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Wanted,
A FAIR OF large, likely. young CARRIAGE HORSES
Enquire at this O1ice-Noy T. 5sif
ElOriZel---Eor Sale.

FNHiS celebrated horse will he sold al prJpII Auc
iioN, onthe Capitol Square in tile city of Richmond
on wednesday the 10th Of December next at IL O'Clock
ms chaidcter as racer Is known be tbat
no norse upon the continent. is deemed unnecessary
70 say any thng upon the subject of his pedigree this
He will be sold without any Limitation third
purchase money will be required the day OF sale Tor
Tue paahce liz months credit will be allow the purca
ser executing note with approved eRdoTsers payahIe AZ
elther OF the Banks in Richmond BY order of Mr.
THOMAS BALL, administrator of wa. HALL deceased
November Z. tbs THOMAS TAyIOR
II The editors Of the National I,,feilge;,cer pc
ters1"Tg Republican, Charleston C7fy Gazette a,iy
Gboee sir times each, forIcard their bs 10 f5s
Enquirer O6fce for p0vlrenk. "
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Public Sale of .Nerroes

MIL sell on the 18th day OF December next. In the
town OF Urbanpa and County of Middlesex nm, IN
10 90 lke, NEGROES, belonging to the estate oS ,Se
h" NIP L. 1r,nes, dee.-amoag which are valuable
esaane looth male and femaie), gardeners coach
drivers and IN excellent male cook
e, TWO thirds OF the said property win be sold for
,., zoe D'hce ON credit of months H The sale
w." .o,,nehce az " O'Clock. A. NJ. aud continue from,
Gay TO dss until 6nshed should m. drs, dan mn, ~
'"''t us safe VIA commence on the next fair dan
GEORGE HEALY, Humanitarian
q fhc ESfdfc Of u. H.. rVnsx 5cc
~ Ar, aiadIhini,tered By Ro. ~ esf dec
-, ~ sLl PERSONS owing money to The estate viii
Novemb,r7 nun -, "So.''
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SINGULAR OCcTrpRCvCE

PoRTsMoUrH, IN. H. October PA few
nights since, cir! of ~ years, living in the
house of Tobias Walker, Esq. was much dis
tressed in her sleep with the idea that robbers
arose, threw open the window OF a third story
chaniberin which she lodged, and dropped 10
the ground. She ran Il considerable distance
TO the house of her mother whom she reused.
and related her story, before she awoke.-
Though she appeared to suffer little iniary
from the fall at first, her feet have since he
come much swollen, 81 that she is unable to
walk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-07

The ports and coasts belonging 70 Enropezr
powers, which are situated along the Baltic, the
North Sea and the Ocean, as far as Gibraltar,
are considered tree from suspicion, but this
ou,y till the moment the intelligence shall be
received OF the appearance of an epidemic dis
ease IN one OF the above mentioned places
Under the denomination of suspected vessels
are comprehended all those arriving from any
other place, even where no epidemic disease
should exist.
Geaerdi Regulations.
In the unfortunate case of a vessel being in
distress on the sea or near the shore, the Rus.
sian SHIPS, as well as the Inhabitants of the
coast, shall Immediately give the distressed
vessel all possible assistance, and shall send il
one or two coasting vessels, with the necessary
number of hands.
Ii the ship comes from place infected By
contacion or suspected, without being proyi.
ded with certificates from the qaarantines es
tablished on It's rout, the individuals sent ont
10 IT'S ASSISTANCE, as well the crew of the shin
shall he prevented all intercourse with other
vessels, or The inhabitpnts of The sea shore
be put ander guard.
IL on the contrary, the ship comes from an
unsupported place, or produces certificates
from the guarantees established on its rout,
every possible assistance shall be given 10 it,
and ii shall have noreoverpermiss,or 10 com
municate freely with the inhabitants of the
Goa {. .f.T -
Persons interested in commerce with Rus
sra, are al me same time informed that the inn
porlauon INTO the Russian ports OF Sea Cat
SKINS, prohibited under the penalty of con
"Sea'ioh. KOSLOFF.
a., ne ano'ltion OF the tax on newspapers in
me shape of postSge, is proposed in Mics Re
g,sler. Inc Duties ofihe Post Office Depart
men, would be greatly smplitied by such an ar.
rangement, and the convenience of The people
consulted There must, however, be !. limit
9ei.inia.eiy TO the circulation of newspapers;
Ior already, their transmission is Frequently
.eiayeu because the mail would be, with them,
100 cumbrons for transportation. 1t is time 10
LOOK Tor remedy for this difficulty.
% tTNot Tnf
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v aluahAe Goal I.anA-

ID virtue of deed Of trust exeented p, Nh.
- Dy Peter Dupny OF Powhaian county b,lr,uv da1e
.he "a nay OF February 1915, for certain
spe.heu snail on 1hu,Sdog The sth day Of ya,,vayD
hH u air (f not, tie fair day expose 10 nnhiis
o, o 'ash before The front door OF the Farmers BANS
IN tue Cy otRehmond, all the inter est which
sa" Imply h"ias Ia that valuable coat estate pur
Goaseu Nv u Dupu. aiid William g. Poya nf Col David
aisrsoh situate IN the lower OF Pow rattan oonnty
ana known a. PattersOn's Pits. '''
,,, r. NJ. PuLLlAM, Trustee
fdS
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STAPLES OF THE MARKET

- al Lr>o VT HE M a RhEI.
tobacco = to ll-Corn S 1 so to 5-FIour
81 TO s3-Wheat 5 67-MeaI S L I7-Hemn
leo TO 100.
Groceries. Sugar brown, S ISI toIiI-2 3P hun.
dred-Coffee 70 10 20 cts. per Tb.-Molasses 8,
to5o cts. per Galon-Herrings cut S 50 DE- bbl.
- bacon 20 to " cts. per lb.-Rum, Antigua.
? , ~ 10 10 per gallon DO. Jamaica, 81 y to
STOCKS
bank OF Virginia. so
farmers Bank. so tolls
u. b. stock. ..I5o
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Robert ShaOara & Co

IKE now receiving by the ship Scipo from LivernooI
very general and well selected of Iya rd
WaTe, cnftery, Plated and Brass .Saddleyg which
sy are disposed 10 sell on very terms
Ana are likewise receiving from New York and Pbila
dephla Que ton plough plates ten tons bar IRON win
aow slass .9xll, ioX i2-screw augers, -cockIe
Noveinber7. co 49,
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Central College

ME gentlemen, friends Of this Institution Who tav.
been SO Kind as 10 receive and patroni;e subserin
nd sums subscribed they shah stand on the Isl ds f
useeoer ara that they may be forwarded immediately
@ wa. ua's oy mall addressed to any one OF the visit
ofs OF wiom Mr. Jefferson is The
November ~ "" ,,
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Tlrp0 pr1A.1. pEpn -,

BOSTON, Nov l.....Capt. fodeu, arrived below last
night IN the brig Hope in IS days from ST. Sebasiians
informs that when he left there report in crcula
ton that war had been declared between the Spaniards
and Portuguese in consequence of posse ssicns
which each nation claimed in Shuh America. The re-
poTtTeacbed ST. Sebastians by the mail from Madrid.
and was generally belieyedto be tTue.-E. G. H. D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-07
sHNs([ea

The last accounts from England have raised Flour
Ite-say rs cuts in Tn bagreI in Of the
crop in England not being expected to rn out quite rs
weas anticipated. and in consequence OF the pref
" general superstition that the English ports would
still be kept open. ffgr0utrer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-07
A CURIOUS PROBLEM.

A problem has been started, which we
throw out for the consideration of ourrea-
ders: viz
Can steamboat, impelled by the pow
er OF steam, SO as to move five miles an
hour-and at the same moment bv the
wind, SO IS TO describe the same distance
m the same time, gain any additional We
locity from the two powers acting toge-
Their! In other words, viii the boat more
faster, BY the two forces thus acting, than
1t II were inpelled by either of them Sc
parately?
The reader Is requested NOT to throw
down the proposition, as useless, or so
plain as not to admit OF dispute. We as
sure him That il has divided the opinions
OF some OF The most ingenious thinkers
IN this city. We shall be happy to re-
ceive communications on this question /;
trusting that the writer will throw his ar
gunents INTO as small a Compass as pos
sible. We state the proposition specifi-
caily as 10 the steam boat; but it is very
evident that ii may be generalzed so as
to extend 10 any tco Porers continuing to
act upon any n,ocing body.
kc1' IN reply to the many enquiries, which
have been made, what has become Sc Mr.
W,rts : Life of Patrick Henry Owe have low
the pleasure TO state, shat il was published at
Philadelphia on the Sd of this month. Ii is
printed on new type from the Foundry of
Messrs. Reich, Starr q Go. ct philadelphia"
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JUDICTOUS lppOTNTurNr

we observe, with pleasure, that Major JON
athan hearsley, who lost leg i'm the late war.
gsllantiy fighting in defence OF his country
mas been appointed Collector of The Revenue
OF the United States, for the Harrisburg Dis
1rict' Lane Int
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ss4 SHIP NEW S. SasaAA

PORT OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
1rripsd SINCE oit, last.
sehooDsIs Jane Cooper N. York Brilliant Block do
Aan and Mary, Wood. do. Molly, Saunders, Norfolk
Hen1co. Heiferton, do. Only Daughter, Henderson,.
Wa!doooIousb; EdwaTs douglass, Douglass Philadei.
Sears, do.
CLEARED,
Schooners Richard and Emily Jordan snjtb5eld
Enterprise, Newton, New York Logan Holmes do .
forliiude, swalne Sransywine ;Soops Sisters Weeks
Providence. r-' o-'i'
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ON the 2sh Of last month, TOOK from on board NJ
~ James p. Rogers boat, ieddtnao levy SIX BAGS
OF WHEdf.-rhis notice IL require the swner 10
come aud prove bis property, pay charges aud take
"ay--or sLali deal with il as the law directs.
Wa. PiGGOTf, Inspector
Now. 53-16t IF B0dfs-L Lock Harbour.
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-, f'7ddy Ece,ine', 3lst D
To DIR. Thomas p. JONES'"
REPLY

."GENTLEMEN-Iaccept with real yra-
tlhcation the invitation of the Students of
William q Mary College, and bee through
You, 10 assure them that shall ever ael
high degree of interest in their prosper
ity, and that of The Institution to which
they belong.
Ynnrs ,rifl, lrr1n4 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-07

DiEDlEAt MS residence 10 KING s, Queen county, on
the 22d ult. Doctor WILEY ROY. He has Ieit am anna
PIE aud ahcetionate wife, two daughters many friends
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Notice

a Fila ION will be made to the next General As
4 senibiy TO amend the laws relating 10 ptIorS c,
the coast aud the waters of this state.
November7 sor.,..
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Franklin HoteA.

'y'H0HAS WELLS Date If Charlottesville informs bio
friends and the public that be has removed Iyncl
burg, and taken Mir. Samuel T. HaTTsons spsciogs and
elegant establishment the FfaHkn Hotel which believ-
ed 10 tc equal 10 house IN Virginia for public
tanmfnt. He has been great pains and expense 70
sefta every possible exerton shall he made give ga
fisfrcfirn. Nov. 4. 52.cf
~ OIiCE.--A Ietton will he pfesefted to the next
IN General Assembly, Of Virgins. praying for q town
and inspections OF tobacco aud Hour be established
my land in The county Of BeckIenburR SianDten Ey.
opposite the upper tbGrouThfare ghfing into Dan
River. THOMAS 81. NILSSON.
NeckIcnbnrg Nov. 7. 5zWsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-07

The Organ for tie Monumental Church. ar.
rived a few days sinceIn the Mint from Lon
don't has been exhibited aud plased on
by the best artists iu that Metropolis. We shall
not repeat what Sc have heard Of tit will best
sqsak for Hssy.
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Blackwater MINIS Gov Sole

November =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-04
EOR TIE ENQUTRER-

L observed with attention, communication
IN Your paper ofthe 9TH of December. from NIr
John wood, respecting the survey of the State
OF Virginia
lie tells MS, that correct Maps of Great-rri-
tain, sc. have been made by accurately meaSI,-
ring q base line OF few miles, from which, bv
double sets OF triangles, the other necessary
angles and distances can be asceFtained
Although il may be considered presumption
IN me to differ with Mr.. Wood on this subject
1 can assure hun, that n Survey, COMMUNICATING
Such number Ofangles and other figures such
as 20 enable a GeOgra rher to draw a Nan of
virginia, would require all his skill TO accom-
pilsh such an undertaking; the more especial
~, wien rccur to a survey made by him. of
the bouDdaryline ofthe City of Richmond In
making this survey, MIR Wood began on the
North Margin Of James River, at A-from that
station toB, he made by his Survey, land the
distances taken by 'rrigOnometry. as Mr., Wood
stated, CO.'S yards which was found by Horj-
zontal measurement. 70 be only 1859 yards, ma
kirga difference IN distance ofl7S yards From
= 70 {, 2i5i yards, found to be 1891 yards, diff
terence 260 Yards From to d. 1904 Yards
found to be 1850 yards, difference SO Yards
FROM ID to +, assumed to determine the angle
1. From y to +, 1871 wards. found to be 1891
yards, difference SO Yards. From to G, Ito
yards. found to he us yards, difference 80 wards
FROM Il to II, 730 yards. found to be 1902 yards,
difference 30 yards. From III to |, 1870 yards
found TO be lao yards, difference 81 YARDS
The other part OF the line is bounded by the
North margin ofJames River. to the beginning
~ No distance mentioned by MIR. Wood.
After having become acquainted with these
mistakes, made in open country, where these
angles could be seen from level ground, where
on base lines could be accurately measured
am totally at loss how Mr.. wood could be a.
bic to trace the Margin Of water-courses, the
Roads, or the County liacs with accuracy. Let
his instruinentbe graduated even to a minute
tfhe0dolites arc seldom reduced lower than
three minutes by extension from a base line
of few miles. cannot believe that an ac-
curaic Map of Virginia can be made, as
Mr.. Wood seems to think, Tor the sum Of 10000
dollars.
The State Of South Carolina employed Mr.
Blackburn late Professor Of Mathematics, al
William and Mary College, TO publish Il Map
Of that state for which service, was credibly
informed, that State gave him a doratioI Of
So 900 dollars. This work is considered TO be
equal, ifnot superior, to any thing OF the kind
in the United States.
have 0nlyto remark, that in a work Of such
| magnitude, skill aud experience must he corr
I bincd with proper Instruments, iu order tC
I obtain an object so much to be desired, b.
every citizen who has any regardfoT his coun
| try.
RICHARD YOUNG.
Richmond, Dec. -, 1916.
In treating of Mr. Hays motion in the lie
e-lslatt trc az iroiria TO reneal all the i,.ss =
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deranSed, and every man desirous of see
ing an uniform medium, we are reconcil-
ed to the establishment ola National Eo,,A.
AT another time, Mistake wears the mild
garb of Lec,sii1,g, aud Internal Improve
ment. In our eager pursuit of the means
of lnstruc,ion-in our devotion 10 the
cause of roads, rivers and canals, We are
impcrceptibly led to shut our eyes to IL
more important obiect--the wholesome
principles OF our Constitution.
These errors will not be felt AT first
but their consequences viii approach by
degrees As we gradually lose sight ofihe
stern constitutional Gocirin', We BEGIN TO
substitute questions of cxpeRiency Il is
not so much what the Constitution per-
mitS, as what we are able to do for the
" general welfare Ey degrees we may
lose sight of restriction, and merge inio
consolidation.
We, therefore propose in orr next TO
examine this question, and Ia prove, HAT
at present the Y. States have no right TO es-
tabls!i an Cs'irersity, or a general system
OF fats'nai improvement. " Whether il OUGHT
to have that right, BY amending She Constiiu-
ton, Is distinc; question.
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Ice c.rt. Per am.
Ammo ponini 1855
INTERESn,INC

~, We have no time al present, TO examine
the following Circular-but we repeat, rs orr
candid opinion, that the United States ought
not TO require specie because the people viii
not have it by the 2Oth of t'ebruary-tbat per
severance, therefore, will but serve 10 harrass
the people, orto disgrace the government.-
Wait till July next, and then the public senti-
mont will be the side of coercion.-As 10
the Banks of Virginia, how can they promise
tn pay specie, AT that time, wheni is only TO he
Done by a simultaneous movement with the o.
her banks.
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NATIONAL UNIVERSITY,
NATIONAL ROADS AND oANALs. sc

No. J.
There are some opinions ahoat, which
we conscsenilousIy consider as highly dan
gerous in their tendency, because they
Tend to SubversIOn Of The principles Of
our Constitution. They are so current,
that it has become the duty ofevery enc
who disseuts from them, To lit up his
voice against them. We feel it 10 be our
duty emphaiically to do il. We live in
Stale, whose Convention was peculiarly
jealous Of every doctrine, which sduinted
~ the slightest degree at consolidation
a Convention which would not adjourn
without proposing the amendment fothe
Constitution, That each state IN the
union shall respectively retain every pow
or, jurisdiction and right, which is not by
this Constitution dcioga6ed 10 the Con-
gress Of the United States or to the de-
parimenis of the Federal Go,ernmcul.
We live III State whose representative
have been distinguished by their attach
ment TO this principle, WHO contributed
50 much to the adoption of that amend.
mcnt, aud who first snuifed the approach
Of usurpation IN the tainted BANK Breeze.
We live In State, whose State IcgisIa-
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(Which, liz addition to the three moved on
Thursday, at Abingdon, Wythe CT. House,
and Martinsburg, and the three Literary
Fund Banks, WI! constitute twenty-onc
banks.)
= Each gentleman furnished an exhibit Of
the resources and claims Of the part Of
the country for which he spokc-Mr
Colstoa brought forward the claims Of JEFF
ferson, and Of Romney, at the instance of
gentlemen from those parts .-Slr Merce.',
III the first instance, proposed fwo banks
III Loudoun, one at Waterford, and the
other at Lcesburg Which motion being
rejected, he brought forward moiionfo
one bank in Louduun to be located at
Waterford or LeeSburg, as the Commissi-
oners might determine The bank at
Weldsburg he brought forward al the re
quest of Mr.. Doddridge, who was detain-
edtrom the House by indisposition.
These various motions prevailed
question then came on for engrossing the
bill, but at the instance of Mr.. PoHard,
who wished Mr.. Tazewell to make pro-
vision for a bank 1T Norfolk, for the pro-
motion the Roanoke navigation, SAY
ing he expected him here this day )-and
at the suggestion OF Mr. CHamJeylayne,
who wished for time TO weigh soimportant
bill, twas laid on Che table, to be acted
on again this day.
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interest as they prevailed ly ussre. or were
established by law, in England. al Different PC
RODS, may serve many purposes connected with
the question, partcu'aily as data bv which the
progress of wealth ami the Interest OF money
may be compared.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-04

10 adyan,sgeously vcstits capital III land,
IN lnhour. or In any other stock. so p:o-
iuct;ye rs bank stock Gifts own-by which
i mint expect to clear 3 or . per cent. "A
xear: that If this measure benot adopted,
he would take it for granted, that the Le-
oislature were wiling To defer til a later
Scriod the execution of the great system
devised tor the Literary Fund-that If
gentlemen would grant these banks, he
would give them a carte blanche FOR The
rest that this WIGS az object peculiarly
dear TO his heart. Mr.. III. conlured the
House TO look at the state oi or schools
and to compare ourselves III tins respect,
with those OF France, oiSco.land, OF Mas
sachusetts, Come ticut, Pennsylvania,
and Newly orl, whose schools ought 20
nut Virgim;dn To the blush from iue IN
teriority OF his own. This insi,'0t,on, he
said. was for the b neiit OF the or. han and
the poor-& he invoked The House IN thei'
behalf-He said, the happicst day IN rs
life was one which he spent in London,
when he saw assembled under one lofty
had bseA cleaned from the streets, the
lanes, and the jails, rending the House Of
God with peals of thanks.
On motion OF Mr.. Antac'y, these sccti-
ons were amended by the addition of a
section authorizing the Literary Fund
Bank AT Richmond 10 establish branch
bunk at Lynchburg.
The question was then taken on the Il
mendment thus amended, and carried.
Motions were then made bv the follow
ing gentlemen, 10 Introduce new sections
into the bill, for establishing different
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~ AtiEp, singie gentleman qualified - ,eacl n .
tnsiisn aud latin lanquarrs eramm.si~4y. fnes-
e' WIT Aiithinrii and Geography Of middle
Nmpoatl"n bY letter. post pafd addressed to the sub
.clhcr: ii'ihs near Powhaan Courthouse viii he at
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REFINING la the Post o flee Mt the CT
~ Of Ricimond, on tie 3lSt Of December.
ISl6
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~ r. Should ii be deemed an accommodation n
thoe who reside az distance. coof rai-resscs win
suitable furniture would be furnished At tho session.
I?rHary A. -, a.
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, RICHARD X. CRATIE.
-nNNsly =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-12-16
Reuben Keezer's Estate.

ITO be sold at Public Auction, by order Of Court
4 at the Auction Room Of Stephen M'LeIlan
and Timothy tlecher IN Portland in the County
Ut Cumberland, on thursday the twenty fifth day
OF December instant at eleven O'Clock in the fore
noon 80 much OF the Real Estate Of Reuben Kee-
zer, late Of North Yarmouth in said County, de-
Ceased, will produce the sum Of three hundred and
forty dollars topay the just debts Of said deceased
with Incidental charges said Real estate consists
otlwenty Ave aid haif acres of land situated OH
the Island Of Chebeag in said North Yarmouth
with the buildings thereon, excepting the widows
dover therein, but Including the reverson thereof
ia Cd Al Portland this 9th day of December 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-12-16
JOHN l.. STORER,
II e'' VA NO. UNION ROW,
4 las JUN received 40 aGortmeat of
A., 90 nS

TT .e.' MOI UNION ROW.
las JUN received 40 aGortmeot of
Il 90 Id 5, H4 s4
adapted 70 the fealon and offers very low for Callx
only b#t
tannels - BaiEes- Rattiuetts yt
An sfortment of mems and women's leather, fix
and kid GLOVES la
Back aad color'd Sarfnettsyand Florence silks
Meos sand womens back, white and nate worried
HOSIERY
Six and cottcn ditfo t4
kiadfaf, Handkerchief Team ioon Shirsings
large alIortment Bombazetts and VIII oores
Calicoes--Carh1e Ginghams
Tx checked ditto
Chlndie Cords v's'. .:sr.ift
Mems plain and checked CraVass
Factory Shrtings ADD Threads -sauinetts,
Shawis Mullins Dimoties--C ambrcks
Single aud double MILD Cafimerea
Broadeloths-PiaiDs s't4s tar
Fucuiures black Italian Grapes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~.
India CottouS-India Calicoes
Back Canton Handkerchief
Flag and bandanna ditto cotton DO
2ibbons-Bra es-Umbrellas
B auke,s-Peiise Cloths
kerleys-Huuter's Cloths rs
Goa ,nss-Pan tzloon Drawers &
Black coler'd iewing Silk. and TwiR, &s. Sc
Nov 4