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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-11
CONGRESS.
HoUs. OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Debate on the bill for raising an additional
Military Force, in committee ofEhc sghoie
House.
Mr.. CLAY (the Speaker) said, that when
the subject of this bill was before the House
in the abstract form of a resolution, proposed
by the Committee &c Foreign Relations, it
was the pleasure of the House to discuss it
whilst he was in the Chair. He did not
complain of this course of proceedings for
he did not at any time wish the House, from
considerations personal to him, to depart
from that mode OF transacting the public bu-
siness which they thought best. He merely
adverted to the circumstance, as an apology
Tor the trouble lie was about to give the
committee. He was at all times disposed
to take his share OF responsibility, and under.
This impression he felt that he owed it TO his
constituents and to himself, before the Com
mittee rose, to submit to their attention a
few observations.
He saw, with regret, diversity of opini-
Ons amongst those who had the happiness
generally to act together, in relation TO the
quantum of force proposed to be raised
For his part, he thought that it was too great
for peace, and he feared too small FOR war.
He had been in favor of the number recon-
mended by the Senate, aud he would ask
gentlemen, who had preferred IS 900, &c
the subject. 1t was admitted, on all hands,
that 1t was d force to be raised for the pur-
Uoses OF war, and to be kept uy and used
only in the event of war. 1t WAS fur
ther conceded, that its principal destina-
ton would be the provinces of our enc
my. BY the bill which had been passed. tC
complete the peace establishment, we had
authorised the collection of . force of about
5000 men, exclusive OF those now in service
which, wish the IS 900 provided for by tni.
bill, viii give an aggregate Of new troops o
81 600 men. Experience In military az
fairs mas shcwn, that when any given mum.
Der OF men is authorised to be raised, yor
must, i'll counting upon the effective mer
which i viii produce, deduct one-fourth OF
one-thiTd for desertiOn, sickness and other
| incidents to which raw troops are peculiarl,
| exposed. III measures relating TO war, it i
wisest, If yoa err at all, to err on the sid.
| of tue largest force, and you win consequent
| w put down your $1,000 men At not mort
than an effective force in the field Of abou
! 81 900 This, with the 4,000now In service
viii amount 20 $4,000 effective men. Tn
Secretary Of War has stated. in his report
shat for The single purpose OF manning you
forts and garriscns on the .sa-board, 2 so
men are necessary. Although the Who'll
OF that number will not be taken from tn
! $4,000, portion of it, probably, viii BE-
We are told that in Canada there arc be
tween and thousand 7, Slar troops.
it is invaded, the whole Of that force will b
concentrated in Quebec, and will yOu at
tempt that almost inpregnable fortress wit
less than double the force Of che beseigea p
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& VIRTUE OF deed of trust, executed by John
ES Pollard in his life time, and Sarah his wife, to
John Prosser and the subscriber and recorded in the
county court of Henrco, will he sold ON the premis
es, at Public Auction, by the subscriber as the sur
wing trustee, at O'Clock, Monday the 9th day
OF this month, iffair, ifnot at the same hour the
next far day, certain piece of GROUND in the
sad deed mentioned, being part of Lot No. fifteen,
and1ronting the cross-street leading from the main
street to Shocke warehouse, together with all the
houses on the said piece OF ground, for the shortest
term Tor which any person viii take the same and
pay IN ready money the sum OF one thousand nine
hundred aud siStysix dollars and seventy one cents
with lawful interest tl,ererpon, from the first
day of April, 1909, due under the said deed OF
trust and the costs and Charges attending the sale
WIN. MONO URE.
Jan. d. ids
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4 GROCER IES.--William Andersen, a,
W the sign OF the Pcnitentiary Store. has
lately received parcel of GROCERIES from The
North, which, added to his former stock make,
the following assortment
Liverpool. blown salt in bushel twed sacks,
10. do. DO common do.
Brown s. Loaf SUGAR,
Best Green Coffee,
Imperial, Young Tyson and Souchong Teas.
Best Guupowder, do. in cansters,
Madeira, Sherry and Lisbon Wines,
Long Cork, Claret and real port do in bottles.
Cogmac Brandy and real Holland Gin
Jamaica, Antigua and New-Engiand Rum,
WhisSey, Peach and Apple Brandy,
London Brocwnstout Porter,
Moasses,
Philadelphia and Swedish IRON.
German and Blistered Steel,
Nail Rods,
Best Northern Cheese,
DO. Soap and Candles,
Chocolate,
$40 and 1918 WIyvDOW CLASS.
Tumblers, Wine-glasses and Dccanters.
Scotch Snuff
Real Spanish Cigars,
Raisns in Boxes,
Soft shell Almonds,
Flotant indigo Fig Blue, ArnettoISc. adder.
Nutmegs, Mace and Cloves,
Aispice, Pepper and Ginger,
Stone Ware, assorted,
London Mustard,
Writing Paper,
Spinning Cotton,
>, qT On consignment, 1000 lbs prime Chewing
Tobacco.
l ne above DC articles will be Sold by ho!sale and
duce or Aceeptances in town.
w. ANDERSON.
Richmond, Nov. Is. wifi
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4 DVERTIS3METT.-T subscribers f,d;n,
II IL impossible 20 conduct tlieir business N advan-
tage, account Of the present commercial restrie-
tons, and seeing probability Of providing them
selves with assortment of Goods snite to the an
proachug seasoa, hereby give notice, that they IN
ferd 20 decline business until the times become more
favorablcand that they will, until The first dav Of
Feby. newt dispose OF any part Of their present va
fuablc Stock Of Drv Goods wholesale and retail at
reduced pices-and on the 5th Of the same month,
lH AUCTION.
Among tia Goo,ls at present on Land, is n capital
Aesost mont ~perinc Cloth5 Csssimercs, a. Iisl,
linens anil India Cottous.
HUBBARD * LYMAN.
Pichfrcn Jen, = Aw
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EQY Virtue Of Deed in Trust executed to me OH
SH the 3oth OF March, iS11 by John p. Shields, to
secure debt due to John Coke, which deed was re-
corded in the county court of James City, July term
ISll-Wil be sold, on the S1s OF January, 1912, be-
}the the door of the Raleigh Tavern in the City OF
Williamsburg, the following property, much
may be necessary to answer the purpose Of the said
deed, to wit
A HOUSE aud the LAND thereto belonging, in
the city of Williamsburg, which was devised to the
said Shields by Mrs. Mary Cooke. A Tract Of Land
in miles of Williamsburg, containing 100 acres,
more or less, which land purchased By the said
Shields of Robert Greenhow--Also, Wagon and
Gear and Horses.-Terms of sale, CASH.
WIZ. BROWNE, Trustee.
Williamsburg, Jan 9. 9tp
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Jan. O..
II. DANCE, c. C.
ct

NIRGINIA, to wit--At Court of Appeals, held
at the Capitol in Richmond, the'twentietb day of
De~cynber, 1911.
RuLe--,So appeal which shall have been dismissed
or abated by the oart shall be reinstated revived,
after the lapse of sixty DAYS from such ds'nssion
statement except for good cause shewp to the COURT
verified by affidavit, and upon reasonable notice to the
adverse party of the time OF making the munca; nor
then except in special cases. unless such motita
be made within one hundred and twenty days from
the time of such disnissinn acknowledgements,
that if the shall be in session the day
which such notice shall be given, further time of ten
DAYS shall be allowed the party TO exhibit his notion
after the next meeting of the court.
a Copy. Teste,
II, DANCE, C. c.
Jan. 0. ct
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January 9

r. OTICE--Agreeablyt to deed Of trust executed
l. to the subscriber by Edmond Anderson, to Sc
cure the payment of a of money due Meacon
Ford aud Joseph Kimbrough, which said deed bears
date the 18th day OF September, thousand eight
hundred and eleven, will be sold TO the highest bid
der, for cash. at the Washington Tavern, in the city
OF Richmond, on Thursday the 10th day Of January
next, two likely NEGROES, Polly and William, to
raise the said sums OF money.
PETER CRUTCHFIELD, T}Rsfee.
Jan. g. 1t
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MTEW ARRANGEMENTS OF STAGES.-The
~ Public are respectfully informed, that in future
the accommodation Stages, between Richmond and
Petersburg, viii run in the following manner, VIZ !
One Stqge viii leave Richnond every day at eleven
o'e ock, A. M,iDe at the Half way-IIouse, and ar
rive at Petersburg the evening the same day----
One other Stage viii leave Petersburg every day NJ
10 O'Clock, A. M.---lne at the Half-way-IIouse and
srriye in Richmond the same evening
IJ Great attention will be paid to the accommo-
daticn of the Passengers by the
PRoPRIEToRS.
Jan. 3. If
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40 svMPATHIzING FRTENDS .q.vD "a

TsyO SvMPATHIZING FRTENYJS IND pa
u TRONiS.--1he heavy pressure of calamity
alas too well known, does not permit the subscriber
Immediately to resume his professional duties.-Mr.
=. DOYLE has obligingly offered his friendly serv
ces; for short time, he will, jointly with Mr.. F.
POWER, instruct such pupils as may attend, and
asarc earnestly requested to attend Their sytnpa-
thy has already been evinced their assduity and
good conduct viii afford additional solace.
l.. Fl. GfRARDIN.
January 9. st
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NIRGlNIA, to wit--At Cour. of Appeals, held
" at the Capitol in Richmond, the al day of Octo

VIRGINIA, to wit-At Cour. of Appeals, held
" at the Capitol in Richmond, the al day of Octo
her, 1911.
Present, William Fleming, Francis T. Brooke,
William HI. Cabeil and John Coai,er esouircs. Jud.
ges.
Ruie--It is the opinion of this court, founded as
well on full consideration of the law as on various
decisions which have heretofore been had, that in
future, where Judgment Decree is reversed nei-
ther in the whole, part, the ground of error
against the appellant, plaintiff in any appeal, writ
OF error or supersedeas yet, if is perceived
against the appellee, defendant the court will con-
ssder the whole record before them, and will re-
verse the proceedings, either in whole, in part In
the same manner, they would do were the an
them, either by appeal writ of error or supersedeas
Unless such error be waved by the appellee or de-
fen,Iant--wlch wsver shall be considered a release
OF all errors him.
ACopy. Testc.
r. DANCE, c. C.
Jan. o. Ct
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RANk OF NIRGINIA.--The Directors have this
gp day declared a dividend OF six per cen, ON the
Capital Stock, which viii be paid to tie Sorkhold-
ers, or their legal representative, ON or after the
10th instant
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH, Cashier
Jan. 6. 1919. I'm
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40 ANTED to HIRE, for the ensuing year, seve-
W raj BOYS of about ten or twelve wears OF age
Apply at my Stemery, near Shockr Warehouse or
at the Counting Room Of Messrs VIM. Brown, * Co.
l.. MCDANIEL.
Richmond, Dec. 90. #
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ME SUBSCRIBER wishes to hire for the James
Il River Company the present year, l. or % ike
ly NEGRO .lAE.N; for which a liberal price will
be given.
II. MGSBy.
Richmond, January o. CIV
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Jan. Q.

G LhDY's SILK PEiICE was found by Mr. L.
"a Converts servant, on the unfortunate night of
the 9th December last. Any person may have il
BY proving property and paying the advertisement.
LEWIS CONVERT.
Jan. 9. st
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By Thomas Richie. !

or CONDlTIOES----Fiv Dollars a year, to be
pfid annually in advance. Those who do not direct
eir papers to be discontinued the end of the year,
will be considered engaged for the rcxt--None will
be discontinued, until all arrearages have been paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS viii be inserted in
ths paper unless they are paid for guaranteed by
so,,e respectable person in this city or Manchester.
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"a OilCE--ls hereby given, that application
wall be maize 10 the County Court ct Hanover.
az December Court next, direct a distribution uf
The Offsets that have come 10 I,N .as u. the es:ae
committed 10 L'e To DC at,,ni,stc. vi oi the follow
nig decd p rsoms 70 Wit Joshua S,an!o,, James
Abbott, john Cfens!.sw (Ne, s.Amtl D>yiI Via
Samfe Baset, Mi!.cy Ga .iee icsro) and Jaues
l'r.,.dy.
therefore, those persons who have claims against
the said estates either uf thcN. which o.aims
have h'. already been allowed by the Court /: are
required To exhibit the 81 10 tic Court, at or b.fy.
ihat une tina, iiiey may be Sanctioned. aud in a
Court may t'sen deet h.l DC a..l 10 them sever
aiIy
1t being my wish to close these administrations as
SOON as possible.
THOMAS WHITE. shg.
oil iisnuver County,
November "a ,iwn
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NIn11N.A--as l.u..s no,oen a, me s,erk.. or,ee

" lh1lNih-aI nuies noioen st the e,erK>s ot,ee
OF the superior court OF Chancery for the Rich
mond District, the 18th day of November 1872
DAVID Dickinson administrator with the will an
nexed of David Dickinson deceased, who was fbe
former husband of Anne Dickinson formerly Anne
Coleman one OF the daughters s. lcgatees of Francis
deceased. and the children OF the said Anne
y David, namely, Francis, Elizabeth Anne Thomas
Fanny, David, Samuel, John, and William. Will
am Dickinson, former husband OF Lucy Dickenson
formerly Lucy Coleman, another OF the daughters
iegatees, otthe said Fancis Coleman decd and the
children of the said Lucy Il William namely Francis
Samuel O.. and Festus; Charles l.. Carter adm'r
with the will annexed of William Taylor deceas
ed the former husband of Fanny Taylor formerly
raahy Coleman, another OF the daughters and ieea.
tees OF the said Francis Coleman deceased and The
children OF the said Fanny and William namely A.
chibald X. and Philip who are infants and sue Inv
the said Charles J.. Carter their nest friend; and
samuel White, and Jane Roy, late Jane Roy Duke
another of the daughters and legatees of The sa5
Francis Coleman deceased, PLs
Jeremiah Upshaw, Francis Buckner, and Church.
hhi Anderson, administrator of James Upshaw de-
ceased, Anthony Thornton executor of Walker 70
iaferre decd James Taylor surety for said Thorn.
ton, JOHN Minor, Tho's k. Rootes & Samuel Chies
and John Coleman, administrators OF John Chiles
deceased O
The Subpoenas Scirefacias to revive and answer
awarded in this cause no.. being returned executed
on the defendants Anthony Thornton s. John Cole
man and tappearing by satisfactory. evidence that
tney are not inhabitants of this country 1t is order
ed hat the sand Defendants Ito appear here on the.
10th day OF the next term and shew cause :,
any they against the revival thereby sought and
that the defendant John Coleman do also answer the
Original aud amended bills filed in this cause and
that a copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond.
Tor two months successfully, and posted at the FROM
door OF the Capitol in the said city
A copy--Teste =
= =, I'm. ". AENING, C. C.
November 18th, 1919. wSwn
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NIRGiNIA.-At Rules holden in the Clarke or
fee ofthe Superior Court of Chaneery for t,c
Richmond District, the 10th day Of Oct 1879
partners, acting K trading under ti.c GriD of 6.jas
""''n SEQ, Ph65.
VIM. Jones s. John ParkhiH DG,
nc Defendant W"llam Jones moi having enter
ed his appearance and given O. cirit, aocor,,,e g,
the Act OF Assembly aud the Rules of III, Cour,
and itappeaiiug w satisfactory cylerce. that he l.
not az inhahiiant Of tSis eounrv-is oyircd fI,at
t1e said Defendant do appear here on the FIRST DAY
Of the next term < answer the Hill ofthc Plaintiffs
& that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted IL,
some newsp per published in the CITY Of X ohmon,i
Tor two months successvey and posted at the front
door Of TIE Cartel, in the said city.
.4Copy. Toste
Ostober so. -,
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NJ J. DICK & On. I'VE lately icreiys,l . g....
~ hh's jan'a'oa Sssar Vi The fret qua,.lv :.s-.
Srcca an. OBJ Cn!!ce, pennins ni,s .osl Suspr is,
iinieiia add Sonc,Ong Teas-and have IN stor, =,
senersL;'s,o. t.nen, Of tie Lest Wines 5. I.uss co.
gethcr With geacrs assortment oil sr,;cles ;n l,,
Grocery lire, which they will sell AS usual, OH the
low es, i'.i nis.
Fain'es supplied With the hest articles, wl.ich 4
not aprroScd. en- trial, may lie returned.
They expect to receive in few days. SO casks
Northern Cheese, OF superior quality.
October 16. ts
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FHNilE Subscribers, having associated themselves In
4 business, under the Arm of Whitock & Lstds
tender their services to their freis and the public
generally as Commission Merchants-they have "A
large, strong, and commodioas Brick Warehouse.
covered wits tile, the margin of the Basin, ea.o-
lated for the purposes OF storing Tobacco, Flour.
Gtain Sc. The facility and nentness, with which
they can receive, and ship produce ( without any
drayage,) affords advantages not nov equaed, nor
connot he surpassed by any other situation in the c-
ty-tey will, ON the receipt Of produce make libe-
raj advances in cash, to such Of their wis
may wish 1t from their assidnty and attention te
business, they ater themselves, that they will at,
least merit share ofpubic patronage.
CHARLES WHITLOCK,
THOMAS LhDD,
AMOS LADD.
10th mo- Oct. So. tr
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s CARD SAMUEL GLENN, T8YLOR, res.
"a pce'!uliy informs the public that he hss .tci,
arrived from Phi'ai clPl,'a and commenced business
~ tie main street IeAnond, nearly Opposite 10 ti,r
osi.o1icc, nd lew doors Leos the ofine Of lilo
Enquirer, waere be viii carry or Ills business IN an
ITS 'arons branches, with pupcturiy aud Dispatch
W." her. hosef that las exi'cr.nce ia Baltimore
satisfaction.
Ife iiSewi7e Informs tic atlics thaj he viii make
the most iash'Onablc dresses in tc neatcst nanncr
and receives the latest asaons hot: Tor scnte,,, Il,
and ''d'e'irom Philadelphia and lialunore.
October 90. ,r
AZ: Is. The best wages viii he given 70 wo or dire,
good Worknon--ro others viii be enl 5loycd
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To:al Binds. force without. thc garrisons, COCO

Garr;sons, 1850
From these views we may calculate there will be
hard hSht'ng, and the country 71aSf noqp look 70
'tS heroes 81 the Northern army, thc advance
SaGrc " its aoR0r, Srhich rs TO Sindicate our coUn
Try against the tyiants of the earth and seas and
g1t to blush the boosted friends Of the enemy in
Congress.
1t affords great satisfaction to know that our
army enters Cana@a prepared not punder, but
To pay for the necessaries which they may require
and that they carry with them the specie tor their
subsistence.
Nov is the time for volunteers.
Where is that gallant spirit, which in every point
oil the union, and in every avenue Of society, so Of
ten pledged life and fortune in defence OF the sa-
cred rights and liberties OF the nation
Now is the time for who mean TO stem for
ward and maintain the independence and glory of
America.
The time is come that will try the temper and
test the spirit OF merican freenen.
Gallant sons Of Erin--whosc kindred filed the
ranks of the Penns ylvania line, in ." times thai
trtea MeHs soukS "' will you remain with arms
folded while the enemy o. Your ancestors for SiSI
'roH ages, are at the threshold Of your adopted
country
The unsxamp'ed efforts of the executive TO oh.
tam peace, efforts which have escaped the cen
sure oil the warmest friends of the government for
Their extreme condeseenson, but which justify the
government before God and man by their failure
those unprecedented efforts have all failed s. there
remains Tor America but to assert her rights
bJ the same courage and Consistency that she estab-
bshed her iu'epeudencc--there can be now no lon
ger any parties, but the friends Of erica and the
friends OF Eng!aHd-thosc Who are not for us are
aganst us 4uroya
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9 y virtue q deed rF trust executed to TIE Ly
D Miles Gary, Of the c9inty Of SGr,y. bearing
date the 10Th day fJuly S ,, viii BE- spi Il C.i,ry
coert-hou5e, ON Saturday the i2th day of Drcembrr
nest, three Lpts, IA TIE town Uf Gotham, un which
is good dwelling horse and other out-houscs or so
mach thereof shall be- sufficient TO pay he suin or
81. nunlred dollars and the cost Of cxccu,n,. this
trust Beng no other"is; imtc'csted viii only con.
vey sueh title as IS vested in me "a trustee.
''i'.9VCLS UICRER, Trustee
November o.. 81
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vs,wo l,uNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. /.

V8NWD HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. A
4 bundie containing 500 sheets OF twenty tiolar
notes. printed in blank for Tue Farmers Rank Of Yi~
GINA, tab en- out Of box, and supposed 10 e sto
len ON the night Of the 10th instant, at the house es
Messrs. WOodlorrl and aafe.ro IN Frederick sburs
he above rewsr,!' viii be pail to person who
will deliver the sail notes to Dabney Helu,on. Esq.
OF that liace, or To the subscriber
That the public may be guarded against imposition,
they arr, Informed, that ssoenty dollar nofes k1s
been no. will be issuedbvthe Farmers Bank OF Viz
ginia any gifts Branches. until further notice
VIM. NEKERNIS, Cashier.
Eiohmond, SOth October 1919. 2avtc
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November go.

'itiS Is to give rctiee, that the s,sr;i.r - -,
II his hands the sum oi = hundred x IL :m.;i.s l..
osgnS IN the estate oi Franr,s anderson, d., e..scs
al Ming William, and is des,roi,s .lt the iun,y may
be taken out of iis ans. lie ier, fare rc,ln,A:s All
the ies"ters OF the said l.. Anderson To some i.,r,
war' an receive their several proportions as tea5is.
to tie will ol the said 4. Anderson
CHRIS TOPPER TO.NpKkN'S.
E@'r - Francis .tn!cYsoa, deed. II K.y. :?',,s
NoyesmScr 3. 6lu
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oTlCE-The Subscriber respectfully in
= forms his friends and the public that he has
removed into the house formerly occupied Inv Ro
bert johnson one door below Harry Tompkins
where he has Received large and elegant assort-
ment of Fall and Spring so DDS.
L.JOSEPH.
Oot' ~. 2awtf
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IA expect to receive in a few days, a large as
w sortrnent of coarse GOODS, viz.
striped Duffie and Rose Blankets-White sant
LOTIONS coloured & white Plains-coarse Cloths
Coatings-t earnoughts-whte and coloured Elan
nss---Tow & Flax Oznaburgs-- Cotton Baggine. sc.
Also, one bale of superfne CIoths--two trunks of
Cambries--irish LnensHosiery in trucks assorted.
aud Rms assorted-which propose selling on rea,
senable terms by the Package.
CALICO, RICHARD, & Co.
November Q. -
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'sEoMPkiNS & MURRAY, Have received s.;
q are now Opening their LONDON GOODS, cor
sis,ns ct valuable aud cStet-sive asso.ttAcnt OF
Cloths Ca5sinrercs, Linens, CalIcOes Muslins, &c.
&c.-& on board of the Oliver Ellsworth from Liver
pool nov, at City Point, they have a considerable
portion OF their course WooIens, Hardware and
Cutlery, Which may be cHpcct.i up in the course of
or 10 days; ali Of which they offer Tor sale, ON
reasonable terms, for cash or negotiable paper.
OF so Bales Napt Cottons OF hand.
NV. g. ~