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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-06

pY Virtue OF a Decree OF the Superior
Court of ClGneery f,g tie Richmond District, in the
suit therein depending, wherein John Graham plain
TIT and Daniel Call, aud devsees Robert
Means deeeaSd and tie eyisee OF Ad Craig, deceased
defendants, will lie EXPOSED sale, public auction,
The Bell Tavern. III toe city OF clmond, nhc lat day OF
February next, the following tracts parcels efnnd, Wit
81 Mud river, Cahcll county 1000
each Hurricane creek Ii, 100 the OF tto
10 tracts of 1000 acres each. Guyadot, Cabeli county,
of 1000 eae Cnhiu creek Kenawl county,
tracts flooo Twelve Pole creek, Keawa county
IL 800 acres Loop creek, III Giles county, and $50
III the county of Montgomery. upon credit OF SIX twelve
and 10 months tue purclasror purchasers giving bonds
with approved security for the purchase money! agreed ~
paid tor the same. The title papers win be shewn
persons wishing purcasethe said lands orany part ;ler
of. by the subscribers, who will sell only tn, right ard
title OF the parties sted, without any warranty what
sueSer.
Daniel Cal,
Iio5er; Sdnard, tComr's
I'm. C.. HUlams)
Uccember IL 65-tds
o. The Editors Of NE Lyi'c'g Prcss, and Syap0H pa
Per requested 0l5s iie G5oue once q eck til The y
i SALE and for1rdrd their accounts to this G6lce.
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NAU ION.
yEUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
; That will not he responsible for any back
loading which may be entrusted to my watarnen.-
II is against my orders, and not my wish they
should carry any and if persons are hereafter 50
impndent as to trust TO them, they must not look
to me for any loss OF damage, which may be
tanned.
This notice will be plead in bar Of any claim that
may be made against me on such account.
ASBURY CRENSHAW.
Gainesville, February 8. S7-3t
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KENTUCKY LAND FOX -;1I-F.-

KENTUCKY LAND EOR .5ALE
HS Y virtue of a deed OF trust, to me executed, by
Y , Thomas Price, dated January 1s, 1916, to ST.
tie payment to Robert G. Scott d the sum Of
S SOS $1,000, which deed was Ger fled in the
County Court of City, 20 the Court of Fioyd
County, in the State of kentucky, shall on Friday
the 10th of February next proceed to sell At public
auction TO the highest bidder, for cash. before tie
Bell-Tavern, in the City oil Rchmo d, Tract OF
1850 ACRES or LANN--L,Dg and being on the
West fork Of Great Sandy River, in the County Of
Floyd and State % Kentucky anl patented in the
lame of James Madison. which land was conveyed
tn Thomas Price by Robert 6. Scott ard Susan z
his wife, BY deed bearing date the lst Of january
1915. There isa considerable portion Of this land
bottom, and it is altogether valuable tract nf land
LEONARD HENLEY.
Feb'7torvs. s7-2aretds
I'M EfESIlNti I 0 MEDICAL MIN
A excellent establishment in tie Medical Line
N to be disposed of, (by which an independence
may he soon acquired consisting Of shop fixtures
and furniture Of every kidd, which are al OF gu
perior quality together with The medicines &c. on
hand. To which may be added, should an carly
application be made, complete assortment, it re-
qiirfd
The situation for business is one Of the best and
pleasantest, well as being the oiest medical stand
IN Richmond. An establishment 90 profitable
combining every medical advantage, is rarely to be
found.
For further particulars, enquire of
~. j CRAWFORD,
Who has n HOUSE and STORE to rent, on the
Cross Street, next 60 the corner.
CT ALSO on banda considerable q1antty Of
London Lead IN OIL, in kcgs--iu which considera.
bic bargain may be had.
Febrnmy 8. s7-F
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SALARIES.

The following the saIMias OF some Of The prn-
sipal officers in the government of the United
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NOTICE.
TIE SUBSCKTBERS

THE SUBSCRIBERS
AFFER FOR SALE 90 packages Of
DRY-GooDs, just landing from the brig Hannah d.
rect from Bremen,
Consisting cffhe foHo1ging .2rsicles, viz:
. lples II,iprcn Ticklenhlres
do. Hossians, 10 do Ruriaps
%. brown HGnpcn Tickenbnr-s
do. HCSeu Linen or brown Rolls
do. brown tfaNrn OZrabur,S
do. ordinary OLnabnrCs
/ box boom lic!l,nburgs
boxes Henpcn Oznabur,s
do. Ravens Duck
do. ROtIInS. 1 do Dowlls
do. white Rolls
bale sail cloth
do. fine tiaxen Durlaps
boxes Nuremberg articles
do. glass ware. casl sloyels
/ box p,atilla royaiiS
do. Linen thread laces and looking glasses
l hoX Ch0lets. eas< steel
boxes Window glass.
also
Irish Liners. do. Lawns
hh2S. prime retailing MClasses
or. casks Colmenar Wine
$50 sacks Sat- Liverpool filed
100 boxes MuscateI Raisins.
Heron, Sintom g Co.
February s7-6t
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loss or TiE RRIG COMMERCE.

coRy ga &tfer f.,e'@ " Sbr4gne, Egg 70 tie
.jGdo', .iHg. 28h, dited
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e / AGciMCRE, WASHINGTON, GEORGE
IL TOWN * ALEXANDRIA Bank Notes viii
be received for goods, small discount, nv Cotton
and Reed, directly OPPOSITE Tie Bel 7ore,7, J
who have on haEd, general assortment of staple *
many fancy goods which they will sell low Also,
on consignment, i bales Iiempea Rolls, very low,
for which the above notes viii tie taken at par
February I. S6-Sw
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GtPANISH HIDES, SUGAR q WuiSNEi-
- so Hhds. Brown Sugar,
do. Loaf do.
And will receive in few days, Baltimore and Phi
Iadelphia Whisky in barrels and hogshea,'s. Also
a small cargo of Spanish hidcs.--lor sale bv
RALS1ON g PLEASANTS.
February g. SIT
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Daniel Cal, \
ROJer. .Stanard, cComr's.
" m. c. EILliams.)
THE PROPRIETORS.
FOR SHE.

FOR SdLE,
II 0GfUable Robe Vtt,k Establishment.
YSSi!E subscriber offers for sale with its machinery
z and lately CARRIED ON by John s. Shelton y Co
ut Port Mayo, On little below Rockctts) together
with the lot on which it stands, containing about
acres OF ground. Also, NEGRO MEN, well
acquainted with The Rope Walk business.
For terms, which will he LIBERAL apply to
P.T. SHELTON. .4ee1 E,,.
JOHN S. SHELTON, g Co
January 16. To-3w
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wAsurNcroa, Oct. 20.
TIE PRINCESS OF E-lLES'

p >.
" On the arrival of the Princess OF Wales at
Tunis iua small poiacrc, (which she had char
tered Tor tie purpose OF visiting the different
parts of the Mediterranean, she was escorted to
the British Consular House hy the COnsuls of
the different nations residing there, when bow
from Her Royal Highiicss informed them she
wished TO be alone. Atew days atter,shc rccei-
we'd their visits.
" Her dress Avas OF a scarlet velvet, richly
trimmed, cut lower before and behind than it
would be decent TO name, and descending only
10 the knees with sleeves about two inches lCrg.
her legs were cogcrsdwiit pair ofRcd MOroc-
co Roots which came above the knees; Oh her
heao, sue wore kip.i OF isonpets made % purple
velvet and scallOpea 10 resemble a Crown. With
three Ostrich feathers, about eighteen inches
long.
"She is remarkably Fat and short; braces her
self uI0 very tight with CoTaetteS: wears her
breasts, hei arms and her back very much cx-
posed; paints 10 excess; wears d wig, (Which
As CURED at thesides, (neariy as high as the top
otthe bonnet Artificial & e-bfOws, (nature nav
ing denied her dEv)and false teeth.
i" f!cr suite consisted Ola German Baron. a.
bout feet SiucheS high, ana every way proper
toned, whom She had taken from the ranks Of
some German regiment; an Itaiap count and
rountcss, the latter young and handsome two
English officers Of ordinary appearance aud
manners ii Band OF music, and few dOmes-
fscs.
" She appears very ignorant and coarse in her
RUNNERS, and inlelIcate IL 'hef Conversation
sue mace many inquiries respecting America,
an;i, among others, fii not very hot in Can
sidi aud was very much surprized 10 learn that
u was also sometimes cold. She walks, bows
twiris her Stick, and ges;Ic uaies ike aman and
after visiting lie i3arem, spoke of the custolns
rhcrew ihOutrcseTVa. 4 regards her husband
she said tilat he mad IN some respects a stronger
ciiim 10 lie title OF Grand SeiEuOr than aGg g.
facT man ia the world
I" She visited The ruins Of Carthage, and sl.ho'
the Bey oteredIer MS carriage, she preferred
riding on alack-ass, withOne slave leading ano-
rncr driving him along. Tie Italian countess
Todea-straddle, Oh horseback; having short pet
tcOatS and loose pantalCous. The other at.en-
uanls were some on horses, some on mules and
come on asses, followed b. az immense rabble Of
Turks and Mo0rs, who were attracted by cgri-
Csity 20 see this strange procession
d" fer Royal Highness TALKS Of visiting the y.
States, as she has - great desire 10 become ac-
quainted wititthc Americans, having ueverseen
bat cne 'Tcai oae' in her life"
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MONUaIENTAT.

We hear, thai tllc patriotic citizens of Bufa-
Ia aid lis vicinity IN Niagara county, have re-
solved 10 erect a monument at Buffalo, t0 com
uemoraic the names, exploits and service. OF
Oihccrsslaiu0u tie Niagara frontier, during the
lat1 war.
IS is intended "a record the ace. jrth-plcso,
49, ofai,icers n tile list OF inscriptions. gentle.
men in different parts of the Union will render
q service to the I.rst"fii WORK, by stating such
particulars of lheir idsieu friends as they know
ard iorwardas them by letter 10 Major CtHP,
\. UGted Sts.ss guartcrmaster, at Buffalo,
- ~
Although our opinion is, chat Ctthtul history
j. the best 3nd most impcrishaJle monument.
vet sc c;An0t but approve of undcrtaku-s such
as The Ruilido memorial, which may at once eN-
picss TIE gratitude Ufthc people, fan the flame
. E ralfiotism and public spirit, in The breast OF
TIE citizen. and cab forth the genius Of the az
t.st and drChitcct.
As Buffalo viii probably become, in point Of
wealth and population, the second cifg Of tie
st5te- ifthe Grand Canal be completed, she
rnutbecOmc so--sse presume We need not sug-
gest to the Respectable gentlemen there who
hU cccnceiycd THIS project, the propIicty Of g
Tccf.1 f. monument ca scale Of ma snitude
ani elegance suitable 90 the Object aud the
Ttre = ie gyrueiical form is most durable
81 not best adapted for Inscriptions, sc. &c
Nure s,ares 81 Lake Erie, within full view Of
tiaII1. tle effect I'D Sic prospect ola great
monumental tower or column of proud altitude
Eee4 act Be described. Every one can coacsiy'
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IyDriy sKrInroN f0UND.

.
ON 'ho iith ofths mouth, Nr Johu Lnn-eDscker dis
tisr. te-,dng about miles above ibis bopodsh the
fieer sgsquClIGis digging clay, within icw rods Of
bis hcHse he side o. private road, for tue purpose
of setting his stills, when after lac had dug 10 The Geph
of between two AMI three tr ne struck npon the scr
~ hunan skeleton which watfdiscovegcd Oh The large
homes brng t4kcd Up, TO bc about fee. 8 inches
long. and the bones much larger than those Of the hui
Ilau peces Of ihe present das. Mr LOnsfncckcT, in
form. tia, he t0Ok of the bones ~ tie larger
ger OF te night anf. upon which Tines fbuf on
being touched obey fell todnsD AMI riaccd IL The hi
ger of his had, wren ic found thc bone to tc
nearly haii an iacl icuecr. Ihe iace was rp, with
the arfs excluded ir0n. he body. the right hand
asIahy The decpe-tH tie caTtOn tie Tight side W..
found maslet barrel upwards 81 four feet long. 20
gdch rastgd 10 brcas being tdkCu up; also tie
och ard SOME nrdfs mounting. and large toniahanA
q -salpllr sniff. large jack knis. with Transparent
laH6ic undcTaid win gold lcaf, iass tobacco
box. containing iva Jew.harps. ~ q nOsoi form
and silver buttaa, tvo smoke npes also
fo.Hd with the letters 70. 3. OF ci of hen, three
egr bullets glass bead the size of mushet taii. with
hole thfOl-t it. stone dart, small ociaaglT look
lf1iafs nar h.ns u tie giH l0 Is, wu very small
wtisc ttri.. and several other ifHg articles
cu.~~t,d. Tire bones rc-heTed by ~ Longeuckcr
1 TIE place from whence hcy had been taken
the other atccs which sc have seen c sili has in his
ros-egsiOr.
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On y sdue sday last, the American An;iquar;-
,,,.,,ts,i, 49,, etl..il - - ". ,'ie "is-
Columbus; an nade then annual choice ofo!.
i,ccrs. Isaiah Thomas, ESQ. was reelected
Presidents and the Rev. Dr.. Bancroft, am; Hon.
Timothy Bigelow chosen Nice-preSidents The
other officers were nearly the same as last wear
Ihe Society diliSd together at the exchange
coffee house. After dinner, they proceeded to
the Stone Chapel, where prayers were made bv
the Rev. Dr. Harris, and a learned and peril
nent Address was pronounced by the Rev MIR.
Beutie,, of Salem. This address contained
numerous facts, al, proving that the researches
oithe Anuquarisns We're Yet necessary 10 t,ir-
nisl a cerrectnistor. oithe principles, manners,
ced the American Empire aud the speaker de
mons ted tii.st III ;hem were deeply laid the
foundations OF The enterprize, particularly The
commercial credit and prosperity OF our cuui,-
try. Ihe aA iresN Millbe pnbllshed.
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FOREIGN SCRAPS.

The inter sng AIRS. Beverley, well known in Bath and
other Watering places FOL delivering Readings reel
taois has atry hee displaying her theatrical talents
new scene of actionviz at the Court oil Assize the
county OF Warwick, pleading her cause against
naughty chaIse of piitsrns northumberland pr-
uingham She attracted, usual numerous and eic-
gaUt company and we doubt not that pre sive oio-
ptlcc as usGai affected the sensht of great part OF
her audience bui unfortunately there fitire in
dfrd"dts who were Obdutats md ufgaart IS not to
be puEsuled that the handkerchief picked UP II,
mistake and The consequence was that poor Mrs Bevur.
ley aiias Elizabeth Richards, was sentenced 10 caTko-
ration for the term Of ter6iyC caisHdar months.
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sAIrIN rrNNrssrE

We congratulate ciizeus of r. Tennessee the late
discovery OF an incNiaHs;bie qdanti, of salt water the
first qualify. II Is Thought by some. be inferior
Kings The company, composed of judge Powell Gil
lenHaeTs WI ON, auG Locncy, have succeeded beyond
laot article lie vciAS situated Poor Valley
Greek abOUt nine mile, North West Of tis place. An
attempt to lo salt water, nadt this same lick
b. r J,Les about twenty years AGO but pcnetta
thu. the 70 * 80 feet, be abandoned H. The present
ptopTieOrs ha - ured upwards OF iumt cd rect fur
thcr and struck 70 30 veins OF salt water which viii
enable tlc,n supply AZ least all Last Tennessee with
plenty sait. the bcncis VIII derive Grand
discovery, incacu'abc. The immense of mo
ney paid by . citizens a. this Virginia Tor sail,
VIII now Dc ANtd. stNHi also render independent OF
Virginia The COMPANY deserve great praise ior then
public spirit and pefsey eiaiis. [RggeywUilie Gas.
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Ohm McPHERSON,( unJey the Eagle Tdr-
- eya, trio doors ADORE the Farmers Boak. } has
Just received his FALL GOODS, comprising
elegant an assortment as is TO he found in am
house in the City of Richmond. among which
are, Saxon cloths and cassineres. rich Merino
shawls, Merino cloth, and fresh supply OF Fan
cy Goods, which he will sell very ckcap for cash
~ Country Merchants will find il to theirinte-
rest TO call; rs independently OF thc low prices,
the time ofpaymeStwill be made TO suit purcha-
sers, on good town or country security.
OctOber23. .S-tf
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49, al rn,ll So. oa.1n..l

FNIIl,f-Ti W ITIT FVDE-
hta stated meeting % the Philadelphia Iiu-
mean Society. held October 18th, 1876, the fol
lowing communication wis made bv &c pfes-
dent and. from the importance and utility Of
The fictssctod der EN-, tbc Society ordered il
GEORGE s. SCHOTT. Dr. y.
Record 10 SscTeicrg.
Some aec5rni ~ q Plant etd IN Larcosicr Com
~, as q ga5.fi.gls for Ch0coia;s end irhirl ap-
pcars to 5etss Eolcus ticoict Of EIldenors
S3se.ss F,@.Sr..w = ~ e fhs Philadelphia
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the plln and Tor its iaspartial execution; ict Il
as fairly perpetuate the name ofco,onel M
cocks, bOrnin Ireland as OF colonel Gibson and
MAJOR 3io'scn, born in Anerlca, &c. &c. Let
ItEe Gas no douDtit viii be) splendid embei-
lishment aud e perieetrccord.
m. u CoinwIior.
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: tftl\,lDy
! MUNVDY
TO THE MEMORY OF rns tn, itlenr noN. X. e. s1lE.

liE MEMORY or tHs LNri iti.Hr BoS. n. r.. S M.
RtnAN.
when the last sunshine o. eSpirnsG day
la summers twilight ,vecps its,ii away.
Who ha.L not fel. tifs soft ucss OF The hour
S4iA on the hearta- dew along tie flower
Who h9sh not shared dat calm, so still and deep,
The vo:ceicss thoosbt, witch would nos speik, bat
weep
hoy eoacord-and brish: fesret,
g'rriars sympathy with suns that set
80 ieels tne fiiiness of our heart and ewes.
Wien az OK genius, which can perish, dies.
THE fash OF ws--thc bright Intelligence
Tire beam oi song--tEe blaze ofeloguence-
Set wth tief sun bat still have leit behind
The enduring produce oi ,.0uIGg,si mind:
rruiis Ola -rnia morn aud glorious noon,
A deafness past ofiiiIn who died ,eo sooB.
Froui The cSariu'n council 70 The festive board,
az human feelings the .IahoGatga Z. .ord.
"a vhose acciailHthe of:irSt vuices We'd,
- Tie pgAis'd-tte proud-who made his praise
tier pride -
ohcn &c leudcry % rrsnlricd Hiudostan
Arose 10 Heaven ia i.er appeal ff0iNnan
siis was,tns ii4iadeT-his the ayengiuE rod
N. wta'h--,hc delegated voice - cod
wh,ch shoos tbe nations Though his hps-and
hlsSd..
Triii varsQusha Scnaies trerrblca rs they prais'd
Ard herel Oh here. where yet siiyouns and warm.
Ihs gay creations OF his SpifIt Cb'fiu,
The niatchiess dia.oEGe-tiie deafness wit
winch kitw no,>W rat irwts to l;crmit;
Tie glowing portraits fieS, from lite, tia; hiring
isine 10 our hearts lie tra,s from which they
sf0iur.
isers N tre.i .rst abode to-right yoniucet,
N.ght w,:n fhc hsitS OF lis pIc.lsihCan heat
nalu - i!,t lighl osOtner days. -
N,lich sl,i, t'c sp,eudoT of It's orb hcirays.
Eat sno,l0 tseg. ~ To whom ~, falal blight
~ fli!ingNS ,s,.om yields base delight,
blen, who cN,iit when minds OF heav'nly tone
Jar ia tire music which was born their own
Sti.i let them p:use--AE little do they know
'&'ai what To ,hcrn serin'd Wee might De hut Woe.
Lord is his Gate. on whom the l,ubiic gaze
i I'D for ever. 10 deiract or praise;
Ecross denies her requiem to has name
aid Foil> loves tie martyrdom of Fame
hut tarfroIn a. aud from our mimic scene
such things -hOniti hc-ifsuCh hay" ever been.
Uri's De the grI;ler wisa--tiie kinder task
g" ,se the trihate Glory need no. ask.
~ ~rcl the y.uquish'd beam--and add our mite
~ praise, in pafnCnt OF long delight.
We Orators whom yet our cvnnci,s yield,
Ei0nfa icr The veteran Hero of your field,
The worthy Rival uf The wondtcas three ~
Whose words were Sparks of Immortality
B.ihs to whom the Dramas Muse is dear
re was youi Master emulate him here
Ne men of Wit and social Eloqience
EeWas yoUT Brother bear has ashes hence I
WINE powers OF mind, of almost boundless range,
Complete IN Kinda various in their change
while EiOguence--Wit- Poesy- and Mirth,
2 hat humber harnonist of Care earth,
Survive within oHr sUulS--Whiic ints oar sclse
OF pride in lnerits proud pre- -cinineuce.
Long SHAH we seek his likeness long IA vain,
And tnrn 10 ali OF nim which may remain,
Signing that u2iGge formed hut one such man,
And broke the de-in moulding Sheridan.
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THE ECCENTRIC VOYAGER. s.
0 The Editors Of the National InteiiigeAcer.

GENTLEMEN,
Some late letters from the Mediterranean,
have pu. me in possession OF TIE Enclosed infCr-
nation of the Princess of Wales. l send il to
you 10 use you ray think proper. Itmay a.
muse Some OF your readers.
Very respectfully, sc.
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. firm OF Thomas q Richard Cronch are now open
ins az elegant assortment Of Sscsondbie Goods,
IN the house formerly occupied BY Mai. Robert
: Gamble, Corner + and llth streets, amongst
whicha,e the followin,.:
beS, ionuon Supertine cloths and cassimercs,
second and common ito. f; ladies' peliSsc cloths
o. superior quality supertime bersey, moieSkin
ana pialn coahn"s; common and duffie do. Fo-
rest cloths, plains, kerseys X napt cottons fine
SILK stripe,. worsted quilting, and olaer fancy
VestingS; touiinett aud SyansdOwn do; blacS
and colored bombazines ;.bombazetIes and prin-
ten ratnetts Irish tahinstts of superior quail
| ties fancy SILK velvets Levantines aud Flor
ence silks; rich figured satin Ieyan,ines; India
| sensiaws ana sarsretts black Fiorenccs silk,
| worstedandcott hosiery ~ and o. camnric
l laconett and null rusiiTis fancy. figured and
| tambored do. tamboreG and plain DO elegant
Levartine shawlS ,:ntl handkerchicfs; DamaSs
! and serge do; printing cambria TO. Company
F.! and common bandanuas; Madras and fancy
| Ito. 6-S and =; Irish linens; Steam loom Ions.
] cloth and common Shirtings fresh cainbrics
, an elegant assortment Of thread laces and edo
| ings cotton and silk do. black and white lace
! S'stws ald wells: extra long and short Kid
! gloves Meus beaver and buck-skin do iniia
| cottpas; bed-tcSings; Domestic piaids and
! shirtlugs: with variety ofotller articles, and
, expect in few days, Il considerable addition TO
| the,r prescn: stock all OF which, having been
| laid in on the most advantageous terms iii New
| York x philadelphia they Willie enabled to
| sell az the most reduced prices.
| THOMAS CROUCH,
RICHARD CROUCH.
| A.
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f'J See For BaYKe and Isfts I.si9gy or Mr. Stfri-
6a,,s Speech W ne charges erhibfed against If. Has
1dgs. in the Ie1ee ~ CSnmo1iS. III Pift efrfattd
enc Fyifsc ~ Gj0YrH % sive time for cGker c0HSi-
osrYfiSa 0Ffk6 question than COulf !hta occur after
the Immediate syfSt O; thGk GRAFTON.
~ fUt-fsitt--RHrkc.
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~ OFlCE by virtue OF trust deed executed to the
>nasc rsers hy Cornei0s Buck for the purpose OF
raising inc monies thereby iaenied to be secrredWi
be so ioT cash. Thuisay. the 10th day OF December
next, NJ tie dwelling house ol ia. said Buck the remain
nag part ui'>oit OF the TNAcr LAND, on which he at
present. resides supposed be about FEC Kindred acres
y IRA CT or LAND IN The county OF Amelia, supposed
10 conia Ia one thoNsard and thee and kasf acres
TRAcT OF LAND IN the ccnn,y OF Chesterfield, on the
Turnpike Road about six mites above the town OF Man
ce->ier, supposed to contain ty-i GcreSEi
rStcrs or LAND, lying in Patrick county, and ia
the con,yof P,tsyssna. supposed to contain in the
gregate tv"r thoaSaad Jour hHidTed ad torsysae u
ores.
ALSO, Ihirty-,ne SLdyisy, most of them Young and
ersnhely large Stock OF Hprscs, mites CtSc, Hogs
and Nsstp large assortment OF PiGtatio Tools ad
tosis, CHARIOT ana H.rHcSs, great variety OF VA
luaOie HOUSEHOLD = KITCHEN FURNITURE, ccu-
iaanc almost every article necessary aud convenient IN
hoU~e- keeping.
The real will be sold subject the eventual right
of dover OF Mrs. BUCK.
shoaid toe above property not he sold the above
DAY. the sale will continue from das day, until sui
ciecy sold The purposes ofte trust and
pcnces ofthc sale. RoB'r. GRAHAM,
!. W. NlNFREE.
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iiese expressed we shall on the a5,hdas of November
az cumberland coufcuse, proceed 10 SELL Tor cash. the
wn0e, of 20 many OF the slaves mentioned III said deed
wssh solr may be necessary TO DISCHARGE the
balance due the said John Ba'ler Co. their heirs
ecuVrs, &c. THOMAS II. WALTON, 4 Trws-
ARCH'D TAYLOR. tees.