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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-04
REAL. E.SrA fE-di auction.

REAL ESrArL-ai auction,
On MONDAY, Dec. s--s, II O'Clock, A N
On ne hrrm'ses--y fair ,oeof6e', o,her.
i1'se fhe neif ioi, day. (un!ess hrsviousiy s0.d
ou Private contract,
HE Farm Of the subscriber. si,uste in Middle
town, shout q mite and half from the S,s,e.
House in Newport, With the D~ cling House. Ou,.
Houses. privileges and appurienances to the same
belonging. Sid farm comprises about 81 acres.
and viii be sold in lots 10 suit purchasers. Those
wishing . more par,icula: description, and know.
ledge Of the conditions will apply to the subscriber
living on the premises
ALANSON PECKHAM.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-04

During the two ensuing months, besides
the Congress Of The Unned States, the Leg.
islatares Of no less than sixteen OF the most
important States of the Union will be in ses-
sion.
Major.General Scott, arrived at Washing.
ton, on the 2olh instant. Ho is on bis wsy
to the west, TO exchange command with Ma.
iof.Genefai Gaines.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-04
Newport. Nov %, 1925.
Mr. Sixons,

Mr. SiNors,
On very recently perusing the two last Numbers
OF The Ladies Magazine, WAS very much pleased
and delighted perceive tina, they continue 10 rice
in importance and TO encourage the cause of truth
and goodness by presenting the most interesting and
momenlous Instructions with all the fsscnstions
aud prepossessiOns which the female pen appears SO
easily to impart to all IL undertakes in the promo
tim Of sensibity. of virtue, and of religion
and we hope IL viii still continue to spread far and
vide aud at the same TINE sHord tie sweetest sat.
isfscton to the sniabie editor, whose highes, plea
sure ii appears is 10 do good and to communicse.'
BY g,,iay iae above all insertion in your paper,
you viii cb.ige suBSltiBER
CoSosss The Congress OF the United States,
convened a, Washington on Monday last !, is
strongly app-ebended there win be more tax than
work done at the presen, session.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
Valuable Real Estate for ,SoJe-

'HE tract of land which the subscriber resides in
the county of Bedford, miles from New London A
mile from the Academy and Is from Lyncbburg containing
about $500 acres between 500 and 400 cleared the
balance In woods-he whole of IL first tobacco land
except 20 or 90 and that excellent grain land This
land is very heavily tmhered lies remarkably WELL and is
hntiy waeTed The improvements extremely
and commo'ous and the neghborhood healthy, wealthy
aud agreeable. -
dIo--A tract Of land living Staunton river in the
county at Campbe called TIE Bowling Green, within %
miles of Lynchhurg containing 1000 acres which about
acres are cleared large portion which first rair
bottom land, admirably adapted culture Of tobaoc co
The plantation is in fine order, we'll and heaby-
The balance of the land is in woods due proportion
of IL tobacco land of the first quality.
5Ho-Anoter tract OF land IN the OF Cansbel on
Ivy creek, about three miles from Lynchurg, containing
ara acres very small portion cleared, which fresh and
~ r. hear-the remainder is mostly rich tobacco
he rst quality and heavily mbered the woad or this
tract source Of considerable proftwe wa,ered ana
several excellent mill seats
nave several other tracts equally valuable, tedious
TO describe five lots in the town of Lyncburp three nm
the main street and u the hill. "
The subscriber invites capitalists view this
property which he offers Tor on the most
terms; smnil proportion ofthe purchase money will he
required IN hard, and credit of one and three
viii he given for The balance. For further particulars ap
plcson may lie made To the subscriber near New London
or in case OF my absence Mr. irvine near the
place. WILLIAM InVJYE
july II. te-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
LAND FOR SALE

FEtHE subscriber offers COR sale the ofann on which
II he resides, situated IN the county Of Chesterfield
miles from Manchester aud between the Manchester
pike aud James river. This rsc contains acres ~ Of
which wood land Of good quality, as heavily tinbe
rs any land in the county excellent saw-n has
recently been erected upon the premises, very
good which renders the timber peculiarly ysluae
The improvements consist Of eomuOdiOus dwelling.
house buildings for and other domestic purposes
and good barn and stable The situation Is
healthy and The land well watered The tract may be d-
vided adyantageousy and will be disposed Of II desired
II the above OF land Is disposed Of privately be
fore the first day Of October neTt will tlat dav be
offered at public auction, the premises, upon credit
one, two and three years or, desired The patment of
the purchase money will be divided into annua install
ents, each iDstameDf bearing interest the day
sale AZ the time and place will be sold on credi
Of nine months, all the farming utensils the growing Gro,
OF corn, fodder, hay oats and rye Wagon team
ear the stock Of sheep, hogs cows (smorgst which
arc two yoke Of and several good mich cows and
every species Of properly pertaining to the farm.
Julyd. i7.-2t&wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
WORTHY OF ATTENTION..

vALuABLE Stock Farm for sale. situated north
fork OF Hoiscin river as miles from Abingdon. ys
miles from the Boat Yard and miles below the bridge
lately erected by Mr. Frederick Ross. The
between 1900 and 1000 quality land mar of
which low grounds and well for he mp ms well
as all other kinds " produce and said
by none IN that section OF country and divided to
suit purchasers and would admit four rich
There are likewise quantity Of sugar tract
Is cultivation for the The houses are such
ms nre merely The stock on this place
Is immense, being surrounded by Bays mountain which
affords almost kind Of The water is OF most
excellent quality, and OF limestone The subscriber will sell
an excellent bargain la this esaeihe purchaser having
one part down, The balance paid in
likely Young negroes. Application he to Mr. Fred
vrick A. Ross nj the north fork OF oein or in his ni-
sence Ia Mr. Purey Fairbanks who will shew the premises
or the subscriber, living in Cumberland county,
iersviie, Virginia. John DIjEFIEy n
D. The above described land is situated Sullivan
county, East Tennessee. st-at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
WESTERN AGENCY.

fy1E subscriber agent number of citizens Of Viz
ginn, having I,und IL necessary to establish an Of
flee at the seat Of Government In Kentucky
assistance with view ofextending his business and will
now receive agencies for doing business
tor selling land investigating titles prosecuting suits pay
ing taxes, collecting &c. To aid him i'm which, he
has engaged the hest counsel in the state Having heen
engaged In this business for Eve years.
aty compelled 10 extensive connected surveys Of
tue country, with laid down. as shew all
the titles conflicting with it, and these connections
e." he feels strong confidence in his ability determine
their relative strength. These connections already extend
upwards of $40 miles the Ohio they are grau
ally ennrging, that after while he hopes upon the
'etpt of agency for land able to determine the
the country to know the quality oftbe land much diff
equity The Subscriber has also Office established
owensborough At the yellow Banks where his absence
his brother, Philip Tripe,t, will to his business
anu in his absence from Frankfort his business will he
tented to bv Mr. A. T. Burnley. Letters directed the
subscriber at Frankfort paid will be promptly
Ell TO- application also be made MIR. Thos Green
of Richmond, Va who will make known terms, and is
authorized TO enter into contracts ior agencies.
ROBERT TRIPLETT.
kOTE-tt not he amiss inform tho citizens of
virginia who hold land and have agents in Kentucky
WAT their land lie lost for of attention. by for
TEXTURE Tor payment of Of iim
ing suits and in opening DEGREES obtained b, some
times upon very hn,sy grounds death of witnesses,
can establish their claims and in other MANY
are already iin ostbut surpassed lost which
might by good management be reclaimed
April rs. iio-f R.T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

fTIHE subscriber wishing retire from public life now,
offers for sale Of the valuable stands Tor n
public house in Virginia, long known the Brick foase
Tavern, situated the main public leading from The
city Of Richmond TO the western country nine miles ainve
Charlottesville, and within ~ miles the Jjniyersity
There is about 175 OF land attached now in by.
state OF cultivation II is deemed unnecessary to give o.
minute description Of the property So well known
and those wishing purchase will course yie ,e pre
misses liberal credit will he given Those wishing 10
purchase will do well to make immediate application m the
subscriber the premises, who will let Them know his
terms -
have also small place within miles Of the above
known Ivy the Of Mountain Plain containing 1870 acres
which is comfortable place Tor small family ON
Is comfortable frame dwelling house which will sell
very reasonable terms. BENJAMIN HARDIN
AupIfst o.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
July %
II NNN''y

i7th, 1925 ' 10y '-
william b. Giles, Pr. rs. Nathan Adams, Daniel Strin-
~, ger and Alfred o. Eggieston Deffs.
rms day came the plaintiff nv his attorney and i, an
prP !" tue satisfaction of the court that the defendants
,han ADAMS ami Daniel StIinger Inhabitants Of
this state, the motion the plaintiff il Is eereed AMI
ordered oy the court that The said defendants do nppear
answer the plaintiffs BILL give security for
s1en decree as The court may make herein ccpy
n h's order he forthwith inserted in some newspaner mil
iishrt IN the city Of Richmond, continued for two
ohhs successfully and that another copy posted IN N
Ie uoor oil The courthouse of this Two successive
court days previous to the said Sd in October neI
August o. % h' "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
OLD TOWN FOR SALE

VIE subscriber will offer sale publicly at King
william courthouse, on the 4th Monday in November
land lYing in the said county Immediately the Pamun
hey tiHer commonly called and known by the name n,
Old Town." containing 63i acres-33i of which n, bic
iand and $50 marsh This plantation is laid and cult.
atsu ~ three heds and has on il good dwelling
w oiihe land Is inferior TO in this section country
ne said land will be sold subject TO the life estate
therein q" Mrs. Lucy Johnson. One third Of the
money VIII he required in cash, the remaining thirds
liberal indulgence will he given, upon the
executing bonds with approved security aud deed of trust
upon the land 10 secure the payment.
~ AMMcN JOHNSON.
v. Semi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
SAFE DE LANnS

OuHSUANTto decree ofthe Court of Chancefy for the
district Of Williamsburg, pronounced al july term lsst
VIII be ssd Ia the highest bidder public auction before
the door OF the Courthouse nfJHeS Ci, county on The
second Monday in November being James ity county
cort day, the following of land, belonging 10 the
estate OF Daniel Jones' Senr deceased and situated i'm
county of James City, 60 wit The land called Dun
liars containing by old survey five hundred and thirty
acres lying two and hHlf miles above WILLIAMSBURG has
comfortable dwelling house and all necessary
on 49, so or 80 acres OF which is first amp land and
has an abundance of wood it, very conveniently situated
for Williamsburg market Also tract called Turner's
Neck, contain about $50 situated on naveabIe
stream or creek OF tie within miles of
Chickahominy river. The improvements on this tract are
toeIoby good and il ahound in good timber. also an
0er tract caiied Norrs containing 400 acres on which
are good buildings and is we'll timbered living in miles
Of Williamsburg Ard small Of 100 acres called
LiFeYS adjoining tho lands william IInuker and lies
within two miles Of York river on which there are no i'm
provemenis credit of one, two, three, four FIVE
years allowed the purchasers, upon giving bond and D.
proved security, with deed Of trust ON the property
VIM M'CANDLISIl, NJ. G ID. q. w.
AuEust W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
NAILS.

MALES.
SUPPLY OF the following articles constantly kent or
tel, Cary Street, viz: - " ii'
Cut Nails and Brads all sizes in keos of IN az -
200 pounds
DO: Sprigs, in small and large packages 80
Nail Rods, Hoop, Horse Shoe & Sheer Iron = &c
hoiied Steel for Gig Springs sGE
nackarel in whole and hnlf barrels -
Otl Tor lamps and Sweet Oil for screws
Wrapping, Writing and Letter PAPER
Nova Scotia Blue Grindstones
r's a 20 THOMAS MAY.
.. 3l--wl2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
For SAI.E


N the 18th OF October 1928 TRACT OF LAND IN the
county OF Halifax, containing estimation 100 acres
noo 4oo OF which are river bottom oihe first quaty and
me ngh lands are generally good timbered and wa
ereu rms land lies about eight miles the cnurt
nouse on the south side of Dan river branch of the
ROANOKE which Is navigaied with entire ease and safety
me estate has all the usual improvements on it, large
anu co'nmodious dwelling house, ce-bouse stables
houses ard buildings for servants and other domestic mr.
poses me tract may he divided into
~a parts and will he disposed desired One 9Th
o, the purchase money will be required hand and The
snve ~ TWO equal instruments, falling ON the
Sotn December 1924, the other the 25th Dec 1925
Aso a TRACT OF LAND in the said couniy two miles
he aforementioned tract, situated The south side
Of Dan river containing acres of which ahou, 100
are river bottom OF fine quality, and about acres creek
"hcn require but little expense render them
Jerry across Dan river The terms for The Of this
land Possession will he given at Christmas bnt nermis
VII ne granted the purchaser 10 make any preparation
PAUL CARRINGToN,
CLEMENT X. CARRINGTON,
July 10. ~ o, III "ec'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09

Tosn dlli be given for Or arPrs4s"g and
J Doliors curing in any Jail so that get him n.,ain
Re,uard or Neg ;rI,o man GmARLEs Sbo is very
~ attempt to pas. for free man, as he once
before has done. Charles is square built well black
fellow feet or inches high is bow-ieggpd abuu,
% % years old lie of several suits of coIh
and expect lurking about Richmond CharInicsye or
Shrtersyile. JOHN NJ. LAUGHLIN,
caroline couofy, August
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
FOR SALE OR LEASE

'bHhI well known and valuable stand In the county n,
Gooehland, called JOfNSON'S SPRINGS This es
punishment is situated upon the Three nofched Road about
~ miles rom the city Of Richmond IL comprises a args
anu webUii dwelling house. all necessary out houses an
zee mouse, and large barn Very to the dwelling
are one or two Of the best springs IN This part Of viz
gina The tract contains $40 land most OF cleared
some Of creek land The situation very healthy Tbe
yern might he rendered very valuable IL Is upon
very puho road, and which will perhaps be shortly
iurnpikedthe legislature having at its last session
law anihorising H.
bis Office. ~ lev i'''e Nv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
LAND FOR SALE

E(Y virtue Of deed Of trust executed TO The IN
- Tue sth day of April, 1922, by Warner Williams fnr
me prPnse tamong other hngs) securing The payment
" uehi therein mentioned due 10 Joel Watkins n will M
so to The highest bidder for cash, the premises ON
uay he l6ih day nj August lnrr Tor so
much hereof he necessary living nd beipr i; ,
county Of Buchngham on the waters of Fsbnond creat
about 100 acres and bounded by The lands Of
% maNer, John Woodsons egaiees, md the e0fe of
Jo' Watkin Goocliandit being the land uurcLaseJ ~
me s'ld williams of Robert Smith aud Samuel Hail a
ueeo WIZ be eHeeuted on the day Of to the
upon the payment Of the purchase msney CONVEYING cb
'e only Us IS vested IN the subscriber the irus
ris .,,..'..,,, SAMUEL BRANCH.
Ell "n Tie 9th OF Sept when will positively
August 26 92-ids gaMTiEI I,t, 4 wi P,,'e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
PUBLIC SAI,E.

PY virtue OF deed of executed by William Craie
dec. to Francis b. Povai aud the subscriber, the
2oth day OF May 1890 and recorded in the clerks of
PowhaiaL Tor purposes therein mentioned shall offer for
sale the highe', bidder "bc auction the premises
Tor cash. on the 18th day of October tract land
lying in the county of Powhatan, Appomaitox river
containing 1910 acres less, adjoining lands
of Benjamin l.. Meade William Elam's estate, and Tho
mas Tucker much thereof satisfy the purpo
of said deed The title the subscriber will lie
conveyed to the purchaser.
August %. WM s. DANCE Tr,s,ce
0r On the same dav will be exposed public sale for
cash. all tue remaining personal Of the William
Cralle deceased consisting of negrse horses hogs cattle
corn. &c. &c. wtds- By m. adm;,,,,r,,or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
II pdLuabie James Rirer Farm for Sale

n paluabie James Rirer Farm for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale the Farm on which he
Il resides lying in the county nj Powhnian and mme-
diaey on the river The tract sontains six hundred and
ten acres, of which about fy rate low grounds
ana meadow land IL is distant twenty-f miles from
Richmond About one-haf of the cleared is of
peror quality and lies remarkably well There is LARGE
rarn on The tract, to which wheat machine is atac
The dwelling and ouhouses sufficient for the accom-,
mediation ui genieelsfamy.
uentensn wishing TO purchase beautiful and yalua be
farm are invited TO call and view the premises
IL will be sold highly 10 the mr.
CURED in hand, the balance one two md three years
August %. 33-w3ws FIN sZf,JS m I, . pIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
SlSTE XIAHOR


We following beautiful Slanzas by Mr. I3ovr,ng. nre
from little volume just published by that gentem
led Mathis and vespers,'' &c. LLondon paps,
Look around thee--see Decav
Va her wing. Of darkness, sweeping
esrths proud monuments away--
See tue muse OF history weeping
ger the ruins Time hath made
Strength in dust aud ashes laid,
virtue i'm oblivion sleeping.
Look around thee Wisdom there
Careless Death coniounds with folly
In common sepulchrr
See the unrighteous and the holy
blended I'm the general wreck,
Wen thos. tears may wet thy check
Tears of doubt and melancholy.
Look around thee-Beauty,s light
Is acknowledgement assemblies
YOUTHS gay morn and ages night
AMI the steadfast mountain treiGble.
Al his glance like autumn's leaf
All, he cries, Is vain, is brief;
Anu the tyrant ue'er dssemble..
Look behind thee-cities hid
IN the night Of treacherous storvk
Many crumbling pyramid,
MANY pile OF senseie-s glory,
Temples into ruin hurl'd,
fragments of an earlier worldly
Srohen lnnes and affairs hoary.
Look behind thee-men whose frown
Made whole nations quake befope ,hem-
what Is leh OF their renown
Wrecks arodnd, Oblivion DER them.
kings aud conquerors, where are theyt
Ash yon worthless heaps of clay
Oh despise not, but dcpiore them
Look behind thee--bard. sublime.
Smiling nymphs, and solemn ssges--
Ho inquire their names of time
Bid u read its earliest pages.
Foolish questioner if fame
Guard through years cherished name
TAme Itself decays in ages.
Look before thee-all the glare.
AZ The pomp around thee glowing.
All that charms the eye ear,
strains OF SoiteSt music flowing
Trace aud beauty--atl are sped
Towards the rufus of the dead;
Thither thou and thine going.
Look before thee--at Won vault
where Times ravage il recorded
Thou vii, be compelled TO halt;
Thou wilt be more regarded
Than the weakest, meanest slave,
Sleeping in common grave,
Unrespected-unrewarded.
Look before ihec--at thy feet
Mnnarcis sleep like rneaner creatures
Where the voices. now sweet,
Where the fair ones smiling frainresF
HnpeSt thou 10 escape the tomb
Fiat which was thy faiher's doom
VIII ba thine, thy sons, and natures.
Look ADORE thee-ihere Indeed
May thy thoughts repose delighted.
II thy wounded bosom hled,
II thy fpndest hopes are blighted
There stream of comfort flows,
There a sun OF spiendor glows
Wander, then, no more benghied
Look above thee-ages roll,
Present. past, aud future blending
Earth hath nnught In >Onthe "A soul
Meath atflicJiuus burden bending,
Nothing 'gainst the tempPst's shock
Heaven must be the pilg rims rock
Andto Heaven his steps are tending
Look above thee-never eve
saw such pleasures rs await thee
Thought meier reached such scenes of joy
as are there prepared IN meet thee
Light undying-serapiis' lyrrs--
Angel Welcomes--c herub-r horS
Smiling through Heavens doors to greet thee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
STONE WARE.
STONE WARE.
ean'on Jugs Pots and pirhers, Sc 90 per dozen
do do. do. do > no DO
do do. do. do. I 90 do

NEW 20. o,-wow Agent Tor the Factory.
IN Thursday the ID day OF October 1928 II fair other
- wise on the fair dav. will be offered for sale ON
the premises 10 the highest bidder without reserve for
cash. one half Of The CLEMENT Town MILLS and The
e "ces OF land attached thereto situate on Appomaox
river IN The county of Amelia and running two par of FIVE
Ieel hurr stones and two Cologne, with all the necessary
mHchhery' This property is situated in as eabv neigh
ooh""" as any in this state, same dstnsce above tide
whri AMI receiving upon average Of five wears 5000
dollars worth OF foIl each - - J~"'N' -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
oANAL FROM TIE TIL ID pay OF EUNDy TO THE GULF
SUICIDE.

SARATOGA, (N W Aug. 2i.-Dr. David Wells of Edin
6yrsh IN this county, committed suicide by hanging
se on the morning ofthe 18th He was supposed 10
be in perfect health and happily both as TO pro-
perry ana domestic relations and lie
dren and numerous circle friends lament his un
timely exit. 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09

Lend Negroes. and other Property for Sale
1(Y virtue at deed of trust Ivy Newman
H. onue On the first day of December 1919 and duly
recorded 10 secure the payment OF snrv Of money
therein mentioned to John Roane of King William county,
shall the 18th day of September next being Essex
court uhy, II ais IL not the neNi tar day thereafter
town of rappa.annock and county of Essex sale
the tract OF land land other property therein
and being in the lower parish the aforesaid county, con-
aiurg by estimation $50 he the less
also between "a and 50 slaves stock every
Sc as ineni To be conveyed by tue will of Newman
ot this property held by Lucy during her
life therefore the reyersonary interest only will be dis
posed of.
TO capitalists the sale of this land strong nuuce
eni TO invest their funds il is uncnmnonly healthy Is
within two three miles of the Rappahannork river,
whence The abundant suppl, Of fish, oysters and
crabs ne speedily and easily obtained An arm of the
Dragon swamp passes through the tract CON-
aini'g by estimate 20 80 rich swamp whicI,
may he at small expense converted into
Tar quality; the whole holy of the land is of texture
adapted TO the cultivation al corn wheat aud tn,acco
gwen the property will be offered
II other arrangements offered they may attended TO-
such title chi, will he conveyed by the subscriber as is
vested in him the validity hch NAV he iudg-
ed OF by an exhibit on the day OF sale.
July 25. 2s-wns JOHN ]. RoANE
CHEAP BLANKETS & CARPETTNGS.
obEhr & HALL NELSON have just received per
>ioop Fox from Philadelphia. bales blankets and two
"hie cafprng purchased AT auction for cash, will
sold uncommOny low.
80 Packages Of Staple 8, Fancy Goods in ad-
dhcn 10 The Adore, per For, consulting ~ part Of
= do. sher.;oss Warranted bleach
Sd do. Kentngs }
Heavy black Senrhews
o. Lonion Camhric Ginghams, beautiful style
Real lobbinett Lace Capes, Collars aud Pelerines
richly worked
Very superior plain India Null Musiins
~, SIN anal ooiion Hosiery, all qualities
winch win every article in their line, will be disposed
on the most reasonable terms for cash.
September 2.