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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-28
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
ON .qCCO-lElIODATTNG TERMS.
my valuable and beautiful FARM, in The forks of
the Rivanna River, in Albermarle county, con.
tanning 5823 Acres, about $50 of which is enclo-
sed and IN good repair, with a comfortable dwell
ling house, and other necessary out houses Sc
yefal hundred Fruit Trees Of various kinds. The
balance good farming and
L o b A G. CO L ND.
excellently watered, aud timbered, and consider
ed as healthy situation as any,
DAVfDJ. LEWIS.
n o I G. T..
fHSlE partnership of Joseph p. &c Samuel Owen
~ beng dissolved by the death of Joseph r.
owen, all persons having claims against the firm
or Joseph T, Owen, Gndvidually) viii make
them known 70 me for settlement, as soon as pos
siple and such as are owing the firm, or Joseph
P!Owen, as aforesaid, will make immediate paw
ment, as no longer indulgence can be given.
SAMUEL OWEN, Surviving part.
ner of the firm ofJoseph r. &
Samuel Owen; and Ex'or of
Jos. u. Owen decd.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
, au away from the Subscriber at the Brooke
IA Tavern, Henrco, negro man name TOM,
between 81 and % years of age, very black com
plexion, he limps lidle in one leg but scarcely
puSe iFa1'S' nc - ABOUT II. . ihCheS nBn. The
CLOTHES he had on when he went away dc not
know, and he took a quantity with him. As I've
has relations in aicllmond he is supposed to be
lurking about that place. W1oever will bring
back sad negro 10 me, or secure MIN IN any Jail so
that can get him again, shall receive tl,c above
reward. Masters ofvessels and others are fore,
warned from hsrbouring or taking of said negro
as they will prosecuted according to law.
SAMUEL. OWEN Er0'r.
Of Joseph Il. QUEEN. dec
Her,1eO County, 17fh FEB. 1916.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-27

The plan proposed, is to tit up the apparatus
excepting the furnace aud retort in anv hn;l'
ding where the lights are wanted then viii
aiorcins air-pnmp, attached to pipe lcadiag
from the gasometer in the Gas ni,inufac.ory
and attached 10 a portable vessel Gas sketchej
on the enclosed plie,) to draw the Gas from
the gasometor and force il into the portable
vessel i'll any desired quantity, the vessel beinS
made very su ong. similar to the soda water
casks, aud lined with copper, or other metal !.
when the desired quantity is forced in. tmrn
the stop cock to retain il in the portable YES.
sci, unscrew il from the air pump. x convey II
10 the building 20 be lighted, screw il on To- The
pipe usually connected with the retort, and
turn the Key the Gas compressed in the porta-
Bile vessel, will expand itself bym OF its
own elasticity, and fill the gasometer to which
it is attached
Here, then, would be saved the expcnce of
the retort and furnace. the fuel aud trouble, OF
making the Gas, and tie smell which il occa-
SONS where it is generated.
am,Si
respectfully,
Your Obd't servant,
DAVID MELVILLE.
Or. SmuelL. lIiicl.ev,
New-lork.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-27
Hartford, { Con. } December IL.
CAPTAIN BOARDMAN,S TRIAL.


Last week, before the County Court, now in
session M this town, came OH the cause OF the
State VS.. Eiiah B0drdlnun Captain in the T.
States service for causing drums to be bsat thro
TIE pu6iic strcetsc fthis popWiogs city, ,chie on
TIE recruiting sercice in the summer of lSIi.-
The Jury returned Il verdict of-(fUfLTY.-
On what law this proposition is founded we
know not. for we can assure our readers that
we have no Statute or City Law that applies to
the offence, and we defy even that limb of the
law, the State Attorney. to prove that il comes
within any provision of the =" common law
1t supposed, however, that Captain Board
man was convicted onour " biHe iaics" one of
which, IT we mistake not ordains tliatno one
shall play upon any instrument, except the
"jewS-harp and trumpet" We are not i'm the
habit of arraiging decisions or Courts-but
We do believe i'll this case, had he been tried
by the numerous spectators of both parties,
who were present during the trial, that at least
niae-tenths wCuld hure acquitted him. Captain
Boardnan stood i'll this queer prcdicament--
either to be CAShisred for not doing his dutv. for
he was ordered here On the recruiting service.
or to do it and suffer punishment therefor BY a
State Court-ofthe two evils, he chose, as ev-
cry other officer would have dere, the hitter,
and has thereby been subjected TO pay nearly
three hundred dollars. After all, Connecticut ,rls
assisting with all her might to carry on the ,rar,
ana snop demanding OF The General Government
Sli5 900 for her Seyrices!W -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-27

INDIAN FIELDS For Sdie.-on the 9th of January
n next, Will he sold, the premises on a credit of
2 ana years, II not disposed Of privately previous TO
THAI day, this most valuable Farm, lying York River
miles above The town. containing between thousand
and eleven hundred acres there cleared about loo
acres of OystcrShe River ow-gIounds the remaindef
Is well numbered with pine for building fencing at
tached IS one oiety OF grt mill upon good stream
For health and natural advantages this property is pec
marry valuable 1T little expence, good meadow NAV
be reclaimed Fish, oysters aud wild fowl are taken In
abundance at thedoor. The improvements are a two
story uweng-house, with four iloor grana-
ry, stable and carriage house. with all other out houses
necessary for farming.
Al the same time aud place, will be sold all the stock
OF horses cattle hogs sheep &c with all the plantation
utensils.
Persons wishing view the premises will can on the
manager MIR. Gillian.
Persons wishing TO purchase By private contract viii
please call Oh AaI Gavin CoIbin Milcs Macon in the
neighbsriood OF Richmond
GAVIN !. CoRBIN adm.
Nth t.e nil duNslsd of
Thomas JfUter. dec
tota county, Oeclo. Colds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-27
November 30.

ENoRSALE.-in conformity to the last will and tesla.
4 meIt oiltcnry G. Heth, deceased, the undersigned
executors thereof will expose public sale upon tie
premises on tue LIST day of February next il fair n not
tie next iair day, that well known and valuable Estate
caileu CthLES situated the north side of James Ri
eT IN the County ofIenrico, and distant II miles
beloW the City OF Richmond, and twelve from
inis estate contains nearly thousand acres about
I'VE 1hhofed arabic and the greater part balance
swamp reciaiuiabie at very ncoRsderabc expence ia
COMPARISON 10 is WORTH To expatiste the extreme
'eiuiiy ana improving condition from happy action
OF paister OF this desirable property thought
sIy. IL completes with any residence afoTding
most commoaious dwelling, with every comfortable ap-
wheat about city In oats two fields and two los are
ad down ia clover and about twenty of mead
Ow IN good order. The advantages of range for Stock
Afforded By :he unTcclamed portion swamp a We been
aNaed OF ior the last years. in aid the inclosng
system.
Persons disposed to purchase will be attended toin
viewing the premises, by Of the Executors residing
thereon.
An authenticated survey and plat will be len at sr
Lynrhs CoifeciouSe, in the City Richmond rs soo
as practicable CRTieS holds ont it may be said pecu
ar Disadvantages TO men of capital DESTROYS orcsidng in the
vicinity OF Riciinond or Petersburg. There are hume.
IoIs springs ofgood water issuing the bank the
River independent of well conveniently situated.
satisfactory tile will be made the pun and posse
on given payment Ofonethrd Of the sale the balance
CHrlss OHeha able tvs elve msntbe and the resi-
cue in tHo years from tie day of sale.
SdJfUEL PLEfSIETy,
tFILLIy4SI IT. HETH,
NoreaJer 10. 57.2a,sfS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-27

A alsnsfoa TO tie custom which Pr6U0ikS in Lgdi1,
sfodv1rS aeDOtg themselves to tie EGHfS on the f-
neral plies u their husbands.
tJuGcEESA Ur-Ihe principal IdOE Of Jadio. He is
7t0ced H." sfgge"doas Chr, dra,r" 1y MS Worship-
1eIS. Those UhO Uish Ia sacrifice tkir Tres 10 tie
G0S, prostratc themselves bcjorc ne en-, ard are
cr'ted fOaeath by tie tcheefs ich rOtl slo,cky orer
fHct8,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-27

MISUNDERSTANDING q -tEI Ectf.if3 6i
IVA tie Standing Committed Of the Mutual Assurance
Society against fire buildings OF the State OF Virginia
held on Monday, the ilth day o Ncs- 1910
This beng the day fixed by the constitution Of the Mu
inai Assurance Society again re buildings sf the
State of Virginia for general ieetg OF the sand Socie
~ 10 be fc<met and sufficient number OF members u,
person. or by proxy, attending TO form such meeting
Mas RESOLVED by the Standing Committee aforesaid
10 conformity With the FIRST section of The article of
the SAID Constitution the said general meeting he
adjourned 10 the FIRST Monday in January next.
PUBLIC NorIcr therefore, is hereby given that the
said general meeting adjourned, aud stands adjourned
to the iiist Monday IN January next, (isl7,) When
- particularly desired that there shall be n nl,,
meeting OF the Members of the society as matters
the Importance will be laid before them, toneb
ing the interest and prosperity OF the Institution.
By ORDER or IHg STANDING COMMITTEE,
JAMES RAWLINGS, 4. Agent
OF the NJ. A. Society.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-27

~ EGROES FOR SALE.-will be sold. to the hin
bidder for cash, on Tuesday, tle 9Th Of Jannss
neNt, aif II not on the next fair day at the Tsy,r,
Mrs. Jane Syine, in the Town of New Castle It'll ,iho,
county, fifteen or twenty very likely Nfsrocs-co,,s;,av
d men, women boys and girls belonging TO the eng
Of the late Capt John Il. johnson. ss'ate
All those who have claims against the estate m.
ruested TO bring them in before the day ofsae 10
those indebted to the said estate are required n,
payment Immediately or suits will be instiiutrd lake
being indniged. WY CIINNINGH VI 'nes
administrator nifk tie ,ciU 0,r..s
OF John u. Johnson
b"1ioeet 'orHeS, zee. IL. 6y-2ug.3,,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-27

rock, where the waves left him ; Lieut.. (;lee-
son got two sailors to throw a rope, which M.
put round himself, Il was drawn up TO place
in safety.
Total Saved, 177-Eost, POS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-27

EW ESTABLISHMENT ON snocKog HlIt
- ~ .hdnn j. J0te1f.as having gHen Mr. IeDis
NtHgeId an interest IN his business II vii, in ltu,e h
Conducted under the firm OF L.1riS " ingfeId 4 (oI
ihey nave on hand large aud well assorted stock ~
Try Coos; purchased at the lowest auction prices
Mh.eh me! are selling unusually low Tor cash amsng
Which are the following articles, viz
Best Londen sup cloths and cassiInercs second os
my common do sup. pel,sse cloths various colos
Angola e2ssiEtFe, elastic cords and sattine,ts Manche
'tf CORDS VelVe!eens and stockngetts toine Orleans
suipe anu swahsoo~n yestng superine white and 20.
ioteu Marseiies DO forentne, black silk handk. and
Si"fs kefsey, Goieskn plain coatings feaGnonsls
ooches, heTseys ana plains red white green and vel.
iow iannes rose, striped and twed Blankets Gcri,sn
oLhabnIss, tcNenburgs and burlaps platillas brown
hOlao ana bfetanyes: plaid and plain bonba2etf,and
i"lnhcus sGpr Ii and7-S Irish linens and linen can
Diic; "a ana ~ corlestc and imported diaper land
9i 90 cotion cheeks. for aprons white brown do
estic ana steainoom shirtgs gentlemens aud ladies'
sim, cotton and wOrsted hosiery beaver kid SIN and
coton gloves i, "a and S elegant silk and cotton
slawls silk and cotton Bandannss and Madras hand
kefchleis sup. and calicoes, assorted coors
supf Dectlckibg and Irish sheeting plaid and striped
domestic aud chanbreys; "A and ca white calnblcs
81 anu ~ coloIed twed & plain do Al 4 o einr.
MANS pam anu twiiled plain aud figured muslins and
trimmings for dresses furniture calico and India cotton
sewing aud netting needles pack and pound nins
sup'r sewing cotton i'm balls aud hanks colored and
nuns threads tapes and bobbn best gilt and plated
coat ana vest buttons assorted colors nsrng satin and
piad rboons-Wiih great variety Of otler articles.
also, an extensive assortment OF mems and boyyv
beaver anu Tosan hats mems and boys wool do Ne.
rocco caps, bat covers, Sc. &c. Sc.
ohr friends and The public in Town and Country, ara
respectfully inyitedto call and examine the qualify and
prices Of our Goods great many OF them being bought
win cash. we nave 1t in on power 10 sell great bargains.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-27

NTALi ABLE REAL PROPERTY at duction.-wiii
DC soo, II public auction, ssifh0ur reScrDc. for
cdsn Z" 'e ishest hdder Monday, tic 18th ianua-
1871, " tdii " not the next fair day, TWO LOTS,
if1,rn ih the ciy % Rchmond, No. 90 and 81 being
pare ~ survey Of lots made by Robert i. James and
kassn ny he name ofihe old Council chamber by yir-
tre o'a ceed o. ifisi from Miles Tuirin, to William
Thompson rs Trustee to secure the payment ola certain
sum W m. Lamb
ne sale 2 commercc Al Y O'CLOCK. unde. ihe man
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-27

RANK or THE UNITED sTATEs.-NortcE is her,
= by givn.O the Subscribers the Capital of The Rank
~o the United States, az Richmond, thattc Commission
~ appointed Ivy the President of the United States To re-
ceTc Tue SAID subscriptions duly authorized by the
eseem aud Directors 0fthe Bank of the United States
l" receive the second insIament Of the said subscrut
ons to Wit On each share Of the said Capital len dol
is ~ gold OF silver CON- and twenty-five dollars in coin
as aioesaid, or in funded debt at the rates prescT,-
pea py The aei Of incorporation with power Of atiof.
n'y ancNtd 10 the certificates Of tie said funded debt
proportion, authorizing the Lem O6iccr Tor me fi0e
o''ig ~ whose Office the said funded debi slalI stand
fccofGr tOT tie Register OF the Treasury Ofthe United
States, ~ the stock shall stand tile books Of the Tres
suiyl 10 transfer the IN due form Of law to the
President Directors and Company Of tue Bank the a.
staes that The said Commissioners az agents OF The
Bank, will attend At the Merchants Coffec-Jlpuse no
tween tue hours of ten O'Clock in the forenoon and Tee
O'Clock III The afternoon daily, and every day (Sund3ys
eAcept-d from the LIST Of January next ensuing 10 lie
23d OF the same month"; both days inclusive for The ur
pose ~ Receiving the payments afofcsaid aud fa.
the Shbscbers at their option, may either pay the SAID
second instaimeni at the original place Of subeTpfon
"ih ihe iine br'en Limited OF at the Bank Of the w.
States, ~ Philadelphia.
Francis Corbin,
lain AmJler,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-27

LyTtEREAs, l DID on tic ddJ Of III ne
~ yeai IsiG,Hcst my -on. DOrfor RObcf' Uaqo,
with Power Of Attorney, fOr pnfpO-s tbereiH specified,
and a. persons Of opinion iat compel
The pAjIner n0nie due me- long that Power OF
Attorney ccHiinucs. ard Il iS ncnnvemiet loI to
continue the sad Power 81 Attorney my said SON. DOcf
RGbfTt NaVo. bring resident II the city Di Plla-
dclphia do therefore revoke ard amuul the sad Power
If AttoiGc, Vcsiciin my son, Doctor Eobcrf N0Vo-I
do cation aud forwarn any and escy person
from paying ny virtue Of the sad Power Of Attorney
aus niheI authority any money that is may be-
come dacine, except by order aped by Inc amer th
Gay. MARTHA MAYO
December ~ 72a>
EFJANIS 4 SfiUArlOA-A Young NaH, cOmycysant
w With accounts and books. Satisfactory fccomn,en-
dations TO character. abty. &c. can be produced
line addressed to- r, aud lefl this Office viii meet
with immediate attention.
December ~ n
WHOLESALE CONNisStON SHOE s3OEF Over
~ Mr. Allison's China AVID Glass Store, Izfh
street, near The Eagle Tavern.
The Subscriber, agent for tho manufact"fJ, ohcfe
for sale assortment of L0dfes 6Tisss 0y,f thiffts
SffOf.S-Ai Hens .N0y0cc0 md TfGthfr PL6fPS,
which wii be sold the reasonable terms for cash.
JOHN EATON.
". y. Dfdtfrsfg sioes cnV hotr ftcfr orders a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-27

TOBACCO LAND FOR saLE.-Ihe subscriber will ell
& from 900 200 of LA n in the County of
Pow haan betweenl and 500 OF which are in woods
of the rsrate tobacco andand considerable quantity
OF excellent creek lowsrounds. There this nau
taiion good dwelling, with all necessary omt-houses
sTanares and tobacco houses il is in good neighbour
hood, and abOunds with springs of excellent water-
There is not healthy situation in the upper coun
Try 1t is distant about forty miles from the city of Rich
mond.
lie would also dispose or 10 crop hands raised on
the land. There will BIZ sale the day of Jsnua
ry The plantation OF horses cattle sheep hogs corn
fodder, &c. &c-and II not sold privately before he
VIII, on that day, offer the land at public sale
1e'ms-one-thrd cash, the balance in two equal annu
al payments.
tEe subscriber would also sell one thousand acres in
the county OF Amelia about 400 OF which in woods
on this land there is soOd dwelling house kitchen
smoke house, dairy and granary.
The Terms would be made accommodate 10 the
ENTHUSIASTICALLY TO HENRY ANDERSON
Deceipber7 cs.t,I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-27

NEW MEDICAL W0RK.-pRoPosAL by Jus Heb
l. Ster at No 10, soutb eighth street, philadelphia
Tor publishing by subscription Elements ~ JHeyupe
TICS and .UateHa NcdicG. by ". Cyapmaa ~. d. pro-
fetsor Of tile Institutes and practice OF medicine aud eli
meal practice i'll the University Of Pennsylvania.
CONDITIONS.
j. Tile work will be printed fine paper, in Two
tavo volumes, each Of which will contain ro fonr to
tvs hundred pages
2 II will be delivered TO subscribers in neat binding,
at iye dollars copy.
B. The price 10 non subscribers will be six dollars.
The worn will BIZ ready for delivery early nest sum.
mer.
subscriptions will also be received tie Stone House.
Nc. II. South Second Street.
For tie eOryeuien ccf Subscribers tic books will be
delivered at Of the following places expense
w L1ncasfer, Ch0mjcrstRrs, Harrisburg, or
dste aNe PH's5Hrs, Pennsylvania Balfislors, -5Dla-
pits, UggfTstorH, Frcderickf5'cH aNd Easton, Mary
land Rchmogd. N1J0kf, Peters5lyg, Lyacb5Ug,
stanton, UWchestfr, I.c5eyictsjRrs 00d Atexua-
driG, Virginia FgCtfeDiEtt Necbe,W. 6Qitigh ~ ar
rerfon q'td VHmingfon, NorthC4roiina; Ct0ricsf0n,
fottm5{0. CeOygCfovN am tdmdC0 South CarOlina
SaeaHlgt, Ias,'tG mt Jhtfcdgcric. Georgia; N0sh-
UiN~ arH hn0IrNc, rennessre; W05hiRgfDH ami
Matches, Mississippi Territory Lf4HlfoH. LoUispigle,
DRHrile osfa fraleiyrf, Kentucky ChikcOfhc, Cyg-
ci,ta0ii cHd ZaRceyii. Ohio.
Philadelphia. Dec. ~ 72st
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Form Of he writing % eonstitutea PROXY for the

Form ot The writing to constituted PROXY for the
ADORE meeting.
- Member OF tue Mutual Assurance Society against
he on buildings the State ofvisina do hereby CON
s'itnit ana appoint ---- attend the General
Meeting of The said Society 10 be held in Richmond on
the hrs Monday IN January next, si7,) as proxy to
vote AID act on - behalf amy business which may
COME before the SAID meeting, as fully if pc,
sonaliy present.
In testimony whe,eof--- herennto set - hand
ana seal - the tiay OF - 1871.
WITNESSES, (Seal.J
(Seal)
November n. 5slIJ
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Charleston, December IL.


most wicked and dabolical attempt was made to
PotSO" tue Passengers, officers and the packet
schooner MARIA, Captain Latham arrived Sunday
enig, from New-Nork. provdentiay, however, though
eight persons parook ofthe poisoned dish butone fell
vctm To us de!eerious operation. This lfated young
man, was MI John BcIljamn whose place OF residence
was, we understand, IN North Carolina. The poison
!suPposed to be ARSENIC,) was mixed with dish OF
nash Tor eakast aud every person who tasted it,
almost immediately attacked with violent vomiting. As
soon as discovered, every piccaution used pre-
vent ITS effect, by using oil, abstaining from
ter &C. MI Benjamin did III ~ hours after eating the
poisoned meat IS supposed from having INDUCED in
the use OF water The other sufferers, (amongst whom
was Captain Laham though they underwent great pain
ana sutering have nearly recovered This circumstance
took place when the Maria been about four days out
from New-loTk.
Very little doubt is entertained that this atrocious
was committed by John Gibson, free black man, cook
OF the vessel 10 vent his having
suTed for neglect oaty just before leaving Ncw-YOrk
e was heard 70 utter some threats ofthis nature whilst
there, and on the morning Of the above catastrophe he
turned boy out Of the caInbousc whilst making the IA
TAI hash. The unhappy wretch pretended also have
eaten Of the dish aud affected 10 vOmit was disco
veTed by those around him. that all sham. IIe
was lodged IN the Gnardouse the vessel
rived, and has since been fully committed for trial
r(ify Caz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-27

~ oBERr & HALL NELSON, are receiving ane
~ iegant assortment of FRESH GOODS, adapted to
tie Season. amongst which are:
best London superfne cloths and cassimeres second
csaity ana common do. ladies' peisSe and habit do.
pest superine mild and single cassiuereS second and
common do. patent Angola aud elastic cords Man
chester cords and veveesns wellington tolinett and
other fancy vestings moleskin and orentne do Ker-
sey moisskins and plain coangs stout iearnoughts
BOOKINGS kerseys and forest plains red white and vel
low hannes rose, point and striped blankets German
oZnabuTgs aud tckenburgs "A aud 5l thread and
ton check; printed, plaid, twilled & plain bombazes
black and colored bombaEnes blac and coloued tab
nets and lustres ~ and IL Irish linens of all qualities
thread cambrics and long lawns; IA and iOi thread
draper aud damask; 81 diaper napkins LOOM
long cloth and patent shirtings silk worsed and
hosiery silk kid and beaver gloves figured plain
horence silks figured and plain levantines and satins
rich merino shawis and hamdkerchiefs imitation and
ievanne do ; damask aud serge do. printed cambria
do black and colored Italian grapes black and color
ed Canton do imperial silk velveis imperial crane
ribbons rich Cobourg and Waterloo do. plain, satin
nsring do rich white lace dresses black and white
lace wells and slaws thread silk and cotton laces real
INDIA null muslins plain &fguTed imitation do Water
loo ana plain cambrics; cambria and common gnahans
printed cambria and caiiooes furniture cacoes and
diniitics-Wh great var of other Goods forming
complete aud extensive assortment; which they will sell
at unusually low pricef.
November ,. Stiff