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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-30

M r. GEORGE JACKSON, executor of Heze.
WI kiah Davidson, decd. William Maulsley and
Ann his wife, executrix of the said Hezokiah Da.
wilson, decd, Margaret, Lucinda, Elizabeth, Itha-
mer and .inn Davidson, infant children Of Hezekiah
Davidson, decd, by the said VIM. Maulsley & Ann
his wife, their guardian.
Please to take notice,
Thaton Tuesday. the LIST Of December, in the pre-.
sent year, at the ofhce of VIM. Raymond, surveyor
of Harrison county Tor his successor in office be.
tween the hours of eight in the morning and four in
the afternoon, shall proceed take the dispositions
OF sundry witnesses. be read In eyidsnce in the
suit dependingin the Superior Court CT Chancery
tor the district of Rchmondj wherein the executors
OF William Lyme, and others are complainants, and
the executors of Hezekiah Davidson and Others de-
PENDANTS You being absentees from this state, we
adopt this mode Of giving you notice thereof
VIM. LYME,
VIM. H. HUTCHINSON.
Executors ofWm. Lyme, decd
VOC. v. - WSW
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October 16.

r AND-OFFICE, Oct. IS, 1s,e-In pursuance Of
an act of Assembly, passed the 1ath of February
1911, entitled " An act to amend the several laws
concerning Escheats,'' do hereby make it known
that the two following tracts of land situated in the
county OF Brooke, have escheated to the comnsn-
wealth, as appears by the certificates Of the EscIest
or OF said county, bearing date the 18th day of Sep
TENDER last, yiz-one tract supposed to contain one
acre, lying on the top of the HILL near Charles
town. late the property of Carlos Don Quoxette de-
ceased, who died seized thereof-the other being
part OF lot on Federal street in the of Charles.
town, late the property of Gideon Bachelor decess-
ed, who is said to have died seized thereof
CHAS. BLAGROVE, Reg'r,
October &c. eew
OF The Editor Of the National Intelligeucer wiz
insert the above advertisement in his paper for six
weeks successfully, and transmit his account to this
department for payment CD.
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NIRGINLA--At Rules holden in the Clerks or
Gee OF The Superior Court Of Chancery for the
Richmond District, the 18th day OF July, 1879.
Samuel g. fauntleroy, surviving executor of
Moore Fauntleroy. Deceased, -, Plaintiff.
.4Sainst
Sucky Jet', in her right, and as executrix of
Thomas lett deed. John Sknker 4 William Skin
kcr, admrs of John Skinker deceased, who was ex-
ecutor Of the said Thomas jet, deceased, William
Storke Jett in his own right, and heir and admir-
with the will annexed of the said Thomas Iett
Thomas bernard, Henry Washington, Birkett Je,t.
Thomas Storke, Dorothy Jordan and john Nisbet
Jordan, ~ Drffs.
The Defendants Dorothy Jordan aud John Nisbet
Jordan, not having entered their appearance and
given security according the nc, 81 assembly aud
the rules OF this r and it appearingby satsiae,o-
ry evidence, that they not inhabitants of this
country is ordered, that the said defendants do
appear here ON the FIRST day OF the noxt term aud
answer the bill OF the plaintiff; and that a copy OF
this order lie forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city of Richmond, for two months
SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front door of the Capt.
| tol, in the said city.
A copy. Teste.
I HIN. W. HE.NLN-G, C. c.
| October y. wSwD
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October 9.

T ANDS FOR S.4LE.-I,y virtue of the aboy.
IA decree OF the Honorable Superior Cour, OF
Chancery for the Richmond District gr;X be sold a,
public auction, to the highest bidder, The Eagle
Tavern in the city of Richmond, upon the fourth
day OF January next If fair, otherwise the next fair
day. the following tracts Of land in the state OF Vr.
ginia, viz,-
,sIo9s0 acres in the county Of Greenbrier, on the
northeast side of the MEADOW river.
500 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in Ran.
dolph county ON Stewards run. W
5Oo acres formerly in Harrison, but now IN Ran.
doiph county ON the waters of Stewards run.
500 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in Ran.
dolph county, between Stewards run and Hediins
Mill run.
500 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in Ran.
doiph county, on Stewards run.
5oO acres in Harrison county, on the waters of
Stewards run, drain of Tiger Valley river ~
5000 acres in Harrison county on Hackers creek
1000 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in RAN
dolph county, on the head waters of Stewards run
drain of Tigers Valley river.
1000 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in Ran
doph county, on the Gladly fork of Cheat river.
1884 acres in the county OF Harrison on the waters
of Gnatty creek. ,t
1000 acres formerly in Harrison, bat now Randolph
county, on the Gladly fork of Cheat river.
1000 acres in Harrison county, on the right hand
fork OF Gnatty creek.
5000 acres in Harrison county, on the left hand fork
of Gnatty creek.
The patents for the above lands are all issued Ia
the said Robert Means, assignee of Henry Banks
and the sale will, according the terms of the said
decree, be upon credit of twelve months as to one
moety OF the purchase money, and of years as to
the other moiety The purchasers to give bond and
security, and deed of upon the lands in order
to secure payment OF the purchase money.
DANIEL. CALL
Executor of and devisee in trust
Gnder the iasf WiN and Testament
Of Robert Means, decd
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VALuABLE LAND FOR S.aLE.-wiube
V sold at private sale, and If application be not
made before the 10th Of November next will be Of
fered for sale nj Goochand courthouse, on the <, 4
day OF Nov next being day, tract of land, be.
longing to the estate Of Granville Smith deed ste
ct Montgomery county, lying in the county Of
Goochlan, about two miles below the Courthouse Sr
twenty eight above Richmond, containing Seven
hundred * thirty acres, One hundred Of which are
first rate James River low. grounds, aud nearly the
same quantity OF Swamp land, which may be EASILY
reclaimed, and esteemed superior I'm fvaiue TO The
best river low-gronnds,he balance consists ofhich
land, which for strength and fertility of so is eosl
Ia any on the river great part of It having been
highly manared and enclosed in lots
The improvements consist of good DWELLING
house, Ice house, Carriage house, every other neces
sary building, two Apple orchards and one Peach
orchard. The situation is high, healthy and aerees-
ble--the land well watered, containing number Of
springs and rivolets adyantageously interspersed s.
bounded on the south Ivy James River on the north
by Beaveriam Greek. The advantages resulting
from its immediate situation OF, the river & its con-
ts1ity to Richmond, are too obvious to be par,cu.
larry mentioned. =
Fortarthcr particulars enquire of John Preston in
kichmond, or of T. PIeasants or q. Smith. living
on the premises, by whom the land will be shewn.
Oo'ooer wifi
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ME subscriber respectfully informs the public,
Il that having taken his nephew Henry I on pkins
Jr into copartncrshp the business heretofore car.
red on by him, will, from the frat day of November
next, be conducted under the firm of Harry Ionnb-
ems, g Go. who will always keep hand general
line, of the best quality, which will be sold on the
most reasonable terms--being provided with a large
and convenient Fire PROOF Lunter-H House. they win
receive country produce either in exchange or ON
commission, and promise the utmost nctuality and
dispatch in executing any orders that may be intrust-
ed to them.
Harry IOntfkins earnestly s5Iicits those indebted
to him to come forward and pay off their accounts
speedy settlement of his affairs. An those having
claims against him viii please cali for settlement
HARRY TOMPKINS.
October 10. If
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October %.

VIRGINIA. Rules holden in the Clerk
v Office Of the Superior Court of Chsncery for
the Richmond District, the 10th day of October
1912.
John r. Jones. Phf
against.
Cornelius, and Andrew Conrad trading under the
firm of Cornelius and Andrew Conrad and Compa-
ny, Samuel Peasants junr. John SoInervle and
Cornelius and Andrew Conrad trading under the
firm of SomeryiIle and Conrad, Caleb Bonsai, and
the same Cornelius and Andrew Conrad trading un-
der the firm Of Bonsal Conrad and Com oany, * the
said John SomervlIe in hisfndividuaI capacity, and
the said Caleb Bonsal in his individual capacity Cor
nelius, Andrew and John Conrad acting and trading
under the firm of John Conrad and Company Leroy
Anderson, Henry Anderson and Robert Gray.
B5ts
The Defendants Cornelius Conrad, ANDREW Con
rad and John Conrad, not having entered their AID.
pearance and given security according to the 4ct of
Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence, that they are not inbat
itants OF this counry-H is ordered, that the said
defendants 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
for two months successfully and posted at the front
door Of the Capitol, in the said City.
a Copy. Teste,
VIM. w. flENING, c. c.
= October 90. w8w
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I'm CHANCERY --tynited !ysates Cssrt, ftthl
u Csreait aaa T.ginia district. Saturday Nay
80, 1919.
Robert Gourley, Executor of the last win aud ties
lament OF Ariaun Randolph, decd PITT
AGAINST
Carter Page, Executor of Archibald Cary, who
ex'or OF Peytun Randolph, Edmund Randolph.
devisce and heir Of Peyton Randolph, deed and Ro-
bert West admir- Of Philip L. Grimes, who was ex.
OF John Robinson, surviving executor Of Phil
lip Grimes, deceased, and Edmund Jennings,
Defendants,
BY consent Of the Plaintiff, and Of the Defendant
Edmund Randolph, II IS ordered and dec,eed, that
Martin Dawson and Geo. Crcenlow, or either Of
them, do make sale OF the slaves and other proper
ty in the indenture Of of the 18th of May 500
mentioned, u credit OF and l8 months taking
bond and good security, payable to them, the one
that shall act rs commissioner aforesaid and bring
the said Ids into court, to be disposed of as the
court shall direct The said sales be advertised
four weeks in three of the Richmond newspapers.
And is 10 further ordered that either Of the said
commissioners may sell separate any part of the said
property AMI II is further ordered that the decree
sganst the defendant Edmund Randolph, shall not
be enforced against his person until the trust fund is
disposed OF, neither his person property being
able beyond the decreed to be paid by him; and
by consent Of the Plaintiff, and Of Carter Page exec
utor of Archibald Cary, who wao executor of Peter
Randolph. 1t Is ordered that of the comrnissi-
account of the administration of the said Cary and
ehe said Randolph, on the cstate OF the said Arch;-
bald Cary.
AcOpy)
WV. MARSHALL On
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NJ & J. DICK & Co. have lately received ? few
~ hhds: Jamaica Sugar Of the frat quality; fine
Green and old Coffes, Pennngton's Loaf Sugar fresh
Imperial and Souchong Teas--and have in store a
general assortment of the best Wines s. Liquors. to-
gether with ageleral assortment of articles in the
Grocery line, which they will sell as usual, on the
lowest terms.
Families supplied with the best articles which, if
not approved on trial, may be returned.
They expect to receive in few days, so casks
Northern Cheese, of superb or quality.
October 16. ~
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VIRGINIA--At Rules holden in the
clerks Office of the Superior Court of
Chancery for the Richmond District, the 18th day
Of September 1919.
Taylor NoelI execute or sc. of Richard Noel
deed. PlG.
against,
Taylor NOEL, Edwin NOEL, Ellis Arrastrong;
Iishard Voolfolk, Ambrose Brown, and Thomas
Threas'ey. Deffs.
The Defendant Taylor NOEL, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the
Act Of Assembly and the Rules of this Court, and
it appearing by satisfactory evidences that he is NOT
sninhshtspt of this country--H is Oydered. That
the said Defendant do appear here on the FIRST day
NJ the next term and answer the bill of the Plain-
tiff; and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted 10 some newspaper published in the City Of
Richmond, for two months successfully and posted
at the front door oftbe Capitol, in the said City.
Copy. Teste,
VIM. HENNIC, c. c.
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VIM. w. HENING.

NlRGiNIA-At Rules holden in the Clerks nc.
nee OF the Su perior Court Of Chancery for the
Richmond District, the 18th day of October 1916
Martha Harye, widow and relict of Edwin lanes
Harvie decd, Lewis j. Harvie and John Hary;e
infant children and heirs at law of the said Edwin
James Harvie dec'd by the said Martha Haryie Their,
next TREND, William Brockenbrongh, adm or de bo
ms non, with the will annexed of John Harve decd
anu 'aq1e1n D. harve' PhtGs.
John Hopkins & CorneIa hiss wife, William Hodp-
son and Portia his wife, Richard b. Lee, admnistrs
TOR OF William Ludwell Lee deceased Corbn Gr ifin
henry Lee, Samuel g. Adams Alexander Nc Rae.
Charles Copeland and Martha Stras, widow and re-
net OF George +. Stras, deceased, and Emily Stras
ana Joseph Sras, infants, and the only children and
hers at law OF the said George f. Stras, deceased
IT, Dsfis.
The subpoena screfacias to revive and ans,, err D.
"arueq an TINS cause, not having been returned
S cuted on the defendants, John Hopkins and Corne
iIa ms wiie, William Hodgson and Portia his wife.
nicharh Lee, administrator of William IudweI
Lee deceased, and Henry Lee; and il appearing nv
satisfactory evidence, that those defendants are moi
inhabitants of this country Is ordered. that the
SAID defendants do appear here on the first Iay nj
the next term, and skew cause if any they can. a.
ganst the revival by the said process sought. and al
SO answer the original bill filed in this cause and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the CITY of Richmond
tor two months successfully and posted M the front
door OF the Capitol in the said city
copy. Teste,
October %. 20
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HERUGS * MEDiCINES--Thss subscriber res
~ peetfulIy informs his friends and the public
that he has opened in the tenement next below
Messrs FtzwhyIsonn K Potter and neartbe corner
OF the street leading from the main street To Maj
os bridge; general and we'll selected assortment of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, &c. which lie offers TO-
sale unreasonable terms FOR cash aceeptanees ~
town.
JOHN McNARA.
July 10 wi
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" ALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE--The
Subscribers are authorised to dispose of, at pri-
vate sale, that valuable piece of ground purchased y
UT moses DAVIS OF Isaac Webster Esq. situated o.,
Cary street and containing 90 feet in front, ON said
street. having thereon large brick Lumber House.
dwelling house and other improvements.
Ierms will be made known on application to
.Ioncuye, Robinson g Pleasants.
Sept. 90. IS
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Hon RENT or LEAsE-Thnt Commo,;o,,
n brick dwelling, occupied by the late Cbancel-
Ter Tyler IN the City of Williamsburg, possessing
every necessary convenience af out houses, &C. II
IS beautiful situation and has attached to il several
aeres OF ground with garden IN high cultivation
Possession may be had immcdiateiy-For termn
apply at the Raleigh Tavern, Williamsburg.
September 90. ,s
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OTiCE--A petition will be presented 10 the
l next general assembly of Virginia. praying that
the estate both real and personal Of the late General
James Allen Bradley may be vested in his widow.
now Mrs. Cooke, for reasons which will be therein
stated.
October Q. vors
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'b'O THE PUBLIC-Thc subscriber has taken q
- large and convenient louse ON the basin for the
reception OF country produce, where he intends
transactng businCs IS commission. Those who m az
favor himwith their eonsigpments, may depend on
tlle ut most attention aud punctualiiy.
FREDERICK CLARKE.
Oct, 20 JawA
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October 90.

n OT1CE--A petition will he presented to the
IN next General Assembly &C Virginia, praying
that the fines, forfetures and penalties accrung in
the county Of Prince Edward, and appropriated by
law to the Literary Fuah, may he appropriated to
the use Of Hampden Sidney College.
BY tie TRUSTEES.
September Is. wsw
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II N Richmond Hastings Court-Octoher IA rs,o
Ordered that notice lie given by publication in
one OF this newspapers Of this City, once in ever
week TIL the next court that the court will han
City acenrding 70 law. ~ "''
A Copy,
Oct..ao. C'k.
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" IRGINIA-At Superior Court OF Chancery
holden at the Capitol in the City of Rithmond,
the 9th day of July, 1919.
Henry Banks, PlrE
81. AGAINST
Daniel Call, Executor and Devisee, In trust under
the last Will Testament Of Robt. Means, deed
and Charles Spencer, Deft's.
BY consent Of the plaintiff and of the defendant
Daniet Call in proper person, this cause was this day
heard on the bill, and answer of the said defendant
DANIEL Gallon consideration whereof the court
not deciding upon the merits, doth adjudge order.
and Decree that the said defendant after having pi
ven sixty days notice Of the time and place of sale
sell the lands in the bill and proceedings mentioned
st such tune or times as he may think proper to
the highest bidder, at public auction upon cred.
at OF IL monthsas to moiety of the purchase mo-
ney and OF two years to the other moiety taking
pond and security and deed of trust upon the lands
IA order 90 secure Payment of the purchase money;
and that he hold the subject to the future Or
der of the court. =
Copy-Teste,
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Tesse,
WIN. MARSHALL, Clk.

- - :.
~ OTICE.-By virtue of the foregoing decree,
IN WILL BE SOLD, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, on Thursday the 9th day of August
next, at the Washington Tavern in this city, the
property embraced in the said decree, upon the
terms therein expressed, viI-Dick, Judy and their
children, Snckey and Lucy and Sam, Ageey aud
their children, Seceondy, Mourning, Edmona, Lew
is, Blenheim and his wife Phis and children,
Charles and Moses, Harry and Nanny his wife and
children, Watt and Billy, and Jsmmey and his wife
Dolly and child, Lydia, Jenny, Willard, Lewis--Al-
so, the library Of law and other books, of which n
list will be produced likewise the furniture, con-
slstng OF beds, blankets, Sheets house linen and
Their furniture, the plate the said Randolph, eo
sisng of silver cup, silver coffee pot, tea ditto,
do. sugar dish, silver waters, six dozen silve
spoons large and small, carpets, china, coach,
Phaetop, two herses. s.s
The sale win commence at IL o'clock.
GEO. GREENHOW, Con,'r.
June SO. 4w
OT The sale Of the above property viii. positively
be made at the Washington Tavern in this city, on
Friday che Goth of dav Nov next.
GEO. GREENHOw, Cs,n'r.
october i9. .wtds
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NJ OIlCE--A petition will be presented to the
1< next general assembly, to pass law authorship
the Guardian Of the Orphans of Carter Braxton, late
of King 4 Queen, to make sale of all the houses and
lots at WcstPoint, belonging to the said Orphans
lappahaDnOck, October 2. wSw
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May go, 1919.

A Petition will be presented to the next General
"a Assembly praying that public Landing may be
es tablslied on tlc dover Lands Of the late Samuel
peasants deceased OF Powhatan.
October 9. vsw
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HN CHANCERY-Nortl,umb county ooprt.
n 10th August 1919.
George w. Ball, PlfF
against
judith Lamkin and Jere Nash and Sally his wife,
-, Dsffs.
The defendants Jere Nas, and Sally his wife, not
having entered their appearance and given security
according to the act Of assembly and the rules OF this
court, and It appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that they are not inhabitants Of this state, on
the motion OF the plaintiff by his counsel, IL 10 de-
creed and ordeyed, That the said defendants Jere
Nash and Sally his wife, appear here the second
Monday in November next aud answer the lin Of
the plaintiff, and that copy Of this order he forth
with inserted for two months successfully, IN some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, and
also posted At the front door Of the courthouse Of
this county.
Attest,
September IS. wSwp
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n INTEND to practice Law in the various Courts
a to be held in this city--My office is in the
same building with the Columbian Inn, Cary (D)
street.
p. UPSHUR.
October 16. ~
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ZEN DOLLARS REWARD--Deserte frars
u Richmond Goth September. John Raw or otsilsf.
wise William Ray soldier in the u. States Army.
Tho said John Ray alias William was born in Ches-
terfeld County Va age 2s years. five feet five inches
high, of light complexion, grey eyes, & brown hair
ithe said John Ray alias William is deliyeredt 10
me or any Officer in the United States Army, ten
dollars viii be paid.
JOHN RUFFIN Lieut..
Cd Reg't. u. States .9rtiilery.
Oct. 20. 81
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in conformity to the above Resolution, hereb,
give notice that the Annual Meeting of the Society,"
aforesaid. will be held in the Capitol, in the city o
Richmond, the second Monday in Novembe,
next. SAMUEL GREENUOW.
Principal .9gcnt Mutual assurance Society.
General Office Of assurance,
Richmond, LIST October, 1872, VICTIM
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY ags;os,
MI Fire on BUILDINGS OF the State nf Nirn;ri.
Oct. @.

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY. aes;ns,
Nl Fire on Buildings OF the State of yryinis.-
".drttcLe 1st. Sect. LIST. A General Meeting OF
this Society to be formed of a. majority of Members
or amount insured shall be held annually in the city
oil hchmsnd, on the second Monday in Nov in each
year--Provfoed, That if sufficient number of
members in person or by proxy, shall not attend ON
that day, the standing com mittee shall adjourn the
meeting from day to day. or to such future day as
they may think proper"
Sect. End At least weeks previous notice shall
be given Of the time aud place of holding the Gene
raj Meeting, by advertising the same in such news
papers as the standing committee may deem to be
proper"
An extract from the Constitution, Rules &c. of the
M. Il. S.
SAMUEL GREENHOW, u. .4yent.
Al meeting of the Members of the Standing Com.
mittee of the Mutual Assurance Society against
Fire on Buildings OF the State of Virginia. held AT
the General Office in the city of Richmond. the
&c Resolved, That the Principal Agent be, and he
is hereby requested to publish in the Enquirer yr-
gina Patriot and Argus, (three newspapers publish
ed IN the city of Rchmond) according to the End
sec OF the lat article of the Constitution Rules and
Regulations of the Society, that General Meeting
will be held according to the said constitution and
rules, on the second Monday in November next"
copy from the journal Of the standing committee
LEWIS M. HIV.4L.4LyN, c.s C.
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sTOR safe very accommodating terms $500
- Bushels Of Coal deliverable at Rockets ap-
CALICO, RICHARD, & Co.
September 9. W.T.
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~ OTlCE--The Subscriber respectfully in
4 Y forms his friends and the public that lie he's
removed into the house formerly occupied by re-
bert Johnson one door below Harry Tompkins
where he has Received large and elegant ass,rt-
ment of Fall aud Spring go DDS.
J.. JOSEPH,
Oct. 90. 2awtf