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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-23
Pr 4 n y r r s. Il A RE-
FOR sale.

YsSHE SUBSCRIBER will sell thi, Handsome
C farm, veIA cheap, tor part money and ,i.rt ere
nit lie therefore inSsts those who wish 10 invest
money in valuable I.nis Ia take look at this pro
perry. Ii lies il the c,Inty of Gooehlaud ten miles
above the Court-house. forty from Rchmond and s.-
ven from Boat avisaton, on James River, and con-
tains about
!SeVen Hundred and 77uenfy .4cres,
80 acres oil which lag in Licking hole Creek, is equal
IN fertility to the best James River bottom Lands
the nigh ian'l hes well, is laid off in five fields and
wei! teiced in-he fields liv. been all cloyered and
tho out oI cultivation, pretty well taken with it
a'h uvse now ander culture, well taken will, IT.
~ profue's god crops Of corn, wheat and tobacco
he buildings are generally good and convenient
lie dweliing-house is partly two-story and is neat
i'ght, handsome building. The Farm is well wateretI
hasInS streams in every field and several good so, ines
convenient 10 the dwelling ho,s and argt. Orchards
o. Sooi ira't, consisting of apples, Peaches Cherries,
tie has also, I'1Vo Small Farms, in the same neigh
hori'ood Tor sale, on the terns-one of Which
containing los acres present under the occupancy
al Mrs Ovisis well iimbered and has ON il t,yis
young Apple Orchard, and lies near enough In Plan
es Fare, TO supply with timber The Other ca-ains
s5 acres and is subject to the life estate Of Mrs James
ian Old Lady, whO lives on the Farm A further
description OF the pr0pertyis deemed unnecessary
those wishing to purchase, will no doubt view tire pre-
misses. f
Inc terms may be known Ov application 10 Mr.
John IS Neoe (who lives an the premisesl or 10 The
Subscriber living in Richrnond.
DANIEL TRIPiETT
A ". M
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+. N.0IIJE.-

IN ohedieneeto decree OF the Superior Cous, az
Z Ci.ueery for tic District OF Rieiniond b-t,y,..
Hugh 1911 plaintiff, sid Areleg and offers, defend.
antsstne Subscribers, Commissioners rs. ola, nm
pose appointed, viii, frslsy the sth dav Of Seq
TENDER next 81 ihe Manchester ExehsDse, in the
town Of Aiapcstsr, sell q; pal,lc Auction, Toe css.
one undivided m0iely Of the Public ~ an, house IN
tie sani town eosauonly called rrent's Wars-ilose
subject To die debt due 70 the Commonwealth: IN.
30, &c tne sane tue aud place one uadivied mole
y o. t"o nan acre ota, known and Distinguished in
Tie plan q the sad town, by No. fS6 X So fsz
ALo), } 80 other half acre tots in tie mid town.
Nos 81 = a. ''""'
EDp.3RD ~ JREJv7.
SH-IsUEL T.9FLOf,
JOSi.4H H0BSOW
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-23

LONDON, July s.
Several letters have been received from
hiyre' "lnch state positively that Bonsparte
mad embarked neal that port ma schooner.
esunsd, II IS Supposed, for America.
u IS sad hat in consequence of the death
% LIS Serene Blghness the Duke o, Brn..s-
WICK Tic AnS'ish IlanoYerihn Goserna.sit
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FOREIGN.

&Ew-YoRK, Aug. II.
Yesterday afternoon arrived at this port
the ship Mary Augusta, capt. Hall, so DAYS
trom HAVE de Grace, x ii from Falmouth.
She brings london papers to the Sd OF july.
inclusive from which we learn that Bona.
parte had embarked at II vrc for the United
States, & that tic allies had refused 20
treat With the French Provisional Govern
fuent.
The following articles are copied from these
papers
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VOL. i2.---NO. ST.

ces, is 20 be abieto prove by facts, its deyo-
teduess to patriotism.
pe GARRETT.
hmSht efthe Legion IF Honor.
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NOrfcE.

aAIIii be osered ~ S.i. ~ I'm. lis Court-house
~ on the sth Thursday IN September next, il be-
os Amelia Court day that
VALUABLE FARM,
Belonging 30 the Cs,,te al lose I,h exc, deed con
Tan n by ate surs.y, 1880 third o wIci,
IS ~ NVsis, aud the balance is we'll enclosed and
til Tor cultivation. n suaI t1f,SI-.lfTI.y. IS at
tsched {" dis Farm, wbivh might be made valuable
at but little expcnce.
The Terms Of Sale will be made known on The
day, by
JAMES p. COOKE, 2Adm'rs. of Joseph
VIM 4 .EGGLEsTON, 5 Cooke, deed.
Amelia, Aug. 10 lSi5.--wtds
P.S. i'hrs Estate will be sold priva,civ should !,
purchaser oer, otherwise il will be posi,iyc.ygsod 10
the highest bidder on the day above rnenticneci
Up. c. s. w g. r.
DRY-G0ODS Aj'AUCIION.
an Wednesday, the Esd inst. will be sold with
our reserve, the Auction Store of tn, Subscri
b'is, about 20 packages DRY GOODS Is NJ winch
are Jst imported, directly 10 Richmond YlZ.
81 and GA white and btacs calbricss cotton shirt
irgs elegant and fashionable gingbams elegant Mac
settles 'estiag, Irish linens, linen diapers, Sc
ALSO,
100 pieces best twiIIed sacking, &c &c. Sc
EknS very accommodating Sales to CONNER
at 10 O'clock
N'oncure, Robinson e. Pleasants,
Vendue- Masters.
August 9--tds
THE Subscribers take this opportunity ofinlormne
theirtriends that they wilire ccyc from lc To so pack
ages OF I.iLJ- GOODS, in the course OF The. early
part OF this season cousisng principally Of Blankets
carpeuDg, Nanchestry, cloths, coating Sc These
sos VII be sold as low as any imported and on libe-
i"i credit NJ. r. SP.
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ME PNNpKlIGTUitS

G hf the Rchmcnd Cotton Maanfac,ory, f,rvsa-r M
W persons from cre'litng aay interested, eo,r
nss'eo or emp!o, ei m that establishment, ac
count CT the ssnie, exeep
REM JAMES HARRIS
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TItI. be offered S,is, - .4n Tia Court-house.
~ on the 18th Thursday in September next, il be-
os Amelia Cous, day, that
yAl:TABI.F, FARM
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PS. fhrs Estate will be sold privately should !.
purchaser offer, otherwise il will be positivesysod TO
the highest bidder on the day above rnenticnec,
!. u. c. 81 w u r.
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or REPRESENTATIVES,

Mount-de- Marsan, Llne %.
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JAMES p. COOKE, Adm'rs. of Josenb
WV. 4. EGGLEsToN, 5 Cooke, deed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-12

1t is usually observed, that good reign is the
only proper time for making of laws Against the
exorbitance of power; in the same manner an
excessive head-dress may be attacked the most
ehecrually when the fashion is against it. do
thereiore recommend this paper 10 iny female res-
ders by way ofprevention.
lwould desire the fair sex TO consider how
impossible II is for them TO add any thing that
can be ornamental 20 what is already The master
piece OF nature. The head has the most beauti-
iui appearance, well the highest station, in
! human hgure.--Na,ure has laia out all her art
in identifying the face; she has Coached it with
Ivermillion planted in it double row of ivory,
made IL the seat of smiles and bushes, lighted
1t up and enlivensd it with the brightness OF the
eyes, hung IT On each side with curious organs of
sense, given it airs and graces that cannot be de.
scribed, and surrounded it with such flowing
shade of hair sets ali its beauties in the most
agreeable light. In short, she seems to have
designed the head as the cupola to the most glo-
rious OF her works and when we load It will
such Pile of supenumerary ornaments, we de
stroy the symmetry of the human figure and
fooishy contriye to call off the eye from great <
real beauties, to childish gewgaws, ribbatas, :nd
| bone lace.
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10 DOLLARs REWARD-

INSERTED from Camp PendletOn, Hanover
~ county, three sold.er5
isaac CURTIS, FIVE feet four inches high,
dark eyes. dark hair, saiiow compiexion by pro-
fession farmer, and was enlisted in North Caro-.
lima.
T,HO1ElS yN:qWCE, FIVE feet eleven inches
high, dark blue eyes, light hair, and BY profession
a farmer, and was enlisted in North Carolina.
JOH,V C.4RR, five feet ten inches high, %
years ofage, blue eyes, dark hair, fair complex
ION, was enlisted by Colonel Hamilton, North Ca
rohns SuFry county it is expected that the above
deserters have gone tie route towards North Ca
rollna, and whosoeyer willapprehend the above de-
serters, and deliver the1n to any officer in the
United States army, shall receive the above re-
ward-or FIFTY for either OF them.
J0HyY PEyVDLETON
LfoR. Sd Rife Regt.
August 8. Il
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Jay %.
100 DOLLARS REWARD.

INSERTED from Detachment under nv com.
- nhind, stationed in Hanover County, trvo
Soldiers Of the third Rife Regiment
9Oh1N1HEAJNES, 6feet high, IS years ofass,
grey eyes, dark hair, dark COMPLEXION and 6y pro
Jession farnier; 1vas enlisted ia Concord .Nsrth.
Carolina.
.EDW.4RD DAY, S teet 81 inches high, "a Years
81 age hazIe eyes, dark hair, dark complexion and
oy Profession carpenter /; was enlisted in North
Carolina
me G6ooe rezoard nil be sircn for Gpbrehend.
ing fae ABOVE DeseTters and delivering them to any
o5ieerin The United States army, OF. fty dollars
for either Of them.
JOHN PEMDLETON,
Lieut.. Sd Rife Regt.
June 90. If
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VIRGINIA:

1hotNtA . ..
III Rules holden in the Clerks Office oftle !sna,.
Ttor Co'ny Of Chancery for the Richmond Dis
trfct, the Goth dty Of Jlae 1915.
'0"i ~ aiseI', administrator 1eiM the rsU an
nered Of John Christian, decd the sn,re ~,
~ Walter administrator of Josce CIr;,,;,,,
decd, and The same John NJ Wadser. ,,l,o;,;,''
TRAITOR efhis late RIFE lS.,szvtG, rrso rvas sol. 6-
ess 81 hte said J1ycc Christian, dsc'f. Geo,s,s
ST.sh, and the said John III IpaIEer. e,ec,,tS,..
Of Lucy DIgtlid decd !, and George Chr;.,;,,''
and Joyce r. his sOitt, George T.. Dpg,;d mi
Eh<aoeth ms 1v.fe, and Lydia Dugtid hc;r. as
sAe SAID Lucy Dgguia decd, PMS.
Against
Eh<a6eth Patseson, erceu:rir Of Charles pot,.,o,,
George Christian erecutor Of PER- pn.,.s0.,
acc a, and liertha Pa..cson Elizabeth .5fc yPc,,,
Mods, Charles Pasfeson, Peggy Patteson. foH,
Fattes0'i, Peter Pattesoi, Jeniy Paterson U,,,.
~ PGfteson, Fanny Patteson. and pm.
son, and Charles Bacon, son a,adhei,. If N.,,,c,
1%eo''' tefe Nancy Paiteson, children and heiy,
az ld' q Cherries I'afseson, deed, and ds,;,,e,
81 81, @e sad Peter i'attesoa, deed, De6's.
nc S4ePGha az 'e11veHduni, asvaroied in tIs-
cause, nor havgy been returned ,rsr,,,s, -
d0o1e named d.fsada,iis, erceDt Ceorge CIr;.,;o'
ana f"ey nor hdv'ns entered their d6bearance ana
;SFOeS security according to the .7ct If 9,..nsL
Gnd me Rules of Mis Court, andt aSb.or;,,, y,
saf'9@ctory evidence, thar theu Cercebt ~. s,;,
George Chi1shan) are NOT inha5it,nts of ri,
country ~ IS ordered That the said % find mrs
90 gpgear acre on the fst Dig cfaie ner, TEN,
D. e,.Se any they can, against the re1iuaL
HtS order be forthwith nsereaia some ns,,,h,,s-
P'aoss1lsd m tie c'ty2 Richmond, for t1y9 nont6s
siceesstreg and posted at the from doo ofthe O..
P'f0bHHMe said City. COPY, Teste,
nao I'm. ". HE.NEyp'G, C.. C.
15S1c.
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yALuARLE LANDS FOR SALE.

vHNiIE subscriber 1iR sell 1895 acres of raluab,e
Il Ld', ca the coniI.y Of CuLbspper, lying on hLe
east and ssest aide IF Fiat Rim, hiyh6y iSnbroued
'Sith buildings, orchGfds and ,neaoloses The tract
xiii De 't'gtlsd into four lots, to sRt purchasers;
yS'1ng nearly an equal quantity Of meao,v GROUND.
rood hr1d, AMI lsatcr, 10 each lot. IL ses a6out
ZEN miles 6eiss, Cstpebpcr con'touse, foe miles
from Stercns5trg, trOeaty-eighs miles from FSede
Frch so',s, ssrty miles from The Gig Of Wash1sfen
and 7Ierdrdfa, and Ninety miles from, sSe city or
Richmond; in a rich and pobHlous netghJorsOodE =
ihe soA IS Particularly adisted 10 me clifire of
0eat, corn, and fobacc0, and sciu produce ercei-
enf timothy, and red aud white copei. zritho,t m.
AID Of fais'er Of Pa4s; though the elove,, is n,uch
snbrorsu 6y the application of Piaisier. f,oa n.
experiments that haze been made. Should he hd
De sofd sie purchaser may be furnished ,eiM from,
fsv' to three ha,'lred barrels Of corn seventy head
o. sheeo, from nay 10 three quarter 6looaea lIeri-
nos, 2 head Of hogs, eight eood roor horses. tzvo
yoke Of oren several high bred mares ana, coils. and
Pfanfdhon utensils Of every description The land
nH osnng on the south, that elegant scar of captain
John Ihoms, and on The north Thar of Charles (ar
! ser, esq. There Is a vah,a6le Sul6her Sbri,,r in
me picfmty Of this farm, (on CAPT. John IYiosi's
ptdntati01) sohose efficacy IN curing diseases of "a
'sous k7nds, has been often established bsuord a
aoHof. There Gre about sseo HUNDRED acres of meg
a'ss land on this flra thirty acres of much are
LIsd d0vn y, Timothy, and about ten ia clousr-
mere may De .S'o htfp-eda aud fifty bushels of rehedt
seeded ths faH, o'esh and MANFRED lard .Sho,ild
ne land NOT Be sold before the 1st Of OcfO6e merit IL
'SH 6e rented o0 to sit tenants Should it be Sold
o"eJyth of ne purchase money =gH be eabecssd to
oe pdtd Toicn the deeds are made a credit fo,. The
balance 1SiH BE aiios,ed ii fonr annual payments
Gearing interest from, the date. "A mortgage o.. deed
q trust NIL be required, 20 secure the bayn,en. Of
fhe purchase money. Property in or near Rich
n0na' or yorny Negroes, at a fair Uatuation, zpiH
oe received an par. Payment
For terms, Apply to CAPT John Jao,n John Ssro-
ther esquire, Of Cuspebper county, TO .i.r. Thomas
6easfey, ''h0 resides on the farm, to the su5seri-
Der, 1vho, also, offers for sale
1000 ACRES OF LAND,
Lying in the State of Kentucky;
together Nth sir 'lnmproved LOTS in The cftv OF
Washington, eEsfb!y situated, aud one Lo. IN the
same city, Handsomely Improved, aud nozV in tie oc-
c,tbGncy ofcapt Crab. As TO the terms on .sLich
ms latter PROPERTY may be purchased, enquire Of
capt Samuel ". SnditIvool ofthe ctty MASKING.
ton, or Of tile subscriber
July %. r.
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CHILDREN,S SCHO0L-


THE subscriber presents her respects to the La
dies and Gentlemen of Richmond and its vicinity
and informs them, that she has opened School for
the reception of Children from the age Of T. ID
years, and purposes teaching Reading, Writing
Plain Sewing, and the French Language She
pledges herself tn those parents and guardians who
may confidc Their children a. her care, that the
strictest attention will be paid to their morals
The terms Of tuition are as follow, Wis
For Reading, per quarter, So
Reading and Writing,
Reading, Writing and Sewing, 9
Reading, Writing, Sewing, and
the French Language, 10
Entrance One Dollar, watch will, however, be
deducted at the end Of the quarter.
The hours Of tuition will be from half past eight
tIll half past one iH the forenoon and from three t
FIVE ih the afternoon every day, Saturdays exsept-
cd. Persons DESTROYS of placing Children under her
care, will please call at her residence on Sho koe
Hill directly opposite the Penitentary Store where
fine airy room is appropriated for pupils Those
who may favor her with a call will be able to see
some specimens of her work. Persons DESTROYS OF
learning the French language can call and make
arrangements with the subscriber as to the hours
when she will be at leisure from her daily Scho ars
The subscriber will teach young ladies' the French
language vt their own homes at moderate price.
The subscriber soliots share OF public patron
age support in the absence of her husband
who is necessarily obliged to depart for Europe
hoping FOR The indulgence of liberal aud generous
public, she remains their obcdent servant
JULIA RENAULT.
N. g. Wanted to hire, = Negro Girl, Who is kind
TO children such a one will have good wages and
meet With kind treatment. Apply above.
August5. 81
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s TO NE WIRE.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS or HASb AT MS MASurAcro.
Rr, LARGE QUANTITY OF
s L o " T. NJ "A RE.
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AND WELL Assoarr,

OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AND WELL ASSORTED.
Is carrying on the business very extensively.
ana WI deliver the Ware in any part of the CITY,
nee Oh inc expence of carriage, ard at the New
iork prices the freight from thence to this
place would average 2Oper cent. at least ITn5laT
Ihese circumstances, he is induced to hope that
rev, ii any, VIII send their orders abroad, when
they can be supplied at their doors, with better
ware and on far better terms.
Inc following were the prices in New-Ycrk
Previou9 to the late war, aud he is determined
mat no Manufacturer in the United States shall
under-sell him at any time 80 $50
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Eschangs Of To5aeco for Women {

N0~'''s''5N " AODNSCV .jOT ~ OnleN
Virginia, so called in honor of Eliza
beth, the Virgin Queen Of England, was
che eldest sister among the British Ameri-
can Colonies and she has ever felt the
pride, and claimed from her younger sis
tiers the full amount of respect and hon-
age, that belongs to seniority. The first
effective settlement Of this g antient domi.
|niOnp according to Burke, was in the year
1909 ;-thirteen years before the settle
-ment of Plymouth in New-EngIand. The
emigrants came over to Virginia, not by
lpairs, as the creatures went into the ark
but without wives and families mere adj
venturers in quest of wealth, who deter
mined, as soon as their fortunes should be
made, to return to England.
AS this determination, carried into eff
feet, might have been fatal to the Colony,
Sir Edwin Sandys, in order to attach the
colonists to the soil, and to prevent their
return, advised theproprietOrs in England
to send them over q Cargo of young 100
men, and to exchange these necessaries Of
life for Tobacco. This prudent Adyice
was followed and, accordingly, in the
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LAND FOR SALE.
1viH seHthe LIND no1v Eue ON in, Chesterfeld
county, containing, by estmGsion,
SEVENTY-TW ACRES

SEF I'm II WI ACKES,
.'fore or Less-Ihe situation is high, Aealthv and
agreeable, aud improvements good fer the accom-
mediation Of a moderate sized family. From this
land aud in the centre off too, Thaoe raised M
yards Of 10000 bushels of coal at oiferent
perlodsor the last foe gears il has not been zvor-
ed. IHGtit contains large bodies oferceRent Coal,
fhere can be little doubt; being bounded 5v John
.iirchie, CunhGs an Buck, on the North, the
Failing Creek on the East, and the Falling Greek
Coal Mines, o1Uned By H. Heth ON the South, and
by The heirs Of e. WeqLClridge, on the East
IshaHreqaire about one.fotirth of the purchase
money in hand; for the balance time 4yH be giUea
to siat The purchaser, on the amount 6eins safisat-
ioriLy secured To say any more as to the land
prospect Of coal, sc. is deemed unnecessary, as
those desirOus to purehdse will doubtless vie1o the
f'roPerty-they 1ViH please apply TO me on the pre-
misses. IHOyhPSOyN BLUNrI.
Chesterfield, Nay IL. If
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

fran, detachment orA.o,n
- Regiment, stafioHedia Hi,,,,.r 90 llys
Of Ysginia, CHlRLES RHODES < ~, 2 ~,
J o years ef aye, born M Oqptge C,,,-s, s'..5a'
has dark eyes, dark hair, dqrE r,Ts,Ss1 ~. I.
6y trd6 hatfer--bqd on-apissi h. L.s.','5, ana
l7{orn. u spro5a5is h ,siR seR ii, 1900 ne
iIr't 9bporhH,y Whoever ,giR ab5re6e.y ~ ne
GGrles 5hod.s and dslpsr hie 10 ann ~. ss gag
O'sFsa S'a'os' army slaH reeejpe tE ..s, " 20
and aHrSasoaa5k szbsncss. "'s "'''s r'~arf
JOHN PEyVDIEToA,
5,..eo Lieu. 50 IeRs Rsc5
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DISSERTATIONS

ME partnership of john S. Shelton
a and Co. is this day, by mutual con-
sent, dissolved. We have appointed p. T..
Shelton our agentto settle the business of
the concern. All persons having claims
against it, will call on him for settlement.
and those indebted will pay to him their
respective accounts, he alone being autho-
rised for that purpose.
JOHN 8. SHELTON.
ISAAC WHITE.
HENRY HOYEY.
August ist, 1915. At
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JOHN H. PENIIGF0N.-.

Respectfully informs the Ladies' and cs.,,,,.-
OF kiehmond and its vicinity, that he has t,tsn :
situation on Shockoe Hill, adjoining Mr. Beniami,
Sietaons, where he intends to ''''i'N
Repair, time, md make Piano Fortes.
IN the best manner and on the most ressons,i.
terms, s'OnaO'e
ed to. V et'eha'
July &c. o.
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WILLIAM PATTERSON
Has jstst opened, in the honse formerEy oc
cupied By .Nr. Wiilians Cook,
HANDsomE ASSORTMENT OF
SEASOW4BLE GOODS
AlIONesr waIcH AREi

AMONGST WHICH ARE;
Superfne Saxon and Imperial blue and black
London cloths, carlo, hair back and other mix
lures; superfne blue and black London cassi-
meres plain and ribbed double milled blue
black, and srey stockinnetts; mixed cotton and
wool angola hose stout silk striped toilenet very
elegant for waistcoatng; London merseilles.
Jeans, and other figured waistcoatings Hunters
cords corduroys and yeyets; pink, lilac, blue
and white checked fancy cravats sewed and
seeded, tamboured and figured, book and soft
muslns; denma, and HAIR cord cambrics; soft
dressed canbricks and cambria muslins cali
Goes ginghains, plaid and striped seam loom
and cotton shirtngs; Irish linen, dressed and I'M
dressedi bombazines and boIhbAzetts, very SUI
periorj layentne a and ga shawls; ladies fan
cy gauze shawls and handkerchicss; ladies' short
kid and wash leather habit glove. gent emen's
dos ladies' and gentlemen's patent silk hose
common silk, do. twil,ed and plain madras
handkerUhietsi ladies' and gentlemen's black and
white cotton hosei cashmere and cross.barred
fancy siawisi black Aorentine black senshaws :;
black, pink, green, white and lilac laventines
satlns, Of all colors; sewing silks threads and
cotton balls, very fines long nankeens, mania
choP--all of which he will sell on moderate
terms, so as 10 suit country merchants and Other
customers.
r 5. small consignment ofEngislNmustard,
put up in bladders for the convenience Of FAM.
lies, which will be sold by the pound.
August g. 9w
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orders lett with Mr.. James Brown, Junior
Siessrs. Moncure, Robinson & Peasants; Mur.
ply & Scott; w j. g. Roscov Cole. pbii;1 -,
Val & Co. or at the Manufacto.v. viii he 5,,is
attended to, and the greatest attention bald 70
selecting and packing. BENZ. DU-VAI.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GTVg-w

VHNHAT at the nert .4gg7sst court Of Grauson
= county, at The courthouse aereof L shaR sen
az pubic auction, for cash, so much of all The
LANDS md LOTS
IN maj county, returned delinquent FIR the non-bav-
ment cfthe tares IF the last near, as 4cH BE- r1,6c,
emf to discharge the arrears Of tares 7,Iich shan
then remain unpaid for that year, and ten Ter tent
per antn1m dcnages thereon, toIether min RE
tares Of The Pressnt year The sales 1oiY commence
on the first day Of the court and contse from day
to day until they shall Be completed
The subscriber is authorised TO receive al sach
tGres and damages at any time 6ef5re the Land
shaH6e sold "A list ofalchug1eats rga, 10 ses, :,
the CLERKS office oftle couufv IN bosqcssion ,5e
subscriber, or in the Office oftAe .4tEs9r Of ,,5gc
accounts 3BR4K mr. no mr., D,b'
For W.M BOBBIIY, Sheriff:
June IL. ~a,
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Louisa County Court, Jnne 1871, 1915.
Thomas johnson, IS. d. Plaint,if,
Against
Thomas Hardin and Others, Defendants.
IN cHANcEaY
TIE defendant Thomas Hardin, not having
entered his appearance and given security accord.
ing to the act of Assembly and the rules of his
court, and It appearing to the satisfaction Of the
court that he 10 not an inhabitant of this state
on The motion Of the plaintiff by his counsel 4
is ordered, that the said defendant. Thomas Har.
din, do appear here on the second Monday m An.
gust next and answer The bill ofthe pla nt;R and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some one OF the newspapers printed in the city of
Richmond, for eight weeks successfully. and 5nb.
ished at the front door of the Courthouse of tbi.
county on some court day.
copy.-Teste,
JOHN PoNDEXTER, Clerk.
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