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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-12
October 9.

VlRG1NIA--At Rules holden in the Clerks
Office Of Tie Superior Court of Chancery for.
the Richmond District, the 18th day OF October
1919.
John r. Jones. PlI:
against
Cornelius, and Andrew Conrad trading under the
firm of Cornelius and Andrew Conrad and Compa-
ny, Samuel peasants junr. John SomervilIe and
Cornelius and Andrew Conrad trailing under the
firm OF SomervilIe and Conrad, Caleb Bonsal, and
the same Cornelius and Andrew Conrad trading un-
der the firm of Bonsai Conrad and Company, & the
said John Somerve in his Individual capacity, and
the said Caleb Bonsa in his individual capacity Cor
nelus, Andrew and John Conrad acting and trading
under the firm of John Conrad and Company, LEROY
Anderson, Henry Anderson and Robert Gray.
Dsfts.
The Defendants Cornelius Conrad, Andrew Con.
rad and John Conrad, not having entered their ap-
pearance and given security according the .3ct of
Assembly and the Rules of this Court and il appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are not nha
itants OF this country-H is ordered that the said
defendants d. appear here the first day of the
next term answer the bill of the plaintiff; and
that copy of this order he 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.
Copy. Teste,
VIM. w. HENTNG, c C.
OctoOer ~. w8w
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October %.

N1RGINIA.-AtR Rules holden in the Clerks OF
y flee Oft Superior Court of Chancery for the
Richmond District, the 18th day of Oct. 1919
Charles Gwlnn and William Smith, merchants and
partners, acting s. trading under the firm of Chas
ewinn @co. @ Ph.GS.
VIM Jones 81 John Parkhill Def,s:
The Defendant William Jones not having enter
ed ms appearance and given security according to
the Act OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court
and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that he il
not an inhabtsnt of this eountryH is ordered that
the said Defendant do appear here on the first day
ct the next term d answer the bill of the Plaintiffs
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the City of Richmond
Tor two months successvey and posted at the front
door OF the Capitol, in the said city.
ACopy. Teste
VIM. w. HENING, c. C.
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.is;est,
September 25.

Nut%INIA-At Rules holder, IN the Clerks or
v ice ot The SUI erior Court # Chan,ery Ter tie
Risln,ond District. the 18th day @, .Iul,, ,ele.
Samuel u. Fauntieroy, surviving executor Of
Moore Fauntc, cy, deceased, l.!a;E.iH:
against
Sucky Jett, in her own right, and az execntrix CT
Thomas iett dse3 John Sknkvr 81 William, skim
Kerr ad'n'rs of John Skinker deceased. who MAS ex-
ecutor OF the said Thomas Jet dece ased, William
Storks Jet in his right, and heir and al,n'-
with the will annexed of the said Thomas Jet dec'd
Thomas Bernard, Henry Washington, Birkett Jet,
Thomas storkc, Dorothy Jordan and John Nisbet
Jordan, Def,s.
The Defendants Dorothy Jordan and John Nisbet
Jordan, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act of assembly and
the rules of this court, and appearing stsiacto
~ evidence, that they not inhabitants OF this
country IL 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 he forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city of Richmond, for two months
successfully and posted at the front door of the Capt.
toll in the said city.
A copy. Teste,
Inn. ". HEN1N'C, g c.
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EN- CrfANCEIY-No.tlumb county court.
4 10Th Angus, 1912.
Geo,ge w. Ban, Psf.
.3zafast
judith L"mkin and Jere Nash and Sally his wife,
DIETS.
The defendants Jere Mash and Sally his wifi, not
having entered their appearance and gwen security
according TIA the act :" assembly and tie rnies o this
court. AMI it appearing TO the satisfaction OF the
court t''at they not inhs5itshts oI this state. on
the mo,ono al the plaintiff hy lis counsel, II a. de-
creed and ordered, That te said d. PENDANTS Jrre
Mash and Sally his wife, appear here On the second
Monday M November next AMI ars~ er the hill Of
the plaintiff, and that cop, ut this order hc firth
with inserted fer two mniLs s,,ccess'veiy, in some
newspaper published in the city Of Richino,i. and
also posted at the front door OF the court-l.ouse of
this county.
.isiest,
+. BATES, &C.
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October 20.

IN Observation-Disclosures otares Usuyt, mn
4 Circuit and Vi.ginia district, Saturday Nay
so, 1912.
Robert Gourley, Executor Of the last will and ties
lament OF Arahn Randolph, decd PitE :
AGAINsT
Carter Page, Executor of Archibald Cary, who
was ex'or of Peyton Randolph, Edmund Randolph.
devisee and heir of Peyton Randolph decd and Ro.
bert West admir- of Philip l.: Grimes, who was ex-
ecutor of John Robinson, surviving executor of Phil
Up Grimes, deceased, and Edmund Jennings,
Defendants,
BY consent of the Plaintiff, and of the Defendant
Edmund Randolph, 1t IS ordered and devecd, that
Martin Dawson and Geo. Greenhow, or either of
them do make sale of the slaves and other proper
ty in the indenture of trust of the 10Th of May 1900
mentioned, on credit of9 and Is months taking
bond and good security payable to them, or the one
that shall act as commissioners aforesaid and bring
the said bonds into court, To be disposed of as the
court shall direct. Tie said sales TO be advertised
four weeks in three of the Richmond newspapers
And it is further ordered chat 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 is
disposed of, neither his person property being IL
able beyond the sum decreed to be paid by him and
by consent of the Plaintiff and Of Carter Page exec
ntor OF Archibald Cary, who was executor of Peter
Randolph. Ii is ordered that one of the ommissi-
oners OF this court do examine state aud settle the
account of the administration of the said Cary and
the said Randolph, the estate OF the said Archi-
bald Cary.
"a Copy
IeSte,
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NIRGfNIA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Of
fec of the Sn lerinr Court of iLhnnneiv Ic.r liz.

NIRGfNfA-At Rules holden in the Clerks OF.
Y fee of the Superior Court of Chanoery for the
Richmond District, the 9th day of October 1872
Martha Harvie, widow and relict of Edwin james
Haryie decd, Lewis j. Harvie and John y IIaryie
infant children and heirs at law OF the said Edwin
James HaIye deed, by the said Martha Harve their
next friend, William Brockenbrougb. adm'or de bo-
mis- non, with the will annexed of John Hsrvie deed.
and Jaguslin d. Harsie, PIttGs.
against
John Hopkins s Cornea his wife, William Hodg-
and Portia his wife, Richard H. Lee adrninistra-
tor of William LudweH Lee deceased, Colbin Griffin
Henry Lee, Samuel G.. Adams. Alexander alcI{ae,
Charles Copeland and Martha StrAs, widow aud re-
lct of George f. Stras, deceased and Emily Stras
and Joseph Sras, infants, and the only children and
heirs at law OF the said George L. Stras, deceased
Dcffs
The subpoena scirefaeias to revive and answer n
warded IN this cause, not having been returned exc
cuted on the defendants, John Hopkins aud Corne-
liz his wife, William IIodgson and Portia his wife,
Richard b. Lee, administrator of William Ludwe
Lee deceased, and Henry Lee and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that those defendants are not
inhabitants of this country, IL is orasred, that the
said defendants do appear here, ON the first day Of
the next term, and shew cause, if any they can,
gainst the revival by the said process sought and al
answer the original hill filed in this cause; and
that copy Of this OF. or bc forthwith, inserted IN
some newspaper published in the City of Richmond,
for two months successfully, aud posted al the front
door Of the Capitol in tie said city.
A copy. Teste,
lyM. w. HENING, c. c.
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n that having taken his nephew Henry Tompkins
u. into co-partncrship, the business heretofore
ried on by him. viii, from the first day of November
next, be conducted under the firm Of Harry Ionab-
kins, g Co. who will always keep on hand general
assortment of Groceries and other articles in that
line, of the best quality, which will be sold IN tie
most reasonable terms-being provided with large
and convenient Fire Proof Lumber-House, they will
receive country produce either iDsexrhange or on
commission, and promise the utmost punetuality and
dispatch in executing any orders that may be ntrus-
ed to them.
Harry Ionlbki.s earnestly solicts those indebted
to him To come forward and pay of their accounts
Immediately, as existing circumstances require
speedy settlement of his affairs All those having
claims against him viii please call for settlement.
HARRY TOMPKlNS.
October 1G. If
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NOTICE---Nill be sold on Saturday olst Noyern-
~ Der, at the late dwelling house of Richard p.
Watson, deceased, in the county Of Abemarle, tho
following property, viz. two Negro Men, Stock &C
Cattle crop of Corn and Oats, Household aud
Kitchen Furniture. and Plantation Utensils,
much Of the above property viii satisfy the claims
against said estate. Terms OF the sale will be cas,
for the Negroes ard Corn, and nine months credit
for the residue all above twenty shiIlngs bY
the pnrchaser giving bond with approved security.
The subscriber being anxious to settle all demands
against tho estate those who are indebted to the
tate arc requested to forward and make in,me-
dste payment, and all those who have claims against
the estate earnestly solicited to bring forward
their accounts, property authenticated 10y the day of
sale. The subscriber not wishing IN make sale of
Of the property than will pay the debts, again
requests tie creditors to make known 10 him imms-
diateIy their claims.
lS.q-HL. Il. V.4PT,, .Gf,,i'r.
efhe estate II Ricf'd. p. Wafsgn, dee'd.
AIbelnarir, November 8. 4tp
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WIN. MARSHALL, CHI.

OTICE.-By virtue of the foregoing decree,
~ WILL BIZ 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, viz-Dick, Judy, aud their
children, Suckey and Lucy and Sam, Aggey aud
their children, Seceondy, Mourning, Edmonia. Lew
is, Blenheim and his wife Plllis and children,
Charles and Moses, Harry and Nanny his wife and
children, Watt and Billy, and Jammey and his wife
Dolly and child, Lydia, Jenny Willard, Lcwis.-Al-
so, the library of law and other books, OF which a
list will be produced likewise the furniture, con-
slsng of beds, blankets, sheets, house linen and
Their furniture, the plate ofthe said Randolph,
sistiug OF silver cup, silver coffee pot, tea ditto,
do. sugar dish, silver waters, six dozen sily er
spoons large and small, carpets china, one COACH
Phaeton, two horses.
The sale will commence at ~ O'clock.
GEO. GREENHOW, Cont'r.
June 80. 4w
u The sale Of the above property will positively
be made at the Washington Tavern in this city, on
Friday the Goth Of dav Nov. next.
GEO. GKEENHoW, CoDt'r
October 10. wtds
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kaNwo HuNDRED nollARs REwARn. !

n bundle containing 500 sheets OF twenty dollar
notes printed in biaak for the Farmsrs Bank of Vr-
gnia taken Of box, and supposed TO be sto-
len ON the night of the 18Th instant, ~ tie house 1T
Mcssrs. Woodford and Tabalcrro n Fredericksb urg.
lie above reward win be paid to any person who
will deliver the said notes tn Dabney HerndOn, Esq.
Of that place, or TO the subscriber.
Fha; the public may be guarteh ga'nst imposition,
they informed, that fUefty dollar notcs hdzr
teen will be- issuedby the Farmers Bank ct Vjr-
gnia or any Of its Branches, unt;i further notice.
WIN. NEKERVIs, Cashier.
Richmond, S0th October 1919. 2awtf.
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October so.

I1ALL AND WINTER GOODS.-JOH.V
n WOOD has Just received an invoice of fall and
7pinter goods comprising extensive assortment OF
seasonable articles, which he will sell very low, for
CASH only.
MISC, one trunk Of ladies' elegant silk great
coats, made IN Paris, of The newest fashion.
Oct. SO. wAw
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Oct. 2S.

ETOR RENT or LEASE-That Commodious
brick dwelling, occupied by the late Chanrel-
isr Tyler in the City OF Williamsburg, possessing
every necessary convenience of out houses, &c. 1t
is beautiful situation and has attached several
acres OF ground with garden in high cultivation.
Possession may be had immef'iately-For terms
apply at the Raleigh Tavern, Williamsburg.
September 90. If
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October 80.

ARUGS q MEDICINES---rhe subscriber res
AZ pectfuliy informs his friends and the public
that he has opened in the tenement next below
Messrs Fitzwylson Il Potters aud ne ar the corner
OF the street leading from the main street to May
os bridges general and we'll selected assortment of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, &c. which lie offers for
sale unreasonable terms for cash or acceptances in
town.
July 10. wtt
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4 AM entitled to one raoety of eighteen thousand
D. three hundred acres OF land, lying on Elk and
Birch rivers in the county OF Randolph, which
will dispose os.or cash property in all the low.
CIR part OF this state The title this land is believ
ed TO be unexceptonable, every effort to detect
conflicting claim has been abortive-bat can on "
give special warranty
Any communication on this subject, made, to me
at the chancery ofhcein Richmond, will be attended
TO.
CnxyITAyn 7 ,
October so. waw
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n OIYCE---Tbe Srbscfiher re specially H.
y forms his friends and the public that he has
removed into The house formerly occ;pied by Ro-
bert Johnson Que door below Harry Iompkins
where he has Received large and elegant assolt-
ment Of Fad and Spring goods.
L. JOSEPH.
Oct, 20 Qawtf
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October 1G.
SNE expect to receive in few DAYS, large as-

SNE expect to receive in few days, a large as
w ,sortment of coarse GOODS, viz.
Striped Duie and Rose BIankets-White Hapt
Cottons cooured * white Plains--coarse Cloths
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and colour d Flan-
nels---Tow & Flax Oznaburgs-- Cotton Bagging. sc.
Also, one bale Of superfnc Cioths-two trunks of
Cambrcsirish Linens---i Hosiery in trunks assorted.
and Pins assorted--whch propose selling on rea-
sonabe terms by the Package.
GALLEGO, RICHARD, g. Co.
November q sc
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al OT1CE--A petition will be presented to The
next general assembly, 20 pass law authoris,ng
the Guardian Of the Orphans Of Carter Braxlon late
OF King & Queen, TO make sale of MI the houses and
lots at West-Point, belonging to the said Orphans.
JappaIIannOck, October 2. w8w
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VlNDEX.

ASR. GEORGE JACKSON, executor of Heze-
lfA kiah Davidson. deed. William Maulsey and
Ann his wife, executrx of the said Hezekish Da-
wilson, decd, Margaret, Lucinda, Elizabeth, Itha-
mer aud Ann Davidson, infant children Of Hezekah
Davidson, decd, by the said VIM. Manlsley & Ann
his wife, their guardian.
Please to take notice,
That on Tuesday, the ist Of December, in the pre-
sent year, at the Office Of VIM Raymond, surveyor
of Harrison county Tor his successor in offce) be-
tween the hours Of eight " the morning and four in
the afternoon, shall proceed to take the dispositions
o srndry Witnesses, 30 be read in evidence in the
suit depeDfngi in the Superior Court of Chancery
for the district Of Riehmond wherein the executors
of William Lyme, aud others are complainants, and
the executors Of IIczekiah Davidson and others de-
PENDANTS You being absentees from this state, we
adopt this mode Of giving Jon notice thereof.
WIN. lyme,
VIM. III. HUTCHESON,'
Executors Of nm. Lyme, decd
Oct. g. w9w
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WIS is to give notice, that the suhsoriIer has in
d his hands the sum Of twcnty-fnur poiinds, le-
longing To the estate of Francis An1crsnm, deceased,
Of King William and is DESTROYS Tia; tie money may
be taken If Isis hands lie therefore requests ~
the iegs,ecs of tie said f. Anderson to come for
ward and receive t'cir several proportions agreeable
to the will Of BE sail r. Anderson.
CHRIS TOTHER TO.1fpREVS.
E~'r. Of FraaciS anderson, deed. II Rg. I'm.
November . Gip
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October %.

A Petition will he presented to the next General
"a Assembly praying that public Landing may be
es tablished the dover Lands Of the late Samuel
Peasants deceased of Powhatan.
October O.. wsw
aTOR sale on very accommodating terms 45OO
= Bushels Of Coal deliverable at Rockets APP
ply to
CALICO, RICHARD, & Co.
September 9. VT
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rEFO THE PUBLIC--The subscriber has taken
4 large and convenient house on the basin for the
reception Of country produce, where he intends
transactng business on commission. Those who may
favor himwith their consgnments, may depend on
the ut most attention and Punctuahty.
FREDERICK CLARKE.
ost,W. 1awf
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JOHN e JOSEPH ROYCE.
October so.

. SS y y III u 4 " II 7. u u.
> PRESENT their sincere thanks to their friends
4 aud the public. for the liberal encouragement
they have experienced, and beg leave to inform,
them that thay have just received by the ship Ac-
tive from London, general assortment of articles
in their business, which they will dispose of on the
most moderate tern's.--And respectfully solicit a
continuance OF public patronage.
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.ShLT, for sale, on low terms--Six TO seven hue.
> dred Sacks OF EXCELLENT coarse salt st our Office
500 do. fine, very large, & Liverpool filed at Vie
bert X Purycsr's Warehonse on the Basin, whch
can be delivered 20 Boets, without the expence OF
Draysge.
P.HAxIiALL & Co;
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wsr. w.nEN1NG.

ANjS FOR S.fLE--Py virtue or the above
s< decree o ,be Honorable Superior Court Of
Ciancery for the Richmond district will te Sold az
pubic auction, to the highest bidder, nj the Eagle
Tavern IN the city OF Richmond, upon the fourth
day OF january next i. i;r othe,.se tie mex, fair
day the following tracts OF al in the state OF Eir.
ginia, viz
lo9S0 acres in the county of Grecnbricr, on the
northeast side O. the Meadow river.
500 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in Ran.
dolph county on Stew arts r.ii,.
$40 acres formerly in Harrison, but Row in RAM
dc'Ph county on the waters Of Stewards ron.
500 arres formerly in Harrison, but now in, RAN
do pin county, between Stewards run and Heddins
MI run. .a
500 acres formerly i'm Harrison, but now in RAN
doiph county, on Stewards run.
500 acres in Harrison county, the waters of
Stewards run, drain OF Tiger Valley river.
3UoO acres IN Harrison county on Hackers creek.
1000 acres formerly in Harrison, hut now la Ran
doph county, on the head waters OF Stewards run.
drain Of Tyger's Valley river.
1000 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in RAN
dolph county, on the Gladly fork OF Cheat river.
1884 in the county of Harrison on the waters
of Gnatty creek
2oo0 acres formerly in Harrison, but now Randolph
county, on the Gladly fork ofCheat river.
5000 acres in Harrison county, on the right hand
fork OF Gnatty creek. 3
2000 Harrison county, on the left hand fork
of Gnatty creek
The patents for the above lands are all issued to
tie said Robert Means, assignee Of Henry Banks
and the sale will, according TO she of the said
decree, be upon credit of twelve months as to one
moetv OF tht purchase money! and OF two years 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.
Eeecutor of and devisee TN trust
under the Iasf UiV and Ies,anaent
Of Robert .1feans, decd.
oct. Is. 2awtds
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~ 1RtsINIA.--hta Superior Court Of Chanccr,
holden u, the Capitol in the City Of Richmond.
the 9th day d July 1912.
Henry Banks, Ph'E
+ AGAINsr
Dcniei Cni. Executor and Devisee, in trust under
the last Wal Il Testament ofRobt. Means, deed.
AID Charles Spencer, Def,'s
BY consent OF the plaintiff and of the defendant
Daniel Call in proper pei son, this cause was this,sy
heard on the bill, anl answer OF tile said defendant
bHn,ei Cai-On consideration whereof, the court
not deciding upon the merits, doth adjudge, order,
aud decree. at the said defendant alter having e-
Ven sixty days no;cc of the time and place OF SALE
sell the lands in tie bin and proceedings mentioned
1T such time or times as he may think proper to
.he highest butler, atiibiic auction, upon a cred
IL al IL montsas To Que moi,ty o the purchase mo-
NY, and :" two yes,s to the other moiety, taking
bo' and security aud deed of trust upon the lands
}" order TO secure pay s,ent al the purchase money;
ana that he hold tie same subject to the future or
der oi the conrt.
y Copy-Trste.
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Qnills,
Thick & thin folio-post,
Red and black lax pow
ders,
Copying ditto,
Japan Ink,
Mathematical Instru-
ments, 4f
Half cut glass Inkstands,
Common ditto, with
plated aud brass tops,
Lead Inkstaads,
Loggerhead ditto, large
ami small,
Wedgwood's ditto white
drab and blsck,
Brass & Leather pocket
lnkstands,
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John and Joseph Boyce have on board the New.
buryport from LIVERPOOL an assortment of Cutlery,
which they are in daily expectation of receiving.
Oct 26th, 1912 Wew
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ANSWER.
Gentlemen,

Gentlemen, ~ 49,
have received the polite and obieing letter
yon did me the honor 70 write me- On the 23 of dis
month, and ought, perhaps 10 have taken longer
fime to eonsider the serious proposition you have
made to me. - '''
TO have remained inactive in nv solitude. woulI
nave been more agreeable TO me but common de
cency and si'iity require Of me arcspccaul answer
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AN -,
Piano-Furte strings,
Violin ditto,, l-
Ivory Chessmcn, 81
Drawing-books plain &
in Colors,
Middlston's Lead PEN
ellis,
Reeves boxes of Water
colors, complete with
drawers,
Ditto, I . & 5 rows,
India Ink,
Camel hair pencils,
Solid lead Crayons
India Rubber,
States and pencils, aud
An elegant assortment
ofwalking-canes, gold
x.I 49,.
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+. BATES. c. G.
wSwp
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. General Pan Rensselaer, .--This worthy & high
" es,eeiaed Citizen, after the fatigues Of Sum
ners campaign, in the defence of his native State
returned III llsresidcnce in ALBANY, on Saturday
the 3ist nit The h,erted and honorable manner
IN which las return was welcomed 10y his fellow citi-
zens, without distinction IF party is detailed in the
following extracts froih the Albany Gazette of The
Cd inst. +s..i1 .str...'t f-. -