,
Has for fale a general aforiment of
SeaS0nable Good5-Uiz.
A great variety of beli wen Of England and
common Broad Cloths
Black, blue, brown, mix'd, drab and bottle
Caihmeres
Brown, bottle, drab maroon and blue pelice
Cloths
nevonihire Kerfeys. Imperial Cords
Peace flanneis, white, yellow, red. crimlon Il
black Fannels. Swssikins
Dufhiis, Outfit Blankets, Serge, Plains
Coaiings women's black and fate worried
Hole; mems black, white and mix d do.
Ratlinetts, Shalloons, Dmsn,s.
WiIboars, Vevetts
Black, flaie, mulberry and bottle green Cam
bricks; Buckram, BriIih Sklrting.
Patent iesm loom ditto
Cotton Umbrellas, Llue Stockinett.
Brown Linens, brown Cottons
Isndon printed Cambricks, Linens.
Linen Csmbncks. Long Lawn.
Linen pocket handkerchief.
Florence and China Lua ings confifling of
black, brown, flaie, white, pink, light
blue, and Buff.
Buff pink, fate, ftraw and black Cotton
Grapes
Black Italian ditto.
Silk Foreu,ine Veainss, white Merleilles do
Black and fancy ELK Handkecrhiefs:
Beil company Bandasna do.
Fancy Mullins, fine and common book do.
Back lace Yelling, Silk Hofe.
Mems and womens black and white Fix
Gloves.
Ditto Cotton do. Habbi, Gloves
Mems best buck Doefand beaver do.
Black and white laces. black SincLzws.
Black Grape, Cambri,k Handkcrchiefs.
India Cottons, ccnll.ing of Beerboon Gurrahs,
CaIapalIa BafIzs, Mamodies and Now
sanlas
Linen Threads, from No IL to 90
American Bed Ticking, Ruflia Diapers
Huckabucks. Webb's patent iuipenders
Silk and netting do best gilt coat Buttons
Silk basket do colored Threads
Dimoties. Engiifh Diaper, India Calicoes
Ditto Checks, Factory Sheefing. ShirtiLg
Checks, Stripes, aud large ahorinent Of cot
ton warp Yarn, tic, TIC
Ps Notwithstanding the uncommon Gear
CITY and high price of GOODS, this Fall, the
above being felected early in the Seafon, will
be fold as low as ufual. October 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-23

The enemies of maritime force
speak of the expence which would at
tend it. We should be happy ifthese
persons would make an estimate Of the
losses, which the people 81 the United
States have incurred, by French Sc
ILLUSTRATIONS, British captures, and
our own embargo. The money lost by
these several ways, would, at a moder-
ate calculation, have built, equipped
and maintained one hundred sail Of the
line /; and we can prove To the salislac-
ton of any reasonable man, that thirty
sail Of the line would have been sub.
stitute for the whole--Ibid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-23
HENRY S. PEARSON,

Watcb and Mathematical InJ9rument-
Maker,
a It the Ign Of the QUADRANT, No. g..
4 u s7eass' RgrV, Exebasgs fret, continues 10
execute the
Watch Making BnjfneG,
IN prompt K faithful manner. File acknowl.
edges with gratitude the liberal patronage
hitherto afforded him in this branch of his
profelIion. aRd afIures the public of hisin,en.
ton to ferve them with his uiuzl fidelity.
He has for fale Seamen's Brals aud Wood
mpsfIes-Surveyors CompaiIes and Chains
--an aGortment of oonczye U CONVEX Sped
acles, &c. &c. of a fuperisr quality.
or Mathematical InjFsamentS re-
paired at fbs Jbortsf notice.
Portland, Dec. 9. (f)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-23
-sutlftb Congress. first =. fFtcn.

"a Sfaats-Usc D 1871.
Mr. Clys. from the committee 70
whom was referred certain rar,s "
The Prehdcnss msf1ge, repar,rd four
rllis, w "A bnl comlf tie e.
Iltng military eit4b itAn.-as, Lni
to rahe, for a limited nin- a1ad 4
tfonal nniil,ary force hii rruy X LIZ
Tor the parchale e certain mu
hons Of war and 4 CA. AK tla- uf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-23
Peter Thacher's Real Eitate for iaIc.

Peter TEACHERS Real Eitate for ialc.
sTHE Executors ofthe IAN will and 5eitament
n OF the late peteg Thzcher, of CorhaIn,
Eiquire. now offers Tor lale The whole of fad
deceaieds real eiiase, con6tIng, heices The
homie and homeitead, at Gorham, OF certain
undivided tract of land in lie town Of Gray,
being three fxteenths of lots No. Sc IL the
thlrd divIhoa of lots in isid town Ai9 four
undivided thlrtie.h parts Of lots aforeiAid.
ALTO Two feventy acre lots in the town for
han, Nos 5 aud 81. being land formerly own
- 81 William Major Tate. Alto, two hun
dred acres of land iyiag in New Portland,
Nos 6 and go. ALTO, two hundred acres of
land ID the town Of FIeeman, No 4. on range
G, AID No. IA on raage b AHo, FIVE lots OF
laaa "a Waterford, VIZ. LOIS No. IA. in the
kra sangs and lots No 3 & "A ia the iecond
raags. ~ 10 q, in lie tlird rage, and iot
NJ 5 IL ilis dltk raoge. Path IL, contsin
log one hundred and nifty hG acfes Alio,
houle and ot Of land IN 6ridgson. hsng the
fame hAg was formerly ownee by ZachArish
;ylyelier Aho, ilireeu acres o. and lying in
Gpham, and formerly owned by Nathaniel
knighl Alto, about 9 acres of land lying
10 oacarappa, aud formerly owned by siia,
Howell. Alto one undivided half Of LOT Of
land and dwelling houie thereon, lying in Sac
afapps. and formerly owred by Iohn Merrill
STEPHEN iH4CiER.
Dee. Is ARCH LEVI;
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-23
kOLFE & MITCHELL.

Coiun5ias RosD Middle St,s<f
A. AVE juif received an afortment of
- SADDLERY WARE;
Plated and Brafs Harnels Furniture;
Silver mounted, plated, plain, Whalebone,
catgut, and common Whips, &
Whip thongs at Factory prices;
Sleigh Bells /; Curry Combs and Brrfhes, with
avariety of other articles
AJo--Phiiadelphia Skirting, Harnels and Bri-
die LEATHER.
They make and keep az ufual, warranted
Saddles; Brides; plated, mounted, brafs and
common Harnefles variety Of Trunks with
every other article in the line in their Profef-
hon--all of which will be fold on as good
term as can be purchaied IN Portland.
For Tale ~ above quantity of good SEAL
SKINS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-23
Selling off Stock -!


y
HAVING determined 10 leave town (foy
nc present. offers hrs Whole Stock Of
french, English, India, and american
MANUFACTURED Goods,
at prices much reduced from his asual lozD
prices. His stock consists Of almost every
article adapted to lie season which pre-
sents rare opportunity for Families and
others who would economist these hard
times 10 call and supply themselves previ
Gus 20 The 18Th day Of January 1912, as ev-
cry article which may remain unsold on thai
day, viii positively be sold al Pubic AUG
ZION.
~. B. T. M. ". would dispose Of his
entire Stock and reiinquish his stand being
one II the best in town. on good terms, to
any one who would wish 10 parchase the
Whole. Dec 16.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-23

DIED On bo4d the brig HeHry on her
passage from 81. bagts 10 this place Samu-
eli d ,nning Of Brnnszsick Robert Poltenger
and William PAsenger OF Cape EhSabeth
and jeremiah Bdxson Of NorthyWnscath
seamen. Ay person ~ horized may re-
ccise their baisnce OF wages due and what
effects they let. o. hoard said brig by aP-
plying 10 JoszpH CRoss JUN.
DEE il. ~. is Lang jYha,f.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-23

live desire TO have our rights res.
pected by the powers OF Europe, we
must manifest disposition to defend
them And the evidence Of this dispo-
sition must consist IN active prepara-
tions, and not in restrictions upon the
enteiprize and industry of our own
people. Let us have maritime force
sufficient TO protect that commences
which we may lawfully pursue. We
have the means, and want only the dis
position 10 use them When we have
power, we shall command respect.
Messenger.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-23
NOIICEl

A LII thofe who are indebted to The fub-
icriber by note or account, which have
been fome time due, unIefs paid on or before
the fri Of February next, will be put in luit
without further Notice
EZEKIEL DAY
Portland, Dec rs. 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-23

THE Suoicriber being authorized 10 col
= lect the highway lanes on lnof of The
Lots in the OH. 2 h. 8th. OH, ,oth, ,Ith and
18th ranges, in the town of New Portland,
hereby requsIts the REFLECTIVE owners thereof
10 pay the fame 90 Samuel Freeman, Eiq 10
preveutther being fold. Said Tax being one
Dollar and fevenieen cents on each lot. For
the particular Lumters enquire of fals Free
man. JAMES HUTCHINS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-23
Nv hole no. us.
Foa THE CAzETTE-


Edmund Burke, Esq 10 Coz. Gerry.
Ma. EDiToR-AithouYh Mr.. Burke was
not personally acquainted with his Excel
iency, yet he seems to have had some no-
tion Of his policy. may be mistaken, but
the following Extract fom one Of Mr.
Burke's Speeches, squints little that way
in nay weak opinion.
8 This way Of prescribing tie Citizens by de-
nominations and general aescripsIons digSlhed
by the name cfrcason OF state, and security
for constitutions and Commonwealth, j.
nothing better, al bottom, than the miserable
invention Of an ungenerous ambition. which
would fam hold shc sacred trust of power
without any Of the energies thar give title
to it receipt Of policy, made up OF de-
testable compound OF malice, cowardicey
and sloth. They would govern men against
their will but in that government, they
would be discharged from the exercise Of
vigilance, providence, and fortitude and
therefore that they may sleep On their watch
they consent to take some one division Of the
society into partnership Of the tyranny over
the rest. But let governments, in what
form it may be, comprehend the whole in
It's justice, snd;restrain the suspicious by is
vigilance let 1t keep watch and ward lei
il discover by its ssgscity, and punish b. It's
frmness Adj delinquency against It's poAcrs
whenever delinquency exists in tie overt
acts and then Il viii be as safe IS ever
God and nature Intended it should be-
Crimes are the acts ofindiyiduals and no. Ut
denominations and therefore arbitrarily to
class men under general descriptions, in or
der to prescribe * punish them in the iumps
for presumed delinquency, Of which per-
haps none al all, are guilty, IS indeed COM
pendious method, and saves world oftrou-
bic about proof but such a method instead
of being law, is an act of unnatural rebellion
against fhs legal dominion 81 reason and jnstfct
and this vice, in any constitution hat enter
tains it, at one time or other will certainly
bring On its ruin
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-23
GEORGE CLARK,

INFORMS the public that he continues TO
carry on the
Cabinet Making BufneG,
at his fhop, head Of Erchange-ureet, nearly
oPpoGte MIR. Robert Boyas fore where he
has tonftantly for fale variety Of FURNZ-
7UPE, made of good materials and in faith
ful aud fashionable manner, on reafonabIe
terms.
WANTED TO PURCHASE.
A quantity of feafoned Birch JOICR and
BOARDs--to pay ia Furniture or Cath if
offered loon OI7obsy IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-23
FRESH GOODS.
ROYAL LINCOLN,

Exfbargf J91esf,
Has iuR received an additional iupply of
WINIEk GOODS,
among which are, large 6ze BIankets--Scntch
rsids-CsRblets- Bombazetts, fome very
hne--red and black peiihe Flaunels--dark
blue 60 pearl, sfh, bottle, brown aud black
peiiie Cloths--Fiannels-B aizes-. Devoufhire
hsrieys--men and wcmen's black, white and
coiored worried Hoie--Shaker Gloves Can
ton Grapes black fix Hkfs--do Luilrings !;
India Cotions.
-1Ls, OF egsfmssf IF
Faeory Shee.ings, Shirtings. Ginghams,
Stripes and Checks; which. together with his
former Rock. compofes an aflortment OF al
mofi every article ufualy enquired for
Dr1sssbsr 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-23

| EFORMES his friends and the public, that
he has removed from his late fland in Ex-
change itreet, and taken the fhop lately occs
pied by MIR Joleph Mansfield. nearly oppo-
Ete the Portland Bank-where he continues
10 execute the
Tailoring Bufnsji,
with fidelity and dfpatch. Oal4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-23

~ Tar Bills for other Lots ia faid Town.
a. well a. in the Town Of Freeman, have been
exhibited to me Of which the owners thereof
may have notice, by inquiring as above. Ia
deed all the non rehdenr lots have been taxed
the prefent year. at ", in the Town of
New Portland, and 90 in Freeman, which
! Dali he willing TO receive for the Serveyors,
If paid before the lands ars adsertIted for iale.
SAM. FREEMAN
porflord Tee rs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-23
c. CURRY.

y. \ChNI
Has far Sale. at his sfoela Middle street,
50 pipes American Gin,
so barrels Perks,
100 barrels Beet,
5000 lbs. Cheese,
5000 lbs Coffee,
5 tons Hollow Ware.
Dec. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-23

by the lirIt OF February next, they wiz be Ieft
with an Attorney for collection
Dee 2. Of VIM. GODDARD.
THE funfcriber hereby gives public notice
10 all concerned, that he has been d9y
appointed aud raken u BON himlelf the trua of
Administrator o. the eaae Of
THOMAS NELSON,
late of Hzrpfwell, in the county of Cnmber-
iani, mariner. decealea. by giving bond az he
law direcfs-He therefore requefls all perfons
who are indeb ed TO the faid deceafeas eaate,
20 make immediate payment; and thoie v 30
have any demands thereon. to exhibit the
tame 20 MATHEW MARTIN
December, IL, 1871 Q5l
rFAE fublcriber hereby gives pubic notice
= 20 al concerned thar he has been duly
appointed. and has taken u ION hin elf the
ttua of an admiaiR -zsor on the enale of
THOMAS JoHNsToNE,
late Of B-iitoI in the county Of Liucoln, Frq
asceafed, by giving bond a. the law direct
lie Therefore requests all perioas who a.e in
debted 10 the ia decealeds es.ase, 70 MAKE
smneciA,e payment; and thofe who have any
demands thereon, 10 exhibit the tame tor iet
s.eneat 10
Til: TOMBSTONE, 6dsri,is-etsr.
6-Ff. Nr9. IS, 1871 to)6)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-23

A IL perfons indebted to the fuhfcriber
: Whole notes and accounts have become
Que, are informed thar uneGs payment IS made
by the Iirlt Of February next, they wiz be 1eft
with an Attorney for collection
Dee 2. Qf) VIM. GODDARD.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-23

Total Saves r.Ior 500
- ---------
Grand Total, 7.a39,9o3
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-08

pRICES of the Pententiaiy Manufactures
reduced,-In CIDER to prevent any thing
like competition in the sale of Penitentiary
manufactures and similar articles sold in
Richmond, the following list will shew the
great reduction and the very low prices which
they will in future be offered at, and it is ex-
pected from the great change in the work
manship, owing to superior management, and
the growing experience of the workmen, to-
gether with the excellent quality of the ma
teria!s OF which the different articles are made.
that they WILDE preferred 20 any that can be
offered in this Market.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-08
William 8 Mary College Lot
terry of 90 Nos.
FlKS'r DRAWING

THE first drawing of this Lottery agreea-
bic TO notice took place this day az the
Capitol, under the superintentlance of sew
sral Magistrates of this City and in the pre-
,sence Of Number of Citizens, when agreea-
bic to the system pursued in Europe in the
conducting the drawing Of this plan of Lot
terry, the different numbers from / to 90 in
elusive were publicly shewn and put into a
glass wheel, from whence a boy, Blind fol-
de6, drew the following Ave numbers
So. 81. Is. 20. 10.
Persons holding tickets with one ofthc above
numbers will be entitled To receive fifteen
times the cost of one nunlber-those holding
tickets OF two numbers of the above will be
entitled to. receive two hundred and forty
times the cost Of those nurbcrs--if Of three
numbers four thousand five hundred times
their cose-and if OF four numbers forty thou
sand times their cost. All prizes will be
paid upon application, either at the Offices at
which the Tickets were Bought, or of Simon
Block, jun. Richmond, or of Simon Block,
Williamsburg second drawing will
| take place ON Thursday the 2nlAugust
Tickets for Sale at the different STATIONARY
Stores in this City. -
The proprietor in Offering this Lottery to
| the public, felt great doubts as to me sue
cess that might attend It, owing to the differ
ence Chat existed between this, and the sys-
tenn of Lottery generally pursued in this
Country; but'the event thus far has proved
that his fears were groundlcss, and that the
good sense of the people viii always predo-
inmate over prejudice, which has been fully
evinced by the demand for tickets for the
first drawing. The very laudable purpose
to which the funds arising from this Lottery
are to be applied, affords the most pleasing
presages of the liberal support of the friends
of William & Mary College, particularly
when superadded thereto, is the advantage
resulting to. adventurers, of risking but a
small sum, for the chance of obtaining a ca
pital prize.
Richmond, July 16, 1911. GO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-08
Valuable property Cor Sale.

THE subscriber Offers fot sale the HOUSE;
and LOT occupied by him at Rockets, and
Formerly Nv Mr.. William Fenwick, ALSO
that VALUABLE TENEMENT occupied .
by Mr.. William Furr, opposite the Court/
House in this city-rwo hundred and hsy3,
acres Land in Campbell county, and AE6)
in Port Mayo. j deem it unnecessary Il
scribe the advantages attached to this profcH
~, as presume those that wish to purchase
will view the same. Two thousand dollars
IN cash will be required, the balance will be
made accommodating 70 purchasers. Apply
to
BRAXTON CRADDOCK.
Richmond, July 18th, 1871. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-08
VIRGINIA..

N1ftSlNlA.
AT a Superior Court of Chancery, holden at
the Capitol, in the City of Richmond, the
slst day of June, 1911.
Robert Campbell, surviving partner of
. Hicks and Campbell. Pltf.
AGAINST
Robert Duncan and Edmund, John, Ro-
bert, Susan, Patsy and Nancy Duncan, in
FAINT children of the said Robert Duncan.
by the said Robert Duncan assigned Guar
dian to defend them in this suit, Robert
Hicks, and John Hicks, infant children OF
John Hicks, decd. by Peter Nelson their
Guardian, Nathaniel S. DdlaA AMI SALLY
his wife, late Sally HicB, Wldiani0 ones
and Benjamin b. Ford, Ats.
HE defendants Nath4 iicl S. Jallah and
4 Sally his wife, not hAving ehter& their
appearance and given sedkrity according to
the act af assembly and the Nles otthis count,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court, that they are not inhabitants of this
country on motion OF the plaintiff by his
counsel, IL is ordered, That the said defen-
dants do appear here OH the first day of the
next term and answer the bill of the plaintiff /;
and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the
City of Richmond, for two months success
sively and posted at the front door of the
Capitol in the said City.
A copy-Test, WIN. WHENING, c. G..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-08
WANTED.

FOX the next year Tor Immediately iEnst now
engaged) a manager for valuable A8&te ON
James River, a few miles above Riclt&pd.
a person from Loudon county, vi fi9well
acquainted with the Glover husba2 ~. and
can come highly recommended "a honesty.
sobriety, industry and skill in farming, would
De preferred. Enquire of the Printer.
Richmond, July 10Th, 1911. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-08
Advertisement.

THE LcSatces of Andrew Baker, decd. of
Prince Edward county, are herehi-potifcd
that there will be a settlcment6f tie ASccu-
tors accounts, as far as the bksin<9 WI adj
NIT of, ON the first Friday in pctobeA nd 1t. at
Londonderry, in said countA Of pyhcy Ed
ward, at which time and piad the SAID lega-
tees are requested to attend.
ANDREW & JOHN BXNER,
.actiag E,r'rs Of .fudrczv Baker, deed.
July IS, 1871. w6t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-08

5pikes.from 3 70 z inches II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-08
Fitzwhylscnn s. Potter,

HAVE rust received and are now open
inE IN assortment OF Family, Octave, Pocket
and school Sbles--Prayer Books. Tesla
ments an1 Hymn Bonks--a few collec-
tions 90 Sermons and some other Religiwis
Pubfcators, TO which a large addition is dali
~ e2pected--LAWES on P.EADING IN
AssuMPsIr, other Law Books and few new
miscellaneous ublications--L 3Aes ~ en-
t,emsn's Pocket and Mem I<ckszTEef\ ,an
Flutes, patent and conm4 VAN Bttvs,
Pegs, Bridges and Strings-kA l;AH asJbrt-
ment of SPECTACLES, cfNke first and in
ferior Qualities, consisting of c5sTu5s, con-
ps-c and Iieriscotic glasses, in silver and
steel Inounting-alsos Light Tortoise-shell
Spectfc,es for Ladies-Back Cannon Box
es and Chess-,nen--rooth Brushes, Denti-
frice and Pocket Combs-Pencils, Drawing
Books and Water colors-Quiils OF different
kinds, Ink Powder, and Marking Ink--Hot
Pressed, Waterlined and other Writing Pa
pers of various sizes and qualities.
Z. & PoTTER keep constantly on hand a
great variety of Day Books, Journals, Ledg-
ers, Record and Sherff's Beoks-Greek I.e-
tin, French and English School Books, &c.
a supply Of Paper .Kangings for rooms,
shortly expected.
July II, 1871. w6t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-08

A constant supply Of Boots and Shoes of all
sizes, suitable to the present and approach
ing scasOn--all orders left az the Penitentiary
store on Shockoe Hill, win be strictly attcn-
ded to by
MANN s. VALENTINE.
IyentJorfhc Commonwealth.
JuLY 25s (w4i)