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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-01

& tOMMUNICATION.-.N g Splendid Foyk'
" of .National Enoor.nncc.-- WARD par
SER & JOSEPH DELAPLAINE, Book -sciers,
Phiiade!paa, intend publishing by subscriptions an
American Edition Of the EDLN-BJRCH E.N'CY-
CLOP.&Oh4, an entire original work, now pub
fishing IN Edinburgh, under the direction and conduct
OF David Brewster, L. l.. D. Fellow of the ROYAL So
cie;y of Edinburgh and the Society of the Antiqna-
ries of Scotland with the assistance of nearly ono
hundred gentlemen of the first eminence in Science
and Literature III Europe. The publishers have Gu
Gagged nnmber of Literary gentlemen in this COM
try to contribute American information to the work
Mr.. Paxton, agent for the publishers, will wait on
the citizens of Richmond and Manchester, to solicit
their signatures for the above very valuable wo,k
J Subscription papers will be left far fe.o DARK
at the Eagle, Bell, Washington and Columbian Ia
verns.
Jan. 2S. r.
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Nc'iANcE:ii -cunlae.:a,d eaun;y December
y court, 1911.
WIN. d. Baskerville, pi.r
.igairst
John Brown. cxo'r of Geo. Baskerville, deed Pre-
ella baskerville, Nsu. IL. Baskerville a.., sia,r,;cl
Baskerville, I,.;ty
On the motion of the conr,a;na,t, and IL .,ear-
ing TO tho satisfaction OF the court Tia, William, II
Bash erviie and Ssni. Baskerville two of the ,lsl,nI
ants, xre mt inhabitants oil this state, Il is or y
and decree, That unless tue absent defendants 10
appear here and answer the bill OF the comp.oa,,,
on the Ist day of March court next that the corr,
WI proceed to take the said bill confessed ms 10
them, and decree the matter thereof accorlingly-
and that copy OF this order be Inserted i'm come
one OF the newspapers printed in the city Of Rich
mond for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and That :, conv
be posted vt the front door OF the house OF this
county.
4 Copy, Atteste,
MILLER wocDsON, jr n. c. c. c. c.
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"a iLLiNERf 81 MaNTUA MAXIM G-hfary
' Soutlsstc, Miiliner s. Mantua-Maker, IN the
store lately occupied by Aubn Laforct as a Grocery,
and opposite that of Robert Nelson & Co +, stree T.
Richmond, Is thankful for the encoura cement w,icl,
has been awarded 60 her exertions since she corr
menced business, and respectfully informs the ladies'
OF Richmond and its vicinity that she has r,st OMEN
ed ehoiee assortment of Fashionable .tffLiincry-
and having made arrangements with house at New
YORK Tor regular supply OF the same, together W th
the prevailing fashions there, she hcnceforth holds
herself able furnish her friends with whatever ,hey
may want in her line, OF the most unexccptionahlc
terms; and to make dresses according 10 tie newest
fashions, or such may be handed to her for imta-
uon, IN tic best manner, and on the shortest notice
jan ii' wtf
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BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT,

AN ACT,
Directing the terms which Lands sold at tublic
SAFE, and that reUert for failure in payment,
shall again be sold.
ace ii enacted by the Senate and house of Re
y PresentatiVeS Of the United States,of .in,eyi-
ca, IN Congress assembled That no tract or tracts
oi the reserved sections other public lands of the
United States, that have been or may hereafter be
sold at public sale, and which may have shall, on
account OF failure to complete the payment of the
purchase money, revert to the United States shall
hereafter be sold at private sale, price less than
that for which the tract was sold at hubble sale
HENRY CLAY
opeaker Of the House ct Representatives.
GEO. CLINTON,
Vice President Of the Y. States. and
President ef the Senate.
January IA, 1919.
.2bPrOvcd,
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A SCHOOL MASTER 'w.a'ct in,mei;attiY
u gentleman whose moral character is ,nex-
ecp,ionab'-; who is capabl, OF teaching ,.s,,;np.
MntIn-. arithmetic. grammar an,, eeosr:,, IDS
s'i''ann W.; he ia .isc neshhnrlooi OF ni-En,o..,,
he VI: have to t.aea abon- - enquire
Of the printer
Jan:iary 20. wS.Y
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November 90.

fkFHE subscriber offers for sale, his PLANTATI-
= ON, lying on James River, in the county Of Am
herst, about 10 or ~ miles below Lynchburg It is
estimated 10 contain GOO acres considerable part
OF which are ow-grouuds. consider il unno cesssry
to describe the fertility or advantages attached to
this land, presuming persons disposed to purchase
viii view the same.
THOMAS T. MAYO
January rs. wGtD
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JAMES MADISON.

AN ACT,
authorizing TIE purchase Of ordnance and ord
nance stores, camp equiioage and other Quarter
Masters stores and small arms.
E 1T enacted BY the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatiUeS q me United States q, .4,i,erica in
Congress assembled, That the sum OF one million
hve hundred thousand dollars be, and the same is
hereby appropriated for the purchase under the d-
rccton OF the President of the United States of ord
nance and ordnance stores, camp cquipage and other
quarter-mastcrs stores, for the of the army of
the United States.
SEC. =. Ind be it further enacted, That the sum
OF Tour hundred thousand dollars be, and the same is
hereby appropriated for the purchase, under the d
rec,ion OF the President the United States of salt
petre and sulphur, for making the same into powder
and for ordnance and small arms for the use of the
navy Off the United States.
III. CLAY,
Speaker Of the House 81 NRepyesentatives.
GEO. CLINTON,
Vice President Of the United States, ana
President Of the Senate.
January Ii, 1912.
.itp,oved,
JAMES MADISON
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-01

Anew SToRE-The subscribers bayn, t,kcr
= the store lately occupied by Messrs. ffubbsrt,
" Lyman, and nearly opposite their present stand,
Oder Tor sale an extensive assortment of European
mo INDIA piece Goods, the lowest terms for.
LORD & FARNSWORTH
as the object Of the subscribers IL only to disposc
OF their present. stock great bargains may be pee
ted.
January 16. sw
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ViRGi lS, Chancery District Court, held
in Williamsburg, the 2tth day of October, 1911
Dorothy Jordan, widow, aud john Nisbet Jordan
only son and'her of John Morton Jordan, Pr.
.7gainst
William Skinker, surviving executor of John Skinv
ker, decd who was executor of Thomas Jett decd
Suckey Jett, executIix OF Thomas .Jett which said
Thomas Jet was executor of ohm II oreton jordan
and William Storke Jet, admo'r of Thomas JET.
decd. the said William Storke Jett, executor Of
William Bernard, deed who was an exor of Holm
Moreton Jordan, Wiil'am Bernard, devisee of ,Sc
said William Berna, II. and William Gibson Mary.
Sydenham, the sail William Sknker, executor Of
John Skinker, junr. deceased, and James Monroe.
only acting executor of Joseph Jones, deceased,
Detfs.
ed her 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 she
IS not nhabant of this country-on the motion of
the Plaintiffs by their Counse!-h is ordered, That
tie said defendant appear here the first day of the
next term and answer the Bill of the olaintiffs-and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted i'm
some spaper of the City of Richmond, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door of
the former Capitol, in this City. -
n Copy. Ieste, y
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, C. C.
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Il. LEWIS,
Il. DURWELL.
Richmond, Dee. %.

Z ANDS, MILL & SLAVES FOR SALE-Pur-
"a suant TO the last will of RALPH WORME-
LEY, esquire, OF Roscg, and OF decree in Chan
'cery,.vil be sold at public auction, "Wednesday
e 18th February next, if fair, If the first fair
day. TWO FARMS, on Pamunkey river, in the
1 county of King WiIam-one known by the
lpame Of QUEEN FIELD, containing 400 acres,
ethe other is called WOODDY's, containing 409
acres, together with valuable Merchant Mill on n
never-saiIng stream, and Store House, within Q
miles oil Hanover Town, and 81 OF the city of Rich
mond-The mill works four pair of stones, with
the most approved machinery, and Cotton Gin
ifeing situated near navigation, in rich wheat coun-
try, with many local advantages, renders this pro
perry truly desirable.
The Farms are part Of Manskin Lodge Estate,
Zone of the most productive in Virgina) their situa
ton and fertility OF soil being generally known, its
deemed unnecessary to give minute description.
bhe ysc will take place at the Mill, OH the follow
ngt oYe toprtiIsia 40 days, 18th at II months,
payable U the legatecs>of said Worn,cley, at the
hank in Richmond with sFfapproved cndorscr, and
a deed Of trust on the property carrying interest
from the date---On same day and place, will be
SOLD FOR Cash, Twenty SLAVES, of the estate of
sad testator; or so many will, with the sle of
the land and mill, he sufficient to discharge the e-
gaces.
Mr. James Fox, Manskn Lodge, will shcw the
pToperty and pats OF the land any person wishing
to view the same.
(SignecD
ELEANOR WORNIELEYo .s,,;.:.
CARTER BEVERLEY, a, ,,'"'-
JOHN CHEW, CTators'
January II. ,oF
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January rs.

virtue Of a deed OF trust executed to the sub
= scliber, by Charles Burton, of Chesterfield coun-
T., on the 7 day OF March 1899, secure the paw
mcnt OF debt due To Ho01, TrcdSay x CO.. aud
recorded in the county court Of Chesterfield, will be
soI on thc premises, to the highest bllcr for cash.
on Saturday the Sth day of Feb'y nQ%t the tract of
LAND On which said Burton resides, confirming
three hundred and foTty-s;x acres so much there
OF as VIII satisfy the debt aforesaid, with interest and
cost attending saii sale. The Subscriber viii conve.
TO tiie purchaser the title vcstel an him as trustee
ROBERT GRAHAM, Ttusfsc.
Stanchesser, Jan. IL. 2awttls
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JAMES MADISON.
NNlLLiAM II. HUBBARD, respectful,
January ID, 1879.
Ibb, oved,

NSlLLiAM II. HUBBARD, respectfully
" informs his customers and the public,
tnat ne has removetSto street, opposite captain
.'a'nbes, at the sign of the Boot and Shoe Ware
house, where he continues his business in its various
branches.
La adiition to great variety of Boots and Shoes
OF ms own manufacture, he offers handsome assort-
meat Of SLOAN LEGANT BALTIMORE Doors.
AS he emuious to please, he will endeavor By keep
ing constant supply of Shoes and Pumps of every
description, selected from the most approved facto-
iies ct Boston and New-York, to crafty generous
community.
Waxed Calf Skins, Boot Legs and Tops, Black and
Coioured Roam Skins, Shoe Thread, Sc Sc ALWAYS
obtaiuable on application.
and punctually attended to-
Or eoasignnent and !aiLy expected Der seh'r.
Uerkioler, SIX HU.N.DRED P.9Y2 .SHOE,S.
wen assorted and suitable to the season. which will be
sold at wholesale at the invoice price for cash or on
go'iabc notes.
November %. w11n,s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-01

CONMiSSiON BUSINESS.-Thc subscribers
having associated themselves in business, under
kflit % Benjamin Lewis K Co in Richmond.
aud Blair, Burweli 81 Co. in Manchester. respect.
fully terdcrther services TO the public as Conyniss
NJ, merchants in its various departments aud pledge
Themselves that every attention will he paid TO give
general satisfaction to those who NAV think proper
TO ci;iirist business 10 their management
q r. Lewis can be seen at any time at the Eagle
Tavern, where his Office is kept. b. Bur,yelrs or
Old Warehouse.
Il. LEWIS,
Il. DURWELL.
Richmond, Dee. %. If
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Jan. 16.


n CHANCERY-Richmon County Court, De-
& ceinber =, 1911. S~~ss
Nicholas MeGinnis, -- Comp: ''S
against
Beckham Kelly & Susanna his wife, John AIcCin-
mis-, Daniel Sanford and Ruthy his wife, samuel
MCGinns, and Nathaniel McGinnis Def'ts.
The defendants not appearing, and It appearing 10
the satisfaction ofthe court that e defendants Beck
ham Kelly and Susannah his wife and John NcCin-
mis-. are not inhabitants of this stateon the motion
of the complainant, 1t 10 decrecI and oraiered That
term, and answer the said Compliments I;N---and
that a copy OF this or'Ies be published in the EN-
ouINER, printed in the Sig of Richmond, for eight
weeks successfully, and copy also posted at the
front door of this Court iIonse-anI It's further or
dered, That Subp9nIas isaac against Daniel Sanford
and Ruthy his wife, Samuel Mctiinnis and Nat!,ani-
el McGinnis, 10 the said bill returnabIe to
March term next. -
Copy. Teste,
B. MCCARTHY, c. R. c.
January 9. 2no
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= IEW s. SPLENDID WORK, Of National Ins -.
poytance.
Extract If aLetter. from Doctor Samuel Il. Mr..
chiI, to r. Parker and J. Dcinbiainc, of
Phila4eLbhia, the publishers ofthe
.N.EV EDLN.BURGH ENCYCLOP.EDLs
" must own that the numbers of the Edinburgh
bney copacdia, now printing under the editorial care
tam an ample ful6lment of the learned EDITORS STU
pu'ation. lie and ais able associates have engaged
not only to compose every article, bat to az
This will be exceedingly convenient and important
perspic'ity in the articles, which please inc vcry
much, and which, in my opinion cannot fail to bcne-
ut Tie reader In short conceive this performance
to be infinitely super II any other Of the kind
teei much satisfaction in discovers that YOU ia
tend tn render this work Goub'y interesting and &C.
morally useful, by adding to IT, a number of American
improvements in the Arts, Zoology, Bo.auy. Mc,li-
cine and Agriculture well the Biography o.
W,r deceased woriies; correct dclineatiou OF orr
niStoiy, Constitution, Laws, Increase of Territory,
Co:ninerre, Population, Manufactures and Resonr-
ir winch are fully entitled to admission, and which
N'hecOmr odatt the work in an especial manner 20
tn 'icc and conditions OF this country.
- am, gentlemen, very respectfully,
d" Your o5eilient servant,
"SAHUFb l.. MITCHELL"
"Ncw-rorl., jane Is, 1871"
iir. Paxton, agent for the publishers will wait on
tie citizens Of Richmond aad Manchester to collect
their signatures for the above very valuable work
January 81. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-01

En- Cooel.,na County ccart. 18th Dcctmtss.
ISL
Oy4.ere!, That john Shelton, late 80 1T cf Cooch
iani Ccuuty, give notice IN SOME inc OF the kivl,-
mond news papers, for all cls.os 20 lie brought fer
ward before this court against the estate os Joshua
Bernar'. deceased. or before the ST. N,oadny Il.
February next; that dis,ribction OF said estate q
taen take place according To law.
ACopy. lcs.c,
Jtau-,Nf os. s,s,y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-01

GAMES RIVER CJMPANY.---A dividend Of
~ scve; and halt per cent. having been declared
on the stock Of the James River Coininnyilc same
VIII he pad to the share holders their order OF,
DUPLICATION TO
ROBERT POLLARD, 1reaspr-r.
Richmond, Jan. IS. 2wrsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-01

f3J OTICE-Beng in wanJ OF q good BLACK
SMITH, one acquainted with the Coach-Na-
King business, viii give liberal wages; White Man
woud he preferred, or free colorcd Onc.--Ihc all
'ataGes which present themselves at ibis place would
tnd one Of any other character need not apply,
y iatter addressed to the subscriber will be attended,
20 without delay.
THO}fAS sTACKhOUsE.
Warrcntpn, y. e. Jau. H. I'm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-01

OfiCE.----in consequence of TIC yns;anclo,,,
~ death oi Joseph jacobs, the firm ~ :. & j. "a.
cohs IS dissolved All persons indebted 10 said fr.,
are requested 10 pay their accounts forthwith ANY
persons having e;ins ar'.:st tie sail FIRM are ~
quss;sd 10 brme them in Tor isay ,neut, to
$. JACo1S,
sa',iViEy l'ayt,r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-01

RI OilCE.--By virtue Of IL dce Of trust executed
IN by WIN. Bri.htwci. OF the town cf Manchester
to the subscribers, the Sth day OF JANUARY, iS
tnl duly recorded in the Superior Court OF Chester.
bcid, FOR the purpose Of securing the payment Of mo-
ncv therein sail to hc due Tbomas Winree, wil. be
cyposct to SAL, f1F casa, on Saturday the 5th tfz
Ut February next. aL II O'clock, before the door Of
Iacl,ar1h Brookss Tavern, Forth OF an acre o.
LAND, lying in the town o. Manchester, on the
main street. aud distinguished in the plan OF sail
iowa b. number 81.
WIN. BROWN, r.
DAM. WEI5iGER, Trustees.
Manchester, Jan. II. tbs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-01
EaIlLLIAM STIAPARD has for sale tn,
w following GOODS. x,i-.

900 sacks Salt, mostly Lii
vcrrool flied y
1900 lbs. Coffee, mostly
green
SIS crates assorted queens
wars, stone ware, loose
ardin iih,.s.
50 barrels Ncw-England
Eca
". J, do.
Brown. ;gar
Loaf 90.
Il fillmore Wiiislcv
C,r,;hrr's ar., lev
tnp's recti:ie.; Wis
RcyI, barrels aud tier
ccs
New-ior,l Prime and
New-or.eans Pork
CG.'t AZ: whole Her.
iincs
: Se''es AID country Iron
castings
Gc'lna', Crawley and
Blister, Steel
Nundow t'iass
China ia srua:i boxes
, ii;.T pint AMI pint tu,n-
hiers
Wine glasses
! September co.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-01

S7iIE subscriber conscious, Tat with the mid ,fa.
active aud experienced par;ner the interest ~
hrs friends will be better attended % tan il could Ic
by an individual, has formed n partnership will, Mr.
lhoinas Richards u. under the Arm of Fox s. Rich
ardaon. VITA acsu .FIcdrerncnts 10 those who have
heretofore favored ban wid, their confidence ice as
s'res them he viii continue 10 use his best exeriions
to deserve IT, and hopes fo- continuance of their
tay"r& JOHN FOX.
Jan. q. ,ytc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-01

G, TyF..S;'rFI DRAWING q. IL. N;llisr, & Nav
y Col.as Lottery O. 60 Number.
r,os.---5, &c, %, 20, 3s.
The Eig,,th Drawing Val be on the nth rchr,-rr.
Orders Tor Tickets VII, he received at Waitas Lot
terry offices, Baltimore aud Ncw-Yrk.
SIMON I..sGcN.
Richmond. Jan. rs. n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-01

y SHE subscribers having assooiated themselves in
y business under the firm of Fox 6 HAchay4so1,
neg leave to make tender Of their SERVICES to Their
ricns and tie public in general in DIE Communication
Line, and hope 10 obtain share of public patron-
age, which it shall be their constant endsayour to
merit.
JOHN FOX,
THOMAS RICHARDSON.
Richmond, Jan. q. wtg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-01

WM. MILLER, c. @. c.
S.Sv,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-01

B. MCCARTHY, c. r. C.
2mp
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-01-03

the senate had thus saved the house the trou-
bic of finishing an important debate. He
presumed that much labour had been taken
from the hands of their committee militant
He dwelt upon some of the evils which had
grown even out of our revolution. The fund
ing system, and the disgraceful speculation in
lands, had rendered the American name a
by-word among the nations of Europe He
deprecated war, because these evils would
be INCREASED. If we should engage in a mari
time war, our sailors would fight for profit
and for plumber, not for our homes and our
fire sides,-They would calculate like our
fuckers on the Potowmac-" so much powder
for SO much game" He had endeavored to
paint with feeble hand and timid pencil, the
aggressions of France. Go to war with Eng
land wien we may, we shall sink into the arms
OF the French emperor as his ally, and awake
his slave. lie declared that we were no
more indebted for the success Of our revolution
to the French, than to Tom Paine the stay
maker. Until the defeat of Burgoyne until
sle knew our capacity to fight in our own way,
France kept at distance.
lie could not conclude without noticing the
parallel attein qted to be drawn, not indeed in
the style OF piutareh, by the gentleman from
South Carolina MIR. Calhoun) between him.
self and an iliustrious statesman (Chatham)
whose name rad smitten his heart He felt
huInblea AT tiiat great mans worth. Would
to Goo sh2t he possessed only share of his
qualities w You'd to God that he had his ca
gle eye, his piercing glance, the thunder of
his eioqnenec, his magic voice, which like
the music of the spheres, would raise NOR
tai to the Skies" or " draw an angel down !"
lie had The art Of making every scoundrel his
enemy of concentrating against him the rays
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-01-03
w atch Lost.

+ OST, on Christmas day, between
IL Henry Myers and Martinsburgh, =
double.cased English SILVER WATCH
with gold hands, No. 1862, makers name
Austin, & Co. London, plated Silk
string Of purple colour with pinch. back
ring at the end oft, and brass key with
blue crystal on one side.-Two dollars re.
ward will be paid to any person who may
find and return said watch to the subscriber
at Henry Myers, or to Mr.. James Nc
Couch, Martinsburgh.
WILLIAM mccoy.
4 January 8, 1919.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-01-03
Sportsmen Attend.

THE subscribers to the Big Spring
i Colts Race, will recolicct that the
whisky bet at that race. was to be delyer-
ed Immediately after it was won, at the
Store of James Faulkner in Mastinsburgh
- II is hoped it will now be attended 70.
Jsnuar, ., 1912.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-11
Feb. 8.

g. ALES AT AUCTiON.-The subscribers have
NJ Just resolved from abroad, and will commence
selling, on Homiay the L. lust their Auction store
an Invoice cE DRY GOODS, amounting In value to
not less than . 1900; it COM: oses principally The
following ARTICLES
Best superfnc Cloths and Cassimercs; blue, black
brown, oiive and mixed red, white * yellow FLAIR
mel Pchssc Ciolh, stale, crimson and Giab s,yc--
hne drab Cashmere; Bombazctts; plain dI-. * ribbed
StuekinSnet Colerain CottonS Linen stripes uhs.
and state Cords and Seivets; brown !i,c,s cuttcn
Diaper; colored Camb"ics; cambria and plain L.
nifty; .lk Clanbrays; mock and real Mstlrus
iiandkerchicfs; changeable light, checked & black
Lustrngs; SILK and Cotton Cingi.am; black Csn-
brcs; black hsGan and Canton Grapes Irish snd
Russia Shooting; Calicoes OF various description
Drab Costing o. Cambrics, white; black, tlIa6
and crimson silk Nel,cts; pink and whit. French,
IMstrings @orstcd Lambs Wool and Angola Hose;
Dog Skins and York Tun Gloves; Cotton Sleaves Sc
long silk Gloves elegant black and white silk Hose:
Silk and Cotton armetts white India Goods of y.,,i-
Gus quality; elegant muslins Irish Linens; and a
great variety of other articles tedious to be here
enumerated Thc sale will be continued from day
10 day until closed. Terms, all sums $50 cssl,---
$50 and not exceeding $3.50, 60 days---over $3.50
and not exceeding $500, 100 daya-SSoo and up
wards, months credit-Eyery article offered in this
sale will positively be sold without reserve. Notes
negotiable and payable at tic Bank of Virginia, wh,
approved endorsers will be required.
.fOncure, Robinson g Pleasan.s, r. NJ.
REQ. D. ids