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ADURSUANT to deed of trust executed to us by
a. John NJ Syme, for purposes in the sad
deed expressed, which is of record IN the coun,y
court of Hanoyer--Nill be sold, on Thursday the
eth day of February 1879, at Newcastle, thirteen
likely SLAVES, CONSISTING Of man, women, boys *
girls, for ready money. Among them is good mil
ler and two excel!en, oster:.
f, OLIVER, n
WM- CUNNINGHAM.
S. RICHARDSON.
New Castle, Feb. 1. tbs
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HENRY I. pEYToN, C. c. c.
Co7n,ni,ssioaers' Office,

CornmissoaerS' Office,
UincheSter, Jan. IL, 1912.
j he Parties to the above mentioned suit will please
to take notice, that have appointed Thursday, the
9th dy OF Feb'y next for the purpose Of carrying
the abov' reclted order into effect, when they win
attend at my Office in Winchester. with such eyi-
dence and vouchers as they may deem proper to ex-
Feb. 6. -,
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December 10.

SAMUEL G. ADAMS. is now receiving from
~ New:fork, Philadelphia and Baltimore, the fol-
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o. FOR sale, some .5filitory Lad W.
rart. sn the Virginia Continental EstrbEsL,uen..
to be made at this office.
FEB 6. .t
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ELEVENTH. DRAWING OF the Willlain < AIary
~ College Lottery of 90 Number
Moss, i6, 2S, 20, Sc.
The Eighth Drawing will be On the In February
Orders for Tickets will be received at Waes Lot
terry Offices, Baltimore and New-York.
SIMON BLOCK.
Richmond, Jan. 16. 4
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consequence OF tie melancholy
death of Joseph Jacobs, the firu of S. X J. ia
cobs is dissolved All persons Indicated to sod firm
are requested to pay their accounts forthwith. Any
persons having claims against the sad firm re-
quested to bring them in for payment, to
=. JACOBS,
SWvtVing Partner.
Jan. 4. 49,.
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VALUABLE KENTUCKY LANDs-FoR

VALUABLE KENTUCKY LANDS--FOR
Y SHE.
1912 So Acrcs on the Waters OF Green River.
~ tic Dei olibolhood of Rough Creek. This Lane
IS wen adapted to SIC culture OF Cotton
$3.50 Acres, lying OH JIc waters OF Brnson's and.
Hammond's Creeks within xix seven mites OF
Frankfort, the seat Of government. 4 great pro-
portion OF this tract is very rich aud heavily timber
cd with Poplar, Ash, Walnut, &c. exc. Bensont
Greek passing Immediately through it, probably al
fnf1ls one or nOre good mill seats.
7,lS7 Acres on The Kentucky River, imme diateiy
opposite the town OF Petersburg. There arc fifcea
or twenty tenants this land, and il farm there
IS upwards of hundred acres (oper, land 1.-The
wh'teoak timber this tract is very abundant, and
equal any in the state and It's contiprity To Lex
inSton and Frankfort, being IS miles from the for
er and ~ from the latter renders very valuable.
$3.50 the tails OF Green River, and adj
joining the Town OF Vienna This laud is Of cx scent
quality.
2,40O acres, IN undivided noiety, on Licking Ri
yer, adjoining the upper Blue Lacks. This is land
OF good quality, aud has it an excellent Spring,
wiici, supplies the neiglborlood.
The terms OF s3ic vii be male known by appIica-
ton to
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4 'Risi.-l,lLL For sale.-4aas 6couf,jA

THOMAS STACklOCSE.
Wsrrcuton, n. G. Jan. IL. I'm
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= OR SALE -----tLot OF tiroand on the man
y street. ~ tie ety Of Richmond, nearly oppOa.e
che fiei fHv.rn, belonging 90 the estate OF Samuel
CUch, decd. lately occupied 10y Samuel Bell and ~.
H. otanback. 70 eAtcnGt sbout q feet ON the uain
-trect-Hnd abCg. one lndrcd b. OF To a % feet al
10y. For terms siddy 10
M!CAJEn CREW, Ex'or.
Jar. 9s. ztN~4w
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-01-24

the weight, if they do not altogether obvlate
that Oh lection.
|. Ofthe articles actually consumed in the
western states, there are two OF general con-
sumption, on which duties are laid, or pro-
posed to be laid, and on which, being articles
produced in those states, they will pay nothing
or less than the Atlantic states. On salt, they
will paw nothing, as the whole quantity con-
sumed there is Of domestic erign and this
observation affords All argument In favor OF
the restoration Of the duty ON that article, since
it will tend to equallze the operation OF the
direct tax A considerable part of the SUI
gar those states consume (Dearly seven
millions of pounds) is also the produce OF
the maple, and pays no duty. And i'll time OF
war; it is probable, that the residue OF their
consumption will, in great degree, consist
Of New Orleans sugar, also duty free.
2. A considerable portion of the direct tax
es in those states, is laid on lands owned by
persons residing in other states, and will not
fall on the Inhabitants. Itappears by late
official statement, that more than two thirds
of the land tax of the state of Ohio, are raised
on lands owned by non-residents. The por-
ton of the quota of that state, on the United
States direct tax, which will be payable by
it's inhabitants, will, for that reason alone, be
reduced to one third part of the nominal a.
mount of such quota. And although the pro-
portion may not be the same In the other west
ern states, it is well known, that a similar re-
suit, though not perhaps to the same extent,
will take place in all.
From every view which has been taken of
the subject, it satisfactorily appears, that the
proposed amount of three millions is mode
rate, and cannot be productive OF any real IN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-21

ESEMOVAL-JOR.N.S g JOSEPH BOYCE,
jr. booksellers, Binders aud Stationers, respec-
fully acquaint their friends and the public that they
have removed from their former stuation to the one
lately occupied by Mr. billiard, and the second door
above Mr. James Browns vendue office.
They take this opportunity to return their ack-
nowledgnrents for the liberal encouragement thew
have experienced, and with grateful sense of the
favors they have Gceived, beg leave to inform the
public that they have opened another store at Lynch
burg m this state, where the Bookselng, Binding g.
Stationary business, is carried under the mmc,.
ate direction of Joseph Boyce, jr.
They will always be regularly supplied both in
Richmond and at Lynchburg, with general assort.
meat OF every article in the several branches of tler,
business, and have in their power to execute any
orders they may be favored with, the shortest no.
tice and ON the most reasonable terms.
N h. An assortment is hourly expected of the
most approved school books, and likewise a further
supply Of Stationary, They have lately received a,
variety of the best and newest pieces of music and
are now opening for sale, Musical Instruments, Vio
Inns, Flutes and Flies
December 12. eptf
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s{Tf>iWHYLSONN e POTTER, have
( just received large supply Of articles in the
STATIONARY line, consisting of all sorts Of Wri
ting Paper, Qulls Playing and Visiting CARDS
&c &c. which, added to their former Stock, makes
general assortment.
They have on hand Day -Books, Journals and Led.
gers, with, aud without faint lines and patent back
Record Books, Ladies' and Gentic.ncnS POCRE1.
BOOHS, Pen-snyes, great variety Of Family and
small BiBiES, Greek, Latin, French aud EngliqI,
SCHOOI~ BOORS, Law, Medical and Rci;eious
Books, Novels, PlaysS Poems and Miscellaneous
Works.
Also, Concavc, Convex and Perscopic Spcciaclcs.
with silver, tortOsc-shc aud steel mouating-pcn-
and poesc;-knifeo, Back. Cannon Foxes, chess ricu
SIC. &c.
BooS-bindIpg in al its branches executed in the
best style Orders from the country particularly at
tended to.
70 years Of age. as an apprentice.
Decs 20 v5w
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A DVERTISEMENT.-1 subscribers, finding,
"A 1t Impossible to conduct their business to ayan-
tage on account of the present commercial restris.
tons, and seeing probability of providing them
selves with assortment of Goods suited to the APP
proaching season, hereby give notice. that they i'm
tend to decline business until the times become more
favorable--and that they WILL until the first dav Of
Feby next, dispose OF any part of their present w.t.
hiable Stock of Dry Gootls wholesale and retail, ut
reduced prices-and on the 5th of the same month";,
lie Auction.
Among the Goods at present on hand, is a capat
assortment of superfne Cloths, Cassmercs III irish
Linens and India Cottons.
HUBBARD s. LYMAN.
Richmond, Jan. Z. NV
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~ Virtue of Deed in Trust. executed to me on
Ed the SOth of March, 1911 by John p Shields To.
secure debt due to John Coke, which deed was re-
corded in the county of James City, july terrn
18l1-Will be sold, the 3lst of january 1872 be-,
fore the door of the Raleigh Tavern in the CITY Of
Williamsburg, the following property, or so much as
may be necessary to the purpose of the said
deed. to wit
HOUSE and the LAND thereto belonging, in
the city of Williamsburg, which was devised To the.
sad Shields by Mrs: Mary Cooke Tract of Land
in 6 miles of Williamsburg, containing 100 acrcs.
more or less, which land was purchased by the said
Shields of Robert Greenhow-Also, Wagon and
Gear and Horses.-Terms of sale, CASH
VIM. BROWNE, Trustee.
Williamsburg, Jan. 0. 9tp
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h5 virtue of n deed of trust executed by John
10 Pollard i'll his life time, and Sarah his wife, to
John Prosser and the subscriber, ard recorded in the
county court of Henrico will be sold on the prens-
es at Public Auction, by the subscribers as the sur
vlvng trustee, at O'Clock, Monday the 9th tay
OF this month, if fair, ifnot, at the same hour the
next fam day, certain piece of GROUND in tie
said deed mentioned being part of Lot No fftoen
andfronting the crossstrect leading from the main
street to Shocke warehouse, together with all the
houses on the said piece of ground, for the shorte
term Tor which any person will take the same I; and
pay in ready money the sum of one thousand nine
hundred ard sixtysix dollars aud seventy one cents
With lawful interest thereupon, from the first
DAY OF April, 1909, due under the said deed Of
trust and the costs and charges attending the sale.
WIN. MONCURE.
JAN 4. ida
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SMf"o hEfAT AND Co RIcHMoND, u few
rs doors above the Bcll-Tavcrn manufacturers or
GOLD and SILVER work, have jus, opened an ex-y
tensive ard wesccctc,l assortment in tie ahnye ne
which they oiferto the public ON moderate tcrm3
-eonsisting of Pearl, Topaz, Cornclian and Plain
JEWELHY--Pated Goods, comprising almost eve
~ fashionable article and very complete .,ssort-
mcnt OF SILVER WARE aud Tortoise shell Comb.
together with well assorted stock of Military ar
ticles
Of ORDERS from their friends will be paid tie strict
est attention to.-Cash for old Silver and Gold.
Dec "a. If
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|. \ cnANcERY;--,a rovl.atan cnnty court,
ADscemher Is, 1911.

- \ CiiANCERY:-la Fowlatan Cynty Court.
ADscemher Is, 1911
John Brown, executor of George baskerville,
dec. Cam ,k'f
.;gains.
Samuel baskerville, jeremiah Moody and Wm
Daniel, Jun. e.. Yef'ts
The Defendant Samuel Baskerville not having Gu
tered ms appearance and given security according to
the act OF Assembly and the rules this Court, and
happening to thc satisfaction OF the Court that the
said defendant is NOT an nabitant OF this Cominon-
wealth; (and the order:or publication to the said
defendant, madc in this cause the 18TH day OF Ju-
y iast not having been published,) On the motion OF
the Ccmpl;,inan, by his Counsel, 1t is deceed and
orccred, That the said defendant, Samuel Basker-
Vile, do appear here or before the third We'd
nesday III March next, and answer the bill OF the
Complainant and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted IN some ono of the Newspapers pub
lisl'ed IN the City Of Richmond, for two months Sue
eess,ely and tina, another copy be posted up a, the
door of the courthouse OF this county on two success
sye court days.
II Copy. Ttst
JAMES POINDEXTER, c. p. c. c.
t'cc. 10 wSw
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Manchester, Jan. II.

OIiCE.-In pursuance of two deeds OF trusts,
~ executed by Washington Branch 10 the subsciq-
Der, to secure the payment of monies therein mcnti-
oned to be due to John }. Johnson and Benjamin
Hatcher will be exposed 20 sale for cash. SATURDAY.
the 95. day OF the present month, II O'clock he.
fore the door Of Iacharia Brooks Tavern; one Ne
GRO GIRL, by the name OF Lucy.
DAM. WEISIGER, Trustee.
Manchester, Jan. II.
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& COMMISSION BUSINESS-The subscribers
having associated themselves in business, under
the FIRM Of Benjamin Lewis g. Co. in Richmond
and Blair, Burwel & Co. in Manchester, respect
fully tender their services to the public Co,niss-
on merchants in its various departments and pledge
general satisfaction to those who may think proper
to entrust business to their management.
uJ B Lewis can be seen at any time at the Eagle
Tavern, where his Office is kept II, BurwelYs Of
nee Is on the Main-street,neaiy
Old Warehouse.
il, LEWIS.
Il. BURWELL.
Richmond, Dec. os. tf
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GTATE of TENNESSEE, Bedford county,
Fourth Circuit, October Term, 1911.
Elihu S. Hall,
n.v,S gs ao.. s In Equity.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court here
that David Ross, the defendant in this cause is citi
zen of the State of Virginia-Thereupon on motion
of the complainant, by his attorney it is ordered by
the court, that publication be made in the Richmond
Enquirer for three weeks successfully, within four
months from the first day of November, 1911, re-
qniring him to appear and answer the complainant's
said bill of complaint, at or before the next term
otherwise the same shall be taken for confessed
copy. Teste,
JAS. McKISICK,
CLERK If Bedford Circuit Court.
Jan. 4. ws,y
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January -.

FL Lt,.-Bcing in want Of good BLACK
~ SMITH, ono acquainted witt, fho Co,eb Ma
King business, wii.giye liberal wages; White Man
would he preferred, or afrce colorcd one-'rhe adj
yaiagcs Which present themselves at this plnce would
DC an inducsmen, with steady, sober, honest man 4;
and ono OF any other character. need not onpIv.-
letter addressed to the subscriber will be attended
10 without delay.
THOMAS STACKHOUsE.
WarreDton, -. G, Jan. IL. i'm
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4 HHANCERY-In Amelia County, Sep
" TENDER Court 1871

II
" TENDER Court, 1871.
John Robertson and William Robertson, who are
sons of Matthew Robertson decd James Craddock
and Judith his wife, formerly judith Robertson and
daughter of Matthew Robertson, Philip Williams
and Polly his wife, formerly Polly MITCHELL and o.
bedience Mitchell, an infant by John Mitchell her
guardian, which said Polly and Obedience are chill
dren of Mitchell, decd. hate wife of John Nit
cheil and daughter of said Matthew Robertson, de-
ceased, ConlbPts
against
Joseph Brown, Lloyd Robertson, Claiborne Grad
dock and Polly his wife, Defts
The defendants, Robertson & Craddock & wife,
not having filed their to tie bill of the COM
painants-on the motion of the ctmplainants by their
council the court doth take theb bill for confessed
and will proceed future day to decree the mat
ter thereof, unless the said defendants, Robertson
and Claiborne Craddock and wife shall file their an
| swer, they icing previously served with copy of
this order at least ten days
And the defendant Brown, not having entered his
appearance, and given security according to the act
OF assembly and the rules of this court and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the court that he is not an
inhabitant of this commonwealth, on the motion of
the complanants-h is ordered and decyeed, That
the defendant Brown do appear here on the first da,
OF the next January court and the bill of the
compliments. And, that copy of this order be
forthwith published in public newspaper print
ed in the City of Richmond, orPetersburg, for two
months successfully, and that mother copy be post
ed the front door OF the courthouse of this coun
y.
II Copy. Teste,
JOHN T LEIGH, C. A. c.
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yyWENTY DOLLARS REwARD-For apI
VI = = = Il. !.

<ySWEHTY DOLLARS REWARD-For apprc.
q hendng BILLY SKINNER or otherwise Billy
oout, fright muIatio about 90 years of age, re-
markaby stout, nearly feet high, very good nattl.
rcd speaks STOW when spoken to, aud is fond of cock
lighting.
iie was raised in this city by Mrs. Starke and is
supposed To bc lettering about the Streets or harbor-
ca by his companions He was seen about a week
ago at Byrl's Warehouse
The clothes we gave him about month since.
we're either drab-colOred mixed of stout cloth, but
rs probable lac has exchanged them.
January Is.
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Dec. IA,

IN CHANCERY.- Cumoerand countv December
n court, 1911.
VIM. B. Baskerville, Pif
against
JOHN brown, cxor. of Geo baskerville, deed. Pre-
ella Baskerville, VIM. I'll baskerville and Samuel
baskerville, Deffs.
On the motion Of the complainant, and il appear
ing the satisfaction of the court, that William IL
Baskerville aud SAINT Baskerville, two of the defend
ants, not inhabitants OF thi, state, is oreyef.
and decreed, That unless tie absent defendants do
appear here and answer thc bill Of the complainant
on tie list day OF March court next that the couit
viii proceed to take the said bill as confessed as 30
them, and decree tic matter thereof accordingly
aud that copy Of this order be inserted in some
one OF the newspapers printed in the city Of RicI,-
mOnd, for two months Successfully, and that coty
be posted at the front door of the court house of this
county
& Copy, Attcste,
MILLER WOODSON, jr. D.c.cc.c.
Jan li' 2mop
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-
900 sacks Salt, mostly lii
verpool filed
$4,000 lbs. Coilee, mostly
green
SIS crates assorted queens
ware, stone ware, loose
and IN ilhds.
80 barrels New-England
Rum
W. |. do.
, Brown Sugar
Loaf do.
baltimore Whiskey
Caruther's and Icy
burns rccti!ied Whis-
key in barrels and tier
ces
New-York prime and
New-Orlcans Pork
C,ipt and whole Her
rings
Swedes and country Iron
castings
German, Crawlcy and
Blistered Steel
Window Glass
China in small boxes
Halt pint and pint tum.
blers
Wine glasses
Sep,enibers9o.
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PCilNOND, 9d' Jan. tst9.-.-At meeting of
q TIC association for building Church on Shoeko,
hill Rcsolyed, That ic treasurer be authorised "a
receiye subscriptions for any number of shares tina,
shall be applied for, until the aggregate number shall
nc three hundred. Evnact
jan. II. 4w
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OTICE.-By virtue of a deed of trust, executed
y by VIM. Brightwell of the town of Manchester
to the subscribers, on the Sth day of January, 1871
and duly recorded in the Superior Court of Chester
field, for the purpose of securing the payment of mo-
ney therein said to be due Thomas Wnfree, will. be
exposed to sale, for cash. Saturday the 18th day
Ut February next, at II O'Clock, before the door of
Iacharah Brookss Tavern, one fourth of an acre of
LAND, lying in the town of Manchester, ON the
main street, and distinguished in the plan of said
town by number 61.
D DAN n1 wNlsierR, Trustees
Manchester, Jan. H. ids
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EtoARDING HOU5E-JOHV! s. ELLIS. has
taken that very pleasant situation opposite to his
store on ~ street, where ~ or ~ gentlemen may be
furnished with board and lodging on liberal terms
Jan. II. sv
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Jan. 4

( ANDS, MILL & SLAVES FOR SALE.--Pur-
Z 4 suant to the last will of RALPH WORNiE-
LEY esquire, of RosegiIi, and OF decree in Chan
Gerry, will be sold at public auction, Wednesday
the 18th February next if fair if not the first fair
day, TWO FARMS, Pamunkey river, in the
county of King William---one known bv The
name of QUEEN FIELD, containing 400 acres.
the other is called WOODDY's containing IND
acres, together with valuable Merchant Mill ON a
never-faling stream, and Store House. within q
| miles OF Hanover Town, and 81 of the city of Rich
rnond--The mill works four pair of stones witt,
tl,c most approved machinery, and Cotton Gin
Being situated near navigation in q rich wheat coun-
try, with many local advantages, renders this pro-
perry truly desirable.
The Farms are part of Manskin Lodge Estate,
one oil the most productive in Virginia. their sit,is
ton and fertility Of soil being generally known, it's
deemed unnecessary TO give minnie description.
The sale viii take place at the M on the follow.
ing terms, one fourth IN so DAYS, 1ith ut 12 months
and the balance at years, TO be secured by notes
payable to the Iegatecs Of ssd Wormeley, at the
Bank in Richmond, with an approved endorser, and
deed oil trust on the properts carrying interest
from the datc---On same day and place, viii be
sold for Cash, Twenty SLAVES, of the estate Of
said testator; or many viii, with the sale nc
the land and mill, be sufficient to discharge the le-
gacies.
Mr. James Fox, Manskin Lodge will shcw the
property and plats OF the land to any person Wishing
10 view the same.
fSigned)
ELEANOR wORMELEY, .s..;..s
CARTER BEVERLEY, (,rs,nra ''4
JOHN CHEW,
Jasuay III or.
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~ HALIAM, has received by the Anacreon di-
"a rect from England the following, assortment
OF FRESH GARDEN SEEDS-wh;cl, may lie had
ut his Tea, Glass s. China Store, first door above
the Eagle Tavern, Richmond
Cabbage. / Lettuce:
Early York, Green Coss
Do Sugar Loaf Grand Admiral
Green Savoy Ice
Dram Head Cabbage
Red Pickiiug Brown Dutch
Early * late CauiHower Mouscare
Peas.
Early Frame Blood Rect
Do Charlton Orange Carrot,
Do Royal Dwarf Satisfy
Do Spanish do. Scarcity
Do Sugar Do. Red and White Picking
Blc Prussian Onion
White & Blue Marrowfat Solid Celery
Snaps Winter & Summer Cress
Early Yellow Curl'd Parsley
Do Brown So rel
Do Specified Thyme, Marioram
Arhour & Windsor Beans Summer Savory
Cucumberi Nasturtion
Early Frame Curl'd Spinagc
Do Long Green White Indive;
DO Cluster Hanover Turnip
Short Prickley White & Black Mustard
RadisSs Rape and Canary
Short Top, Scotch KaIe
Salmon Small Dutch Clover, and
Purple Timothy Seed.
Turnip
And in daily expectation of receiving one hundred
bushels RED CLOVER SEED.
November %. wifi
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n, hiHtueiPhia anu DaitiinOre, ule f0f-
lowing articles, viz.
Tea aud coffee UTns | Whips assorted
Plated Candlesticks, sill Girth Web
yer edged and plain Curtain Fringe assorted
Japan,d Candiesticks Saddle Nails
Ivory handle Knives and Carpenters Planes, as
Forks sorted
Bone and Buck handle do. Brass Top Tenders, with
do. nobs
Piate Warmefs Do plain and jointed
DISH Stands Shoveis, longs g. Poker
Knife Cases Crates. brass mounted B.
Tea Trays plain
Bread and Knife Trays Files, assorted
BrittAnia Tea Pots Castings do.
Table Casters Nails, Nail Rods, Hoops
footmen and Chatting Bar and Sheet Iron
Dishes Shot, Sheet & Bar Lead
SILVER, Tortoise Shell! and Window Glass, Z by Q, s
Steel Spectacles by 10, Q by III. 10 Inv
Ivory and Horn Combs ~, 10 by ii, 10 by IS
Morocco Pocket Books 12 by 16 and 10 by ~
Curtain Pins, assorted Wheat Fans
Plated Saddlery and Gigg Sleeves, Ploughs,
Mounting Screen and Riddle Wire
English Il American Sad Lime and Coal Screens,
,lle Trees sc. &C.
Which, added to his former stock composes n re-
neral assortment of Ironmongery, Cutlery, Plated
* Brass Wares, offered for sale ON moderate terms
Cash given for old Brass, Copper, Pewter and Lead
Richmond, Dec 90. w8w