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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-25


NALuABLE LANDS in Buckingham county, belong.
ing to the estate Of Robert Craig dec for sale by
auctsn. obedience TO the last will and testament
OF Robert Craig dec. aud in conformity decree Of
the sspreme court ofthe United States-w be sold At
pablo auction, on the premises, on TUEsDiY iOra
AVG ~ fair, or on the first fair day thereafter the
tract Of LAND lin the county OF Buckingham on which
the said RobsIt Craig resided, commonly called The
HOME Home Tract, situated Immediately on James
nvtr, containing by late survey, 1850 acres: $50
acres OF which are first quality iowgrounds and about
600 acres Of the adjoining high land considered a, good
az any IN tbs country the balance geseraily wood,
and some oft well timbered. The Improvements are
suficient for the accommodation OF ANAL family
and the situation equal TO any the river in that part
OF tue Country hoTdng an extensive view Of the river
for upwards OF tive miles. II 10 immediately below
ana IN sight OF 6cotps ferry. .Inpediatey after the
sale OF will be rod another Tract Of LAND
lying on Muddy creek, containing I2i0 AIso
another Tract, containing $50 acres, purcha,ed by
Robert Craig Of jacob Cottre Each Of those tract,
OF land have been recently surveyed aud plated They
VIII ne shevn 10 any gentlemen wishing to purchase
on application to Mr.. Smith living at the Home House
Pantaiian--0ns, two and three years credit will he
allowed the purchasers upon their giving bonds With
approved security aud deeds trust upon the land TO
ensure the Dunctual payment of the purchase money!
Asr the sale Of the different tracts Of land eight or
ten NEGROES, With all the STOCKS and CROPS Of
every seserption, will be sold credit of yesrs
thepnrcbssers TO give bends With approved secury-
Having several saies TO make the public are
land viii commence at eleven oclock....By order OF
james Scott, Esq. executor Of John Leslie dec, who
was sx'or efRobet Crsig, dec.
HERON, SINToN & co. AucVts
HONCURE, ROBINSON K PLEAsANTs, Auc'rs.
June % s..tds
ca 10 psbnsh This advertisement, and forirard his
account TO This 06fce.
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ValnabIe pr0Dertv for sgIe

THE Subscriber offers for sale his ESTATE lying in
n hechsHbuIE county, on the Roanoke river, abont
miles below Hasknss ferry, and containing twelve
hupdfec ava ,hireen acres, Of which eight hundred At
least are in woods heavily timbeed with the hnett
pine This land Is pGtEdbfs being well adapted TO The
gI0wlh OF corn, wheat, cotton and tobacco ; and is
greatly snbaneed by MILL running three pair olsenes
conveniently situated 20 command considerable grst
and recently fitted out Al considerable expense for ma
nnactuTiEg houT. The mill Is situated on an aim OF
the river, which FERNS The fairgrounds into an island
aDo snoIds The most abundant supply Of water for dry
ing machinery of any extent.
The growing Importance Of the Roanoke and the ra.
pa progress % the Improvement Of It's navigation
der v unnecessary that should say any thing in recon-.
nisndson OF this estate. Should not dispose Of
~" properly privately before the l6ih Of JRy on that
day Nilltell u 10 the highest bidder. The sale will
take place on the premises. End the terms be sccoIn
time.
will also sell another tract ~ LAND, lying in the
same county, Within two miles sf ST. ThmspJ on tive
Roanoke river, containing SIS acres About one third
Of this tract s cleared The wsOd land is veil timber
ed aud great proportion Of II strong tobacco land
THBO! FIELD.
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INTENDING 70 remove from Tie city Of Richmond
u a. soon 40 We CAN close our business. inform
customers and the public that the business heretofore
eondscsedey ns. Will In future be eoainued by Mess
Eifrssad lsadsrsoa & Go.
Mr. GEORGE woODSON, who has lived with US
for several years, and has besome excellent judge
OF the quality of plaster Of paris will transact business
Tor them....we feel confidence la saying that our
by eur successors they have been heretofore Wy
wOODSON & STAPLES.
p. 8. Our Office will be kept IN future above the
counting room Of Messrs. Edmund Anderson & Co.
whefe We req"es, all persons indebted call aud
settle their accounts. W. & 6.
June II. lO..wow
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nopntine that tie Dxehess Of cisrsxcs lad thai
day been deiirsred Of female child. ,rhich ras
born alrs. and tras baptized by the name Of Char
lotte Augusta Louisa. and died about four hours
after, at the FustsnhsrJJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-25

HAViNG taken the Plaster ann het eiotoIe pred
by Messrs. Woodson & Staples, We intend keeping
on hand constant supply of LUMP aud GROUND
PLASTER fot saie. EDnpND ANDERSON x Co.
Cary Street, June n. 10. .wCw
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oST--A Csuihcsts of eHe Share ~ St,,ct OF fhe
Banx Of Virginia No 7goi, dated 10th April 1909
IN the name Of Birsbetts 4 Pusyeat.
Isns ~. io..iqt
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- UIILE.-fbt copaftueTsbip Of PULLING & PAL
MEX Is ills day dissolved by mutual consent...
Their Business will be settled and conducted in futnTe
by th0rfeS Palmer. THOMAS PULLING
May 70 6s.siT CiIANLES PALkFE.
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Education at CharlotfesriIle.

THE subscriber, late of the Caifpasture in Augusta
has Tenoved to Charlottesville, and there keeps n
Guarding HOUSE, for the accoinn oaajion Of the
pupils OF the school for languages opened BY Mr. STACK
on the invitation of the Recter friends the Uni
versity OF Virginia As vacation Is proposed in that
school OF Month and half i'm mid winter the eIms
OF boarding, from vacation vacation, will be l26 one
nall, indisPensaby, in advance each person 6ndng
their OWN bedding and washing. The style Of diet
and other regulations, will be whatever shall recon-
mended by the authorities of the unvei sy and the
subscriber and his family will strictly observe nsruc
lions TO speak only French with wish
10 acquire the habit Of conversng n that language
Charlottesville, June Is. T.. LAPORTE.
As II was found that the University coald lie spen
ca until the ensuing year II thought important
establish in the mean tire Charlottesville school
wherein the Greek and Latin Languages might be taught
crtcaiy ana youths properly prepared for entering
into the schools OF science, the University
should he opened. The high recomin endatoBs OF Mr.
Stack, which were sent 10 me, indI ced my proposing
his undertaking this school and from the
have had with him, and the methods have observed
MIN 10 pursue, since his arrival and commencement,
have no doubt he will entirely fulfil expectations
Mr. Stack teaches French alss and with view To fur
nish an opportunity OF acquiring the habit Of speaking
that language youths desiring it, MI Laporte and his
family, In which II Is habuaily spok well known
the numerous travellers who have passed through the
CapastuIe annually, has been invited TO Keep board
ing house Tor the accommodation Of the pupils. The
style OF dieting recommended TO him win be such'aS
NAV combine comfort with aad health with
activity of mind TIL: JEFFERSON.
June IS. lI..w3w
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IN CHANCERY.... .. buckingham County-ndreJ
4 court, 1919
BenfGmin Hooper. Plaintiff.

UHtiam Hooper, and Stephen Hooper and George
Hooper, errors Of George Hooper, dec...... Def'ts.
On the plaintiffs motion. and IL appearing 10 rae
SdttYdcffoD Of tie conrf that the detendant Hiass
Hooper Is not habant of this sfafc-It ordered
and decreed, That aniess the said I'm. Hooper SHAH
appear here on or before august term neTt, and
srer the PLAINTIFFS Dill, the court stiN then proceed
10 rake the sanror confessed TO him, and decree
me matter fhereot accordingly and that copy Of
fhfs order be Jorfhssifh inserted in the
Yu6Ac newspapers ofthe city Of Richmond, for fro
months snccessrefy AID that another copy posted
up at the front door " the courthouse fhis county.
n copy, r. ELDRIDGE,jr. ID. q.
HIdU 10. - rAs
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llANAwsY from his owner IN the ncghboTlood If
N LynchbuTg, a few DAYS since, JOSHUA, slave
about ~ years old, bright mflatto, blue eyes hair
Oleraby much curled, about feet or inches high
stout Set by trade blacksmith. This fellow has pro.
cured upwards Of 100 in cash. aud much clothing aud
understand intends 20 male his to PhiladeIphis
free man. Joshua weais ordinary silver watch
hut would prove nee less to describe his clothing
Any person detecting said fellow, and forwarding i
formation so that ohoin him, shall receive 40.
jane ". Ia..wivs JOSEPH Chiffon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-25

TIVE subscriber having been appointed Commission
er IN Cbancery for the court IN Rehmopd, In act
as such IN the town ~ Petersburg respectfully gives
notice 10 those who may wish TO employ him H. such
capacity that he llattend the said al the June
term aud after which time, further notice will b.
given oftie place ofbis ofes the said town Of Pc
tcrsburg. n. o. GAMES.
May ~. 2..u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-25

IN cHAEcskY.."...Buek,s cornty-E erch
= sonrf isio-
Lsham Gnnsm, Thomas Ci.eer and i'afssg dds srijc
formerly Palsy Gillian, and -snx CHfiam.
piainins,
If1iiism Baker. John BAKER. B7l,on BaXsr. ard
Lsham Baker, ehifdres " dfoiiey hrker. dec. rAo
uas Afoiley Giiiam da,,hfer u Sasanna CiiiianI.
on tAe piainti, motion. and Il srresriss Z" "a.
ssyaefion o. the COURT thar the de)eadaafs are
ishabanfs Of this state, Il 10 ordered and decreed
That unless the said defendants shall appear Acre
before Augusf near and anssrcr fhe piain
f6s biz. fhe rt thea proceed 20 faks fhs same
ior confessed and decree ths matter fhereof orcord
esa a. son ~ss one e ay yas gra,r Ss H.
city u iichmond, for tue months successivets sud
that another copy BE- posted up stthe from door Of
Gas a. s.;ss ss e1 X. ElDR1DS sGy .e 5. c.
VtRGiNiA.-Ata superior court Of chancery holden
at The Capitol in the city ofRichmond, the 9th
John M'Credie, and George M'crcdie,s infants, BY
WIN. II. Dyer. their GUARDIAN. Plaintiffs,
Nancy M'Credie and James Penn, adm'x and adm'or
OF John MCIedie dec; the said James Penn ex'oi of
George M'C,edie, dee. who was adm'or OF the said
John h'CredIe, dec the said Nancy M'CIedie, widow
Of John mCredir, dec. john Graham, VIM. Long Lacy
\. Greenhew, adm'x Of DIR. James Greenhow dec. ana
harry Heth, adm'or Of Samuel Clarke, dec. .Deffs.
This cause came on this day to be heard the bills.
the answers of the defendants John Graham and wm-
,ion mode prescribed by law agains, absent de-
PENDANTS and rs to the other defendants seye-
Dnt LOT confess
ed as Z" them. and argued by counsel console
ration Whereof the court doth adjndge order and de-
cree, that the defendants Nancy MCredie and James
Penn do render. before commissioner of the court,
an account Of their respective administrations of the
estate Of Johs MCredie dec that the defendant james
Penn also render before the same commissioner
account Of his testaoT George Mercedes adninistTa-
uoa upon the same estate, and an account OF his
administration upon the Estate Of the said George
MCrede, dec. aud the said commissioner is di,ectea
10 examine. state and settle the said accounts, ant
make report thereof to the court with amy matters
ciay stated deemed pertinent by himself, or which
may De required by the parties to be SO stated.
copy, Teste, wA. ~. HENING, C. C.
commissioners Office, Richmond, 9Th mo. rs. 1919.
Tie parties interested desired to fake notice,
fhGf hare appointed the soth day Of July near 10
commence the accounts directed by the foregoing
order Of the court which day at O'clock 4. nj.
they are required TO attend at my c6fce ia this city,
urn their accounts and vouchers ready for
alton and settlement. AMOS L1DD. A. C..
N b. The pfainti6s, By their gnsrdian. require
fhe attendants John Graham and HIM. Long 10 pro-
duce fhe bucks Of George lPCredie at the cofsmt-
sione''s eDfce, on the deg ADORE appointed.
n R,s.Es
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-25

NOTICE ON AIonday, the loth July nert eHsniag,
y lt being court day. will be exposed to public
ssie for cash. at Goochiand Courthouse the quantity
OF ninetyone acres and three uuTths OF an acre Of
LAND, being part OF large tract land Of two bun
oIed and sixtytwo acres aud three fouTs of acre
OF land Also water grist mill, with its appHrenan.
ces aaJoInng said last mentioned OF land 90
much Of the will be Of value sufficient TO raise
the sum Of Ave hundred and seventeen dollars eighty
three ceHls, principal; abd which amount euoin.
ed by the comfy court Of Goocblsnd on the 2olh day
OF May, in the year 1911 and which sum remains now
unpaid, and due TO Thomas Humphreys, assignee Of
valentine MeriweatheT, IN part OF Diueuid Minis bond
bearing date the 18th day Of October 1895 and as
signed TO said Humphreys by the said MetweatheT 10
wbdAn 1t was executed on the l7th October 1907 To-
getheT with such further will he snHcient te
discharge all interest due thereon, the day Of sale
and the costs aud charges Of sale specified in aided
ofuust bearing dale on The 18th day Of oclohfI 1895
executed by biugud Minis to MS, &C. as fTHttees to
secure i5s payment Sundry debts therein mentioned
to the said yaentiRe Beriwesther his hes assigns
among which debts the aforesaid debt Is one. dss
crption Of the lands aud mill will be gwen the day
OF sae-and acting trustees for the benefit II 9th
ers we will convey such title only is vested IN by
said deed. GEORGE w. PATNE, andt r,,.,a.
NICHOLAS ~. VAUGHN, ''ee''
May ~. 2..tdss
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NOlIcE.-On Thursday, the first day of Jnfy
.eft, ~ fair. IL net on the next fair day. will
be sold al public austion, the premises the high
est bidder, for cash. by virtue trust deed executed
to the subscrbers a, trustees, by DIR. Thomas A. Tay.
Tor, TIVE tracts Of LAND-one supposed to contain
3I2i and the ether 3T2 acres, (hese acts join each
other, and lie ediateiy ia the peigbborbood Of The
coal Pits, in batan county, commonly called Du.
puys pits and together Constitute the tract Of land
Wherein the said Taylor now resides fer the
OF raising certain sums OF money mentioned in and
secured TO be paid by the said deed.
SAMUEL TAYLOR,
BEVERLY RANDOLPH trustees.
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Land for Sale or Rent.

THE subscribers will sell that beautiful and
highly improved farm, situated in The county of
middeseN In UTbanna, containing 400 acres. Also,
one other tract Of land conguou the aboyemenon
ed tract containing about the quantity. well tim
beTed This land ranks with any land in that section
ofthe CONTRIBUTIONS will be made known by either
OF the subscribers In the Forks Of Hanover mile,
above Hanover Courthouse. One of the subscribers
Will he at hddlesex Court in August next for the pur
pose OF disPosins or renting the above land.
JAMES BOSWELL,
THOMAS PIERCE, JT.
June To- fi..wsw' THOMAS boswell.
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TRUST DEEp.-By virtue Of deed sftrust executed
by Nevin Kearins to the subscriber the LIST Of Feb
Tuary 1914 for the purpose Of securing Charles
the suin Of $500; II, with interest from the rst OF
February ISIS, shall by the directions of the adm'or
81 card Purcell proceed TO sell the premises bew
the houts OF XII A. NJ. and Nv. NJ. the thirteenth
Soy 81 July nerf, III fairf not,the fair day)
certain piece or parcel of land containing $40 square
yards wiih the exception Of part sold by said Kearn
to Benjamin New situated In the county Of Henrce
anu beginning at corner Of brick building nearly op
posite the angle Of said city, and particularly descrb
ed IN a deed fsm DIR. John Adams and wife to said
ariDscopies OF whSh several deeds will be exhibited
on the DAY Of sale, for the purpose OF Identifying the
property, which must be sold subject the widow
dower.-Ierps, cash. REDMUND p. BARRY.
June ~. i3.tds
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Direct 7ar Of 1915 and 10.

NVtVE 10 HENEBN CIVEN, Ihat the Direct Tan
ofthe United States for 1915 and 1885, Oh the
lowing property situate in this state having remained
unpaid one frsm the time Of the
collector IN whose district the said property iss that
the tax had become due aud payable, the same,
much thereof AZ may be accessory saty the said
es due thereos with addition Of twenty per cent.
viii be ssld at psblic sale, at the Eagle Hotel In the
city Of Richmond, in the county OF Henrico on Mon.
dsy TIE 2Uth day of July neafThe sale TO commence
ten O'Clock, A. NJ and to continue from day to day
until the whole OF the property Is sold.
Names Of tara In trhat county situate, Amount
Ole persons. and descriptions Of pro offdr.
gsrtg: -
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ny tie LfeueHaH CoGtyHOr Of TIE ConInoDu e0ffh of
TfrginiG-A PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS IL has been represented to the executive
w by the clerk Of The court III HARDY county .hsr
ANTHONY FOurT and LEWIS GODFREY, charged
with felony, and Temanded the Jail Of said county
ny an examining beTeof further trial did on
the night ofthe 9th Of March break and make bei,
escape from the said Jail, td going at large
nave therefore thought NJ, by and with advice of
tne council OF state TO Issue this pEoc aaon
Offering reward Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each any person persons who shall ana
convey to The Jail of Hardy county Aforesaid the said
Anihony foutt aud Lewis Godfrey, either Of them
and do moreover require all officers civil and military
within their respective departments AND call upon the
good citizens Of the 10 use their best
endeavors TO apprehend and be conveyed to
sao Jaii the aforesaid Anthony Foutt and Lewis God
Trey, that they may be dealt 18th as the law directs
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor
(SeaD and under the seal OF the commonw cath at
Richmond, this 18th da, of May 1919.
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virtue of2 deed oftrust executed deTsQued
- BY William Mccabe and Jane his wife, dated the
t May 1917, and admitted TO record in the ONCE of the
court OF bustngs Tor the city Of Richmond the 18th day
OF the same month and year. To the payment Of
sum OF money now due TO William honcuTe, we shall
sell public auction to the highest bidder on the pre-
mises. on Tuesday the 2eth Of THU present month
(Jns) between the houTs of three seven O'Clock in
the Of that day, the following properly in Du.
yaPs Addition 10 the city Of Richmond, or 40 much a.
may be Unnecessary TO raise the sum due viz. one
HALF ACRE LOT. No. IS, with story brick dwe
ling house thereon, being the house and lot sold
by the said William honcure to the said VIM. MeCabe-
and al,e The LOT, piece or parcel of ground being
part OF theot distinguished in the aforesaid Addition Of
Vim. Duvs by the humber TO- aud 10 further de,cribed
aud distinguished in plan drawn by Richard Young
for J. p Shields by the letter and No. with brick
dwelling house thereon lately occupied by the said VIM
heCabe The sale will commence with the frat men.
tened house and lot which will be sold ready money
The other property will be sold Give months redit
for bond secured by deed trust ON the premises.
}. ROBINSON, r. PLEAsANTs, Tru.tee,.
June IS. Iatd,
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"a gals. mixture
3 multiplied by
lf)T2 lib. sugar,

equal to 0 gallons OF Ii
Sc sallous nuid
Aud proportionahe for any quantity you please TO
tnahe.
az wen IA snaking large quantities the small hand
safe" prcss Is most convenient for such make less.
B. An extraordinary good spirit for medicinal and
other uses, may he distilled from juice by add
i1t quart of mosssss to gallon fjuice give it
proper fermentation.
totr-...OH some OF the border. Of a garden, the
eye ofa common counry gardrB, currants encugh are
gathered L. make, annually, rs ar 50 gallons An acre.
Weii managed, would probably make 500 gallons.
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" ANTHONY FoUTT Is about 70 yeeys Of srr, A.
bout 0 feet 10 or ii inches hish, StOut made dark
hair, grey eyes, and has Of his great toes cRt off,
LEWIS GODFREY is about &c years of are 5 Get
8 or inches high, dark hair and bIKs eyes has q
sfdm1ering in his speech, ana is By profession far
mer. June 1. ..1r5tr
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-25
w. s w. Hnnnon.
GARNET. MIXERS

S.1iIi1N r. -sUvlh Emo,
ID ESPECfFULLY iniorr their f"cn Is
e I and the public in general, tEat they
still continue to carry on the above business
in all IFS various branches, at the same old
stand, Royal-st. between King and Prince,
and have now on hand handsome assert :.
ment of cahinel ware, all OF their own una
nuiactIre consisting Of si,le-boarts, sNcre-
tarys and hoc' cases, bureaus, ladies work
stands, mahogany and stained woo! bead
steads. cradles, sopi,as and easy chairs, one
handsome mahogany writing desk, &c. sc.
Also, on hand large quantity of ST. Do
mingo and Bay Mahogany, in log and
boards, and cut to any dimensions AT a
short notice~-iouru or FIVE thousand feet Of
elegant veneers for bureaus and sccretarys.
all of which they are determined to sell low-
er than the same quality can lie had in the
district. All kinds Of upholstry work
done as usual.
They would rent for one or more years
a very excellent shop and yard fnr car
penter, wheelwrigh., OF blacksmith, stu
ated on Royal-street, between Prince and
Duke street. Feb II II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-25
Orphans Court,

AIerGnaria County, ,o,a
February Term, '0l'
ORDERED, that the Executor of Jacob
~ Fortney, deceased, do insert the usual
advertisement three times week for three
weeks in the. Alexandria news papers.
A Copy,
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE,
That The subscriber, OF Alexandria county,
in the district of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court Of said county, let
tiers testamentary or the estate of Jacob
F rtney, late OF the county aforesaid. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said decedeht, are hereby warned TO
exhibit the same 10 the Subscriber. with the
vouchers thereof, passed by the Orphans
Court, on or before the 5th day OF August
next, or they may by law be excluded from
all beDefi: 10 said estate, and those indebt-
ed thereto are requned4o make Immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of
FEBRUARY, 1919.
HERvEY SUMMERS,
ksssatsr Of Jaesb Fsrtdsey, es'4..
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Ladies and Gentlemen's Boot
and Shoe MauufactOry.

t.NHE subscriber re snectiuily informs The
q Inhabitants OF Alexandria ana It's Vi
entity, that he has re- commenced the above
business, opposite the VI -hanics' Bank,
s-lng-streeI, anI intends Accepting on hand
handsome assortlnen, otladies' and gentle
rien's boots ana shoes Of all descriptions of
A.> own manufacture, al as reasonable pri-
tas AS can be had in town, ani Of good
quality as he Is determined rone shall cx-
srl him in the District tor fashion, dura bill
ID ami neatn IS, ana hopes ny his strict at
'enIion, 10 megi: share oi plblic PATRON
lse
All orders and measures viii be strictly
a':.nded to and executed on the shortes.
Io,ice.
Two apprentices wan;cd to he above
business: boys from tie country will be
preferred. I4NES & MITE.
SsHnIavei