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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-12
nr A BROAD HrNTln.


The following little article (says the Aurora)
is so iudlcious, so good huhoured and SO pertl-
nent that possibly there ~ not an editor oh the
continent who would not adopt it a. his own, and
applicable to his own case;
TO SUBSCRIBERS.
The soldier has his furloughS and his times of
respiie-lhe Mechanic, his days of recrea,Ion--
the Merchant his periods of reiaxation-but the
Editor is a sentinel vino must never sleep; To
unbend is to undo himself. Well may he say
with the poet
.'E'en Slndsy shines no holiday to me"
His toll though not OF bodily, is OF a more
oppressive ana destructive Sind-the toni OF he
oran His constitution 1--WE appeal to brother
editors for the truth of what We Say) is ftequeBt-
iy the sacrifice to his labours. And wha, Is his
recompence Often penury afiuence
Like the poor player,w who from the cheering 4 his
audience looks to an OVERLOOKING bsn,fii so the
printer has to feed himself with The present
praise and future anticipations. There was a
ime when prn ers and printing were held III
just estimation, when intellect supercede F.
wealth and industry received It's reward. Need
we say, thai time has passed could printer
strike sustenance from his head, as Vulcan struck
Palla. frems &c head ofJoye, then indeed it would
ne folly in MN TO complain but such miracles
ire not to he workel now adays Or could his
ook convert stones into flesh, AS the head ot Me
dusa did flesh INTO stone, he night do toleIably
well
But pr;n trs, unfortunately for themselves are
no magicisns, although they deal in ,an art which
has charmed mankind. They have much head
work to perform but their teeth require to be
occupied also. Indeed with some, the occupati-
on of the teeth is the main object, and to confess
the truth, it forms a part Of our ambition also.
otherwise we should not now be writing this par
agrsph Possibly our readers may approve the
saw, the .'aner the dog, the keener the scent :
but we, ike Sancho, relish much better, that
which says, ga full stomach makes contentcd
mind"
In plain terms, we think ourselves full as COM
petent to sign areceipt, write Paragraph
And We should thank those who wish MS to per
form the latter, 10 call and take with them spe-
cimen of The formsr; for like what the FEEDER
slists used to-say Of Bonaparte, we, 9" WANT NO
sEr, AND MUST HAVE IT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-12

:
The following gentlemen are proposed 10 II
Republicans, of vng;ni4. as Electors of Presi.
lent and v.ce,Presdent of the U. States and
Rejected stand pledged to vote f.r
jaws SoNroy; as President, and ,.., IS,
DASIrI d 1oNrxrNs, as Wee Pres dent. /.
REPUBLICAN, ELECTORAL TICKET
GeoreaNewion. ol.Noifs!k BorVusb
2 Cha'4cs Il, CTayes Scrry.
3 Holm Pecrsip, Binwddie
Z Mark AlrIaHicr, Neck G bug.
) John 3urnI, Prince Edward.
6 Branch L. Archer, Po~haisn. r
z Joseph C. Csteil, Nelson
Charles fsncey, a, buckingham
George Penn; T.. Phi,1ck 49,
~ William 6. faiDdeztcT, Cocchland,
ii 'SpGtcer Rrane Hspossra
| Sbrethley Reynolds, Essex
10 Robert rajior Orange
4 Isaac F0slsr Fsuouer
IS RIszuse W Prior, Blizrheth C:tJ
10 w Ham Jones'. Gioucestes
N -Witi lee Bali, Lancaster, ,e. o.
- .lehp T Brooke, Stsfiord
l9 Hugh Holmes, Frederick
10 Jolin Dixon, Jefferson
Il Archibald Rutherford, buckingham
p Archibald Stuart, Augts;S
- Andrew Russell, Washington
"A Charles Tsyior. Montgomery.
- John Webs,tr r. ..Harrisop
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-12

The following little article (says the Aurora)
is so iudlcious, so good hunoured and so pertl-
nent that possibly there - not an editor oh the
continent who would not adopt it a. his own, and
4
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-12

I'm. " HsniHg, c. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23
rFyon tbe " Y Coj,,,,, b;o,, 7
IN. \. MAJ. Adp.


We understand that Mr.. MDonala o,hi> City, has in
v'nt,,' and perfected principle for Clocks and
Watches which promises 10 become very valuable acqu
s;iioi.
r has, informed eree,.v one in the Rev. Mr.
Rowans Meeting ilouse in Greenwich According bis
prieple. the COZ rctness of time docs much depend
upo' the eNacr'St OF Workmanship in the movements il
o,ts IN common Clocks ard Watches. This alone vni
a'le improvement; god Clock, thar is which
u. depended uicn for time. will so 90 duiiarS
Whereas one nc construction Will hardly tenth part
OF THAT srm = he simplicity and accuracy az his clock
Sries every = holder With as'onisaeni: In its per-
feet >fe its mccIun consists only three wheels
YER aud Pendulum. the whole of which, for Chureh
Clock. vii! perhaps, ,cfed 25 dolls and can be cal.
c'ated TO run SIX MON MS, with only ONCE winding
up.
his principle applied Watches obyiaes all the insce
raeies of HqItScns celebrated me-k-,perand ,r il len
vit"le M calculated with much accuracy Hi,
great cpnsi and that Mil become of incar
foi importance io seaarins brethren, and a those
concerned 10 rayigatnI
invaluable Inventions which this gentleman has
conceived and perfected entities him the highest
Iteration nj the public. and of eli- ishtr 20 hi,
Country The idea tia; genius is plant OF excite growth
~ Ia This Country NOW universally absnon.t-ad while
the chanieal aredaly making such rapid strides
wards pfctnni' becomes every person who takes AN in
terest IN improvements like this.
heartily wish This gentleman sncccss in all undertakings
that promise 10 become Of sic, great pnlic utility.
II F'1si.d TO tie Mechanic .3;tS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23
Hinaanchn,aer;p :rc


Il List of Co7i1fcrfiif Bank Bills ~ circulation
Alphabetically arranged
Boston Bank. 3 and 10 doll. bis-inany in crcns-
zion. Well s1at"d.
Beverly Bari3 and 10 doll. bs-few in circulation.
Bank OF BristO95 doll. bills, many in circulation.
Commercial Bank at Bristol, r.. l. |. and 10 doll bills
well initiated many in circulation.
Concord Bank-W. 4. Hart, Cashier, doll. Bills.
Cheshire Dani at Keere and 10 doll bills. Did corpo-
ration fuierabls miia;iun, bat few circulation,
Exchange Bank at Providence l. and doll bills mn.
nv Of one circulation and hard distinguish from The &c.
milne.
Eagle Rank, at Ncw.Ha payable at n. York, and
10 doll bills well initiated.
Fxet.r Banl,--2, B. and 10 doll. bills. well DONE
Hartford Bank-2 ami doll. we'll imita,ed.
Manufacturers aud Mechanics Bank, Boston, and
.New.iaven Darh payable at Newiork, 5 doll. bills,
we'll done.
Norwich Basl<-s doll. bills, few in circulation.
Newblryport BANKS doll. bills,
New London Fanis--i and 5dO. bills, well done.
New Hampshire Bank at Portsmouth, and 10 doll. bills
few in oircuatcn
Narrayanser Bank, WEXFORD n. I. /, dell. bills
Reli initiated.
Nantucket Rark--s dali. bills well initiated.
Providence aank-S doll. hills, few circulation.
PhrCanis llauS Nantucket and Phix Bank Hart.
for, have bills altered from smaller larger deiomi.
Eation.
Rhode-Island Union Bank Newport s and 10 doll,
bits many IN circula ,ion and well done.
Unnn Bank BOSTON,, Il and 10 doll. bills, old plates
we'll lene few in circ'iiatiou.
Worcester Bank5 doll. bills. old plates, we'll initiated
e. in circulation. go
Warren J1nk--i and doll. bills
or There several other denominations Of counter.
seyeral bills altered from denomination another and
yell done-but by holding the bill mp light are a-
.ly discovered. his done the request ger
GILBERT : DEAN.
old .Stts H01ss, t5 North .
,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23

Ne7D Medicine Store.
rsVHE Subscriber has Just received, snd is now
Il openioy, at that we'll known stand formerly oc-
eupied by DILL. CRAWFORD at tie Corner Opposite
the Farmers Bank OiVirgia very extensive assortment
OF fresh and genuine DRUGS. MEDICINES, DYE.
SlUFFS, PAINTS &c. which be- offers for sale ON ,ery
moderate terms, for cash or acscpiances.
n teTD articles ia his line are here enumerated 1.
Surgeons Pocke; Instruments, assorted
Forces best Tooth Instruments, spring key
Common do do.
Patent Trnsses, double, turned ivory heads
Do do. single, do. do. do
Common do.
Sprag Iancets
ESanss best Crown DO.
Pearl handle do.
Common do.
Paint Brushes, Sash Tools
Marking Brushes. R.r. <c.
The Facu yare particularly invited 70 cali and nspecf
the Medicine nor hr such prove be Vt tie first
quality will he offered ',r sale.
Country Physicians. SID Merchants living ata distance
can b supplied with M'ylcine very advantageous
terms, aud ~ The sliorc.t notice.
phaderlaa, Baltimore, and District Notes taken al par
IN payment for goods.
ne Pnbhc td b. under apprehension of mistake. nc
curing ~ putting up Medicine, have nmy tinplo,
per ON ohn had long experience ~ the Apntscc,,v
bnse = and is veil acquainted with puftiue 40 ,lisrri,.
tVns. CHARLES p Ami Az tN'F
Vc,pper .. 45f
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CyANnEnsaunn, "a. } Oct. 8.
UOLF HUWT.

y IL + m u Mt.
On last Thursday, rs two men we're going along
bye-road about ose mile north of III place, one If
them having gun, ote.ded to shoot squirrels, the
other, a man OF colour, called Bill Butler, was on
horseback they we're aarmed al seeing within
less than 80 PAGES an enormous WOLF, standing in
offensive attitude, with eyes sparkling fire. fIe
that had the gun, lvlIed il. and it snapped twice
but tie intrepid Butler, ipdI there was 10 Deepen.
dence to be placed ia the gun, resolved to make
ciai Se,with Diet ruinstiOn 10 have its scalp or die
in the atempt-the wolf thought proper to retreat,
aad Butler pursued with all speed. and tf she 9th
man behind the woods being open, he frequent.
y came up with il, his object being to ride it down
and BY that means to wrascn il, III he might aieht
down for club and kill it pursuing il oil it pss
seh before his door, through Robert Smiths uiea-
dow, close by the town, where Smith. BOYS, st
work IN the field, oiuci ,he pursii, but could not
come up with It till Butler retarded as speed nv
endeavoring TO rle over It II then csolsed Mr.
Smih's fields and wolis, during which time re FREE
quently came up With *, but when the other boys
" re GINNING np. It msdc oiF-.ia this way, tiey run
Il E.iriy down 90 that when attempting TO iunp q
fence one oi lhc boys caught II by the t,il .and pull
lld Il back aad with thcr clubs they put an end IN
It's Iifc as well % The hunt, after ranning Il two
miles. IL wasa r. nsrksb'Y large sls-woli, aud sp-
pca,ed much taller than ire lsr.cai dog, bit very
poor Then he carried q home sud IN stpuiak IL,
ionnd several grnins of siiot iutier aid il h his
mare, but showed m disposition 10 BIC his dogs
Tie reason il, they kc.d always proper doiaucc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23

may b. well for individuals to bear in mind the follow
ig list OF Chartered BANKS in the OF Ohc All 9th
sr bank paper issued i'll that is illegal and heavy Pc
haity ineurreh by its crcuiatiOD.-lky. Cd.. Ed.
Il fss of chartered banks in tie SAFE og
Ohio.
Miami ENportng Company.
Farmers and Mechanics Bani, of Cincinnati.
bank Of Cinrinnati.
Dankni Chil,ic0'he.
F,rners' ~ chaies and Manufac,urers Bank of Chi.
Icuthe.
1he Lebanon Miami Banking Company.
The Dayton Manufacturing Company.
Thv Urinnns Banking Company.
The Bank Of Marietta.
The Bank of IusiSiuguIn.
The Z,i.esvle Canal and Manufacturing Company.
The Bank of Ststbenvie.
1li. German Bank OF Wooster.
The Columbian Bank New Lisbon.
The franklin T.nS of Columbus.
The J>aEcastcr ifAuk Of Ohe.
The Be.mont Bank OF 81. CiairSyie.
The Commercial FanL uf Lake Erie.
The Bans of Mount Pleasant.
4 he Bauk of West Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23
JTST OPENFD.

JUST OPENED,
Il handsome assortment If rail- q UIrteJ Coods
AMONG WHICH AM
bale Of Peiisse Cloth, Of III colors
1 do. Of Pelissc Spotted Flannels, very fine
Plsided, Twiilsd add Plain Superine Bomba-
zcues, aud Common do.
Extra st'Oug Carpeting, OF new and handsome
pattern rs
Supcrhnc and Common Hearth Rugs
Elpt Cottons, Kerseys
ris'ns sad Coarse Cloths
q, 5, and - Pom; Blanket, very stout
Striped and Rose 10.
Suprrfue Cloths and Cass.nore1
SuPcr'ina Linen BeJ-Ticss
An clcgHut assortment Of iaread Laces, Wa
tcrioo Ribbands, Ladies open-ciock'd
silk Hose, &c.
also,
2 erstcs Eerihea Ware, very low-charged, on
consignment, which viii he sod on the
alssuos. 5y tbe crate,
r.. A
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I From Yhamas Al2ore's Sacred Sorry. ]


Go, let me weep, there's bliss ia tears,
When IA, who sheds them, iniy fsels
Sos.e linv,rins stain of,arly years
t.flae'd Nv I, ny drop that steals.
Tire irrtless Siow'rS OF worldly NO
Fall dark to Sarth, and newer rise.
While tears, haze from reP.itonce Htw,
Ia bright ex,clvr,e,ii reach the skies.
n,
Leave me 10 sigh Ger hours that NV
More IDLY than the s,l,niner's wind,
AMI whit they passed.. Fragrance threw,
But .e't M trace ufsweets behihd
line ~arnes, sigh. THAI pleasure h.ay.s,
Is coli, rs ii,int, to thox. thar swoll
Tue hear', where pure repentance srrycs
o'sr fnufsnt pleasure, lovd ,oU we'll
Leave rne 70 sigh ui.r da,s that new
Mere i'll. than thc summers wind,
And, wi,,ie they pass',l. fragranc. threw,
hut left 10 trace OF sweets behind.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23

Extraordinary Snrgica, Operation
sordonpancr details tie following case GA
bout weeks ago old woodman. reir,nns from Ia
hour Is te nei2hbori,ood of Milver,on. Somerset
shire, tel against t'e stump of an oak. From the
No'eoce Of tie tall, his lett eye was lite rally torn
out aud pi.rced completely through lay splinter
cottage. An eninen. occulist of Milvcr,on hu-
namely aud gratutnus'y attended, took out the spin
ter, sna TepiaceG the organ, though removed two
inches isou the orbit, hanging only by portion o,
rpuscle aud occular membrane. This effort o. chi
r'''gicsi genius was aided by nature: and the eye
Is positively preserved, and fixed in the orbit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23
LANCASTER. (PA. Oct. IL.
MORE E,IG THINGS

In Lancaster county. thank Providence, the SOIL
hss not deserted us. In some places, the corn has
not been very good bat the vegetation and crops
in general have been extremely prolific Great
cabbages great heats, great rahishes, great pump
kins, sc p'enteOus; and it it was not for the gesr
OF offending the Irish, you know the Irish are very
apt to get angry j We conld assure the world that
MIR. Abraham Wilmer, jun. an honest little Ger
man. at Conestogoe bri se, has raised field Of po-
tatoes this season OF uncommon size, one ofthem
weighing one pound and an half, and many OF them
weighing upwards of pound" Oh the sweet
land Of POTATOES r'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23

DERIVE p-ashr, IA a>s,ifg lis isonrs we mnerstami.
"a IS ne m;e.'onn' ihv gi,icaar open oiiec Of
yenS,, bn mercantile and III ,hets.en PaciS ard
FORK This would Ne should sup; &c great
whence 20 both Cities, nnd tend traN relations
Trr,r. ti'h mat us better known each other.
gsr's his fbtLsque. French Libiory, have little
but that he Will gt sufficient enable him. yer,
soou, % comnenee the publication.
IN. 4. Ma. ddr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23
TFrou, me sa1,e.1

Were no, the siufI Mays .ears
tn oiirrl,s worthy Heas'u,
Wisl, Der 'l;', 'anits offdrm,r years
She wept, and was forgiv'n?
Wien bringing every baiiny sweet
Her day Of lINurv stor'd.
SIT, "'er the SAVrOuR'S hallow'i feet
The prcinls perfume pourd
Ana wpd them Will that golden hair,
Where once the dia,rnrt shone.
Tho, bow t'oS gems of griefwere there
Which SHINE iur God aiune
We're NOT those sweets SO humbiy she'd
That hair-those weepingeyes:
AId til" sunk hart thar in!y bled--
Eea'n's nolilest sacrifice
Thou, tina, hast slept in errors slices,
OH would'st ,huu wake IN Heaven,
Like Mary ilreei. lihc Mary weep.
Love mueli''--and lie furgiy'ni
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23
MAMMOTH DRUM.ilgAD CABDACr

Era'frGcf ofd letter dateI 5M .qrtg1sst, 1876 from
highly respect bic farmer. ia Surrey, { E'ng. }
10 his correspondent near FhiladeL1lnS
He viii. hope, not forget to tell you Of my
sample # the Orange Mangel Wurtzel, grow
ing nobly in the Garden OF about % acres :; also,
OF my .Hdmmoh Drum Head Cd660ge, of which
fave cut from GO IN 81 pounds. whilst my friend, c.
Gordon Cray, Of Bath, had raised them TO 70 lbs
weight"
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LONGETI7Y.

Died, in Washington county, Nd. few DAYS
since, >hamny lucy, a woman of colour, aged at
least one hundred X thirty years, after having been
the mother of Q children
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23
ROBERT JOHNSfON,

1T the sign of The Cross Cut Sac,
now receiving, by the Niagara & John Brown.
3 from Liverpool, general assortment ORION
MONGERY and CUTLERY, which ne will sell
at the lowest advance, for cash or toyn acceptan-
ees-among which are
Mill, PIT, CrossCnt, Turning ard Hand Saws,
Wrought and Cut Nails, Brads, Sprgs Tacks &c
English and American Planes, braces and Bits
Drawing-Knives, Spoke. Shavcs, Hand Pads, Bevis.
Squares, Gusges, Rules, Gin, be:s, Scrsw aud Pod
Augurs, Gen;ls mens' Tool Chests, Locks * Hinges
ct all kinds, Wood, Japanned ard Brass Screws
Csst-Steel Chisses, GoBges. Plane-Irons and Files,
Hatchets, Hammers, Fooi-Adzgs, Glue-Pots, Cut
ting Knives. Anvils, Beck Irons. Vises, Screw
Plates Bellows, Cutlery of every description, Sic
k'es, Sad Irons, Brass and Iron Tenders Irons
Andiro@s, Wire Sifters, Tea-Ketties, CoFee-Po,s
Britannia Tea-Pots, Sugsr-Dshes and MiIk-Pots
Ba'i-Aeiai Kettles, Tea-rrays, Walters, Plated
Castors. Spoons, Sugar Nippers, Key-Saivels Gin
der-Sers, Steelyards, Shutters. Plated and Brass
Candlesiicks, Scale-Beams and Weights Dressing
Boxes, TeaCaddies, Looking Glasses, Warming
Fans, Frying-Pans, Wsifle-Irons, Households
Spe etacles Silver and common,) Ink-Stands, Rat
and MouseTraps, Glaciers Diamonds, Survivors
Compasses. Mathematical Instruments and Chains
Double and Single Guns, Pistols, Locks, Powder.
Tryers, Iron and Brass Wire, Fish-H Hooks, Their
mometers, Window-Glass, Brass Cocks, Pewter
Castings, sc. sc.
October r. l5.tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23

lie hss received an order upon the comfy treasury
Tor eight dollars, premium allowed by the State
as mertorirus xer,ions eutue him TO three tim.s
tliat sum. His intrepiety ranks him with General
Putnam, ~ ms famous Wolftiunt. Not quite
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"A corI,J "a ne5- reu/ he,

As To Csbbage-we cav one weighed the other
day, which was raised by Mr.. Rudy WISER, in Ma
nor township--" exclRstve Of the sfaE md Loo,e
oufside IeaUes''--weieht, tsenty-three pounds and
three quarters. Several larger ones have been rails
ed in this county heretofore.
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NOTICE

Us HEREBY GIVEN. that n petition
will he presented the General Assembly vir.
gnia praying thar act may pass TO form County,
by taking oil part of the Counties Of Aelo Notoeoy,
Ct,bcIgnf and Prince Efdrd, TO make Jamestown
~ The County OF Prince Ed.gard the of the said
County. October is. 1o-9ts
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

A cabbage of the enormous size o, four feet cir
cumierence, and weighing 16 pounds, exclusive Of
the staik and loose outside leaves was produced the
present season, from The garden of Mr. Amos Free
man, at Prospect Hill, Bioomiog,Iale.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23
Petersburg. Octob, > 10.
MR.. DUNCAN,

MR.. DUNCAN,
NM HO has for may years been employed in
w teaching the s.,.s.f DANCING, has the ho-
nor of informing the pSblic, that he has opened
Dancing School, at the ouse formerly occupied
by Mr.. G. Beck, Brick-i.w, where he will not
only teach the most fashionable. dances, hut devote
paricnlr attention TO that branch Of the art, so ne
ce'saFy in pubic profession and agreeable in private
society.
Applications for private lessons, either personal
V or by letter, shall be duly attended to-
October 49, 474t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23

seller n, Which many, are forgiven for she loved
r'rrh.'-S. LaSe, m. IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23

JESSE b. KEY
HAS TAKEN AN OFFICE fronting
the P1sn, and tcnicrs hi. services 70 bs friends and
the public rs C0,nmis5ioH Merchant.
Oct. ~. 47-wGw
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FALL. GOODS

lie Subscribers hauiHg connected Themselves Ia
Business 'nder Me firm Of THOMAS * RICH
ARD CROUCH, are no19 openi.s an elegant
GOODS, in The house former
- " occupied by Major Robert Gamble, (cor-
ner OF + and iith streets,) amongst which are the
following
Best enaon superfne cloths ard cas.imeres
Seeord aud common do
Ladies peiisse cloths, of superior quality
Supersno Kersey, moeskin aud plain coatinss
Duie and common do
Forest cloths, plains, kerseys and napt coitons
Fine silk stripe, worsted quilting, and other
fancy vsstings
Ioiinet and swanstlown do
Back and coored bombazeens
Bonbazetts and printed ratine,ts
IRISH tabnetts, of superior qualities
Fancy silk veye,s
Levantines and Florence silks
Rich figured satin Levantines
iadis sens!iaws and sarcinetts
BLACK Florences
Silk, worsted and cotton hosiery
Al and Ca canlbricks
JackoDett ard null nuslins
Fancy figured end Tambored 10
Tsmboreh and plain do
Elegant Leyantne slawls and handkerchief
Dsmask ami serge do
Printing cambriclS do
Company and common ban6anras
Madras ard fancy do
G $ and I'D Irish linens
Steam lonm long cloth and common shirtings
Fresh cambrcs
An elegant assortment of thread laces and
edgngs
Cotton and silk do
Black and white lace shawls ard wells
Extra long and short kid gloves
Mems beaver and bucksin do
India CT ttons, bed tickirgs
Domestic plaids and shirtings
With variety oil other articles. and EXPECT in
few days, considerable addition to their present
stock; all of which, having been laid in on the
most advantageous terms in New-York and Phi,a-
delphia, they will be enabled to sell at the most
reduced prices. THOMAS CROUCH,
RICHARD CROUCH.
October f.. Soft
WE HAVE ON HAND,
ind are nOsc receiUinr at the Store herefof0re
occUticdby Wm. anderson:
ZOO sacks salt, Liverpool filei
hhds s.. Croix and Muscoyado sugars
10 puncheons very superior Antigua rum
do Jamaica do
hhds molasses
100 bbis. Pearson's and other cut nails and
50 do wrought A..
1000 lbs. green coffee
10 tons assorted bar iron
2i-2 do plough plates
Blistere'l and erInan steel
tons well-assorted shot
ar. casks Sherry Wine
do do Malaga do
Gun-powder, iDperial and young hy-
son TEAS, fresh and OF superior
quality
by 10 and 10 by 10 Glass
Copperas, London mustard
London Refined salt petrc
Indigo, madden and birthstone
Notmegs, pepper and pmento
Race Ginger
a quantity Of proof whiskey, in bids.
bbis.
Which We offer fo, sne, on accommodating
terms. ANDERSON 3 DABNEY.
October Q. 45om
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23

ONE CENT REWARD.
I'd AN AWAY from the Subscriber. FR.4.N.
IA CTS HUDSO.W, an io1ented apprentice to
the Boot g hoe-.haking Business
The above reward viii be given to my pe-son
who may deliver him to me in Cartersville, county
Cumberland.
al persons are hereby forwarncd harboriog or
employing him.
JAS. L. BROWNING.
October 10. 474ts
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Ta1iiiS public are hereby informed that a
z pehion viii b. prevented TO tie ncSt A,Ariily n
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