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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-17

nj & J.DlCK & Co.--Inform their frlends
~ and the public, that they are now re-
ceivng. IN the house lately occupied by Messrs Mon
cure, Robinson & Plcasants, the following articles,
which they will sell low for cash. OF negotiable notes,
at short dates
Loaf, Lump, Muscovado and Havanna Sugars
Green Coffee, Chocolate, Gunpowder, Imperial,
Young Hyson, Common and Pecow Souchong Teas
Madeira, Sherry, Sicily, Teneifie and Malaga
Wines--French brandy! holland C;in--Jamaiea &
81. Croix Rum--IIebberts Brown Stout, Cor,ials,
Molasses, English and Goshen Cheese soft Shelf AM
monds, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Piinento, Ptpper
Ginger, Alum, Birthstone, Coppcras, fie Hue
Spanish Indigo, Shaving Soap, Bar Iron, Gcrrran *
Bistercd Steel, Liverpool fine Salt IN Sacks refined
Salt Petre, London Mustard, Iavanna Cipays. Iar-
gsh Battle Powder, and Patent Shot an assurfme,rt
of Queens Ware--CiIna, Coffee * IRA t;r,s ana
Saucers-a few sets elegant bnrIished Tea CLING
DccaDters, Tumblers, Wine Glasses, &c. sc.
N. J. Dick & Co. viii trspsse 6, ANY business On
Commission, which may be entrusted TO their care.
Oct. T. n
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Dec. q.

a. ENOVAi.--JOH.N II. NiLI.lRi,, has re-
50 moved TO the tower tenement in Storrs' build
'ngs, opposite Mr.. Charles Whtlocks, r. CORNER
MANI street-whcre he has ior sale, general assert
ment of GLASS, CHINA * CROCNEIsY WARES,
by whole sale retail
China, Dining aud Tea Sets, Evcrpoo, do do. Blue
printed aud China dishes, Plates, I'wifcrs Mullins,
Iureens Sauce do. Butter Goats, Bakers, Salads CO.
vered ifshcs-in short, every article nece ssary to
compose complete dining sets, any part thereof
to make mp deiiriencies-Wool Hats by the box or
|dozeu--300 pair Morocco Shoes
The above articles viii be disposed of at the low
prices FOR cash or approved paper.
December 8. wit
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December 10.
VTNEN DOLLARS REwARD-ror annrebend;n

Vv>EN DOLLARS REWARD-For experimenting
u and securing negro BARN4A, who ran away
from my Plantation in this county some time in Sep
tember last, and has since been near Richmond
where it is supposed he is now lurking. Barna is a
boy about eighteen years OF age, feet or inches
high, slender made, of the common complexion, has
small scar over one OF his eyes, also yer, large
q beieye) his right size, occasioncd by burn,
has remarkable long hands and feet, OF his ANGLES
larger than the other, occasoned by a sprain when
young, and causes him to limp when he walks, The
to be seen.
The above reward will be paid to any person Sc
curing the said slave that get him. information
by letter forwarded to the postoifice at Bry, ies
| store in this county, will be attended to.
JOHN BILLUPS
Lunenburg, Dec. 10. VIVID
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|T AND FOR S.ALE.--For sale 9s4o acres
~ ct LAND, lyisg in Patrick County, n
the main branches OF Dan river, he property of the
Legatees of Charles Irving, q. and comaonly
known by the name OF g T. Meadows " D.,a
Land..'
This Lard is extremely fertile, and peculiarly a.
dapted TO the growth Of hem il:X, sl,i grain aad
artificial grasses. NrN 81
heqoas amy Land in Virgini, in luxurancc aud a.
bundance OF natural range tor cattle and hog,
bracng two natural fuea,low cos,ai,ing nea, $50
acres, clear o.! t,cea aud covered With rich :sr;,as
The upards are very hcay, tnAhcret with c,csi:ut
aud other large forcs. trecs-and the whole a5ouuds
IN water courses, a.fu'rhr n number OF excellent
mill-scats. The Whole tract lies as level any tea,
thousand acres an conils. V,i, vi
Amherst Albemarle.
The title to this land acquired By an o der o.
council, prior To the youtionary war, and lie right
asnow held is unsessioaahe. II lies IS miles from
Patrick cOit-hcasc-ab:ut Is miles from Danvi;e,
:: q the same distance from the Aiors,ian towns u.
North-Carolina, and 100 from, I.ynehburg.
Persons DESTROYS To purchase, viii apply 20 Doctor
James Powell, at amherst coIrt-,iOuse--or to the
subscriber IN buckingham ne,,r Warniiaste --Appi-
cation to either, by letter, (pds, raid) viii be Uay
attended to.
CHARLES IRVING.
! Dee. 2. vawn
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Notwithstanding, as soon as practi-.
! sole, to have a final settlement with
f. w Rootes, esq. executor of my late partner 10 :.
frosser dec d-ihisis, for the last time, regu K,
most earnestly, any and every person, who may ,e
claim, or claims against the late ir.n of Prosscr s.
Moncure, or the surviving partner of the sid iate
firm, to make known the same to the subscribe. il.
the ci.y OF Richmond at the vcn,lue Office of Iaa-
cure, Robinson & PeasaDts on he.orc the Is ,sy'
OF April 1919, III order, if just, that t lay y
be made tlereot-Ahd all those indebted to lite
firm OF Prosscr & Moncure, or the surviving er
of the said late firm, are hereby informed In ,;ts
will indiscriinnatey be instituted against such tael
as do not make full payment by the list Jan. q: = as
longer indulgence cannot be given.
This notice will be plead in bar of any ami every
claim, which after the first day OF April, ISL, may
he brought forward set up against the late ehl o
ProsSer and Moncure the surviving partner there
Of VIM >lSNttERg.
Sw0iVing pGrtner Of the iate irpl IF
frosser 81 Honcwe-
November ee. 1amtistA
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4HANoERy.-Middlesex county court, octobsr

" 1911.
Staige Davis, ADM. de bonis non of James Ddlahe
decd. and Conquest Royston, Co,npiainants
Against
Charles Collier, Benjamin Faulkner, admir-. lie bo-
mis- non, of William Didlskc, deed. s. John Quarles.
executor OF John George, decd. Detis.
On TIE motion Of the compliments by their a,tor-
ney and it appearing the satisfaction OF the cour,
that the defendant Charles Collier is not an inhabi-
tant Of this commonwealth, and not having entered
his appearance and given security according to an act
of assembly and the rules of this court, Is ordered
that the det Charles Collier, do appear here OH or
the Complainant bill that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Enquirer for two months
successfully and another posted at the frone door of
the court house of this county.
Copy. Teste,
FHO. MUSE, C. NJ. C.
December 10. w8w
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YNTILLIAM H. HUBBARD, respectful,

w informs his customers and the public,
that he has removed to street, opposite captain
Candles, at the sign of the Boot and Slice Ware
house, where he continues his business in its various
branches.
In addition to great variety of Boots and Shoes
OF his manufacture he offers handsome assort-
ment of Sit ANS ELEGANT BALTIMORE Doors.
AS he is emuous please, he will endeayor by keep
ing constant supply of Shoes and Pumps of every
description, selected from the most approved facto-
res of Boston and New-York, to crafty generous
community.
Waxed Calf Skins, Boot Legs and Tops, Black and
Coloured Roam Skins, Shoe Thread, sc. &C. always
obtainable application.
n Is. Orders from the country gratefully received
and punctualy attended to.
On consignment and daily esbected Ter sch'r.
Rerkimer, SIX HUNDRED P.4IR SHOES.
well assorted and suitable to the season, which will be
sold at wholesale at the invoice price, for cash.
small advailce and GO days credit, for approved ne
gotable notes.
November GO. wffw
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y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Decem-
4 Der Court, 1911.
Thomas G.. Armstrong, Pr.
against
Samuel Allen, s. Judith Allen bis wife
and John Woodson, Defts.
On the motion of the Plaintiff, by his Attorney--h
IS ordered, that the defendant, John w oolson, be
restrained from secreting paying away rs much
money as appears to be due the plaintiff say nine
pounds sixteen shilings-and it appearing to tie
Court that the defendants, Saml Allen am wife, are
not inhabitants OF this state, and failing give
rity according law and the rules of this court-on
the motion Of the plaintiff, by his counsc- is order
ed, that the defendants Saml and wife, appear here
on the -ith Monday in December next, and answer
the compliments bil& that's copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted, in OF the newspapers
printed In the City of Richmond, for two months sue
cessveiy and posted at the front door of the Court
house of this county.
II Copy. .7tteste,
CHRIs4. fYooDSON. D. c.e.c.
Nov. S. wswn
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ETANCY GOODS g; MlLLtNERY.-Po-
z cert OduiGSon has jus; rec ived a hand
some assortment OF f.4.v'CiY GOODS e .nfLLL.
vEftf, which he offers foi sale Opposite the Globe,
Tavern, ON the most reasonal.. t,rms-The Mill
merry and misunderstanding will he attended to by
tnaily executed and in the most fashionable manner
X. D. having made arrangements to procure from
the nort, the fashions ON the shortest notice
Nov. t2. r.
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= EADY MADE CLOTHING, II !,

p EADY MADE CLOTHING, If IL
~ most every description, to the s,nount Of more
than . 5000 worth, OF my own manufacture Cen
lemen wishing he furnished with garments of an,
iln., are desired 10 call the Subscriber, az the
.gezu York Clothipg Store, Main-street, Richmond,
directly opposite Mar Robert Gamble s-where tley
be supplied wit, any Garment they want, on as
reasonable terms as at any store in the Jnited States
CURTIS F.AiRCHILD,
Merchant Taylor.
W y. Wan.ed, as abov-, three or. four ErSt rate
JOLJR.NEFvIIE;.N' Coat-nlakcys.
Richmond, Nov. D. willow
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NNHEREAS, by Virtue of Deed Of
w trust, executed by tie trustees Of
James RiDds estate the Subscriber, and duly re-
corded in the Hastings Court OF this city, on the 9t,
day OF Feb. lsoI-the sum of 400 pounds and exlen-
ces are TO be raised by lease each of three GER
tam Brick Ienements, Oh the east side of the mar
eet place %
The said property viii accordingly be set up at
Public Auction, for Lease, the Esd day of Dec.
next, at IL o'clock, A. NJ if fair, Otherwise the next
far day at the same hour; and cried down to the,
bidder or bidders for ready money! who may bid thu,
same for Tie shortest period OF time.
mo FOSTER, Trustee.
Nov 29. ids
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VIRGINIA. At a Superior Court q;
Chancery, holden at the CAPITOL. in the
City OF Richmond, the 5ti day Of September, 1911
James Brown, jr. PIT.
AGAINST H. f
Joseph hdings & Caleb p iddings, late merchants
and partners, under the firm of Joseph and Cale5 p
iddings, and Andrew Scbneenan,. Defs.
HE defendants Joseph Lldings and Caleb il ID
dihgs, not having entered their appearance and s a.,
security according to the Act of Assembly and the
Rules OF this Court, and it appearing to the satisiau
ton OF the court, that they inhabitants OF this
COUNT y-on motion of the Plaintiff by his counsel II
IS ordered That the said Defendants do appear here
Oh the first day OF the next and answer the bill,
OF the Plantitf--and that copy of this order be
forthwith Inserted in some Newspaper published il
the City of Richmond, for months s,ccessiyely.
said city.
A Copy. Tsste,
| November 8. wsw
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All persons having claims a
IN gainst the estate of Captain Benjamin Johnson,
deed. of Henrico, will do well to present them for
payment, as wish to close my adm. of said estate
And those indebted, are earnestly requested to make
payment, as further indulgence cannot be given.
NAT. PERKINS, .4d'anr. Of
BENZ. JOHNSON, decd.
Goaehland, Dec. 3. w4wp
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= ANDS and NEGROES ROR. SALE.-

z ANDS and NEGROES ron. S.fLE.-
4 a In pursuance of the last will and testa-
ent of Andrew Johnston, deed. wi be sold to the
ghest bidder at his late dwelling house in Prince
dward eointy on Thursday the nineteenth day of
eccmber next ii fair, if the next fair day, ali the
egroes belonging to the of the said deceased
except three which are to be applied to special le-
rcy) consisting OF about forty in number of different
es ana s,sxes,amongst them a proportion Of re-
arkabiy likely Young Men and Women, and also
Stock OF Hogs and about three thousand lbs fatted
ork, soine siiich Cows, Wagon and Team, toge-
er with the Crop Of Corn, Fodder and Oats, and
me Plantation Utensils.
fhc Negroes viii be sold for cash, the other arti-
pay able the twenty6rst day OF Sent 1872 except
~ be for sums OF twenty dollars una for which
cl.sli viii be required.
At tie same time will be offered for s., on a cre-
d of enc and two years, three Tracts OF AND one
Oi then being the Same whereon the deceased lived
consisting OF about one thousand acres of which there
aboot hundred of rich low grounds vet to
clear. On tins aeeis aeo'nfortabie dwelling house,
ncarly new, with the requisite number of out houses
amongst which IS sranary and six tobacco houses,
most 81 them new with tight roofs, the bodies well
daubed, cellars dug odtand in all respects admirably
adop To the curing OF tobacco in the finest stle-
The plantation is uncommonly well inclose, and d-
vided into proper shifts 1t lies in an agreeable neigh
bOrhc cd aad Is conveniently situated being near to
the Court-ilouse, College, Mills, &c. There will be-
about seventy or eighty bushels Of wheat on the
place this fall for Which the purchaser of the Land
vi" be required to pay at the fair market price aud
oi utng il in the ground. The other two tracts lie
or Sawneys and Rough Greeks in the upper end of
the county, of them containing five humdred and
twenty eight, the otlleFtwo hundred aud ffty two and
II half acres both entirely III woods Al persons
having claims against the said estate win nleasc lodge
Item properly authenticated with Mr. Abncr Nash.
ard those indebted to it are requested to make pay
M, ut, or suits will be commenced
CHARLES JOHNSTON,
.4d7niaistrator, soith the f7H annexed, of
sfadresS Johnston, eerd
Campbell, 18th November. wtds
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,sidcred ;mpracticablc to make useful
Steamboat, aud Livingston and Fulton were
ridiculed for the attempt--now
there arc on Hudson's river.
Between New York and Albany,
Between N. York s New Brunswick,
On the Delaware -
On Lake Champlain, L
On the Mississippi, i
u Building OH tho ot. Lawrence,
On Hu,isoa's River as n ferry boat,
Building for ferry boats from New York
tojcrscy city, : 2
Total, l3I,
This is more than two steam boats a yea.
since 1867, when Livingston and Fulton bui
their first boat. In every situation where
they are established, their benefits are sen
sibly felt and acknowledged. And now it
may be asked, what would the United States
take 10 be deprived of this new art /? Could
100 millions ofdollars compensate these states
tor the eternal privation OF only this one NJ
merican invention? Let the political econc-
mist answer this question. Have then two
entcrprising individuals given to our country
an invention, in its effects worth 100 millions
Of dollars! Have we learn to respect the
useful arts and the incalculable blessings they
oestow' Have we guarded them by protect
Ihg and encouraging laws or are inventors,
who are the most valuable members of socie-
ty, to be forever prey to rapacious fraud
and cupidity? Is not the exertion of mind
the highest order eff labor? Docs it not ex-
tend every success to the benefit of whole
nations, to millions cf individuals? And shall
it not in a wise government. among a wise
people, find complete protection, while the
labor of the hands, even to peck of grain.
is guarded against theft and plumber.
III productions of.senius must be protect
ri in order 10 f,ros1ter-zoith due Projection,
the e.rtent9 .fmerican ingenuity SmN very
socn aston;sh and snrhass all other nations.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-17

EASTOR OIL, Slc.-BctJGnin Du. Vat
~ q Son have quantity Of CASTOR
OIL of a superior quality, together with a gene
raj assortment OF DRUGS, .IEDICLN.ES, sc.
which they will sell low for cash. to punctua cs-
toners, mt the usual credit u
Richmond, Nov. 30. 4w&w6w
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sNEsubscriber wishes tcinform his friends
u that he has removed his collection Of
The very best GRATED FRUIT TREES, from
Mr. Beps Garden to the Garden Formerly occupied
by Mir. Fletcher, little above the market bridge
where lac has on hand great variety of Cree,
House Plants, English Goose BERRIES and vcry,
good collection of Shrubs, which he oilers for sale on
reasonable terms.
ANDREW MARI.
November o. IS
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intend to leave this place, in eight or ten
DAYS, for the State OF G eorgia-All per-
sons having claims against if any such there are)
will call before that time, aud receive payment Du-
ring my absence MIR. William Marshall or Captain
William ID. Wren will attend to my business
JOHN f. PRICE.
Richmond, Dee. 5. If
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I'm CHAM RY-Buckingham county,
d October Court, 1911.
C!aibonrnc West, pr.
gS.
Powhatan Iindall & VIM Lewis, Def'ts.
On the motion ofthe Plaintiff, aud it appearing to
the satisfaction ofthe Court, that the Defendant Tin
dali is not nabtant OF this state is ordered and
decrecd, that unless the said rndaiI shall appear
here on or before January court next, and answer
the bill of The plaintiff tie court will then proceed to-
take the for confessed as to him, and decree
the matter thereof accordingy,--and that copy of
this order be orthwit., inserted in public news
paper of the City of Rclimon for two months sue
ccssvely and be posted up at the front
door of the courthouse Of this county
Il Copy.
r. ELDRIDGE, j. d. C.
nov. D. wSwp
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DOBERT NELSON & Co. have rcceiy
u ed, and are now opening at their sore,
(Main-street.) very extensive and general as.ors.
ment of WOOLLE.N, COITO.F e ER.VgfY
GOODS ofthe newest fashions, which thev VII
sell, Whofesaie and Retail at their usual prices c
Cash or tceeptances in Town.
Oct. Is. ts
mcnt of JEWELRY, Of the la,es, f,gi,io, va
gisl,, French and American rnanufscture--A few
boxes P.3J'E.VI' SIX HITS, Of the FRS; q,.g
lily.
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nor SALE--at Cumberland Court
IL house, OH Monday, the sd IF Decembei,
ten twelve likely SLAVES, (women and chill
dren, partly for cash, and partly credit of one
year. JOHN MILLER
Dec. b. wSwp
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XOHN KING has just received an add
- tional assortment of F ALL & WINTER
GOODS, which he viii sell, at his usual cheap rates
for cash.
Richmond, Oct. 90. If
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CHILES TERRELL.

7svIE subscribers having sustained much
d Inconvenience by tresspasses committed
on their Lands lying on James River in the counties
Of HcnTico aud Goochland, hereby give notice, that
all persons forbid to hunt shoot fish, cut WOOL
and throw down destroy Enclosures their lands
aud that auy person offending viii be prosecuted
cOrding to law.
John UTckhdnl, Francis Harris,
Ja,nes Cwyie, Uikiian Goode,
Phikip Rogers, John Graham,
JohA .a5at6!cT, Robert Gamble.
November 10. wtlstJ
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"a TEACHER of the Languages, Writing, ir;th:
4 a metc and Geography, would be glad to engages
not more than ten Twelve boys for the e,ssniHS
year, IN healthy part of the country. Any gentief
man disposed to know his tcrs, Will please to apply
To the printer.
November 90. aaw6w
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From THE AURORA

| mere Is truth III the ODSerVatlOn-Dut we
must be as careful in guarding against false
conclusions drawn from acknowledged facts,
as against falsehood itself A very COM
mon inference drawn from the acknowledged
consequence OF the misfortunes of Europe,
! is, that the effects must be temporary-but
this is not true because the good already
derived must continue, if we have only the
wisdom to protect it. Another conclusion,
that is insinuated rather than asserted, is,
that we owe every thing to Europe; that we
cannot do without Europe ; i'll short, that we
must be dehendent on Europe for all the
productions Of art and genius. Those who
| thus deceive themselves, cannot deceive
the country. The state of the arts, and the
progress of manufactures in the u. States,
| give evidence of a ripenes and ingenuity in
| every branch Of humdn hUrsMt, (Which re-
| CURES only the encourd ement and frotec-
ton Of Providence aud efficient laws, TO
| place our arts and cfenceS 1fon equal
ground zeith any mutton ef modern times.
The recent establishment of a steamboat
on the western waters, carries III itself Con-
sequences much more important and exclu-
sivc, than the canal OF Languedock to France,
or perhaps the celebrated dykes OF Holland.
| The friends to American improvements,
must take pleasure i'll knowing that this
steamboat in all it's paris, engine, boiler,
and machinery, has been constructed at
| Pittsburg. The western country is indebted
to the enterprise of Two of our own citizens,
Messrs. Livingston and Fulton, for this inn
! portant improvement in the navigation of the
Mississippi. TO build this boat subsclip-
ton was proposed at Newly ork and Pitts
burg, where after much exertion, 50 little
confidence was placed in steam boats on un-
tried waters, that not more than one third
of the capital required could be raised !;
such hardness would damp men who were
not rcsolute to surmount all difficulties, the
patentees themselves advanced the remain
der, and the work has been completed in
most mastery manner, under the agency Of
Mr.. Roosevelt, aided by Mr.. Stowdinger,
eneIncerin chief TO the Hudson's river steam
boats as a proof Of her perfection, this
beautiful vessel, 148 feet in length, 30 feet
beam, has been tried with 40 tons of mer-
Az C Oh board, and advanced at the rate
Of miles AMOUR against the current of 1-2
on the 29th Of October, in the presence Of
many hundred spectators. She left Pitts
burg 70, New-O Orleans, destined to trade be-
wecn that city and Matches and there Is
little do. bit that with care aud perseverance,
all the difficulties which were spprehcnded
from sDags, sawyers, and planters, will b.
overcome, and the company amply remu-
Grated.
Let us now for a mopsrt contemplate this
science this immcssc leap forward in the
useful arts; only ave ,eays ago it was con
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/ HE Subscribers will continue their exer-
tons in the EDUCdIION9 YOUTH, the
ensuing year, at the SAME eligible place, which they
occupy present fl,ey will teach the English Ian
guage, Geography, Arithmetic and Mathemat;es---
Also, the Latin, Greek and French languages
or Price fo. tuition, by the term, : 40, to be paid
quarterly in advance.
CHILES TERRELL,
LEWIS ATKINSON.
~ ". a gentleman from France will attend such
students of the subscribers wish to speak the
French ianguage.-A few boys can be accommodate
ed with board and washing, at 8 100 the term, by
e.. Terrell; who also wishes Evening Glass Of
young men, students of Bellies Lcttres, Ethics and
Logic.
Richmond, Nov. 90. w4wp
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-
200 sacxs Salt, mostly Lii
vcrpool tilted
rs h'o .ns. Coffee, mostly
green
So crates assorted queens
ware, stone ware, loose
and in Hints.
So barrels New-Engiai,d
.,um
W. I. do.
E'owu Susar
Loaf, 10.
Baltimore iTsiskey
CaruLaers and lev
burns rccti.ie,i Wits
key in barrels and tier
ces
New-Yor.k prime and
New-Orlcans Pork
C.r't and whole Her.
iings
Swe'les and country Iron
castings
German. Crawlcy and
Biistered Steel
Win.iow Glass
China in small boxes
i.als pint and pint turn
b.crs
Wine glasses
September 20.