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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-06

For Sale, or Exchange for other Real Esiaie.
3'HE subscriber wishing TO some county
IN THIS STATE near the mountains, and bctw cen the
lanes aud Dan rivers offcrs for sale exchange for
other lands, his etate called GENiTO, In the county
ofPovbaan, i.og on Appomaitox river distant from
Richmond IS niles. and from Petersburg This
estate coufaTs about zoo acres, Of good clay SOIL
ana susceptible ofthe highest Improvement. There is
sufficient quantity Of 1t standing IN wood, aud IN
river 10 an extensive meadow producing every year
abundant crops OF hay. Attached TO The farm Is a
valuable Manufacturing Grst MILL which ceives
each Year from four 10 ve hundred barrels toll corn
This mill 10 owned Jointly By the subscriber aud of
his neishbors, is situated the river and boat, run
from this place to Petersburg nearly all the year
oil the great western market roads passes Immediately
through this estate to Richmond and another TO Pc
tershu'g The Improvements consist Of several small
dwelling houses tavern, store house, &c. &c. and il
has long been known neighhor hood vilage-it 10
intended 10 establish a town where the present i'm
provemenis are Situated and bill for this object is
new IN progress before the General Assembly Genito
Is situated IN one of the hest eghborhoods The
country. iheky settled, and, in general wealthy citi
zens surround TO gentlemen disposed engage in
The mercantile business is heiisved that this place
oilers the best prospects Of success.
For farther particulars apply Col. James Robert
sou OF the Senate, now IN Richmond Capt. Henry
Anderson II the city Of Richmond the subscriber
Oh the premises. GEORGE WILLIAMSON
III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-06

4 IL persons indebted TO JOHN GRAHAM, decessed
n requested make payment TO NE imn e5isieiy
As am eesrens closing the administrator ~ soon
as possible. and therefore csauot grant Indulgence
sny body. WALTER DUN, Execuior
Nov. -. Sa..f Of J0hu cretsp, deed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-06

'G'Hk SuDseriber WIn transact COMMISSION BU
VIM. Giiiiat. WM j. NORRIS
Jan. 2. za..H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-06
COMMISSION BUSINESS

THE subscribers having this day entered int part
nership under The firm OF LANSDOwN x CON.
MEX, respectfully Offer their services 10 the public as
auction q COMMUNION Merchants, In The town Of
Danvnle. They have taken the house Old Street,
formerly occupied BY Messfs. Robertson * Beavers
Where they are prepared 10 receive all kinds e Goods
and Country Produce storage for sale. They
VIII buy and sell country produce ship for those
VINO may think proper TO auihofise them. they will
also purchase Tobacco on their account.
GEORGE r. LANSDOwN
Jan vs. S3..4w JAMES CONNER.
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u virtue Of deed trust, The purposes therein
- stated. will be sold at public auction Hedpes-
gay, the I'm day Of 6prH nerf, AZ eleven O'clock
hr premises, those valuable BRICK TENEMENrS on
Boingb COX street, being i've IN number, commencing
al Tue tenement at the corner of Bungbrook and
Sycamore streets, occupied by I,avis a. Farrar, and
extending to the lot al Mr. james Km-x aud hch are
nuinbsred IA said deed No. L. q and 5, Together
WIN Brick Lxmbrr House, aud other valuable i'm
poseienis on SAID lets The whole will he sold or so
nurh thereof As Will be necessary pay the debt aHd
interest mentioned in said deed This property
Is valuable aud pr ductve and certainly is wasihy The
aitentt u Il persons ofcapiiaI.
ne ienemenis are under OF from six twelve
enhdred 6liars each and being situated in the most
commercial part Of the town. will always command
coon rent and being also fully insured from loss by
hre ~ tue Rchmond oice the purchasers rendered
perfectly sec"re on that he7d.. Should any person
residing at distance wish Tor any further information
respecting this valuable property, they may obtain II
by writing TO al this place.
The property will be sold by Mr.. William Moore
aoconeer, on Credit ofthree, six, and months
equal instruments, tor approved, endorsed negotiable
NOTES, With reservation OF the tile until the whole
shall be paid, or deed will any time made OH
receiving deed OF trust TO the purchase money
The notes will be required the sale Is closed
ana In case of failure to deliver them by O'Clock
'" required, the property, such part Is bought
by any person failing give snch notes will be
hta "r'sck on The evening Of the day. npon the
same terms. JOHN ALLISON Trustee
tFttfrtn"fr. Jan. - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-08

BosroS, May 23.-Thc following u. S.
Stock, belonging TO the State, was this day
sold at auction, at Merchants Hall, by Mr..
Cochran.
s 2i9,76O Three per cents, NJ rs cents for 100
1900 Skis OF 1912, nj per cent, premium.
3I7O0 do. &c fsI3 4" ~.
1901 do. Of 1915, =" 1O4 TO 10.
The three per cents were all in one certif.
cate, and sold rs one lot. The other stock
was sold in lots of from 500 to 5000.
The above stock was sold agrceably to an
act providing for the payment of the public
debt-to be transferred and paid for on the
Cd ofJuly.
The English ship Mnia, Captain WALroN
arrived at Havana, Goth inst. in 119 days
from Cadiz, via st Catalina, (Old Proyi-
dence.) The Maria was captured on the 9TH
March, of the Isle of Pines, by a squadron
of Insmgent priyateers and carried to Old
Providence, where her cargo was condemn
ed and sold, with The exception of so much
as was sufficient tosecure TO the Captain the
amount of his freight. The cargo consisted
of Sugar, Wine, Salt and Hams.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-08
EROM Pr ALL.

NEW YORK, June Capt. Newman in
forms that Pernambuco was rather in dis
turbed state when he left there, 81 days
since. The accounts from Rio Janeiro stat
cd that the King had sailed or was about to
sail for Lisbon, and there had recently been
two changes in the ministry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-08


REPORTED CAPTURE or CARACAS.
A letter received from St. Thomas, by a
respectable gentleman in this city, states, that
Caracas fell into the hands of the patriots OH
the 5th of May. IT appears by this state
ruent chat Gen. LA TOME, with his second
10 command, Morales, $50 distinguished for
his crIeltics under MOrilIo,) had made a
movement in advance to meet the main ar
my under the President, BoLrvAa, who had
been joined by PAEz, having under him the
British and Irish, with 1000 native troops, of
which 1900 were cayalry--that in this move
ment la TORE left the city uncovered.
when BERMUDAs by a mastery march, threw
himself in the rear Of the royal army, entered
the city in triumph, Of which nc made him
sell completely master, to the great ioy of
the lnhabitants-It is further stated that La
guyra subsequently fell into the hands of the
independents, and that according to the lat
est accounts the Patriot flag noated all along
the coast-such is the sum of tho Intelligence
which has reached us. We trust il NAV turn
out To be correct, and what is related respect
ing Gen. BERMUDA rather inclines us to be-
lleye it true, as we have reason 70 know, that
at the period of the Armistice in November
last, BERMUDAz, who is native Of Caracas.
and is highly esteemed there, had secret
understanding with the inhabitants, and was
about to take the city by surprise when the
suspension OF hOstllities put stop To- the en-
terpl1zc.--it is but natural that this project
would be the first thing 10 engage hs attes-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-08


CHARLESTON, June I've learn by the
sclrs. Bold Commander, from Matanzas,
That American produce was extremely dull
Flour, Sif lard and Hams, $40 Rice,
50 10 to 4. Island productions on the rise.
twenty sail o. American vessels were in
i,2rs, waiting for Mo!asscs. Three English
s'ip' were ioaling with Coffee, which was
s:1Fcn, and 5rough; from 20 to sci.
d new Tariff Of Duties was shortly cx-
p"ctcd 70 be issued, by which they would bc
so much reduced, as to render smuggling
an unnecessary and Improbable underia-
kiug.
The Patriot privatecrs which had been
tor some tins ofthc Ilarbor Of Havana, had
moi been SEEN for several days.
Peyioe Crarea, ESQ. appointed CONNER
cal Agent OF tic United States al Mafanzas.
md not been acknowledged hy the Spanish
authorities they however, allowed hin TO
i'iliii its dates without interruption.
fhe oiig the difcrnce.-Tn tho next Con-
gross, Virginia viii have hut five usto Rcpre-
seniailSes, and New-Y ork will have but five
OIL nes. The difference Of practise in these
two States occasions these odig. Tin tho for
mr., a good Representative is reelected as
'c VIII serve. IN thc latter, such is the scraln-
a. for seatin Congress, that a good or
had men'hcr IS seldom allowed TO serve more
maj one term. I'roridcnca Pat
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-15
Cheap GOODS,

CUPRRFINE, .miding and common Prosd-
~ cloths, do do do Csssimeres,
Blue ssa drab Kerseys, Sattnetts,
Light aud dark Gallo oss, 4-4 London Prints,
3 "A and GA lag ht snd dark English Gingharn5,
G,nghsm Robes, 34 md A British Couors,
Linens, Linen CAmorics,
Linen ,C@mbric Hhks.
Al and GA Cambria Muslins, Furnitures,
Black, white and colored CSmbrics,
Al snd Ga corded and checked do.
Plsin and figured leEo and book Musins,
Variety OF fancy do. scotch Lawns,
Black and colosec Leysntnes. Black Florences,
Blsok Sinchaws s rsnetts,
Black Floren,ne Vestings. Plaid Silks,
Plsin sud hgi d green Ssrsneits and other colors
Maxim .a6 Canton Grapes, Dsk. Italian do.
Cssslmere- SaAw!s plain and eo.dered,
ImiIstion Merino do.
Grape Sh2wls, silk ard Cotton do.
Rnss,s shestng ravens Duck,
Rassis d. pers, CFess, Grown Linens,
American ShFlings. Shee,ing,. stp'pes. checks
and Glngham's 8-4 Cotton Dsmask,
Bl4ck Silk Lace, plsin ana figured white Silk do.
SIX and Cotton Umbrellas,
Wblte Jeans, Naakiuet', Nsnkins,
Long Lawns, figured Flsnnels,
w ute, Red, Yellow and Green Flsnnels.
SILK, Cotton and wOrstea Hosiery,
KID. Besver and Six Gloves, Grsndurills,
Black silk Hks. checked silk do.
+ AK, Bind snps and fancy do.
Bnts. nIa and Msdrss do French Blaids,
Back and coored Tabby Velvets,
Wh'e Msrssiiies ses'ing, variety fancy dc.
Striped Florentine, Bombs ze;ts,
Pisds, Gamble, CO toh Lsees,
Gen'semen's white and fgr'd Crsvsts. Pongees,
Ribbons, Sd and Ga DmotieS, Furniture &C.
Cheneile Curds, Mtilrnett~, Buttons,
Sewing Silks md Twist, Tapes and Threads,
lnd,s CAiicoes and CoIons, Suspenders.
Together uih pariety Of other Goods lotich ore
selling al Gerry ior prices, by
JOHN L. STORER.
No. l. Union R0r. PoItisnd, May |, II.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-15
TO FARMERS.

HE elegant 'eed Horne, known by the name
4 Of INDEPENDENCE, so Justly celebrated
for his besuty, size aud breed will be kept fot
the of the public At The Stable Of the subscr-
Der In Cumberland, formerly Northyarmou:h
during the present season, except the 18th and
18th lays of May ius, which days be will stand
at the Stable of Mr.. JONATHAN McKENNEY, in
Portland.
Farmers Who are desirou, to improve the breed
of their Horses are invited to can aud examine hir:
for themselves, which cannot fail Of giving more
,aiifaction than. can pofh.'y be done by giving a
long train of noble ancestry.
ISAAC MERRILL.
Cumberland, May !, 1891.
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At a Court of Probate held At the

~ >'ptii vi fOUdtc fIcIU al Inc
Probat Office in Portland, within and for The
county OF Cumberland, on the fra Tuefday of
May, ioithe year of our Lord eighteen huadred
and twenty oae.
4 fHARLRS b. SMITH, and BETSY HI. wife
- adminiIratrir Of the eftzfe Of JAMES CAY.
late OF faid Portland Merchant, deceased. hav;ns-
Prefented her Lrf@cccunt of adminifra alton of the
ena'e of faid deceafed aud Mary Gay, widow OF
'aid deceased having prefented her petition for au
allowance oue of hi, perfonal eflate.
ORDERED, That The faid Smith aud wife give
notice to all psrioas iniersaed. by cousing COPY
Of this order to be puoiified three weeks fucccs.
lively 10 he Portland Gazette, printed at Portland
thar they nzy appear az Probate Court 20 Be
held a. ne Probate Office aforefaid On MONDAY
before the FRI Tue-dsy OF May next a,.teo or he
clock 10 the forenoon, ADD thew cauls If any they
have, why he lame account fbouId not be allow
ed, and The prayer of fad petition granted
A. K. PARIS, Judge.
true copy Attea.
HoRArIo SouTncArR, Regifsr.
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1'HE AsieHors IF the town Of Portland. hereby
give notice to the inhabirsno, and al o. her
person' lbe TO pay taxes in SAID town, that they
will attend al their office Che Counting Room of
Joel Ia I, Fore Street, CO the 7h sth, 9th. and
lo,h days of May, inst. from to ~ O'Clock
A. M and from TO clock Z. M of each
day, 10 receive the Vaiualion Of their properly
according to law-and they are hereby request
ed 20 bring in and perfect lists Of their Pois,
and the just value of their Estates both real aud
personal, including proprietary Estate and Estaes
10 trust which thsy respectively possessed Of
on he lrn day of May 1891.
The 10 Iq1sing Schedule may Serre as u Form.
Polls of is years old and upwards.
Real Estate within the town of Portland in their
o. right or the RICH, of Others improved or not
improved (Pews in Houses of Public Worship ex-
cepted.)
\ Money at interest more than they pay interest,"
for.
All debts due 10 them more than they are in
debted tor
Back stoek-hed 10 any Bank.
Public Securities of all sorts The just value
!. Amount of all Goods, Wares aud Merchandise
II any other STOCK In trade including stock en-
poyed in manufactures vs1ess of all kinds a.
home or abroad, with all their flores and appurte
nznces.
Shares or property in airy incorporate company,
for bridge or turnpike rcad,-or hares 10 any
other incorporated company pollsfiiDg taxable
properly according &c the juit vsine .hereof.
All p!eafufe carriages, horses, neat cattle, of
year old and upwards.
Income from profession, trade or employment
gained by land.
All other property, excepting fksep, houfehola
furniture, wearing apparel farming atensis, toolst
of mechanics necssary for carrying on heir bust
ness, sale works for the manufacture Of sslt, and
machinery 10 Cotton and woollsn mAnusactories. y
The assessors solicit the particular attention Of
the inhabitants tottke above Dotice and thar their
lists be minutely made su-Tsran,s designating
the owners of real e0ae occuDed ty them and
owners are also Iequslted TO give the nsmes Of the
occupants.
DANIEL COBB
VIM. SWAN .4S5ess0re.
JOEL HALL,
Portland Nav o. 1921.
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j. & K. HOOLE,
Fore Street. head Of IngrahGD.'s Wha5,
HAVE TOR GAZE
Paints, &c.

HAVE FOR SALE,
so chests aud boxes Hyson, tTE AS.
Young Hy,on & Souchoug O1AO
g Hhds. W.. Rum--20 do. n. England do
2 pipes c. Brandy do. II. Gin
8 pipes III. Gins do. Lisbon Wine;
; casks Malaga Wine-20 bags and bbls. Sugar;
90 hhds. MoIasses-25 boxes Chocolate;
boxes Starch-bags Coffee
50 boxes mould Candles--20 10 dipped 10;
Bags Pepper and PImento-S0 bbls. clear Pork;
50 bbls n. York Mess and 10 bbs No. Beef;
10 bbls. No. Beef-i50 Quintals p Fish
$50 Quintals CD Fsh--S5 doz. Hoes;
10 doz Shovels-2 ca SKIS assorted Shot.
80 Casks Powder--i0 drums Figs;
1 bags English Wanuts-5 do. Filberts;
90 boxes NJ. and B. Rasius-l case sweet Oil :
10000 A. Cisars-7 boxes s. do;
goo h. bladder Snuf--10 kegs Tobacco
go dog. pr cotton and wool Cords
Ad Cd Sd. t0d f2 and 20J cut Nails
Factory Yarn, from No. 10 IS,
Z by 9 and by 10 Glass;
zoo hhds. ST. Ubes Salt:
Together with general assortment of Hard
and Hotiozg Ware. &C. &c &c.
Portland, Nay 1. 1921. CIV
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HoRATIp ssgTHcATE Regiler.

Al a Court OF Probate held al the
Probate Office in Portland wi,tn aad for The.
county of cumberland, on the .ra III. STAY of
May, in the year of our Lord eighsssa hundred
and twenty oe.
MARY BROWN, admininratrir of the eRaie
w of BENJAMIN BROWN. lafe Of Norh-
Yarmouth 10 aid county, Yeomsn, deces.sd,
having presented her fra account Of admnilra-
too r. he ef.afe OF ssid deceased
CRDERID Thaf the said Mary give notice ~
al Perfons tote efed, by causing cosy OF this
ORDER TO be published three week. successivey ia
the Portland G. zette, printed at Portland. that
they may appear az Probate Cur 10 Dc held at
the Frobate OGiee aforefaid. Monday next
before the fra Tuesday Of June nexr a. rem Of
the clock 10 the forenoon anc flew csufe, n
any they have, why he fame lnrus not be al
lowed a. 4. PaRsIl, Ildge
Atrue Copy-Attest.
HoRATIo SoUrHoATE, Register.
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E. NJ. POMEROY'S
METALLIC STRAP
AND
j. AS TIE.
For Rosors, Surgeons Instruments Penknires, SC
MANUFACTURED by CONSTANT KIRTIAnp Co.
WaIlingford, Conn.

f0f hosoTs, Surgeons instruments Penkniues, &c
MANUFACTURED by CONSTANT KIRTLANp Co.
Walinsford, Conn.
Sold Wholesale aud Rtlail IN
ISAAC ADAMS, bookseller,
No. z, Erehangs Street, Pokk..AsD,
Ageut for the State of Nine.
G. X. & Co. oifer the above Strap and taste 10
the public, with iuli belief thar they will be found
on trial TO be Tar superior TO any ever before used
IN this country or elsewhere.
They feel themselves su hor zed 10 make this
declaration, from her ewr experrenee--tLe appro
baton Of all who hss1 Used them and The recon-
mendaiions Of sevsk gent 81 sa of The irst re-
spectasility.
.4nions ofheEs, utsu subaasfte me public HE fol-
loi0ing.
hereby cest'fytt hIhavs for six or seven weeks
past mace ne of "a, strap and competition
or Paste, prepared ss,~ VI. Pomeroy of Waling-
ford, Conn. for shasp,~sog NJ Rszors add Surg,-
cal Instruments, and am cer,~ 4. ihas have never
found aoy Strap or composition that will produce
30 perfect an edge either on q Razor or oa Sur
geUus' lnstruReuts.
NATHAN SMITH, Prof. of Physic and Surgery,
Yale College. now p,of a. Bowdoin College.
New Haven, August ID As2O.
Protection Silliman Of Y2ie College states that
Pomeroys Straps is decidedly superior 10 any he
eve' ued by giving to rszors detiesIe edge, that
he substance employed IN preparing che strap,
could Dot have been better chosen and that tie
lever heard OF Its being applied for this purpose
before.
Having used one Of Mr.. Pomeroy's Razor Straps
tor some time past, and having been made 4c4uan-
ted with the nature of the Paste whiah he uses 10
dreffing them, have no hesitation in certifying,
hat believe it TO be much superior TO any thing
before used for that purpose.
ELI WHITNEY.
Gun Mandatory, near New Haven, Aug. 8. $780,
Middlebury College, Oct 81, 1920.
Having for several week., made use of E. NJ.
pomeroys Metallic Strap and Paae, can testify,
thar have never been able 20 prepare Razor so
well and with so much facility, by any her
means and am confident, that no man, having
made the experiment, will ever willingly reiin-
quish the nsc of this Incompatible Strap and Paste,
while he continues to use Razor.
JOSHUA BATES,
- President Of Middebury College.
May l. te.o.P.6w.)
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HR public are hereby informed thar Ma
THAN MERRILL BARTLETT, of Newcury
Port, by profession Shoemaker, having Jeff fsid
town where resides his Lawful wife and f ur child
rem without providing meaos for their fupport,
and has hlmief acknowledged connerion with a
female at Portland this is for BID him and all
Others from proceeding TO coniumate fueh au TN
lawful relation If be would avoid the penalty o.
the law. LEWIS LOWELL.
Newbury Port, May s, 1891.
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THE subscriber proposes opening S.fFNO
GRAPHIC SCHOOL in this town for N
instruction Of Gentlemen aud Ladies on Monday,
the l4th of the present. month UsqueStiopahe
sredent izs are exhibited by him, of his qua'i6ca-
tions, from his recent glasses. Price Of Tui,ion
500 Room aud Stationary inclusive. 10 Lesson
2 hou' each win comprise the term. Those
wishing 20 subscribe will please TO call a, the
Portland Bookstore.
May, 8. VIM. w. HALL.
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PROBATE NOTICES.

. D ihe Hon ALBION X. PARIS L>q Judge "
Probate, &c for The county Of Cumberland.
WILLIAM Johnson, uf Atand,sh in said
w county Esquse, administrator de bonis non
&c of AARON RICHARDsoN, late of Newton, in
the consty Of Middlesex aud state IF Massachu-
sets deceased, humbiy shews, that The estate OF
said deceased, not administered consists OF certsia
lands in saIdotandsh, being the reytrs,on of the
Widows dover IN said estate, vIz. lots numbeGet
| twenty seven, twenty eight and twenty zine, III
the tIst division an standIsh aforesaid containing
thirty acres each, with one house, Stable
barn thereon. and valued a. appears by the fnveh
DRY an ihe Probate Office in said county of Com
bcTland at the sum OF thousand sud eighty
three dollars and thirty three cents and that ,br
debts due by said deceased AZ the tiIoe of hls de-
cease, appears b. the fetuln OF the commission
ers appointed to ascertain the claims against saG
estate, amounted to two Thousand six hundreh
eighty one dollars and seventy nine Gents. u which
only part was paid by the estate Of said decea-ed
then liable by law Tor the payment OF his debts
and leaving tue SUN Of nineteen hundred lSrCy
dollars and seven cents, still due 10 the creditors
OF said es,ate.-He therefore prays your Honour
togFaBt him license TO sell the whole OF said rea
estate, tor the payment Of the debts aforesaid am
legal charges. WILLIAM TOAPo0A.
May 1, 1921.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

7 oSI on tne Road between Freepori Corner
~ aad Larrabecs' Tavern In North-Yarnnuih on
the Esd inst. a LEATHER POCKET BOOK
Containing 9G5 Dollars ia Bank Bills, Of various
Banks and denomrnations--Mo Mostly of Portland
and Western Nonty.-Ihere was also in said Poek-
ct Book when lost an Execution in favour of
Messrs. j. Il f. HooLE, OF Portland, Of The
amount of about SS6.-Which sum was wrapped
up in said Execution.
Whoever will re;urh said Pocket BoCk with its
contents 10 the subscriber leave the same where
be can obtain it, shall receive the above reward
GEORGE GERRISH.
Durham April, eth, 1891.
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New Goods-OHYyery cheap.al
CHARLES BRADLEY

LAS juh received an extensive assortment of
= ENGLISH, FRENCH, INDIA and AMERICAN
DRY GOODS, which will &c sold very cheap. ITO.
cath only consulting 10 part of the following VIZ
Elegant rankin Grape Dresses
Black rankin Grapes, few pieces extra quality,
2 cases black and coloured Canton. Grapes,
"a Grape Shawy,
Fancy Habit Handkerchief,
Silk hlg, bandanna, black aud cro,sbarred do.
Elegant figured and twiIled Silks,
Back and coloured Silks, a large assortment,
Beff sewing Silk and Twiif,
Silk Gloves, Gent. spuu nix half Hole,
Elegant garnnur ribbcn,, new stile,
Rack Bomhazns Italian Grapes,
White ace Shawls, black Galoons,
Black and coloured Ribbons,
Irish Linens, linen Cambrcs do do. hdsfs.
Long Lawns imitation, null and common Book
Mullins, remarkably low; figured Musiins, from
one 70 nine ihlliDgs per yard,
4 and Cambtcs, cheap,
London Prints, elegant patterns,
Calicoes, large assortment, and very cheap,
Rich Furnitures, EDgifh Cingharns Carlisle do.
Cotton Cafhnere., eco dog. cotton Handk'fs. some
at the ow price of Is cts. per dozen,
Ladies and Gentlemen's white cotton Hofe,
Wide and narrow pimit,es from 20 to 80 cts. per
yard, black tabby Velveis,
Black cotton Binding, ladies & gentlemens Gloves.
Cotton Servings, coioured Camhrics,
British Cottons, blpe and buff Nankins,
Suspenders, american Shee,ings, Shirtipgs, Cling
hams, Stripes, Checks, &c. &C.
Bef supertiue blue and black LopdoR Brsadcoths
A large assortment of blue, black, mixed aud
other coloused CLOTHS, which were bought ~
auction and will be soid unusually cheap, Csfi
meres Satipetts, white add coloured Flannss,
pain ord figured Cashmere Shawls, new patterns,
a, very redused prices, fine black Bombazets.
May /.