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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-04
July 31.-w9w.
VIRGINIA.;

III Rules holden IN the Clerks Office Of the !yube.
rior Court Of Chaacery for ne Richmond Die
tTfct the 24th day Of jane 1916.
John M'CredIe, aud George M'Credie, infants,
under the age of twenty one years, by William
II. Dyer, their next friend, PLifs,
JAS Penn & Nancy mCredie, admir-. & adj
m'rx. Of John hPCredie, decd. the said James
Penn, executor Of George M'Credie, decd, who
was one OF the administrators Of John M'Cfedie,
deed. the said James Penn executor of George
MCredie, decd the said Nancy M'Credie, Wi.
dow of John M'Credie, decd. John Graham, and
William Long, Lucy X. Greenhow, ADMINISTERS.
trix Of James Greenhow, decd. & Henry Heth,
administrator of Samuel Clark, decd Deft's
The Defendant James Penn, not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according
TO the Act of Assembly & the rules of thisCourt,
happening by satisfactory evidence that he is
not an inhabitant Of this country IL is ordered
That the said Defendant do appear here on the LIST
day of the next term & answer the bill Of the Pit
and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the Cit,
of Richppond for two months successfully and
posted at the front door of the Capitol, in the
said City.
A Copy-Test,
July 7-wsw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-04
VIRGINIA.:


1T Rules holden in the Clerks Ofise of The .g,..
Peri''' Court Of Chancery for The R;ch1,na
District. he 24tA day Of June, 1916.
Edmund 7. Bacon, administrator Of the goods
and chattes, rights and credits of John Glenn.
decd and also administrator OF the goods and
chatteis, rights and credits of William Osenn
'e'e''Sa PhC
,,, Charles Watts, Gill Vain, James Cation, ara
,rh st ra'Ss, Def'fs.
watts not having entered their appearance "a
given security according to the Act of As.s,H>
bly, and the Rules of this Court, and II annss..
ing by satisfactory evidence, that they are me-
lnhab tSnts of this country: II is ordered, Tbss
me said Defendants do appear here on the frat
day OF the next term and answer the bill e
the Plaintiff; and that copy of this o y.
der be forthwith inserted in some newsnona,
published in the city of Richmond, far ,r,,.
months SUCCESSFULLY AMI posted at the Efnnr 49,
OF the Capitol, in the said city. e''~
Copy-Teste,
July 31--wsw. e &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-04
July 20--wSw
VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA.:
'H Rules holden III the Clerks otrce Of the Sae-
rior Con-. Of Charcery for me Riehp.oaa Us.
frIct, the 24fh deg Of Jane, 1916.
Samuel Dawes, o1,f
AGAINST
Archud Bass, Jeremiah Jackson, and Ann his
wife, Matthew w. Shields and Mary X his wife.
Richard Ii. BELL. and Rebecca. and Sally Bell
which Rebecca and Sally are infants, and vii.
lam Fulclier; Def'ks.
The Defendant Richard II. Bell, not having
entered his appearance and given security &C.
cording to the Act of Assembly and the Rules
ni This Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he Is not all inhabitant ofthis coun-
,ry: 1t is ordered, That the said Defendant do
appear here on the first day of the next term and
answer the bill of the Plaintiff; and that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in some news.
paper published in the city Of Richmond, for
Two months successfully and posted at the front
door OF the Capitol, in the said city.
n ooPy-Teste,
July 81, 1916.-w9w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-04
VIRGINIA.:

-3t rules holden IA he Clerks Office of the Siipe-
rior Court IF Cnaneery for The Richmond Dis
t'Iet, The 2Eth day ojeJuie 1916.
Archibald Freeland Ptf
AGAINST
rboms D:ddep, and Clara w his wife and
Hill Carter, Susan Carter, Mary Carter, and Eli
zabeth Carter, infant children and heirs of
Charles Carter, the younger. (son of Charles Car
ter, OF Shirley deceased; Robert Randolph and
Elizabeth H. his wife; Elizabeth w C. Berke
ley, and Edmund, Ann u, Robert C, and parke
r. Berkeley, children and heirs of Catharine S
berkeley, formerly Catharine S. Carter Mary
w Braxton; Henry Lee and Ann II, his wife,
formerly Ann III. Carter; Bernard VI Carter
Williams Carter; William Fitzhueh Carter, and
Hill, Thomas, Ann and Lucy Carter infant chill
dren and heirs Of Robert Carter, deceased; Ma
thanlel Burwell and Lucy his wife and Edwsr.
Cassius, Shirley. John III. and Mar w Carter,
infant children and heirs of Edward Carter, de-
ceased Charles C-.ter, and Joseph c. Cabeli-
ana Mary Wins wife, formerly Mary w Carter
c-.adfen aid heirs of George Garter, deceased
Def'ts.
The Defendants Henry Lee, and Ann II, his
wife not having entered their appearance and ri
ven security according to the Act of Assembly
and the Rules of this Court and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabi-
tants OF this country: IT 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 be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
II the City of Richmond, for two months success.
lively and posted at tie front door of the Capitol
the said City.
A copy-Tesse,
Wm,. ". Hening c. C.
July 81 1916 -u3v
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-04
From the Psiiado iehia True -9,Ye!7can.
r,D.n>Iu

1''' TIT ICl!9N TUe II
& uARGAiN
Since hard times aud scarcity largely prevail,
Aud the foiiow,ng are uselesi, offer for sale
\ PAIR OF sharp eyes that have 10 means of view,
=, set OF good teeth that have nothing to chez;
very large nsuth ;hat has nothing to PUT in il,
anu throat that would swallow some pounds in
aminute;
a neaTt that would yield relief to a neighbor.
pair OF s!eut hands th&t are WA ug TO labor
w W,'h The coInponen, ra7ts ola very snug person,
out so poor that 1t IS scarcely worth while to re-
hearse 'em
those who want would do well if they're quick
IN applying,
for they're deeaying so fast, they'll soon be moi
worth buyng
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-04
VIRGINIA.

1T Rules holden ia the Clerks Office of tic SINE
TFor Court c( ChGncery 10" nie ilicii,nonG Dis.
!'5cs, Me 2tlh June 1876
FRTquhar Mkenze, Duncan M'Kcnzie Catba
rlne M'Kenzc, John Chisholm, and william
NiHSH0'H' Phf's.
Nathaniel Sneison, administrator of The GOOD
chatiels & credits which were OF Joln Nike
zIe, decd. and Donald vi Kenzie, John AI'Ken
zic, william Mken2ie, John Ni'Rae and Ma
ry his wife, who was formerly Mary M'Kenzie.
and Alexander Chisholm, Alexander Chisholrl,
Junr Archibald Chisholm and Danald CHI,
holm, De6,s.
The Defendants, Donald M&enzie, John ",
kenze, William M'kenz:e, John MIRA, anG
Mary his wife, AieXand.- Chisholm, A,ex.l,der
CHISHOLM, Junr. Archss!d Chisholm, and Dow
AID Chisholm, not hav,ng entered their appear
snce and gwen security according to the Act of
Assembly and the Rules OF this Court, and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants of this country: Il is ordered
That the said defendants DO appear here on III
nrst DAY OF the next term and answer lie bill OF
;be Plaintiff; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub shed
IN the City of Richmond, for two months sue
cessvey and posted at the front door of the Ca
pitoi, in the 81 d City.
A coPy--Teste,
VIM W. HENING, C. C.
a. Ne
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-04
August 2I--w8w.
VIRGINIA.:

As rules Hidden an The Clerks Office of tie SIM
rior Court Of Chdncerg foT tie Richmond H.s.
tricf, The 24th dcg IF JGiy 1916.
Nathaniel Dunlop, admiu.slratcT Of Jas NI'C,ncs
deceased, Elzsbc;h M'Cance, widow aud relci
OF the SAID James MCsnce, dece sed. and vii.
lian, w Gray and Mary his wife, formerly ar.
Dunlop, Ftf's
AGAINST
Alexander Dunlop. sulylvIng partner of mo.
Dunlop and Alcgand Dunlop, trsdB,, ppder
the firm Of James 3. Alcxanlei Dunlo,'. Hes,e,.
Dunlop, widow and cXecutrIx Of the said lanes
Dnnl p, deed and Margsre' DunJop, ard JAM,
Dunlop, surviving children, les>tees, and dey,
sge Of the SAID Jas. Dunlop, dec'd Dsf'lg,
The subpoena ad slvivendunI awarded in an E
cane, against the defend1nt AlexaD le1 Il,,l an
not having been returned executed, and 10 M
having entered bis appearance and given sec,,r.
~ tccording 20 he Act OF Assembl.< aud the
k9ies OF this Courl, and it appearil n bv st -.
factory evidence, hat be is not a.. nh infant NJ,
the country n is ordered Tha'. the defs,1snt
do appear here on the first day ST the next ter-r
and show cause if any he car, agalns the rev,ys,
thereby sought and that COPY of This order he
forthwith msertet IN son q newspster n,,bi,sne,I
in the CRY of R'chuonc. Tor two months sncc' :.
siyely and posted at u Ie front door of DE Cani.
tol, in the said city.
Copy-Tes'e,
.. Nm. W lining. C. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-04

NtfNr ilNA y
AZ Rates Foifen at the Clerks OToe Of the SINE.
rior Court IF cdaaeery fop ne Riehno.id his.
trict The 24th dayof Juy 1916
Henry Pollard, pBf
Ann w Turner, formerly Butler. administrators
OF Benjamin J Bniler, d. Elisha Marey,
and Edward Butler, Def',s
The Defendant, Ann W. Turner. not hav ng
entered her appearance and given security accnr.
ding to the act OF assembly and the rules Of this
Court and It appearing by satisfactory evidence
mat soc IS not On inhabitant Of this country II
sordered, Ina: the said defendant do snrsa,
here on The first day ofthe next term and snswer
the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy of this
'rder be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the City Of Richmond, for two
months successfully and posted at the front door
'fthe Capitol, in said City
A Copy-Teste,
August 21.-wsw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-04

VIRGINIA:
at Rules holden III tie Clerks Office of the sube.
rior Court Of Chancerg for die Richmond Dis.
triet, Of fhs 2Sth day Of June 1916
Henry Banks. PNC
AGAINST
Thomas Muuntjoy, and Daniel Triplett, survi.
wing securities of Gerard Banks, late Sheriff of
Stafford. also Gerard Banks executor of Gerard
Banks, deceased, and William Richards and Ma
thaniel Fox his securities as executor and the SAID
Nathaniel Fox, in his own right, and William
w Hening, and William Banks, trus, ees of
Henry Banks, Def's.
The Defendant, Thomas Mountioy, not having
entered his appearance and given security ac-
eord'ng to the Act of Assembly and the Rules of
this court and II appearing by satisfactory evi.
dence. that he 10 not an uhabtant of this coun
toy: II IS ordered, That the SAID Defendant do
appear here on the FIRST day Of The next term, and
alsv er the b.li of Jhe Plaintiff; aud that COPY
OF ;his ord be fyrthwuh inserted IN sene news
paper published IN the Ciyof hchmna-. for Two
months excessively and posted at the front door
OF eCa3 toi. N the SAID cry.
A cvPy-Teste,
I'm. " Hening, c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-04
From The Boston Cenfinel.

From the Boston Cenfinei.
QrIt is our duty to mention, that the following
stanzas were omitted in our last by mistake ;
as having acknowledged the receipt of them
on Saturday, we might be suspected of mat.
tention to signature of so much deserved ce
lebrity.
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VIRGINIA.:

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VIRGINIA /:

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VIRGINIA:

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-21
WUren, CO.) Dec. 6.
HENRY AUNGST

Murdered EgArHRAs MATHEWS, n pedler
from Bristol, in Connecticut on the 10Th Auq.
ust, 1913 he WAS arrested in the month Of
September following, and IA bill OF indictment
having been found against him at the Noycy1.
her term of tie Court Of Common Pleas. for
sortasc County, he elected under the statute.
- be tT!ed by thar Court at its succeeding
lNTci) term. AT that term, he was brought
10 The bar, aud claimed The right ola new ciec-
ton, Which was granted him by the then Pres
Gent Of that Court. lie then chose to be tried
by tie supreme Court, but they refused 10
take cogniznnce OF the case, because his
law. -
Two new bllswere found against him and
ne refusing to make a new choice, his cause. of
course, remained to be tried by the Supreme
A"odl. at their last session this Court vbiIe
they ey, -""d a sensbility which did them ho.
nor rs men, woui,, ,.'"i @Yoii the painful task
by any asrg!itione( Guty. thoue.. 49, ally
defended, his euis was SO manifest he having
frequently confessed it, that the Jury found i
verdict OF guilty, and the Cont pronounced
sentence OF DEAru upon him, as heretofore no.
ticed Ia this paper.
Pursuant 10 this sentence, he was executed at
RasenI.a on Saturday last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-21
INTEnNAI. NAVIGATION.

uoMws''icHcdj jar ths National }RfeHigepcer1
a paeht "As 'i'hincd 4 few days sice from the pa
tt ohse 80 shi- ci', iui u,acllme Tor blowing or bias
ti' rock andei wIisr. by tie aid at ths ma, hine il
appears taa fsch, covered with water matter how
x.0,n
Tie NJ Il machine oi this kind has been long felt
ana II wa BE- OF .in,e use 10 tie country large par
heniaiy al h tame, when most al tie Siate legislatures
are Nea"ui} engaged o tie subject of the
OF internal navigation Ii this machine answers lof
"li.h tcfe IS no dombtl Our rivers crecAs ay he
Hde na'igdhie ihToueh The fails, iastead of tas hci.-
D,e1 .,I'it ~ l',eise labor andexpeuce, ercGitous
r,. 49,. ~ -. -. 49,. A. -. - ~
u appears 20 be the invention OF Mr. John NJ Syne oil
RI hiond Va
- pHDhiEhe ihr above think you vii render q
pnbhc good, and viii Obigc FREUD To
Internal Enforcement.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-21
Mrs CARSON

Who has made herself so notorious, has
las we are iuformeD forfeited herrecogni-
zance, and left Philadelphia bail was en-
tered for her, by Mr.. Norbury Bashford
with whose capabiIity 10 pay the penalty
Judge Badgerwas satisfied; but, since the
sitting the Court ofQuarterS Sessions, she
has not appeared, and fourNrits of Capias
(Which were issued against her, and en-
trusted TO different officers have been re-
turned, without her being found suit
has been commenced against the Bail for
the forfeiture OF 1900 dollars.
Philadelphia paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-21
philadelphia, Dec. IL.
INCENDIAPIcS

The frequent alarms of fire of late, and the
circumstances attending them, are such us to
induce The belief, that they are the work OF
der On Saturday evening last. two attempts
were madeto set hire TO stables in one OF which
lthat OF Mr.. Megure) they succeeded. In the
other, on a stable belonging To Mr.. Kryder,
back on Second street, between Vine and Cal
lowhill streets the fire was fortunately disco
Nefed, before 1t had reached IA great height by
Young gentleman just returning from the the
atrc.
On Monday evening, fire was communicated
hove mentioned, hut was extingushed without
dong any very material damage, except des-
ttoylng a stairway that went up outside of the
house dcmoilshing some fences, sc. The ut
well to guard against these neiariOus efforts as
to detect the incendiaries
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-21
Communicated.
rEy'fsTTrTT!tN M tgIsa. ID -

EsLCUtI'}N or HENRY AGN(iST
On Saturday iast, being tile Both of Nsver,-
Der, HeDyy A0Hssl, who had been tried and
condemned Tor the crime of 1gifil murder AT
tie last sitting of the Supreme Court, in RAJ
VIENNA Portage County, was executed at that
place ~ pursuance Of his sentence IN the pre-
sence ota large cOnc0ursc Of people. The
writer OF the following hasiy sketch was pre-.
cent at tie time the criminal received the SEN
tence Of tlle law, and was also one of those VINO
attended TO witness the solemn X awful scenc
Oi lis execution:
'fLe manner ia which this unhappy victim of
ialiy and crime conducted duriu@his long con
t.eneHt, aud 80 tie time Of his lrial, as well as
t.ig very contradictory reports Of his behavior
aincc, led many Of those, present at his execu-
uFn, and Interested Ia his fate, to make par.
tic.,iar enquiry Oh this subject. The reader
u he graiiiied 10 learn, that the obduracy.
Which report aScribed 10 him. even 10 the lat-
g.. cfiod, was by no means cliargeable 10 him
tr few OF bis last DAYS; but that On the
contrary, he cylicCd very humble, sorrow Gal.
ard pcuitcnt dispUsitCn:-iu addition to fllis
- VIII ~ pleasing 60 every phiilHthrOpic mind
tnieari, t.Iat during the Whole irving part. ne
vas destined 10 act in his last awful MON elits
he conducted iu manner calculated 10 awak-
en- sympathy n every bosom, and 10 raise rea-
sendSic hopes, thai his untmeiy exit froru this
hic. though the iust penalty Of enormous gait
would yei prove 20 Dc but his entrance into
pdtadise.
Misguided iapgsi neief, tie drcary man
sloi ri lis loig !ttfiisOprCrt. escorted by d
iii iarS guatd who conducted bum to the
rt-iiousc, iu fc3nt OF which preparations
hIi lcen made for thc proper religion sC.eni-
mites. The anxious spectators instantly form
60 crowded cIc.e around the unhappy VIC
bD about 20 he offered up at the altar Of pub
lc iusUcc His cOunicnanCe and department
Nc's vut,,hea with eager sOicitudc, bb every
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.sS>s'<--1>'SsSo@'=


Boston, Dcccm5cr ~.
Observation-Disclosures Ia. GoRnAu was inaugu-
rated aS irye.S0r ~ Chc"lstJg, and Dr. BIGELow ~
i.nRiora fTYeSS0r, III The University in Cambridge
~ and scienica gentlemen OF this vicinity and not
vii" standing the nauspciOIs appearance OF the wealth
e, acoIslde rable nunber OF ladies The occasion Was
exceedingly gratifi e TO ail who feel in interest in t,
reputation and prospects, ~ The n-uton Tile augIl-
isi u'scouIses w pioiabl' be published and will
josed by tic learned ProiessJrs will dp honor ~ the
Dhi'ei siiy which has selected hen to iii these inpu-
lAEt AID re- yunsIbe Offices.
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LINES

pttpeNGtth IN ALBANY, where if IL MAS On visit 10 his
fiiends.
On the demise Of the celebrated John Rich
ard DeSbOruS HIGGINS, Emperor OF all the
triSenrs, who voluntarily abdcated his bur
5eTouS kiugdim, and shuftied Oft this mortal
coil, IN the tenth gear OF his reign, at Alba
ny, Dec. 2, 1916.
slas. poor monarch after all thy Jokes
fhoa.s hurried oil in the way ot common folks
Lhas hast thou emptied all tiny stores of fun
Ihy wax and imradcnce. and eternal pun
Headquartcrs now deserted, boards MAY grow,
Ana heads want dIessin- till VI meet below
Mid all thy print shop oddities, mische,ous elf
Al last thou'st fatally caricstuiai thvsclf
Ended thy quizking and aiLpooning strain,
Idf'ns thySeD ~ 6y corp dc main.
Inflated Packwood, coad'st thou think thy s,rops
Would thaS have minister'd to thy favrites chops
wh.n Thousand other tIoGis he'd safely mocA,
That he 81 scuIvily should cHf his own.
Poor Husgins hra,ely Till thy latest breath.
pidst thou lii''s plnons oil, aud laugh at death.
bat now no more with song aud ,oast tlou'lt roar
While eN'ry loyal topper erie, encore
No more the French or democrats thonrt hit
Aud huT at brother Nap, thy surlicst wit:
Nor net nor bag for % iohuuy Bul God bless
Nos give the President, in parodya dressing.
\" more, ti"u way, q Mo,e tails a,auh!' thouilt
Nor eleven thousand hTe hundred dry bones"
maui
Nor ramniauy band nor Hlgciuh Iqkhe,'s be.
For buktaii brother Jnnath.iis l., thee.
Thy diplomatic Ininlicry il DER,
sliu Duilsth tStTa WIZ appear no more
any General prdeIs We 80 more shall know,
Imperial pfDcianatiuus cease to dow
Thy inatfcstos and Thy high DEGREES,
20 more from broadway shop shall vcx or please
Thus are thy nnrnpipcs aud tiy capers past,
Siice such Al capet tbOu hast cat at last.
Tie Royal fironeis vacant'-who shall ill it
Or Ok or H-ss-y, fate alone can tell It,.
Weep, Siamewoii-and Wuily Gardner, sigh;
Your Emperor shows how putting wights may die
N"tall the bloom OF youth and cuiis OF grace
With which your art adorns Sir Evergreen face
Nor All yonr paste, perfumes, cosmetics. WASHES
,an save from the universal sha,cr's gaslieS
Wine most viii mourn, too. tot the frequent bowl
ihPd to careless, gen'rou., thirst. soul.
Alas, poor Higgins with virtues worth friend,
Good hnnord, ~ and lively 10 The end
Truth owns. If al thy at srrat al small
THIS last was ihc unkiudest cut OF ALL
~. Il. ..
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the honcr Of calling, to inform me The general
had requested her to paythe money lie hadbor-
extensive with the injury, / recall that part OF
ny qualifications which charges the general with
JOHN c. MITCHELL.
Philadelphia, Dec 10, isl6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-21

PoBLRr & HALL NELSON, are now receiving an e
~ iesant assortment of FRESH GOODS adapted to
the Season, amongst which
Best London supehne cloths and cassimeres second
Quality and common do. ladies' pcsse and habit do !:
nest supefhne mild and single second and
common do. patent, Angola, aud elastic cords Man
chesci cords and yelyeteens Wellington tolinett and
ohe fancy vestings moleskn and iiorentinc do Ker-
seq mOleshns aud plain coatngS feafnonghts aud
bookings kefseys and forest plains red white ana vel
low annes rose, point and striped blankets German
oAaburgS aud ticklehburgs "a and 5 thread and cot
Ton check printed, plaid twed x plain bomkazetts :
Dack and coioed bombazines; black and coloued tabi
hetts ana lustfes ii and IL Irish linens of all qualities
thread canhrics and long lawns "a IO-i thread
diaper ana danask 81 diaper napkins steam loom
long cloth aud patent sTings silk wOrsted and cotton
hosiery silk, kd and HEAVIER gloves figured and pain
florence silks; figured and plain lcyantmes and saiins
rich inerino shawls and bandkerchefs imitation and
levantine do. danask and serge do printed cambric
dc" black aud coored italian grapes black and color
ed Canton do. imperial silk vcvels imperial crane
ribbons rich CobOuTg and Waterloo do. plajn satin
lustilng do. rich white lace dresses black aud white
race veiis and sanlS thread, silk aud cotton aces real
india null musns plain figured imitation do Water
loo and plain cambrics cambria and common einrlams
printed cambria and caIicoes furniture calicocs and
dnities-Wth great variety of other Goods forming
complete and extensive assortment, which they will sell
II unusually low prices.
November 2. 5t-tf
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Geoygeto,ga, CS. C.)Dec. 4.
CORN

TIE present high price of Corn, in
Caarieioa and this place, may cause a be-
hetwlti many persons, that the quantity
raised the last season, in the adjoining
districts, is not so large as heretofore. =
we are, however, warranted in saying,
that the low lands of z. d. River, have
seldom yielded more abundant supply
and that from the npIands, a sufficiency
has been harvested for the consumption
OF The inhabitants. | heard it remarked
yesterday by a Corn Planter, that more
than .torty.fre thousand bushels would be
brought to this market during the ensuing
winter from Pee Dee River alone.-Pee
Dee has been too low to admit of naviga-
ton for many weeks past but the rains
of the last week, it is hoped, will rise it
sufficiently TO admit the passage of boats,
and in a short time we may expect our
usual supply OF CORN from that quar-
ter.