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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-26
I From INoore's LaYa Rookh.


There stood-bu, one short league away
From old Hagmolia's sultry bay
rocky mountain, DER the sea
OF Oman bectiing awfuily.
A. last one solitary link
OF those siupcnduus chains that reach
From the broad Caspiau's reed, brink,
Down winding TO the Grecn-Sea beach;
ATonnd us base the bare rocks stood,
Like naked giants, in the Rood
As Ito guard tie gulph across,
While en- It's peak, t,iathray'd the sky,
A ruin'd temple tp~ei'd 50 high,
That Of; the sleeping a.haiross
Sirnck the Wild runs vi,h her wing.
And from her Observation-Disclosures
Staried-tn lind mans cWe':ing ;t..re
In her own silent ncds OF airi
f-ueath, terrific caVerns gave
Dark welcome 10 eacs stormy wave
That d?sh'd like mighty jewellers in;
Ana such the strange, mys eTious din
A. tunes ,hi oughOut those Caveins Toli'd,
aad snch the fearful woAdtrs ti'd
Ofrestless sprites iInpison'd there,
That bold were Musiem. who WOULD dave
Attwilight hour ~ STEER the ska
Beneath the Cheber's lonely cid.
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r most obodieni servant,
DE WITT CLINTON

Extract from the Tndia Ayssiou9ry " Circular Let
ferS," PH5tisa'd m~,fhkg at Calcutta.
III the No OF September 1872, We and the following
under Miscellaneous LqteliigeHces
BURNING a LEPER.
Extract Of tCtteT Prom brother Us. Carey IT. dated
CUTMA, sept. 7, 1912.
Last week winssedthe burning poor leper. pit
(aboul ten cnbiis Ia dcpli) dug and hre placed
az the battoni of it, The rolled himself INFO
butnstantly feeling lite IRE begged he taken ont
aud struggled hard for that purpose His mother aud
ter however, thTustcd him Ia 3ea u aud thus who
TO all appearance might have survived years longer,
wasCrueiiy hnTnto deah ind that the practice
uncommon in these raits X"
The practice OF diseased persors ara especially those
heavily afflicted win tie icprosy, OF drowning them.
selves is very common, and recommended nrihe Wi.
tngs Of the HindoOs. Ils poor wretch died with the
notion, that thus puTif ing his body IN Tie ire he serld
receive happy TRANSPORTATION into healthfnl bO-
ny whereas, u he had dled BY the disease, Ice would
after iOD briIs have Appeared on Garth epcI again.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-26

II uuE readers do not concur in opinion with that ih
last extracts picturesque perhaps they will agree tina
the subsequent lines beautiful, I.fSer. Gag.
How calm. how be2,it'ful comes en-
Tie Silly hnar. when storms are gone;
When warning wihds have dedaway
And clouds beneath the giasciug ray
St.iI oil, and leave the land and sea
Sleeping IN hTiglii angU.ilty-
F!esn as Il day again born,
Again upon the lao o: Morn
When the light blossoms ruae'y torn J
Aud ScatteTd at the ~l.irin ind will
tans B0at;us IN the pare all Skill
FILLING II "a with rIeCions balm,
la gratitude Tor ths sweet cain
And every drop tie thunder sEOwet5
Have leftupon lite grass and flowers
Spaskes, as 'twei that iighnng gtuI
whose liquid lsme II hnIno 'htin
when, stead Of one aBc!..Eg;ng breeze,
There blow Thousand eentieaRs,
And each different p.rfum. hears,
IS the loveliusi plants and trees
Had yassal hrec1ss OF thero~n
To watch aud wait Oh them alone.
And watt other breath ,hau theirs
WheE the bla waters rise and tall.
in sleepy sunshine manning all
And even that swellt The tempest leaves
Is like the fell and silcnth
OfloveTs' hearts, when newly bless,
Too newly 10 be qditeat rest!
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Presidents Reply 20 the Citizens Of Windsor, Ter
mari

mont.
FELLOW CITI2ESS--I have approached the
state of Vermont with pcculier seushlity. On
former visit, immediately after the war,
left II IA wilderness; and now find il blooming,
with luNuiiant promise of wealth and lappi-
ness TO numerous population. a brave aud
Tree people will never abandon the defence OF
their Country. The patriotism of Vermont
has been relied ON in times OF peril and the
just expectation of their virtue was iionorabv
sustained. ] shall ever yely OIL their wisdom
III the councils q the nation as OH theircouragc
in the field.
The confidence now universally felt in the
stability and etfciencyof our government, is
The sureSt pledge thar all judic,ons measures,
adopted for the common good Of the nation,
will ,eeet'e the cordial support of all honest
and honorable mem
rejoice with you, fiat Just sense of the.
national interests ard more generous feelings
pIVade the country 1t is By cheriShing
these, with liberal reference to the prosperi
y and happiness Of the whole union, that
the high destiny OF our nation can be attain.
cd.
The true principles of our policy are now
well understood. The people have only 10
maintain them with vigor and economy, and
all the great objects of national concern, un
der benign Providence, will be secured to
ourselves and our resteTity.
JAMES MONROE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-26

EcR CARRYING into effect the object OF the laws TO pro.
Fl viue an accurate Chart ior each county and gene
a map oi the territory OF this Commonwealth the
ee'ive viii receive proposals from more coupe
IshI individuals until the first day of September next
hewoih TO be peiioi med by the
n's WIZ Ire as iolows:-A survey VI the Ohio River
from the mouth OF the KaDaSha To- the prnnsy Iva
IVA me du thence with that IKE 80 the top OF tie Ae-
eua!. Also, the Little EanaWhG mouth salt
Lien Sreeh Also the Mnnongahaa ryer from tue
pennsylvania line to Bucbanans riyer-Also the West
iOtk 10 CiaIksbmgCheat river to- Chavcr's fork Also
Tue exterior boundaries OF all The cc,,es in the Com.
on"elth, which must he by actual survey or
Oy reference to enc actual surveys and upon
sSaie OF two hundred poles inch. all surveys
De made under this contract, the Chain shall be pumhsd
30 20 10 make ihe measurement horizontal and the actual
bearings Noted.
Strict accuracy shall be observed in dsuo.;ug .he ta
position of the of such counties az nay be ada
cent theIeio-Ali public roads, mountains rivers and
creeks, that may ntersect the same, shall be noted in
tDeif proper places also the wdIh the water cor
scs, al The elevation OF the mountains and their pene
i oeafings-A mountains, rivers aud creeks that have
not Deen surveyed contracted for heretofore in the
neral survey TO be laid down and deineated with
y general bearings, with much accuracy practi.
cAhie.
The great leading or Post roads TO be laid down nv
actual survey noting the remarkable places thereon
An"the puDiic loads IN each couRty to be laid down
anu delu.ated, with their general bearings as uiuc
accuracy as practicable. The exact position of ain eli
tes towns, couthouses aud villages to be noted in
Their proper places The latitude and Ionr;tnde of the
following places 10 be accurately taken The Capito i'm
klchmond-Cape Henry aud Cane Chares-the Natural
se-ilarper's ferry-Point Pleasant-white Sulphur
spfilss-Nrw River, where first inersects the North
carolina line ascending ana Cumberland Cap
The balance Of the state having been surveyed or con-
raced Tor those who may undertake execute the pro.
poseo plan viii be furnished by the Executive with the
aDoNeDentiOned surveys Bonds and approved securtv
eonaened w'h three times heamount Of the sum TO be
paid for tue work will be required from the contrac,nr ~
contractors for the faithful and accurate perormauc of
the work. NAME "
his desirable that the period within which the work
can I'd executed shall he specified in each proposal.
JNo. w. PLEAsANTs, A.C. q.
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From lie EdiaGpg identify Uagaziae, for AprH
ISI7

Col. Beaufoy has lately published in the Am
nails Of Philosophy, an interesting account OF a
journey which he made 10 tic summit Of Mont
Blanc, IN the month OF August, 1907.
" Our dinner being finished, we fixed our
cramp irons to our shoes, and began 10 cross
the g!aCicre; but we had not proceeded far,
when we discovered that the frozen snow
which my in the ridgcs between tie waves OF
ice, often concealed with covering OF unccr.
tain strbngth, the fdtlIumlcss cIaSms which
traverse this solid sea YET the daul er was soon
IN great degree, removed, by the expcdlcnt
Of Wing ourselves together with our long rope,
winch being fastened al prOpgT distances 10
Our waists, secured from the principal hazard
such might fall within the opening u tic
gulph.--Trustin9 10 the same pIccauiiOu, we
also eros 5cd upon orr ladder, without apprc-
hcnsion, such of the chdsms rs were exposed
TO view; and sometimes stopping in tie mid
| die ct IT, ladder looked down iu safety upon
! an abyss which baiiied the reach Of vision,
| and from which the sound of the masses OF
ice, that We repeatedly let fall, in no instance
assembled 90 the ear. In some places we were
! Obliged to cut footsteps with our hatchets; yet
/ on The whole, the difficulties were far from
great, for IN tWo hours and half we had pass
/ ed the g!acierc. We now with more ease and
| much more expedition, pursucd our way, hav.
/ ing only snow 60 cross aud IA two hours ar
| rived ~ a hut, which had been erected ia tie
! year 1856 by the order and at tie expense of
! VI De Saussnre."
| Al THIS hut lie travellers slept, and the fol
! lowing n very striking account Of the night
! scene winch was observed at this very eleva
/ ted stallion -" a 1 two O'Clock, threw aside
! my blankets. and vent out Of tie hat, TO oh.
| serve the appearance Of the hcaveus-Ihc
/ Stars shOne with a iustre that iar exceeded the
] brightness which they exhibit when seen from
! tie ual level: aud had so little tfeBisr NJ
1 their light, as to leave no doubt on my uI0d.
tiatif viewed frsm the summit Of the noun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-26

FTDUCATiON.-The Offices Of President and 1ssi5T11t
Tutor Of Tie Rappahannock Academy Will he vacant
az the termination of the present Session which ends on
The 50th OF September next The salaries Of the Pyes
de and bis Assistant paid by the Students That of
heiorner has uniformly exceeded thousand dollars
that O tie latter, hundred. In addition 10 Ibis
good new two-sOTy brick hOute, sunCieui to accom-,
Doa"'e amiy IS Appropriated the use Of tie Pres
osnt-Icntree Hc VIII also have The privilege Of sup
plying himself with GTewood from the Academy land
ana OF making garden tor the better regulation ofthe
Students the Assistant TuOr lodges IN the Argdguv IN
winch he will be furnished with spacious and cou,lti
able room The situation particularly braltbv ana
would probably afford handsome cucgnT,remeni ',o a
mnisero The Gospel rl0 should undertake the chsrss
Of the Academy. Is the Trustees plopose 10 mn lies
Ohces as Soon as possible applicants ore invited Ia sd
ores Wen letters, without delay, to Rdinpd Jsyor
'itiSola, Va of TO see them personally aud examine
TIE TRUSTEES.
--gyuy 10. 20-wtfstO
NOTICE is hereby eiyen-TEat az the nexI 1,ig,,e,
Coafi Of Snrry County, the Court House thereof
sna seq az public auction for cash Of al tic
Ldt ad tots IN tliat County denqnentfor Tie
~ o. isses Tor Tie years isi5 and 1916, rs viii
ne srcient 10 discharge the arrears 0f lakes which shall
tbeh N am unpaid. and ten per damages ieie
on toscibeT with the taxes Of the present yeaT.---
me sales VIII commence the ffst dy NJ tie Court
aug continue from dayio day nnt they shall be compile
The Ssbscribcr is authorized 20 receive all suci taxes
ad damaees az any time before he land hail be sold
ls OF penqaercies may Se seen IN the Clerks ONCE
etoe CgHtf, Va assessoi Of hc subscriber, ia the
OBice Ofthe Auditor Of Pebble Accounts.
ARCHIBALD DAVIS, s. g. e..
2 Juns - ll-wNIN'
NOTICE - Petition W1l ne pfeserted t. lie next
- Genef Assembly, OF virginia. for leave 10 essbii.
town Oh tie land of John W,mbisb near fIaiifsx cosr
sousehnd also 70 establish an inspection of,obacco and
.1gs,e,f Y. 2sns@
RTOR shLE....A setof Dfswers suiiabiefoT Dfaci5s
a ng Phssic.an, and q machine for injecting blood
vessei' they belong 10 a eeaslsnan who has removed
to the westward, aud wil he SOLD low. mi, to
,.u.s WILLIAM WARDLaw co.
Npsvs's' 27-waU
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NOTICE. There are now IN nv possrssion a 6ay
L V j!oTSe aud bag 5f0re-hkewise a grey Horse IN
my neehboufhood. They were taken from couple of
hnseheves who acknowledged that thcy stole them in
OF aHout 20 miles OF Richmond aud Negro, who was
unprecedented with the said thieves says that they
se III Chestehe'd, and that the grey horse and bay
male etaken from ,he same plsniatou The names
OF me ihcves are, John lawrence atlas John wyey the
o'he' Joh honlas atlas John Berry they both sail
Norfolk.
lhe owner or owners may have them by proving their
property and paying the charges.
HEzEkIhH RLANKENSHIP.
EGiifdr, 3usWsk 10 % n
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NJ Office is Ieresy gwen, that on The 10Th day OF No
i vember next will be sold the late dwelling of A.
eNander GnthIey, deed about miles above Cumher
and courthouse ON credit Of IL months the following
the said decedent yed-aso, TWO negro men, stock OF
all kinds household furniture, the crop OF corn fodder
and plantation utensils.
Purchasers bond with approved security 10 car
ry Interest from the date ii not pnnctnaly paid.
THOMAS MADDOX, Asting Er'or
august 8. 27eewtds
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NoflcE.-t shall present ~ Petition to the neat Gen
c,a Assembly the State of Virginia for disorct
from my husband George.
LUCY WILLIAMSON.
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NIIssRs. John spesre, Robert Spears, James Spears
INl Jesse Spears * sally his wife, Joseph Williams &
Elizabeth his vife-Nbch said John Robert, James, sal
~ aud fluab.th children OF VIM spears, sen'r dec.
also, William, John aud James Spears, Joseph Gill
Sarah his wife, and John G. Daniel, OF william
Spears jnnr dec. aud Leonard d. SresrS Thomas Fowler
Polly ms wife, and Dorothy ". Il. Spears, Emalise
II, Spears and Ameriea W. Spears. by ihomas Fowler,
their guardian
TAKE NOTICE. thatwe shall proceed to take the dcpo-
stcns Of Frederick James aud Others Zschcriah raw
ors tavern. in the town OF Gainesville in Cumberland
County aud State OF Virginia. Tuesday The 23d of Sep
temher next, between the hours Of O'Clock IN the
noon and O'Clock m the afternoon, and shall continue
day 10 day until the whole taken to be read
evidencem suit depending in :c Superior Court of
Chauceiy Tor the Richnond District. in which YOU are
conpiauants aud Observation-Disclosures time and
place yVu requested to attend.
LEONARD DANIEL, Executor q Sarah
Spear. dSc.--Thcsaid Leonard CaIs-
lei in his O;oa right & Poly his UiT6,
hickard S;Y'dttUn y Jare his uijc.
Tarissa Spears, SWsdn Srears and
UiiigJa Spears and Saiiy Daniel,
by Leonard DGniet, her father and
guardian.
August 4. 2T-23GS
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IESSIIS. Charles @ Br0aHc, Robert BforHe Hiss
Iva Sarah ir0'r5ie and Mss Inn u. UilweT--
ne ceased fot0Sc notice, 0sy0u mot residents Of
ms btotc that ShaH The 23d day of SepteHi5cy
"sLt, betne6R the hours Of ten 0clOch In the forenoon
ana sig ocOck az the ereing Of that day, proceed to
tdEe tne dePoNtonS Thomas UKS0n and JoliR Ifur-
ch.c, EsQUreS, at tie Bek TdUern in the CilUOf Ric
mona, 10 DC read eUide1ce inthe St no1p endi
~ the Superior Cou1 Of H0nceyy for tie Richmond
district 6etue6n Uiam Fleet, yOrSeE,es and others
ztd1nf,bS, oHd The Right HOH0rdbkc Patrick, Ear9 of
D~flfTtcS, myself. and others, arc dcjcnaantS
Yorr most obcdieHf, JAMES GOVAN.
ptrgini0. HaROUer, AEgASt 10. 2l-Irifts
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NioTICE.-AH persons VIII" have claims against the
estate of David Ross, deed. a,e requested pre-
seN' them, properly authenticated, at my oacc IN the
Ct OF chmond that provision may be made for Their
payment
Il rs my wish to avoid unnecessary litigation there
iefenest that srlts may not be ordered without PIE
Vious interview with me.
THOMAS T. BOULDIN,
detiag Eror. Of David Ross, decd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-27

n The ENQUIRER is published twice week, gene
rally, and three times week during the session Of the
Xyate Legistatwreprce, the same heretofore, Fire
Doiars per annup, payable in advance Notes OF Char
lered Banks (oufy) will be received in payment. The
Eaitor will guarantee the safety of RENTING them by
mall the postage of all letters being paid by the wr
tefs.
n No papers will be discontinued [hut at the discre.
tian the Editor until all arearages have been paid
n whoever wiuguarantee the payment of nine papers
rhall receive tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
k1 Ore sqnare- First Insertion, as cenfs-edch con-
r;ssetcncs, so cents.
no Advertisement inserted, until 10 has either been
psa Jor assumed by person la this city or IT'S
e.tfyons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-27

a DVERTIsEMENT.--T Subscriber c0niempIates 1t
present, that at the close of the next General As
senbiy VI Virginia to settle himself either in the city Of
Richmond the borough Of Norfolk consequence of
which, he offers, at private sale the following property
t. wit
The situation at which hefesides we'll known and dis
tnguishcd blythe Of the Cross hcgs in the county
Of Southampton. This situation IS a very pleasant and
desirable one. The improvements large story
new brick dwelling house, with three rooms aud pas
below, aud four stars all finished in
the best manner brick store house. sufficiently ca
pacious Tor any country business, and stand doing
business not surpassed by any the lower country
large cOtion-macbne house With excellent machine
therein stables, carriage house, and all other useful
houses. The tract contains about 400 acTes equal
10 any land in the neighborhood
Two LOTS, in the town Of Belfeld. in the cOuHiy Of
GfeensviNe. On of them, j. large wosfory stone
house, at present in the occupancy Of Nessrs Hobbs
Bailey On the other Iot,a private dweiazh house with
rcDtas below stairs, kitchen. &C.
And, on 1ondayihe Sd day Of November Rcxt he viii
sell puhc sale for ready money ~ - likely Vir
rnia born SLAVES, wththecTop thenmade, stock, &c.
&C.
Tic terms for the property in Bclfed and This siua
icn, shan be accommodating say liberal credand
possession given The Ist day OF December ncxt.-Any
isbingts view the Lots know the Terms will
make application 10 Doct. Robert 3. stark OF BTaxton
Robinson, Esq. IN Gcfeld the Subscriber. At the
Cross Keys. BENZ. w. JOHNSTON.
Mag6, Ils--D
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Richmond Stone Ware MmmfactorY.

nessn a It's various branches by several years exper
enoe The workInen have also become more uerfert in
me an by practice The works are In (nIand conne,e
operation and II rs believed, that this establishment The
stoI us KIND IN this city, has arrived TO as great per
.y as ay IN me united States. Its customers can
neieeIe, nave no cause to withdraw their PATRONAGE
BENJAMIN DU-VAI.
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Ap1If Is.

HRATE & MANUFACTURING CoAL.-Tbe subscr
~ Der is now raising COAL at Trabue'S Pits in Ches
terrified County, of hyperion quality, both for the Crate
aud for Manufacturing purposes.
Families prepared to receive their winter supplies in
the course Of the summer will ud their interest 10
ohain them of the subscriber who will furnish fresh
raised aud round coat, equal iu every respect any
prouqht TO this place by Wagons and will warrant its
quality 50 far this, that should IL not be approved Of
teheH detiDeriDg, 1t may be returned at his xpence
The Coal from these pits has been long known TO be
peculiarly excellent fo all manufacturing purposes the
Beiona Furnace on James River, the Union Air Furnace
the Crown Glass Factory. the Rolling and Sitting Mill
Nail Factory, and many Of the Sinits OF Richmond and
the neighbOThood supplied with and highly approve
oft
Smiths, BrckmakeTs and Others who make use Of
small Goals, will be supplied very accommodating
terms.
Apply to Mr. SAMUEL HARRIS, at the Basin. or to
JAMES BROWN, JT.
dpyH IS II3ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-27

VYTILLIAM G. PENnLETON baviug '0ld his Interest
w in the concern of William y. 5ri.i Co. OF this
place TO the other co-partners j. ls day Withdrawn
from the copartnersip conductins BUSINESS under the
firm aforesaid.
The emaing copartners continue BUSINESS, under the
firm of HiIiiaRs II. Smith Co.
Nav IS. 3-Ct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-27

SPRiNG GooDs.-Satheriand CoiqMioun & Co. in
- addition to their stock hand receiving by the
Scpo, from London, best superfne London Cloths Cam
hrcs and Cacoes Bombazettes assorted colors Prin
Tea INDIA and Furniture Dmes, printed Muslinet aud
9ulthes, York Stripe, Royal Ribb Linen and Cotton
Ticks, Ounce Thread, Sewing SILK and Twist DonIan's
and oakeys best London Hats &c. &c. &c
hsr pave on hand, general assortment Of HoTdIrars
Cutlery, sd. Wrought Nails London Porter wi, low
Glass, 10 IL, IAN Ia, and II 10, Crown Paint Vene
tlan Ked, &C. &c &c-All OF which they offer for sale
on accommodating terms.
May rs. 3-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-27

M &T. DICKINSON are nov receiving. by the ship
w DHmtrieS from Liverpool. direct 81 packages Of
sceLLassorted HARDVARE, par, culaflJ selected for
this market, which they offer for sale ,ac most
commodang terms for cash, or PAPER only, three
doors below the Farmers Bank, L. stee
Mas I6. 3-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-27

VcRBNCu SILKS & FANCY GooDs.-we are now re-
ceiving and offer for sale, by the quantity the
French SILKS and Fancy Goods Store" extensive aud
general assortment of French Silks and Fancy Goods
many OF which have been lately imported from France
via New-Yor consisting of
Double chain Levantincs, assorted colors
DO. do. Fiorences, do. DO.
Satins of almost every color
entire package OF black do.
Double chain Nirginie Satins
Velvetines and Orientnes
Plain and checked Sarsnetts
g. aud ia b.s K Mode
Rich figured Satins and vrgnie Satins
do. do. Levatl.- IS and Sarsnets
Black silk Forentine, for vestns and pau,aloons
800 pieces best (Bologua) Italian Grapes black white
ann assorted colors
Plain black silk Velvet
Uncut do. of various colors
Canton Grapes, ola superior quality
Satin Peong for riat-lining
Neal India Null Null Musns
Satin striped GAUGES. spriss'd aud Plain do.
64Tulle Lace, black and white
Plain and emb odered silk Shawls and Scarfs, ffom
81 10 IL
Mems aud Momens silk Hose
do. do. do. Gloves
Lace spencers aud plush Peierines
Sewing Silks OF the hrst quality
White chip hats with band and crown to each hat
Thread Laces aud Edging
Silk do. do.
Company cross-barred fringed Handkerchief
DO. black do. do.
$50 doz. Ladies' white and colcured Habits
Paris and crenoble Kid Gloves
so doz. do. undressed Kid Long Kid de.
Ladies, real Beaver and Medallion do.
Lace Wells and Shaws. black and white
Rich sauze Ribbands of the newest patterns
hO. lustring figured do. and plaid
cases satuand Lusring fringed do from No. to IL
Cashmire dresses and sbawis. artificial flowers
Chenille and silk Cords, Ostrich Pumes
Twist, Buttons, Oiled Hat Covers, snufI-Boxes,
Paper Fans, low-priced Pocket Books and Purses
COrsets, Lacets, sc. &c.
We viii sell the above Goods al the NewYork prices,
for cash, or approved town aceeptances.
n. d. Dyand & BOurdei.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-27

JaMES DU-VAL having succeeded his father in the
Sus, seCohu square east OF the Courthouse informs his
Hthos ana the public, that he has on hand very laf1e
quantity OF weliassoued Stone Hare and hover.nofs
nIkpans &C Of EdrtheH- pare and is now condurtinS
we business on an extensive scale. The prices continue
wy ss,es WI" mt " believed are as low they are in
newt OH, ane much lower than IN Baltimore viz.