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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-15
z. & FL. Nelson {. Co.
HAVE just received a general assortment OF SEA.
Il SONABLE GOODS. nee O. S2..u

HANK ~ pfrgtnid Jan. d, is2J.
NERTAIN propositions having been submit ed to ire
- General Meeting "ftbe stockholders OF the Rank
OF Virginia. touching the reduction "f the salaries of
the President OF the said Bank If its branches and
TIE diuinuton as far as practicable Of the expences
OF The insu'uon aud II appearing to this meeting
that many of the stockholders represented, aud
many Of the proxies OF Others have been with
view to sncb qussons-fOr The pcse OF obtaining
full meeting, and full and distinct expression OF the
opini"ns oi the Stockholders on said propositions:
Resotued, That this meeting he adjourned TO the LIST
Nonday in February next.
Resolved, hat the foregoing Preamble aud Re:alu.
ton be published in of the newspapers printed in
the city OF Richmond until the time to which this
meeting is adjourned Extract from the Minutes.
W. DtNDRlDGH, Cash.
Form Of The Potrer for voting by PROXY respecting
Tie enacfi0g, repeating or amending 6y.tdus,
ordinances and r cUtdtiOHs.
hNow ALL MEN, ny THESE PRESENTS, That -
OF ----- do hereby appoint ---- substitute or
proxy, TO represent ----- at all meetings OF the
Stockholders Of the Bank of Virginia, and i'm IL
name. and behalf TO vote respecting the enacting,
repeating amending such by laws, ordinances D.
regulations may be deemed necessary convent
ent for the Of The said bauk and touching
any otLer matter thing Shcb may he submitted TO
thr meeting. In witness whereof, - have bsrsunto
set hand aud seal, this day OF -, intbe year
Sealed and delivered inl
thepresence of 5
Jan 8. 7I..td
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charlottesville Fem0le Acode,n,

characteristic Femdfe AcadeRU
EilS institution, under the direction OF Mis- NJ. r.
GRokG x, late OF Fredericksburg. will he opened on
the second Monday January next where the following
branches OF. education will be taught viz.
FIRST CLASS.
The English Language dramatically, 6 Is y session
sacred, anCien! & modern Geography, Of 5 months
History Astronomy, use of the GlOhrs one hdkf in
drawing vi Maps, aud Composition, adVance.
SECOND CLASS.
Reading, Writing, English Grammar and
ARITHMETIC. ........,..-....-........GI5 do.
me French Language, including any Of
the above branches. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS do.
Music wills bs a separate charge Of. Is do,
Boarding, washing and fuel, leach young
lady furnishing her own bed K bedding } 3 60 do,
THIS institution. situated in the finest part Of Virginia
under the direction OF lady IN every way gualied to
do II justice, offers an opportunity parents and guar
dams seldom met with The high character OF the fus
tees selected to preside added to the reputation
OF its goveTness, will those at distance the
safety Of IFS pupils. Mrs. George with whom the young
ladies Will ne boarded pledges herself for strict atlen
dance to them IN every way. public examination
will he held The end Of every session. notice OF
will be given.
Applications made for situations in this Institution
VII be addressed To John Winu, James LeIlcb and
Alexander Garrett, Esquires.
December 3. 6O---I6is
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MANCHESTER PROPERTY,

FuFntture ana House SeTudnfS for sale
ENhE subscriber being about decline housekeepinp
oilers for sale, privately, the establishments A
pieseht occupied BY hin In situation, this property
is eXceIied by none in this and furnish
es every convenience for the comfortable accomnoea
ton OF large family with highly cultivated
containing upwards OF 2 acres, ice house, &c. &c.,.
Also number of handsomely situated UNiMPROVED
LolS-some of them substantially enclosed. Ard ON
ahe iith day 81 January merit be will sell al public
auction, upon ihe premises, all his HOUSEHOLD n
FURNlIURE-thIs Is extensive ami valuable Ten
maie ana female SERVANTS, with their children in
families valuable carpenter; four excellent mich
COWS, raised In the place; chariot harness carl
&C. &C. $500
The safe will he conducted by Moncure Robinson 4
peasants, upon terms then To he made known
ARCHIBALD FREELAND.
Manchester, Dec. IA. sI,f
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Eiffu Dollars Remard.

u ANYWAY from the Subscriber on the 73th ins,
~ BENJAMIN o. kEStE, an apprentice to the tai
lors trade 10 years old, teet OF inches high. fai
complexion black eyes, dark auburn hair, cut IN The
fashion straight made. aud walks very quick plea
SAINT countcnance; apt To smile when speaking ; a
preiy good workman has variety of cloibes, among
which black and blue coat, black, drab and mixed
pantai0ons blue cloth vest with yellow buttons with
ont sbanks gold watch, steel chain-CaTred brown
trunk with him. which had been marked with nails
The top-and TOOK : 30, with which I had entrusted
hiin.....I will give the above ard for his apr.
hensiOn aud delivery to ire, in this place, 30 for
OBTAINING him, and giving Information by which may
recover hum B. SCOTr
away OF employing said hoy at their peril. B. 5.
Dec. 20. 7o--(2)6t
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Fifty Dollars Rescard-Stop the Thief!
an the night OF the 10th inst. the stable OH my farm
~ near this city was forced, and 4 handsome com
pactly formed CHESTNUT SORREL HORSE was stolen
thererom His height is pOt known. but he would not
be called tall hOTse-he is supposed to be eleven
years old has h0ny we'll formed head has a re-
maTkabe fail at the junction Of the neck shoulders
which makes his neck appear Hat, and his witlers
more than usually high his left hinder hook 10 white
very near the hOo and he may have marks Ofthe
saddle collar and traces he PAGES trots and gallOps
aud is extremely well broke to the carriage gig cart.
Though very active horse, he is not free under the
saddle......I will give FIFTY DOLLARS for tue ~
pSebension Of the thief aud his prosecution 10 convc
tion-and TEN DOLLARS for such information as will
enable NE 10 recover the horse, and IN addition all
s-nahie expenses which may be incurred in bringing
him to PETER V. DANIEL.
DeC.2I. hT--(2UT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-15

n The ENQUIRER 10 published twice a week, gene
rally and three times week during the session OF the
State the same as heretofore ffpf
DotdrS per annnm payable in advance. Notes VI Char
tered sPecepaying Banks (onty) will be received in
payment. The Editor will guarantee the safety OF
RENTING them by NATL the postage Of all letters beng
paid BY the writer's.
n No paper Will be discontinued tbut at the discre-
zion OF the Editor until have been paid
HWhoeser will guarantee the yneni ofnine papers,
shall receive ienth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II one SqHdre-First Insertion, as fS-edch
continuance, so cents.
- No Advertisement inserted until IL has either
been paid for assumed by person ia this city
lis eaUir0nS.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

THOMAS SIMPSON, from VIRGINIA, enlisted in III.
u service OF The U. 5. at New orleans from board
pTvatecr abont the years 1912 'l3. Since which
ne he has not been certainly heard Of by his friends
III virginia, who are III possession Of information
pcTiant tn him. IL he be living or, IL he lie dead. an
essential service would be rendered his Relations in
virginia, by any person knoving The facts, IL hsy
you'd Communicate then.-u Is exptcled some of the
oIhcers IN the u. S. army give tb, nfornation.
Any information respecting bun would he thankfully
eceived by has friends. Address the Editor Of the
enquirer, Richmond Va ~ the Rditorof the National
intelIigencer, Washington.
IT The Mar. InteikigeHcer uiH publish the abJre
t"'ce nesk tno mouths, and JorUard the account
"a mi, oIpce Dec. o. 62-l2lsv
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COHHCH Cham6eT, i'm. I, 1870.
hthOPOSALS Will lie received At this ONCE from
n SUCK persons AS may he inclined o. purchase the
slaves repr'eved by the Executive for sale aud trams
p"fa'ion, until the hrst DAY OF February next There
are near twenty ~ the PeutentiaTy. The keeuer
- that institution viii shew ihem applying
To see them. WIN. ROBERTSON q q
Jan.4. 10 a.
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pursuance OF a deed of trust from Thomas Mac on
iof tue beneht of Heron, Sin,on s. Co. bearing date
the OH day OF June, 1917, and duly recorded IN the
ONCE oil Orange couBty-W be sid at public auctlun
III theciy of Richmond, before the door of the ONCE
oil discount and Deposit of the Bank of u. States
on the tore day Of Fe6THdry 1920 or II not fair,
the nfsi TAR day thereafter, that valuable tract
LNNb, III the county OF Orange, oil which the said
Macon resides containing ,S2I acTes.-AiS0 a small
tract adjoining thereto, containing 90 Gcres-Also
al the same Tune aud place. ali the SLAVES conveyed
ny The said deed Of trnst, heretofore sold
poseu 10 amount to li0-soDe of whom valuable as
tradesmep. The home tract will be sold either entire
or IN Two separate parcels, according plat
SNhnlied, as the undersigned may the day Of sale
think ADVISABLE. The slaves, II brought
will be sold in body without any responsibility on
ihey take upon themselves to put tire purchaser OF
purchasers in possession OF the lands. They will
CONVEY such right only as vested in tbeIH the deed
ofIust.
The sale will commence with The lands. rhe terms
will be ready money, until much is raised DIS ~
pay what IS due, including the eXpences attending Tie
execution o. the trust unaer the deed Of trust. Mir.
Macon mas then arrest the sale OF what remains if he
thinks proper. Sheud he chase do this after a
sUihciecy 10 raised To pay oil tie debt due under e
deed Of iTst, credit Of eighteen menis viii he given
for The surplus OF the nuIChase fOney be srCuI ed
ny deed OF trust the Property, aud hJ with
COED endoTseTs pay able and negotiable the Bank OF
Virginia.
COnveyances will ne ready at the sale aud The pur.
ehaseis VIII he expected To the money forthwith.
In the event OF default by any purchaser The proper.
~ purchased by him viii be immediately sold, and
he will be held responsible any losses 10 the re sale
WIN. HAY, jr. Acting
EDMUND ". KoOTES. Trustees.
Jan.I. IL tbs
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HORNE T1VERN.

HUR0E THVETIN.
THE subscriber takes this method, TO inform his
friends aud customers, that he has returned from
the north aud taken charge Of his establishment per-
son aud assures them, that every attention shall he
paid To their accommodation For Which, the charge
shall he reasonable they paying for What they call for
only.Bu n pTeieTTed his price per day, Will be- for
man 8 70 cents-bofse 20 cenis-per week, after the
first week IS each. MARX RICHARDS.
n Cash will he given Tor twenty thousand Of good
6 dier one thousand bushels Of veil cleaned oats and
$50 80 ~ corn. Nov. 20. 55..Wf 81. Il.
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SALE AND HIRING OF NEGROES
In EnnchLllL md lSi..L ......L ~

IN GO0chIund md Richmond.
4 IN the 29th ddy Of thiS month"; (January \ will IA.
- hired TO tue highest bidder, for one year a, 4
vale, III The county Of Goochland tie late residence
OF ThOmas Miller, Esq. dec. all the NEGROES which
are now upon said piantatIon...At the same time and
place. VIII he offered for SALE credit Of months
we crops OF Corn, Fodder &c.aIso sundrY articles of
household aud Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Utensils
&C.,. BOND aud approved security will he required
Ana on Tuesday, the lSt dny Of FebrXdtu Ne,t
before The font door Of the Bell Tavern in the CITY OF
richmond will lie offered at public auction for cash
between twenty and thirty LIKELY NEGROES, belong
ing TO the estate of said Miller, consisting men yo
men aud children. J. X. FERGUSON
one ofthe errors Of Thomas Niher, dec.
Jdn. o Id
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" iRGiNA.-At rules holden ~ the CLERKS ONCE OF
The superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district, the 28th day Of November, 1870
Lachariah MGTudeT.................... Plaintiff
AGAINST
John ?. Morfisett, Abraham s. woodbridge and Geo.
W. Cole, adm'oT Of James Cation. Delends9fs.
The defendant Jobu 2. MoTisett not havIHg entered
bis appearance and given security according to the act
Of Assembly and the relies OF this conr and appeafn
by satisfactory evidence, that he Is not an nbabitant
Ofths ccuutty, Is Ordered That the said
do appear here the thirty hfst day Of the next term
aud the hill the pTaintd and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted az some ueWspaper
published IN the city Of Richmond, Tor two months
excessively aud posted the trout door Of The caoi
t0i ~ tue said city W. W. HENtNG, &. e.
Dec " 62.sWSw
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@. TERR4LL

INFORMS bis friends and the public, that he intends
to continue the exercise Of bis profession and that
his Seminary will he opened for the reception stu
dents aud pupils, the first Monday Of January next
ensuing Mr.. Joseph Segur his assistant whose aDia.
bic disposition aud a5sidUoHs attention IN teachiur
recommend him to parents, no less than his attain.
uens, viii ake charge Of the classical department.
The tees of uien will be the at present to be
paid quarterlyAfe few boys can he accommodated with
BOARD, by the quarter or year, upon moderate terms.
Dec. 40 7o-foN
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EDUCATION.

HE Subscriber, having been literally encouraged In
the instruclionOf youth for nearly twenty years
lends 10 continue his SCHOOL the ensuing year III
which viii he taught the Languages aud Sciences
rally Knowing the great socitnde OF parents for
provenent and welfare of their Children (being himself
parent he is resolved To The greatest attention
the morals aud health OF his pupils, aud his
most endeavuuTs to promote their advancement in IL
terature. lie intends 10 have an examination OF bis
Scholars in the the month OF September at which he
would be happy To all their Parents and Guar
aians. His situation is retired and very healthy His
Sosrders will all lodge under the root ith himself
and rs they will he generally in s presence hearing
while III and out OF School, viii ne much in his power
4" guard them against the errors and accidents to
winch young persons are liable. 20
Those who may wish 10 receive further inform 0n
respecting this institution are requested To apply
Mr. George W. Smith, near the Bell Tavern in Richmond
"T 10 wTIe to the subscriber aud direct t
to The Post office at the Bowling Green, Carsne Coun
". THOMAS h. COLEMAN. President
of Concord Academy, Caroline County
w. 25. .s9.-. .(2)St'
TO WILLRRS.
EoLeGNE ESoPuS MILL STONES Of all, ICES
~ for sale by ,-y NIB. PoITIAux
Dec. IL. 63-(2Nf
CoBee, Sugar, Spanish Hides, &C.,
SO Bags Prime GREEN cofFBE
20 Hhds. do. st. CroiX SUGAR
30 do. I'd quality do.
1000 Spanish OK HIDES
20 Barrels TANNERS OFF,,
And will he landed to-day from the Schr. Hamlet
from Philadelphia
20 Hhds good RYE WBISKEY
80 Barrels do. do
FoRsA Low BY
RALSToN & PLEAsANTs
OetobeI ~. Is..u
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Valuable Lands an 6nchiHg'0dIa cDan(u
ID ELONGiNG 10 the estate OF Robert Ctaig, dec.
II sale by auction. IN obedience tue last
aud testament of Robert Craig dec. and ornit
to decree of the supreme court of the United States
VIII be sud at pnblis auction, .on the premises OF
the hst fair day thereafter, OF LAND Gin the
sounty OF buckingham which The said Robert Craiy
resided, commonly called the Home House Tract stu
aed Immediately on James river containing by late
survey 300 acres. The sale which made the
in August last Mr. James w. winfree has been
sci aside by order of the court of the United
the Virginia dstrct-l50 of said land are first
quality owgroumds, about 600 Of the adjoining
highland considered AZ good as in the the
balance generally wood and some Of IL well timbered
Fhe improvements snf1cient for the accominoda
ton of small famiiy-aud the situation equal to any
on the river III that part of the country aording an
extensive view az the river for upwards OF tive miles
II is immediately below, and I'M sight OF SCos ferry
immediately after the sale OF this tract will he sold
another tract 81 Lana, lying on Muddy creek con-
tanning 1910 acTes... also, another Tract, containing
$50 acres, purchas ed by Robert Crazy Jacob
Each OF those tracts ofapd have recently surve.
ed aud plated. They will he shewn To any gentiemaH
wishing TO purchase, on application to MFR. Smith Inv
ing at tue Home H0nse Pmtaon.-One, two and three
years credit will he allowed The upon then
giving bonds with approved security, aud deeds Vt
trust the land 10 the punctna payment
the purchase moneys. Aer the sale OF the deTeu
tracts of land, eight ten NEGROES with all the
sold on credit OF twoyeaTs the purchasers to give
bopds with approved security. Having several sale.
10 make, the public are respectfully to atieud
at an early hour, the saE of the land will commence
at eleven o'clock By order of James Scott ESQ exT
OF John Leslie, dec. who ex'or OF Robert Craig
dec. MoNCURE, ROBINSON x PLEASsNTS a
THOMAS TAYLOR, AuctioReers..s-t =.
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NOfiCE.-for hire, on fharSdIy, the i3th Jdn't
nert at the late residence Of Sarah Fore decd
Chester field county, several NEGROES for III ensuing
year And at the same time ard place will he ssld al
the HOUSEHOLD aud KITCHEN FURNlTuRE-Anj
the PLANTATION will be rented until the LIST Dec'r
l520-tbe property belonging To the estate Of Joht
Fore, sen. dec. Terms made known on day OF sale.
JAMES FORE, AdD'or,
With the will annexed Of john Fore, sen. dec.
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55&,, FOR LONDON,
SIA1& To The address eff Mrssrs I

% tIS dNuTtsS al mFSSTS john
GIiAII Son, with the liberty of consignment, the
substantial fast sailing brig FAIRY, Thomas Rnap,
master burthen 400 hhds. is loading Warwick
and viii be ready sail short time. For freight
or passage, apply WILLIAM GILLiATT, or
SCOTT, IRWIN q CO
S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-15

AOTICE.1he pHbiiU wee some tine last tail hUIi.
~ Rrd that "L1FE" would be ready for delivery ia
March last at PIPER copy, la bOardS. Being defeated
IN or first purpose by circumstances utterly beyond
foresight or control, have endeayoied make
amends for the aelay and disappointment, by h0kJ
binding the tCOrk and reducing tie price 10 S 50
per cODB. IN this FORM and at this price, the work
nov offered to Subscribers aud the public.
BRANCH 4 IIGON.
N. p. The above work for sale al Peter Cottom's
Book Store. Jan.l. 7I..pi
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Iap.ItL ~ sac ~ Lease

7
kTOH SALE credit OF one three ana -four wears,
y the tavern formerly occupied bJ Daniel MiChauX
situated ~ Powb5tau county, the buckingham road
about 20 miles above Richmond, and ~ below Powha
tan Courthouse, known ny the Of HOpkipsville,
HOpkns's Tavern " sold pilot TO the 9th dGg Of
Ocf0bey It will on that day We offered for rent 10
The highest bidder. For terms apply 10 MT.ARCWu
ROBERTSON residing on the premises. Or to the sub
scriber. JOHN ROBERTSON.
iniy ~. IQ..wff
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NoflCE.-Tbe subscriber has conveyed The whole
oihis remaining estate, both real aud personal t.
Mr.. Patrick Gibson aud Mr.. John G. BaIT by deed OF
trust dapi the Ilth u and for the purposes therein
exercised. G.. J. NACMURDO
Jan 4. n
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NOIiCE.-Ihe President aud Directors Of the Bank
OF virginia have declared Dividend flf per
cent on ne capital stock for the last half year. leaving
ne Soo kholaer So per share PAYABLE after the
'',n INST W. CAMBRIDGE, Cashier.
JdN o
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On NE(tROil-


SHALL oflei toT sale al Ayleps Wattbouse, in tn,
roupty OF King William, on ThUTSdag, the 2Gth ~
thfS month, a. public auction tot cash, six eight
likely yOBng NEGROES, ot the estate 81 Rctcrt Hill
dec. JOHN ChNM POLLARD,
Adnor De bOnts non, Withthe will annexed
Of Robert Hill, Gee.
JAN. g. zg-Gts
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'ltE subscriber having obtained Il license from the
u Common Hail, offers his services 10 the public as
an AUCIlONEER of LANDS and SLAVES. He u M
hso undertake to conduct sales Of eUery description
81 property made under the authority Of executors.
Recommendations, trustees, commissioners appointed rs
AZ hc.
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Warre,ifon Female 1ca,iemu.

rLHE exercises o! us institution viii re-comm &C
q 4 ON the nfst Monday in January, 1870.
Young ladies' instructed in plain sewing aud mus
lin work, reading, orthoGiaphS, grammar, parsing,
writing, arithmetic, geography, win the OF the
eloses mythology, history, n-es lelues chemistr,
natural philosophy, and astronomy.
The best Certificates the principals give, the
nigh character they brought with them from Philadel
pha aud the progress made their pupils they
nave been IN North Carolina. The system of education
pursued III this seminary to furnish the with
knowledge OF things, and not the memory with words
Only The pupils all boarded in the family Of the
principals and are therefore not exposed TO the dan.
. gers inseparable from contrary procedure.
There are Two sessions, but one vacation in the
year. The hrs. session comme on the first Monday
Al January and ends early in June, when the second
commences, which ends in the middle of November
Each lad rs to furnish herself with a ceveTiid, pair
OF blankets, sheets and towels The terms per session
Tor beard aud tuition in the above branches are rs
Drawing, music aud dancing are also taught butiof
each Of these there is a separate charge.
JOSEPH ANDREWS
THOMAS p. JONES. f'"e'pais'
Warrenton, IN. {. J Dec. I6. 65..tI5J
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WE have III store, for private sae--
w ITO hbds. sugar, some Of whIcE 5est qHali,y
80 bbls, dO.-SO bags coffee
90 binds moiasses-6O bids. northern rum
loo bbls gin, (counuy)
Is pipes real Holland
80 hhds. West India rum
60 chests teas, gunpowder, imperial aud youne
hSsOu
$50 boxes glass, Boston mandatory, assorted
sizes-2OO casks cheese
40 casks Lisbsn and TeuerIfe wines
pipes Madeira
26O boxes candles, ssme suitable for family use
$50 boxes soap
10 doz superior wool hats
"a boxes tine hats
go boxes cotton cards
500 Teams letter paper
COO do. writing do.
1870 do. brown wrapping do.
go boxes fig blue-4O boxes Tasins
Is do. China cups and sauceTs
400 sides sUaI leather, &C. &c. &c.
Also for private sale, for the present, general as
soitnient OF DRY GOODS, consisting Of snpeTfnr
cloths, cassimeTes plains, Kendall coious blankets
muslins, domestics, peIisse cloths brown Holland,
dToshedas, linen canbTcs, cotton hose tortoise shell
combs, cOatihgs, &c. &c. nc. and abUnt 90 trunks
shoes, assorted. OTIS, DUNLOP & CO. Auc'rs.
Jan 6. "a. ct