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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-18
(DY AUTuORrrY,OF THE STATE OF
MARYLAND.)
,SCHE.ljE OF THE

$4,000 tickets 1T Ten Doiicrs each $3.50 oua
CASH PRIZES
Subject to deduction os fifteen per cent.
Stationary PRICES as foflosy.
,,, sooo blanks " SO each 0''
The next loco do. Is
10 Ticket after the COCO llanss S,5ooQ
First drawn ticket Oh the i5ii and until the 2sth
n day. S5Ooeaoh
Tickets ps e a5a to SH s (ssssps 100 Tickets,
The sad ten prizes 60 consist Of The numbers from
to 1000 inclusive. each hundred of the said 1000 to
be one prize the first drawn hundred or lowest mum.
Che 35th. -
First drawn ticket on the s5th 5000
20 :ootn TO +lst 500
70. 4ist TO 5Oth inclusive 1000
do. 55th day 50oOu
The tr1se books TO consist Of Nos a 1000.
The object contemplated to lie accomplished by
the above scheme, is eminentIy entitled to the f.ver
and patronage of the citizens rf Baltimore TIE pc.
tablshrsent of Medical College n unc,cet;orahix
have beneficial influence on the general literary
character of our eityCa it perhaps NAV be hereai.
ter engraited the ether Colleges, and thus an univer.
dty he constituted.
L will however give us ether important airantares
it viii promote spirit of IN gsgaton in the "a
culy It wa! iadccc young o talents to establish
Themselves in or city, and thereby permanently Sc.
cnre to dis community tic best aia that can be AZ.
torisd hy the medical profession. 1t r:iay also be
proper to remark, t.at il This school should rrosper
rs rs anticipate, tv5 cause large sums 90 be epend-
dislWscd in ether places.
We presume thst those gentlemen who are anxi.
ouS tor the advancement Of the interests of Bati-
more, VIII give ua thcr support ON the above oonsi
deratiOns
To those who are inclined TO profit themselves ae
the same time that they encourage us--we conf
IDENTITY say, that scheme Of lottery so splendid OF.
promising as the above, has been offered in tho
country. " S''S
TIE AFFDICAI. COLLEGE LOTTERY.
Is drawing in ti.c city OF Ral,imore-.hlit the
high PRIzEs stiii in the wheel.
Present price Of Tickets, S1l 80, bat VIII soon
advance.
Applications for Tickets from distant places most
psid) ine!osing the cash. addressed to either OF the
subscribers, at their respective Lottery Offices in
Baltimore. will be Immediately attended to-
KEARNY WHARTON, Soatl,-st
PHI ii' III. NICKLIN, No. 2G2 Markets.
j. /. COHEN, Jun'r. Medical College Lottery
Office, No. 10, Market-st.
n B. Slips IF each days drasYisg are regularly
Published and viii be forwarded to those who mar
apply.
baltimore; july Z. 2awt1stOct.
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NSESSRS. Samuel Allen & Judith his wife, John
~ Thompson Swami, William Swami, and Eli
2abeth Roaaii swami
Take notice, that shall proceed to take the dc
positions ct san'.ry witnesses at Powhs,an court
house in the state ct Virginia the 2is, day of De-
tober next, between the hours OF 10 o'clock i'm the
forenoon and six o'clock i'm the afternoon OF the same
day, to be read rs evidence in suit now depending
IN the county court of Powlatan, in Chancery
wherein l am plaintiff and you aud others are de-
PENDANTS Yours, sc.
WILLIAM HICKMAN.
Richmond, September II. wAw
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otICi---i lave authorised Mr. James gsranter
y of this place 20 oct GENERALLY in tie settlement
OF business devo'vimg acting executor of the
late Mr. James Lyies estate under whose care are
placed the hooks of James Lyle Individually of Lyle
Q ncCredie, and OF all concerns Of which Mr.. Lyle
was member, and who is empowered In settle a..
counts, pay or receive money, and grant receipts Il,
tie same manner as l would do when present
Persons having business with me ia the eapacit,
l'ienuCncu a'e requested to call MIR. Brander,
at the house lately occupied by Mr.. Iv,s. wber ,hs
books are continued to be kept
ROBERT GRAHAM, .Suygfviup
=, .4cting ese'oy. IF Jdntes Lyle, dce'd.
Manchester, 95tl, Aug. 1879 swn
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sFOR LE.4SE--Win be leased at Hanover court.
= house, on "Wednesday the esd Of September
neN'' lbeng Hanover conrt day. for the term OF
three Years, and possession given the first day of Js
nnay Si3, the tavern, other houses and plantation.
belonging to the orphans of Paul Thiiman deceased
he terms WI he made known the day of the
lease. PHILIP r. WINSTON C,grJ:
Of the Orphans ot Paul IHil,,,an. deed.
Hanover Courthouse, Aug. 90. epGtp
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sAN-AWAG last night from the Subscriber,
Es POOL,a negro Man about SO or 40 Years of
age, about ieetC Or inches high, rather ncshy-
ws,ks with his feet rather far apart of his up
per teeth, next TO the iorc-tootl, is broken oil; he
Is Negro rather OF the red cast, and smells very
offensive when frightened. made angry. lie was
purchased frori the Estate Of Mr.. Tankard-He
has mother living i'll about Richmond, and n
sister III the ncighbourhood, that di belong to the
Estate OF Mr. Cowiey, deed. It's believed, he viii
Turk abcnt Richmond. liberal reward in a,ldi-
ton to what the law allows, is utiercd ftaken and
MATTHEW CLAY,
July 2o. IF
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! hANCING SCuOOI,--l1r. DARRAC Zee.
az pectiully informs The Ladies' * Gentlemen nj
itichnond and its vicinity, that lac will on the f5t,
instant open Dancing School in a central part ~
The city, where lac viii teach The most fashionable
dances TO those Ladies and Gentlemen who vii,
honor him w'tll their patronage. A subscripton
Instructed, will ne left open at Mr Tiin's. ,,l,cr.
they are respectfully, solicited to cal, as soon as pos
sble. 80 '''
Ladies or Gentlemen wishing 70 take rrieqte Ice.
sons viii be duly attended by applying to Mr. Oar.
rae.
Practising Balls viii soon after commence vI,et.
Ladies' and gentlemen viii be admitted.
". u. MIR y. has opened his Dtncinr S,Io,I &,
the room above Mr. A. Bakers store, the door be.
low Mr. Ro. Gamble.
Sept. II. e.
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ri Office TO COOPERS-Persons disposed to
contract for the delivery, on or Before the Ist
November next, OF three to four hundred barrels
made OF we'll seasoned heart of white oak full hoop
ei' Will please to apply TO Brown and Rves Of
Richmond, or to the subscriber at W arren on James
River.
WILSON CARY NICHOLAS.
August o.. Cav
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~ OTICE-The public are hereby cautioned a.
~. galnst trading for n bond executed 10 Thos.
Gibson by the subscriber, for about eighty three
pounds, payable on the 25th of Dec. next, which
eond am determined not to pay, as it was given
lor the purchase o. tract of land, to The said Thos
Gibson, OF whom not procure title
JOEL W. JONES.
Prince Edward August o., 1912 4w
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~ Y virtue OF n trust deed from Otwag y Shields.
- executed for the payment of a certain sum Of
money specified in the same 10 James Brakeman. }
shall proceed to sell ior ready money, before the
front door of t'e Iasie Tavern in the Gig of Rich
inond, on the 12th do' o. October next 6ncund,il.
Cd fith part Of q ttac, OF land, known BY the nam,
OF tlmcC;h, miles distautfrom Williamsburg, "
ing "a tc county of York, being part az the tract
Oh which James Shields Decd. resided.
SAML. McCRAW, T,vsies
September .. g4gn
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THSWENTY DOLLARS REWARD -Runaway
q from the Subscriber, living near jamestown,
about twenty-five years of age, stout and well made
hve ieet six or eight inches in height, his skin les,
black than that of common negroes, with more Of
tue yellow sue-a peculiar wincss in the expressi-
ON Oh hs eyes, with curry eyeIsshes, are distinguish
ing characteristic marks of features Which viii rca
,iy strike the attention of those who may see Linn
ms nose rs large and lips thick Since his departure
he mas been apprehended ana imprisoned in Staun,
Ion Augusta couniy) where he broke i,il ard cs-
eaped, on the 9TH ultimo-Nhen taken, he called
hnsei! Field Anderson, and held in possession free
pass, aiming for Philadelphia 1t is probable he has
or "'i change his name again and endeavor to Oh
tain another pass. The pass found with him states
that he was bred and known bv several gentlemen
IN u, buckingham county, purchased this negro Of
EDWARD Mnxey a buckingham. Whoever will safe
y uen'eF the said negro to me at my place of resi-
JOEI. w. JONES.
Prince-Edward, Sept. IL I'm
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i NE fourteenth drawing of tie ninety number
"A Lottery took place at the Capitol on the I4tb
nSt' when the following numbers Came out viz.
"a, IL, &c, SO, I'll.
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ssY virtue OF deed of trust from John r. Shields
, and Jane c. Shields his vile, executed for the
paymen. of certain sums of money to James Lake,
nan, we shall proceed u sell for ready money, be-
Sore the front aoor Of tic Eagle raveru ia the city
ot Richmond on the 12th dav OF October next one
undivided th part OF tract Of land, known by the
ns'ne of famout lying in the county of York, be-
ing part at tract which James Shields, deed re-
sidel, distant about i miles from williamsburg, on
the stage road.
GEO. GREENHOV, and
GEO. WILLIAMSON, Trustees.
Richmond, Scutembcrq whw
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XIRGINlA--At Rules holden in the Clerks or
v flee OF the Superior Court Of Chancery Cor the
Richmond District, the eleventh day OF July 1870
Gervas Storrs, sheriff of the county OF Henricc,
whom the estate Of fortunatus Syt,,or hath been
committed for administration, by the court Of the
said county ct lienrico, ran.
Against
Jesse Smith, Robert Sydnor, William G. Sydnor,
John +. Price, executor of James Price, who WAS
executor OF Samuel Price, who during his Lille
sole acting executor Of fortunaus Sy,nor, deed, &
John Hewlett, executor of John Hewlett, who was
surviving executor OF the said Fortunatus Syduor,
deed. Dcfs
The subpoena scirefacss awarded in this cause, not
beiog returned executed the defendants Robert
Sy,lnor aud William c. Sydnor, and it appearing Iy
satisfactory evidence, that they not inhabitants
Of This country 1t as ordered, That the said defend
ants do sppear here the first day of the next
term, and shew cause, if any they can, against the
revival thereby sought; and that copy Of. this
der be forthwith Inserted in spapcr publish.
c'i in the city of Richmond, tor two months success
sireiy and posted at the front door of the Capitol
! the said city.
! COPY. Teste.
WM. w. HENING, c. C.
| Z. col
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~ ton, the subscriber is now enabled 20 supply A.
polhecaries and Physicians with cold drawn Castor
Oil Of the Best quality. 1t will be kept constantly
fresh, at his Factory near Goochlanj court-hunsc.
RICHARD G.. BOWLES.
Oil Hill, Aug. %.
We have Tor II months used in our practice, Cas-.
tor Oil prepared by Doctor Richard G. i}owles
which we certify to be of first rate quality. clear
from sediment and impurities, sitting pleasantly on
tho stomach, aud operating without gripping which is
90 apt 70 be produced by imported Oil, from it, uni.
vercaIy being more or less rancid
ANDREW l(EAN,
n. w. VAUGHAN,
WSi. MEREDITH
August o.. wsvn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-18

BhRUG5 * MEDiCTNE5-------T he Subscriber res
~ pecttuly informs his friends aud the public
that lac las opened in The tenement next below
Messrs Fitzwylsonn * Potters and near the corner
oithe street learing from the main street to May
os bridge general and veil selected assortment of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, &c. which lac offers for
sale unreasonable terms for cash or acceptances in
town.
JOHN McMARA
July 10. ytf
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EXTRACT FRQn TYi5 FOtTI2TW BL1LLE.
TN or THE FREyNCH C9.4NiD .RR.jfY.

:
On the eth the omperor arrived AZ the advanced
posts Two lours before midday, and put the army
in motion, with view 10 approach Wilma, and at
tack on the ssth st break &c day, the Russian army,
II they vcnrred % defend the place, 10 retsrd c
capture IN order 70 save the innerss mag zines
they he'll coil clcd there. division If Iiu slams oc-
eupch Troli, anI another posted on the heights
OF Waka
a renco7tre took place on the cath Tie mar
shall duse Of Reggie fOual tie enemy in oFsier Of
battle over against DcviUovo. = cannonade took
plsss.--tlie enemy we're driven from post ~ post,
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ME Visitors of the college of William and Ma :
- ny are requested To meet IN conversation at the
college on the first Monday in October II is icsir-
ao'e that tnl meeting should be had rs AZ, appoint
ment OF professor OF Moral Philosophy &c ill be
made on same day
BY TIE RECTOR.
Sept. II. IL
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&I OiiChi-l'oohs for receiving further subscrin-
~ tons to the Loan Of e!even millions of dol
laTS tor the use OF tie United States authorised by
cd on hcfftceh day Of the present month Of .iIly.
at the i>H1@ Il Virginia, for sum not excee, ,ne
one hundred thoaSdHd do(l0rs, which books viii
continue open for receiving subscriptions during the
ordinary hours OF transacins business at The said
Bank, until the said Of one hundred thousand
dollars shall have been subscribed, or public notice
shall be given Of the subscription being closed
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1eSte,
WIN. MARSHALL, GU.


OIiCE.wBy virtue of the foregoing decree,
~ WILL BE SOLD, at public auction. 70 the
highest bidder, on Thursday the 9th day of August
next, at the Washington Tavern ia this city, the
property embraced in the said decree upon the
terms therein expressed, yz--Dick Judy, and their
chldren, Suckey aud Lucy and Sam, Agcev aud
their children, Seceondy, Mourning Edmonia. Lew.
is;; B'enheim and his wife Philiis and children
Gnaries and Moses, Harry and Nanny his wife and
children, Watt and Billy, and .Iammey and his wife
Dolly and child, Lydia, Jenny, Willard Lewis.-AI-
SO, the library OF law and other books, of which
nst VIII DE produced likewise the furniture, con-
ssung OF beds, blankets, sheets, house linen and o.
ther furniture, the plate of the said Randolph con-
ssting OF silver cup, silver coffee pot tea ditto
do. sugar cish, silver walters, six dozen silv er
spoons large and small, carpets china one coach
Phaeton, two horses.
The sale will commence at I Q o'clock
GEO. GREENHoW, COmr.
june 80. 4w
90 The aforementioned sale is postponed until
Tuesday the Goth Oct. next.
90 GEO. GREENHow, Coaq'r,
July 20. wtls
NlRGlNlA-At Rules holden in the Clerks OF
NJ nee OF the Superior Court of Chancery for the
richmond District, the 1ith day of July, 1879.
Daniel VandewaIl, administrator, szc. of Makes
Vandewal, decd y2ItF
.4PdinSt
John Price and Mary r. his wife, GilEey NJ Lew.
IS, walter Shelton and Ann his wife, Marin Price,
Richard Carter and Susanna his wife .Iobn Price
the younger, Rves Price, William Burtou surviving.
eXor. OF Francis Lewis, decd, Hudson Lewis, Chas
w. Lewis, Francis Lewis, William Depreist and e.
~ Iza his wife, and William Lewis; the said Walter
Shelton, Charles w. Lewis, and Gilley NJ. Lewis
Xors OF Wiltshire NJ Lewis, decd. the said Gil
ley NJ Lewis, surviving ex'or. of Charles Lewis Sc
Nor, decd, devisec of Wiltshire NJ Lewis, decd
ana the said Walter Shelton, john Price and Giliey
Va. Lewis, ex ors OF Susanna Lewis, decd.
Defs.
ihe Defendant, Hudson Lewis, not having enter.
ed his appearance and given security according to
the act o. assembly and the rules of this court and
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence, that lie is not
an inhabitan OF this country IT is ordered, That
the said Defendant DO appear here on the first day
OF The next term and answer The bill of the plaintiff
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted IN
some newspaper Published in the city Of Richmond.
tor two months excessively and posted at the from,
door CT the Capitol in the said city.
a copy. Testc,
VIZ. w. HENING, =. c.
Ausus, .. wSwp
" !. q L. sT.sfTT
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Terms II tie LoaH.
l. The whole anOIut subscribed shall be maid an
The tine ot sab 5rbirg-and for such amount tl,e
Cashier of tie ssd Bank shall give n Certificate
winch, upon being surrendered 80 the Loan office of
the State 81 f'rgna, shall ento The subscriber 10
receive from the Commissioner Of Loans. a certif-
cate or ecrthcates OF camta funded stock bearing
interest from TIE following dates respectively, that
From the first dcy Of .qarpst next. on all sol,.
5crpjons made from tic 18Th dav of ,Iulv IN fl,,,
18th Gay OF August inclusiyely.
tron' the frst day NJ .Se1fe1abey next. on all
subscriptions mfdc from tue 10Th day Of AUGUST 10
thc 18th DAY o. September. inclusivciy
From the .frSt day n Oct9bey next, on MI SUBJ
scrpons made from tie 1Cth day OF Scufe,obo,. fo
ihe i5th dry If October nclusiyrl,.
winch certificates ol fuadcl captaj stock sbalI bo
issue" ~ sums Of ore hurited fo,i,. hundred. ono
hou5anus i0ur thousand o. ten thousand don, "a.
at thc OPTION ." he proprietor, and sial! be ti.ns-
'eTFahc ~ the creditors or their a,toirios Gnlv
constituted, az the Treasury afl Loan Offices res
gc,",JN' ~ Tie aaoic rsqnnar rs Tie present fun
lea Cc5t q The United E.es Grd in t.rrs,. ,ce ns
De rules vricii l'ayo hcen or which MAY b ,.stsb
'ishcd relative TO tle uan,sr o. Tic said ,cJt
.. Ate the last day rs Neee,ohcr in the ysar ora
thousand cis hundroGsr twenty forr & afey res.
sooa"e nouae % tic CREDITORS wlncl, sTa.l be evet
y "N 'Y"Tuccmc ni IN sn.ie public newspaper p,in-
,su az vac seat % ine government Of liz o. States
tne Said capital stock she'll he redeenai;. ~ tho
p'eas'Te ., the United STAGES, by tie reimburse.
men. OF the Whole sHu which MAJ, at C.at time
stana crenfted TO any prorreetor on tn. looks ~
me reasuty or OF the Ican-O.ices rs.gt.e ,veI,,
ALBERT CALLATIN.
"ecrefGrg of1hc Iys-g-'y.
Do''''"' w 'NY = 5isDe,.
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August :.

ENCfiANCERY---ln buckingham County Court
4 August-iS1o-
Anthony Garrett as. john HanIleton and Arm.
steal Garrett.
disappearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court that
the said John Hambeton is not an ini,abitant of this
State on motion ordered, that the said John appear
! ut our Court House on the o1 Monday in November
next TO enter his appearance to this suit and give Sc
curly Tor performing the decree of the Court and
IT rs further ordered that this order he inserted
forthwith for = months successfully IN some ucvs-
paper printed in The City OF Richmond and another
Copy posted at the front door OF our CoI.t House.
"A Coay IeSie.
RoLFE ELDRIDGE, Jr. DC.
August 20. wSw
IN CHANCERY.--Cnited .Siafee C,art. 6ffI
CIcn'' aid PrSiaia district, Saturday .lIay
Robert Gourley, Executor Of the last will and tes
lament OF Ariann Randolph, deed Ik6:
Carter Page, Executor of Archibald Cary, who
was eNor OF Peyton Randolph, Edmund Randolph,
dc'see and heir OF Peyton Randolph decd and 10.
bert Yves, admir- of Philip l.. Grimea, who was en-
ecntor OF john Robinson, surviving executor of Phil
Up Hnmes, deceased, and Edmund Jennings,
BY consent of the Plaintiff, and of the Defendant
Edmund Randolph, IL is ordered and decreed, tina,
niaftn Dawson and Geo. Grcenhow or either of
then do make sale OF the slaves and other proper
" the irdenture OF trust fthe 19th of Nav $500
mentioned, ON credit of 9 and 10 months. takinr
pond and good security, payable to them OF the one
that snail act as commissioners Aforesaid and bring
the sad bonds into court to be disposed of as the
court shall direct. The said sales TO be advertised
tour weeks IN three of the Richmond newspapers
And 1T is further ordered that either of the said
commissioners may sell separate any part of the said
property; and it is further ordered that the decree
against the defendant Edmund Randolph, shall not
be enforced against his person until the trust fund s
disposed OF, neither his person nor property being H.
abe beyond the sum deereed to be paid by him; and
by consent OF the Plaintiff, and of Carter Page exec
9tor OF Archibald Cary, who was executor of Peter
hahyoiph. II Is ordered that one OF the commissi-
oners of this do examine state and settle the
account OF the administration of the said Cary and
the SAID Randolph, on the estate of the said Arch.
bald Cary.
"a Copy)
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EETEB5rER 81 WOOD have removed their or.
' fee TO one Of Mr. Wichham's brick ,cng.
nenis o" CATys street, near tlc Basin, where tbey
cohiWnc to transact business on commission
Scpt. 8. o.,
u l. II N * s.
or almost every Inscription,
ron Ss3LE RI THIS Of1ICR.
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London, July 1875.
Nicc-Admiral Sir Smith hoistcd his lag On. Sa-
turday afternoon, Portsmouth,, on board the
Tremendous, "a. Capt X. Campbell, for the Med-
tcrranean Sir Sidney is appointed second in com
mand on that Station, iii the room of Admiral
Keats, who, we are sorry 10 learn, comes home from
i'll health. Sir Sidney win shift, his flag TO the lii
hernia, off Toulon. The Tremendous will sail in
few days.
The estimate of the French army comprehend.
ing the forces OF the allies is given from the War
Office at Paris, in the following exaggerated state
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Forei:gz, Intelligence.
LATE FROai ENGLAND.

From a FlyD,oufh paper IF .IaLy oStk, rcccivec
at Boston By the BRIG John.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-10-15

THE Co-partnership under the firm Of wILLiAA
& HKsRS MooRR, was by mutual consent
dissolved on the 5th inst All persons having unset
tied accounts or demands against the said hrm, are
requested to p-csent the same for settlement. sne
receive their dues; and all persons indebted to them
by Note or Book Account, earnestly requested
To make immediate payment TO WILLiAN MooRE,
jun. who is authorised to settle ali accounts of said
company. II being absolutely necessary that their
demands should be adjusted soon as possible, they
hope ths, no person win neglect his friendly invita-
vion, US they will be Obliged to have recourse TO
some other for the collection of their debts,
sLsuld this notice not be attended TO.
WILLIAM MOORE, jun
HENRY MOORE.
n. + WILLIAM MOORE, jun; will continue the
DRY GOODS business in all its variety. ut his
Store No. 80, Thames-street. lie thanks his tie'ds
for past fayors, aui solcits continuance of their
custom his en,eayofs to please will be unrcmit'ed
Newport, June l7, 1872
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me y; -hie Shoes.


96HN 81. MANSFIELO,
TT1s is, received at his Shoe-store, large
II assortment of Ladies' SHOES, OF The following
kinds, viz plum color, ielac. crsam' sa'mon' tea,
light and dark green morocco.
Aiso-a handsome assortment OF black morocco
Shoes, with and without heels misses and chi'di ems
morocco Slippers and ties, all coiors gehueu'eas
Ns,v.york and BOSTON made fine Shoes and Pumps I;
ladies' Grecian Slippers; boys morocco dancing
Pumps misses kid slippers 80
Likewise six trunks Of mems and women's low
prced Shoes one trunk old-fashioned stuff shoes
New-York manufactured CaIfskms meats leather
O. sc July L.