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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-11


In COUNCIL. 6iay 2S, 1911.
E,oR the purpose Of being enabled to comply
with resolution of the General Assemble
adopted at its last session, requesting the E.x
ecutive" To cause a statement to be prenared
and transmitted to the Senators and ReDresen.
tatives from this state in Congress, she wing as
accurately as may be the amount Of the unsst;s :.
he'd claims for land belonging to the Officers
and soldiers of the Virginia line on state estab.
lishment--to those officers and soldiers WIN
were employed in the marine service of tb;s
commonwealth-and to those meritorious ner-
sons to whom special donations of land were in
tended to have been made" And in order m
ascertain also as nearly as possible the unsatis.
fed claims for land, of the officers and soldier.
of the Virginia line on continental establish mept
NoTIcR is hereby given, that all persons nay,
ing such claims are required to present then,
to the executive of this state or before the goth
day OF November next, authenticated by such e.
whence as the law now requires, and where
that cannot be had by the best evidence
which the nature of the case will admit
And for the information of thsse concerned Gu
much OF the law relates 10 suthent;ca., NO
claims for services in the Virginia line /; on con-
tlnental aud on state ests blishment is hereunto
subjoined.
BY order Of the Executive.
VIM. ROBERTSON, G C
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April IS.

IN CHANCERY VIRGINIA :-In Rich.
4 rnond Hastings Court. 10th May, 1911.
John r. Price. ref.
John D. Walton & Edmond Webster and Ro-
bert Poore, cabinet makers and partners carry
ing on business under the firm Of Webster and
Pore <f NO..
The defendant John b. Walton. not having
entered his appearance and given security, &C
oording to the act Of assembly, and the rules OF
this court and it appearing to the satisfaction
OF the court that he is not an inlabitant of this
Commonwealth, on the motion Of the ,laintiff'
by his counsel. 1t Is ordered, that the said de-
PENDANT do appear here on the first day of the
next quarterly court, 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 success
sively, and posted at the front door Of the coar,
house in tile said City,
Copy
CAL. HOWARD, b. c. r. H c,
June Z. w8w
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PURSUANT TO decree of the Cbancery
District Court of WILLIAMSBURG. bear;n.y,
date the End day Of November. 1909, we shall
proceed 20 sell on the fourth Monday in June.
to the highest bidder for cash, A TRACT OF
ND, known by the name of Kemp's, contain,
ing S00 acres The land is situated On Plank.
tank River, near Turks ferry. in Mid1lesex
county. There ga good dwelling house With
necessary out-houses-A more particular dex-
csip,ion IS not thought necessary as il is presn-
n ,os' persons wishing to purchase will view
the premises =
CARTER b. BERKELEY
ST AGE DAVIS, co,,o,;,,;o,.-,.
PETEk KEMP.
May g.. ep1ma
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>HK Subscriber, has Just received by the
i snip Protectress, direct from Liverpool.
sno - now opening, nj his Giass and Chin
store, first door above the Eagle Tavern, large
supply Of Rich Cut ard plain Citss, which to
gether with his former assortment render is We.
~ complete :--among which are, Globe Lsmps,
handsomely mounted India Si.aa.. ci.s.
Candiesticks, Gilt and Silver monn,.d =
great varie.: of Plated and Silver Rims.
and Casters, rich cut, and plain Pitchers.
various sizes. rich cut and plain Can. With ~.
vers, cut aud plain Tumblers. with eovers
SAVERS OF all sizes; cut aud moulded Bovy,. Of
every description ditto Sugar Bowls ard MIN
Jugs, cut and plain Dccanters, 90. water S.ar-
OTIS to match Wine Coolers, and Finger Bewls.
elegant cut and plain Tea Plates, do. cut and
PLAIN Sweet-meat Glasses, do. Jelly's. do. ZEN.
onades, few services Of elegant Rich cut Clasa.
do dining Sets Of English and Iudia China. tos
gether with general asscrtneni of plain Glass
not enunerated-Window Glass of all sizes---
TO induce Country Merchants to take thier sur,s.
plies without the trouble, risque and expeuce us
gong to Philadelphia and New York, The sub
ser'ber is determined to make the price of the
above named articles, as low rs they Can posi- ~
De purchased in either of those places. The i;E
ference then. will be at least, a saving 70 TIE
purchaser. ofthe Freight, Insurance. and r;so,,,.
OF oreakage. Just received, one hundred G. ~
Ground Plaster OF Paris, which from its s,,n~r;-
or quality he can recommend to Mill Stone M.-
kers and Farmers; also fresh Teas in whole, half
and quarter Chests (; a few hundred W.T. Cosbes,
Cheese' which IS thought BY the best of Judges.
Sweeds and country Iron assorted by the ton -
few thousand VT. of Ricks's SUP. rior ou,l;,v
Bacon, Liverpool Blown Salt, in twilled sacks a.
four and five bushels
Apri9. ,r.c
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S6a61 eS0ersS ;delz. sug6ested from memo.
rye and the result Of observation and familiar
intimacy with the school, perhaps, no other per.
son uut OF school can give |; aud Mr.. Neef him.
sefis person who. with the most compreken'
Isive mind. appears totally Invested ofostentati.
ON He 10 blessed with wife ~ wise, and ~
amiable and happy in per tempered himself He
which he has chosen, and HIS whole faculties
are directed to Il and can embrace no other
pleasures. but those which he enjoys in the
midst of his innocent aud cheerful companions
and his sweet family.
shalt now give you what information 10 ne
cessary. as TO the economical part Of the bust
ness The terms are these: A child must be
IN good health, and he must be provided with a
mattress. bed clothes and apparel With these
he enters the school, and pays for the year two
hundred dollars. for which the child is found IN
meat, washing and every other attention and
care. They are combed and cleaned every day
Among the rest, they are taught to swim in the
summer, and to skate In the winter; aud the r
ProPensities to mechanics or gardening are en-
co1rsged. the fullest opportunity being given to
unfold their faculties.
"A new class opens on the first MONDAY of
May There are two children from Boston.
some from Virginia and Maryland. and from diff
ferent parts of this state. Should the gentle.
man you mention. think fit to send his son, l viii
S'SAy az Us my POWCEp II lie Calls
me and can say from experience, that ne will
never repent it, nor have any occasion to fear Cor
the happiness. any more than the intellectual ac
quirenlents of bis child. The bows come n
town occasionally : but what is not very usual.
they are all eager to get back to school again !:
the to wn is so little interesting to them. Til,
Is faithful account, so far Is il goes, but il is
tar short ofthe reality. 5
A person Of this city, whose business called
him to Paris. has just had the expenses of
ms purney paid in very singular manner.
he had fifty Napoleons French gu;uea,l
that three hours after his arrival in that city.
they should receive here, news written with.
his own hand; and he has won his wager by
more than 40 minutes. Having set out from
Cologne $500 miles distant from Paris the
18th, at seven o'clock in the mornie. by the
post, he arrived al Paris Yesterday the 17,h
at 10 O'Clock in the morning; agreeably 60 the
conditions made before his departure. the
hour OF his arrival was verified and two mes
sengers setout at II o'clock precisely, chare.
ed with dispatches, and one arrived at O.
clock and minutes the other at O'Clock
and Il minutes. A clock had been regulated
before the departure, by the watch OF the
traveller.
These feet and active messengers were
wo beautiful DOVES. They carried their
dispatches tied under their wings Cologne
Paher.
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FROM MISS sALrLoua's POEMS.

H''tfen exts'rPore, under dyazu;ng Of Cupid
Ptayinr-oS Tyre, and holding q 6unch OF
Grapes. =
Perhaps bosom may be found,
at ne'er was touched with dulcet sound,
ioat WINE had never power to warm,
Nor love, resistless love, to charm
But who will not his heart resign,
Assaiied by music-love-and wine
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April g.
NJ oTICE.-W'lliam G. Garner, has cone
~ menced running
II c X.

Which will leave the Bell-Tavern, Richmond.E
every Friday atty O'Clock, aud arrive at Char
'ot'essiiie or Stsunton, in sufficient time for a.
ny person to take the mail stage to the we.
ward. II will also leave Staunton, or Cbarlo,,es,
vile, every Monday for Richmond. w Gear.
ner, having provided himself with decent
HACK, good horses. and most excellent driver.
and the price being one Dollar less than the maa
stage fare rsspeeF''ily solcits public patronage
pr'Portonedt to tue merit of the establish meo,.
May 81. w1ms :
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ep1uB
TO THE PUBLIC

Do hereby forewarn all persons from DUR
chasing Lot of Ground Of James Stratten.
lying on Carey Street and adjoining the BricS
Lumber House, formerly owned by WIN. Nc
n,'nz'e' and az present occupied by M. II and
fieatsants, as the said James Stratten has no
right or title to the above mentioned property.
May 81. - : Z NJ n
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glY virtue of deed Of Trust, from Andrew

virtue OF deed Of Trust, from Andrev
Lewis, OF the county of Montgomery will
oe 500, by nc subscriber, to the highest bidder
ioF e ady money, at the Fac G Favern in the ci-
~ Of Richmond, upon the Goth day of Iune ney,-
the following TRACTS FLAND. with ,be;r
aPPurtensnfes. or 50 much thereof as may be
nece sasrs 10 pay certain debts in the said deed
OF Ir,isi mentioned, that is to say
zoe tract situated in the county Of Montgor.
cry. containing 800 acres, being that Tract or.
wnich NC SAID Andrew Lewis now lives one.
otber tract adjoining the last mentioned on the.
north, containing ten thousand acres one other
tract adjoining the first mentioned, being an IN
elusive survey, containing seven thousand sever.
hundred acres one other tract adjoining tb,.
last mentioned at the west end, containing fonr
hundred and fourteen acres one other trsct
called the Chestnut Neck, containing 366 AGREE
one other tract called Seyenas tract ON Ro,,o-,,
Creek, adjoining the first mentioned tract of slT,
acres, and containing $50 acres one other ,roc+
also adjoining the first mentioned trac, ,aij-i
Prothnous Garden, containing 1913 acres =. on. -
ther tract adjoining the last mentioned. contain.
n5 ioo acres one other tract adjoining the IN
elusive survey OF seven thousand seven hundred
acres above mentioned, containing 80 acres--.--
one other tract adjoining the same inclusive sus-
vey ana containing one hundred acres-one O.
ther tract lying on both sides of Little R;vsr
containing one hundred and fifty acres on which
70 situate Hopeweli Forge---one other trs,a "a
lo'nIng thereto containing one hundred and
iory scres--one other tract adjoining the same.
esiiedthe Saw milltract, containing four bundreS
thirty eight acrcs-St ore other tract sJioinin.,
the last mentioned tract, containing one hun.
dred scres-whicb sad several tracts Of land
are situate IN the county Of Montgomery
EDWARD JOHNSTON,
SryUrVing 7ysstce
~ %. ne a6ooe mentioned PROPERTY IL s;,patse
on dna ao0m uhdf 70 generally ea2ed the Beyx
H1ornfdis and eonside,ed Gerry vdla ,6le e,fots.
Parf.cn.a,lytorS grazing Any one wi>biss fo, NOR.
P4.neA,~ m,orni1'.on. man eepy 10 Gdoe!es
JOHNSON, residing IN Campbell county, near L,nel-
earg, or 70 hO6e,t PoHdra Gsotee Peter a,
Ny q. -,
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yNOH SALE.-On the first day Of Juiy nexf.
Z agreeable to the last Will and Testament
oil John ~Ftin, deed. for ready CASH to the birb.
sst bidder, in the City Of Richmond, at the
house OF Hezakiab Puryesr, near the Basin.
Twelve likely FAMILY SLAVES, consisting Of
Men, Women and Children
Wa. II. MARTIN, Id,r',.
,cxs, os v7a rhs no snnesea
"'s 'N v4g1
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IN CHANCERY.--In Chesterfield Countv
i court, March 18th, 1911.
William Hatchett. Py'F.
Against,
Moses Baugh and Jeremiah Baugh.

Def'ts.
This day came the plaintiff by James Ro.
bertson, jr. his Attorney, and it sppeariAgto the
satisfaction of the court, that the defendant Mo-
ses Baugh is not an inhabitant of this Common
wealth, upon motion ofthe plaintiff, II is ordered,
that the said defendant do enter his appearance
in this suit, on or before the first day of Aug.
court next, and give security for performing such
decree as the court may hereafter make in the
premises An5 Il IS further ordered and decreed
that the defendant Jeremiah Baugh, out of the
effects on husbands belonging to the def't Mo.
ses Baugh .doIretsn sufficient to.pay The pt'ifihe
sum of & 19s ST with interest from the I'd day
of June lS03,tll paid CT the costs of this suit, &
that copy Of this order, be published in one Of
cess'yely, and posted at the front door of the
courthouse Of this county.
A copy-Tssfe
G. PolNDEXTER, d. G.
NAY q. w8w
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Ext,act from the la,y aboye oyy9.J ;,

<S%HdCtJbOUL rae (dfv 0b0pf alluded TO.
WHEREAS certain bounty in Lands. bath
oeen engaged to the troops continenfaI &c.
Enlistment, raised by the ordinances OF cor
ventlon, or the Laws Of this common ,,ealtb and
to the troops upon Virginia establishment e,
1t enacted, that the officers and sold iers of the
SAID troops as well rs the officers & soldiers to
whom bounty IN lands may, or shall be here
alter allowed, by any la Of this Common wealth.
shall be entitled to the quantity Of waste or uD.
appropriateo LANDS respectively engaged to them
ny SUCH iaws,a comm Issioned officer or his heirs
upon certificate from any general officer of the
virginia line, or the commanding Dfficer of the
troops on the Virginia establishment IS he ase
may be. ard non-comuission ed officer or sol
der, or his heirs, upon i6c ate from the colo
mel or commanding officer the Regiment or
corps to which they respectively belonged. that
sucs ofhcer or soldier hath served the time re.
CURED BY law, or bath been slain or died in the
service, distinguishing particularly the time such
offcer or soldier hath served, and ia what reO,
ment or corps such service bath been performed.
or death happened and upon max Jug proof no
fore any Court of Record within this common.
wealth by the persons own oath, or other salts
factory evidence of the truth & authenticate Of
the said certificate, and that the party had ncver
before proved or claimed his right to land tor the
service therein mentioned which proof the
clerk OF the court before whom il shall be made.
Is hereby Empowered & required to endorse g.
certify upon the original certificate, making an
entry or minute thereof in his order book & re.
cording the same.
". B. The State Printers, in the s,ases NJ r,
ho, Kentucky b Tennessee, & the Editor of the
National inteiligencer, arc requested 10 publish
the above advertisement and extract 10 their
papers once q week for 3 months, g. transm;,
their accounts to the Executive of this state. fer
payment
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CHANcERY.---Meck Dburg County
y February Quarterly Court, 1911.
iiillery Goode, d Co. Pr.
1gdjn8
William Hord and Arn,ste ad BurweII.
nay 4.

Def',.
I'm the motion Of the Complainant by his
Council and it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Court, that the defendant Hord is not An in.
hsbitsDt Of this Common esltb /; IL ia ,h~y,fo,.
de7eed and ordered, That the said defendant do
appear here on The 1st day June Court next, an
swer The bill oftbe Complainant aud give securi-
y to abide BY add perform the future decree 81
this Court, and that copy OF this order, be
fortowitb inserted 10 some newspaper, publish
ed IN the town Of Petersburg for eight v,eek. ,
successfully, and be posted up two Cour, DAYS
successfully at the front door Of the Courthouse
Of this sointy, and that the defendant Arrr,stead
burwell be injoined from paying, conveying a.
way, or secre,iog the goods, cha,tes or effects in
ms hsnfs belonging 60, or debts doe t. the said
defendant Hord unlilsLe further order Of the
Court. WIG
a copy Tesfe,
a., w.BAsKzRyiLis es&. c. Q.
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CLASS v. SkxnAIl,oxs--ts So. So.
CLASS VI. MopELs-to &. +lY.

CLASS VI. MoprLs-to r.. +lY.
GLASS VII FIeuRss, Busrs, G,e. from tSe
1stAfse
This splendid class comprehends easts Of the
Antinouss the Apollo Belvidere, the most per-
feet OF all sculptures Ceres, Venus ofthe Ca.
P'tois nnSinous or inc CaPNoi; cast or inc ce.
LIBERATED group called LAGOON, from the well
known story ofthe son of Priam Venus Of the
Bath, Venus de Mediei, the Gladiator. &c. ex-
tending to No. 48l
CLASS VIII. eous--eonsisting Of
?ytSeIes Of SyawinS, paix'ing. and statvayy, toe
iase foT she frss arrangement, sxtend;ng to No.
In our next We shall offer some remarks on
particular subjects in the exhibition. calculated
to convey ideas of the character of the original
productions and state Of the arts.-Awo,a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-25
NEW YORK,
Union College Lottery,
No. II.
c.. & p. WAITE

HAVE the satisfaction &c announcing to
L the public, that the UNION COT
ILEGE LOTTERY No. Q, will positively
commence drawing on TUESDAY. the Esd
dav OF the resent mon,h O APRIL-aad
tina. the Legislature of the State of New.
York, now sitting in Albany, have made
ample provision by law, for the payment OF
all prizes within 80 days after the draw
ing Of the Lottery.-G. tJ z. WAITE
will moreover advance CASH for all pri {.
yes sold by them or their agents, the mo-
ment they are drawn, for small prcm
um, but 1T must be observed, that all tick :.
cts from their Offices have the scheme OF
the Lottery printed on the back Of EACH
Orders for Tickets from Waite'e Truly
Fortunate Lottery Offices, received by the
Printer of this paper. w3t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-25
40 D ollars Reward for apprehendinq
Il u N A w a Y S.

A few days before Gu ismss tive negro men.
"a NATAhN & ANDREW, runaway hom
my plautasion few miles below Anell. court
house.
NATHAN is tall, mu.cuar, very strong, but
lazyJ slow moving fellow, about 90 years old
He was hired severl years ~ the late M. III. l..
Biscoe's stemmery in Manchester, and had a
wife who belonged to MIR. W:ll:sm Temple in
Richmond.
Andrew is abou. 30 years old small, active
sensibe fellow. He is a very good house servan,'
understands the management Of horses drive, a
ca'd sge vesY well can perform any kind of plan
tatiOn business, and does itle a, shoemakinq
lie was hi' ell as Osller at The Bell Tavern IN
Hicbmond some years ago, aui sf,eywagd, lived
with Mr.. Biscoe in Manchesler, when he had
Tor wife an elderly Tree muauo named sukey
Hoi,ih3sr, who then lived at the ManeheAer
Coal Yard, and since moved 70 Richmond and
to whom suppose he is stiiI attached.
L vii give the above reward for experimenting
and securing these negroes. so as 70 enable ne 10
recover them, or twenty d0lsrs fof eiiher.
James Henderson.
Amelia, April 18Th. 1911, W.T.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-25
THE Subscribe has just received by I'll.
Ship p'otec'Tess, direct from Liverpool,
and is now opening at his
Glass and China Store,

hrst door below the Eagle Tavern large
supply OF H'ch Cut snd Pam Glass which TO
gether with his former a,sortment reuter i,
very comr iete-among which are. Giobe
Lamps, hands lmely crn.meh.ed, Italian Shade,
Glass Cand'estioks, Gilt and Silver noun ed
great variety of Plated and Silver Rims and
CaStofs-R,ch Gu: and plain Pitchers. variou,
szes-Rich cu' and plain Cans, with covers -
Gut and plain Tumbleri. with covers==Sayers
Of all sizes--Cut and moulded Bowls of cvery
descriPson--=do. Sugar Bowls and MIX Juys--
Gu, and plain Decantess, do. water CARROTS. to
ma'ch-W'ne Coolers, and Finger Boals-FIe.
CANT cut and plain Tea pates go. cut and Main
Swee' meat Classes do Jeiieys do. Lemon.
ede---a Few services cf Elegant Rich cut Glass
do. DUNG Sets of English and India China
'ogether with general assortinen, of plain
Glass, not enumera,ed-=Window Glass of all
sizes. To induce Country Merchants TO take
their supplies without the trouble, risoue, and
expence, of going TO Philadelphia and N. York
the Subscriber is determined to make he rrice
OF the above named articles. as low as they can
possibly be purchased in either OF those places.
The difference then, will be at lea9t a saving to
the purchaser, of the Freight, Insurance, and
rtque OF BTeskage. just received one hundred
Casks ground PLASTER OF PARIS
which fron, its superior quality, he can recon-
mend TO Mill Stone Makers and Farners-aso
FRESH TEAS in whole half, and or. Chest.
"a few huudrcd VT. GOSHEN CHEESE.
which is thought BY the best of judges 10 be e..
quail to the English, II less than half the price
--Swedes &c Country lRON assorted by the ION
la few thousau VT. OF Ricks's. superior qua
lily BACON=eLiverpoo BLOWN SALT, IN
twiiied Sacks of four and five bushels.
EDWARD HALLAM.
April Il. 1911. (wt)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-25
JUST arrived per the Brig Diligence,
- capt. Tracey, from Liverpool, a very
general assortment of

general assortment. of
G Q 2 D S,
contained in S13 packages, and will be
sold by the piece o. pack ge--viz-
Superiiue Cloths, single and Dole, Milled
Cassimeres, Swansdowns, Dble. M,lIed
Drabs, Coatings, Duffis, PLANS, Kerseys,
Kendall Cottons, Rose and Dufiil Blankets,
Pellcse Cloths, Plain and Spotted Fian-
nels, Imperial and Fancy Cords, Velvets,
Velveteen. Velverets, and rabby Velvets,
Ladies. Gentlemen and Youths Worsted
and Cotton Hosiery, Negroes do. Irish
Linnens, Brown Hollands, Shifting Cot.
tons, White and Color'd. Cotton Cam
btics, Callicoes, ID mities, Jeans, a great
variety OF Muslins, ga Seeded Mul Robes.
Jubilee Corded Gauze, Cut aud D,ai>,nal
Spider Stripes, Jubilee Corded Jaconet,
lrdseye, and c Diapers, TowelliIgs, and
Table Danask, Cotton ard Thread Edg.
ipgs and Lsces, Fancy Embroidered Mus.
lin Trimmings, Ladies Bordered and Prin-
ted Pocket Handks. Fancy Romalls, Mad.
rass and Puilicat, do. Fancy Silk and
Cotton Ginghams, Mems Silk Hats. Mems
and Boys Wool 40. Servants Glazed do.
Snspenders, Sewing Cotton and Thread
assorted. Coach Lace, Galloons, sc. SC.
Together with great variety of HARD
WARE. AND CUTLERY, and lew Ca.
ses particularly suitable for Country Stores,
Mer's Saddie Trees, Chase do. Black
smiths Tools, States.
ALSO-ELEGANT TABLE CHINA
SETS, well assorted, Crates and Casters.
The balance OF the Fall supply is eXpec.
ted by the first arrivals fron Europe.
ON HAND,
Powder and Shot assorted. Cotton ard
Wool Cards assorted. Swedish and Coun.
try Iron, Jamaica and Antigua Rum, i'm
ported in 1905, New do. Pennsylvania
Whiskeys Green Cohee. Salt Rice, COT
tom Flax, Indigo. Copperas, Salt Petre,
Cut and Wrought Nails assorted, Bar
cad, Soap, Cut Hearings, Tar, Lumber,
sc. &c.
Iwonld, also sell, 1000 Bbls. Tar, Tur.
pent'ne and Rnsio. $50 600 White and Red
Oak Hogshead Slaves, deliverable in Nor.
to!k, or at City Point. ~ Cash given for
Country Produce.
CHARLES WHITLOCK.
Richmend, Oct. 10, 1910. Ceptf1
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C 0 O ID S,

suitable TO the season.
AMONG THEM ARE
London and Yorkshire Super6ne Cloths and
Cassimc.es
Union, Bedford and Bennett Cords,
Swansdowns, 1oiliuettes and Diuin's 5.4 and
6 4 dbe. Mild Cloths,
Coating, Bearskiu, Frieze, FlannclsS Baizc.,
Plans, Kersey's and Blankets
Cough and Bra,hwaise's napt Cottons
va n Hose, Worstcd and Cotton Stockings,
Hhdfs. Shawls and Muslins,
Silk Velve,s and Sewing silk,
Irish Linens and Dsoghcda's,
Queens Cord, Yelvess, Thck.etts and Con;
sttuiion Cords,
n good assortment of Saddlery, Hardware
and Guery.
Smiths Bellows, Anvils and Vi,es,
Flat Bar. Crawley & English Blistered Steel.
lie continues TO transact business on commits.
sion, and has for sale,
ON CONSIGNMENT.
Queens Ware, Whisky, Shad and Bar Iron.
ROBERT GAMBLE,
Richmond, Nov. 9. 1910. IF.