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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-28
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

Or Friday the 9Th ult. my LEWIS absconded
nc or'ght nlrIa'to, about twenty three or four
years OF age and about five feet or four nebe. b
S,s Tue CON, and wniscon,
took with him. aiso black hat about haIf-worn "
wni give 50 Dollars tor his delivery if caught In town.
ana proPortionabe increase taken beyond The Limits c
TOE cry and brought to in any Jail so thar
ge' MN again bought him OF MIR. Holiday, agent for
nat. Oary OF the county OF Gloucester to which pnce he
WIN probably attempt 20 get. He away abou, Two
years ago and was unprecedented in williamsburg on his
way 10 'ouceser, being furnished with forged pass.
Nichmond. March 2. ga--Aif LEHMAN HAKER
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NOTTCE

a persons having claims against the estate Of Doctor
hobEtr HoSYmAN, late Of Hanover COUNTY are re.
quesed to present them to the signed vhon dol,
And all those who were indebted said Robert Heny
man Tue time OF hts death, requested TO make paw
WIN. NELSON. Jun Es'ors Of n.
M..e JAMES FoNrAINE,} Honyn,aa.
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CharLoiitsrilte Prnnerfu for .NnIe.

VlrvC n
WISH !" seu that valuable property in and adjoining
e .own ~ Cnarioesvilie, known by the OF the
~ nv ENN. There are between 10 and 45 Of
nv, sunnng from the northeast the
ne y, anu anords many besuiifsi sites for pri-
ne are the Tavern, large house built Of
sooei v.ee' ~ o. and store house ndjening-a hen
Society of Virginia Tor Towns ~
My business In Richmond ev.,,,ro 49,, .-,, ,h., =,
tennon 20 the above property which II requires am de-
the purchaser, the whole ir desIred Thc ,vs
De made very will barier the whole
February =. 8s-wtf EnNfISH :. ,sr p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-28
NO,CICE.

LII persons having claims against the of Judge
~ WILLIAM FLEMING, late Of the county II Chester
hed are reqsesed present them 70 the subscribers with
nut delay. And all those who indebted TO the said
Judge VIM Fleming at the time ~ his DEATH requested
10 make payment TO the Subscribers.
EDV. II. M0SELEY, 3,,.,
hay 20. SCI A. L. WoOLDiilDoE'} kxors'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-28

gross sA'ggeraiiop the Right Hon. Secretary had
made OF The Jangcrs OF hostile ornaments being fi-
ted QUA in the couniry, iftbere Alien Ac,. u
torsgR~is locked here in thousands there nigh, be
rome p,~tence but was IL possible 10 appreh-nd
danger f,om Few unfortunate, pennies refugees.
meeting IN n enrre,, TO conspise against govesn-
meni! The vaccinations whirh Ministers wee
a,nsi the oppresso,s not those Of The oppressor.
against the oppressed. (Chrers) The Minister
had given an account Of his conduci in a recent case
oi alien conspmac did tina, shew any necessity 10,
the Alien Aci ar could not the same -course have
been pursued without any such act ?-On the sivi-
sion The vote "as-ior the second reading, IT,
against II %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-28

VIE subscriber being about take voyage Tor tie
oenehi o his health, leaves William Leigh Esq. Hal.
af county Virginia. his attorney In fact, with fun power
represent him in all whatsoever Thomas
on rhrnve, will continue the business of the
bizare Estate in bis behalf his Executor Of late Mrs
Judith Randolph. JOHN RANDOI PHI
may 10, 1874 S-w4w Of Roanoke
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-28
LINENS. lAAyNS & SnEETINGs

LFNFsINS, LAW No 9 ~I1FET1NUS.
Tue suhcters beg leave inform the public they
have just received nv IN. Exit, from New York, nm;l
ore now opening the test OF LINEN GOODS,
that they have ever had the pleasure Of exhibiting
THEY CONSIST OF
20 Irish reus Of the post approved grass bleach
= Ga Irish shseng Tp.
iof Russia Scotch do. width for sheet without
Leng lawns In imitation Of French caubrics
Premium iowlasrs
Fine nndrsss.d brown Irish Linens for panaioons &C.
MAJ - 5-if WM NEALE q CO.
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From the Frederieksburg (Ya.J Heyald.I
To THE EDlTORS.

am farmer, live in n section Of country wberh.
wheat principally cultivated and have experienced great
my crop. have tried several different ones and have poe
been able 10 find TO effect the object fully have lately
ton, and feel convinced that ADEQUATE 10 ali The
poses proposed and, with ring addition ms he made
useful for other objects The frame so as ID
admit the fun for wiDnowng and the horse gear Is 50 com
trived that without alteration IL be applisd IN
small mill for grinding corn.
Is ssied that the machine uifh he posey Atone hoyrS
day. his TACT attracted my attention par~sjsry and
moved win such perfect require the
power o. ,sso ron only TO work II with facility.
y cobsoer the machine n useful invention, Mr.,
fope ,e INVENTOR merits the highest enconuns for
prooueuon Its simplicity In construction does away the
h, winch SO Justly exists against eompleaed
W MUDDY renders valuable properly every
Lscomnepd TO all who have not examined ~, do
.ns proprietor Is present. aevery inquiry be
satisiaeiory answered by him. hope 10 see ih5
machine IN general use believing fully will answer the
great object Intended completely TO merit the adopJ
on o every e"iva'or Of the great staple cfbis seeen Of
IHE subscriber having purchased the ferry kaswn by
a the name IF Budieys York river the Brick
House IN New Kent county and the MspoDy and
The Pamunkey West Point In King William county, has
built excellent honf. Persons disposed 10 cross this
efry are assured that oil possible expedition will be used
ana Whenever may he necessary, fssr fsrrymen will be
and the Brick House, The signals made will be puncu
ANY attended to- Travellers are informed that distance
rom Souceer and Mathews Rchmond Is iessened ten
",Iss oy efnossng At ns ferry. ROBERT l.. SAkaoT-
king Queen, MAY s. ii7-wswt
WAS Committed to The jail Of Pesion esunty, on Tie
~ ssh Jsnuar, last. as runaway, negro man Who
ea'Is pmseH WILLIAM SHELTON ant says that W -
yeass Old OF dark complexion, AVID about sis feet beb
Lne owner IT said negro requested to come ffward
prove properly pay charges and iake ho away, Otherwise
Eingwoo& Msssh ioi.-wsseN'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-28
REMOVAL.

HEfrends Of the subscriber and the public generally
are respectfully notified that for the convenience OF
bis numerous customers he has induced remove his
GUN 4 PISTOL MANUFACTORY TO a more central
part o the city than the place lately occupied by him. He
now To be found few doors above the Bell Tavern and
immediately opposite the Of Mr.. Thomas a. Rust ;
where all orders In bis Iinew be promptly and faithfully
attended To- Gentlemen requested call view his
selection Of CUTLERY which he ventures To assert
cond to none ever imported 10 this city.
May 6. iI8-tE-5-wtf JAMES McNAUGUT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-28

March, is24-
George W. Parrish, eIor OF Booker Parrish, dec. Pit
David NJ Parrish, William S. Bates and Hudah his wife,
snd James Booker, Eza Constant, Louisa Ann WV. 81
Bates children of the said William s. bates uudar
ms wtie Joel Thomas and Susanna his wife, Ruth
erford and Ann his wife, ARCHIBALD and Margn
ret NJ his wife, Lipscomb Crank his wife, Tho
st"ni his wife md Robert g. Parrish Susanna PARRISH
and George s. Parrish, children Of Booker s. Parrish the
younger, deceased, DTS.
The defendants Samuel Rutherford and Ann his wife ana
Archibald Rutherford and Margaret M his wife, hav-
ing entered their appearance given security
to the act OF Assembly and the rules Of court aud il
appearing to the satisfaction the non
inhabitants OF this slate the the plaintiff by
his attorney, is ordered, defendants SamueI
Rutherford and wife and Archibald Rutherford do
appear here on the d Monday In June answer
the plaintiffs bill and that copy Of this forth
with inserted in public newspaper published in the
city Of Richmond for eight and thns
another ccry be posted at the front the court house
of this county two successive court DAYS.
A copy-Tes,e, w. MILLER, @. Sc
NAV .. IiB-w8w
VIRGINIA: Al Rules holden tue CrrkS Office Of =
Superior Chancsry for the Ric mond Dstrict
the 18th day of April, 1925:
Samuel Dunn and Caroline his wife la,e Caroline Hot-
ioway sole heir Of David Holloway, dec. Pits.
Against
Thomas Holloway, Thomas Pe,,is and Phebe hi, wife.
e. Swami Dabney NJ. Wharton Ann his wife and NeI
son Robinson and Jane his wife, heirs u Samuel Swami.
use. BETS.
ton and Ann his wife, having their
and given security according act OF Assembly and
the rules OF th Court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they not Inhabitants country In 10
ordere that the sd defendants appear here on The M
teenh day OF the hext Term answer the hill Of h<
panns and that copy Of this order ne forthwith i
serted In some newspaper published In the city Of Rich
ond for two months SUCCESSFULLY al tho fronr
door OF the capoifis the said city.
..-,os copy-Tes,e, WIN. W. HENING, G. g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-28

WAS committed 10 the jail OF O6esiefiieId county as a
runaway, negro man by the name of CHARLES
SVNEo' VINO says he Is free man, and free by
zones OF Maryland. The said Charles Jones goes
~ wafer as sailor Of dark compexion absu so years
~ zee, iocbes higb-bad checked shirt and
u"e p''ns ee'hing. IL any person such man. he
,equesed 10 come and prove his properly, pay charges
Law directs WM WINsmrr A.',og faiIor
MAY 4. "A ', ~, 49,, 80
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w 40 committed TO the jail Il Prince William county,
tne S0h day Of January 1924 negro who calls
n'nseh HoBEHT STEWARD, Of very black complexion,
aDout ~ or ~ years Of age, feet 6t inches high, bad
wnen committed new fur hat blue cloth coat, striped
est ana Pantaioons. Ne says that be is free and case
Iom ietersburg. The Of the above negro re-
70 come forward prove property, pay sbnrges and
Ase NM away or be will be dealt with the law directs
netce ~. 04-wt2w A. MTkLAN, JaiIor.
w 40 committed TO tue Jail OF Henrico county, on the
iltb OF Nav 1925 for the want OF his free papers,
SVlN heBEHTSON, and nv order or Henrco
c.unt court on the b of January 1924 ordered TO be
hsd rs runaway. The said John Robertson IS nbou 80
years Old and black, Eve feet Eve inches high
STOUT made ofvery pleasing counenanee, and When spoken
10 has peculiar way Of winkipg his eyes
Ihe owner OF said runaway, " any there be, vs. hereby
required to forward prove property, pny charges and
take him away, he will he dealt vtb as the law directs
JOHN L. TATE, ID. s,
March %. f05-wt2w Fer VIM. PRICE. S. IT, O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-28

vyirctS,A A.. 50. . So.
md He'll for a.. ,n, VI continued
is2t- >s"'' W ''e' ""i'"i' March Sb,
Ch,,,e. tv.u ,..,r,.
own RICH, and as assignee of rL"ma I.,an H. Ew+ia
Eebecca L. Ewe Charlotte Ew ell and Enms ~, III 'o
Compmina,,,.
=. Against
nason L. Weems ms executor OF Charlotte Ewe,, dee
sno as such executor the will tesisnep, of
Ewe ueee~sed and 10 right his vile Frances nnd in his
James Eweit and Phillip Alexander sheriff of Prince wii
nam county, To whom hath committed for u,p,in,-
tratton the este OF Bertrand Ewell trc
This cnuse came this be heard, upon h. hill
answers al The defendants Weens and Php Alex srder'
sheriff of Prince William county, 10 whom was ccp,re
exhibits aud 10 appearing of the CONT
that the Of publication acain,t James EwelI The All
defendant has bees executed and he s,;ii ,ano
TO the anne ON FIR cn,
Upon consideration the court doth n,iiur, ords.
aud decree that defendant Mason L. Wsens az, .snS
before n court az his .dn,i
estates of his es,a,r mn,
tes,atrx Jesse I'll Charlotte ESe. that tha att
do take an account of the ebis siiers, ~
Weens and such other debts claimed from their
any creditor may pro.r e. prove and that he reuo,, lie
thereupon the court And The court o,h
further ejudee order anu decree tina, nil the lands
neuts ana he o the said Jrsss ~ eli mi sSa
Iote Eve both deceased he sold 6y n,t,ic ancon n
men,s n one two and three years the here
insfter named giving sixv DAYS n.,;ce of The i'm. ~
Mace Of sale az The front door Of The of h;s
eoupy and in puhlisbed In the ei,x of
r,nr bond cool s..,r;,w
chase money ana deed of trust unon he n,"nsr,s &
S.on ;~o Ss APPOINTED eom%sner, so MAKE John
ssie ne sforsssd and ,ba, ,,v reoor. ,Le;r e sau
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-23

On Monday evening, the Goth inst. in
the Goth year Of bis age, Mr.. WILSON D
Moore. son OF Mr.. Horstio Moore, of Pts
Getaway, Prince George County, Md.
In the city OF Washinaton, on the 18Th
inst. Mrs. MARY WANnALL, in the 44th
year of her age, after lingering Illness OF
twelve months. In the death OF this e&.
cellent woman, blank is left 10 her fami-
ly that time can never fill; society will
feel her loss, her companion the soIsce OF
his sorrows, her children kind anG iudul-
gent parent.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-23
Education.
MR. CADEN most respectfully informs
lVl the citizens OF Alexandria, that his
MI HIT SCHOOL
Education.

will open on me eth inst. wherein will
be taught all the branches Of an English
education, book keeping and mathema-
tics. Should class OF book keepers Of.
ter, course OF lectures 90 domestic fac
forage, and company accounts, accounts OF
exchange, negotiation OF bills, balance and
differences of accounts, SC will be de-
livered to them, in which the merchant or
accountant will be taught both theory
aud practice in general terms Whereas
the present mode OF teaching, by those
who consider themselves adopts IN the art
is confined to particular cases, the advan-
tsges OF the former method over the latter
ATE very considerable, inasmuch as il
shews the merchant or accountant at the
moment that the cost and charges Of the
outward bound cargo are sscertsined how
to prepare his journal to answer all the
possible cases of sales and returns in two
entries. The sales OF gains, of loss, or
neither, compose the first entry; return
equal 10, less than, or greater than the net
proceeds comprises the second. Now by
the common method, the book keeper is
obliged TO make six different entries TO
correspond with the six cases a50vemen
toned, which uDquestionably multiplies
his labor; aud when it can, it should be
voided. Mariners who wish to study ma.
vigation shall be intructed 10 all the vari.
Gus saiIings, and laugh, the method Of find.
ing the longitude at sea by lunar observs-
ton. Terms per quarter for reading,
writing, and arithmetic, dollars. Other
branches 10 proportion to the number in
each class.
N. B. A few more pupils can be ad-
mitted into both the male and female a.
partmenls OF the day school. Terms OF
the day school, for reading writing. arith.
metic, English grammar, geography. con-
struction Of maps, history, and the use OF
toe globes applied to geography, and as.
tronomy, 8 dollars per quarter. Pens,
Ink and pencils furnished without any
ditiOnal charge St sept 60
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-23
] StraYed or Stolen.

A SILVER hsntiog WATCH, with gold
"A chain, Two seals and a key, gold
one OF the seals head OF Shakespeare. We
~ nnely engraved Oh scotch topaz; The
othef Bengal blood stone, not engraved.
Also, plaia English silver watch, had
SIMPLY black ribbon Gas chain) and a
common key.
a liberia reward will be given for the
hrs', as there is attached to it more than
IT'S intrinsic value--tor the second suit
able reward will be given. and it restored
no questions GILL be asked. Apply to the
printer Sep 2l-tf
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-23
DIS trict of Columbia,

County of Aierandraa.
EVILS HiPKlNS has applied TO the
IL hon. William Crancb, Chief Judge
of the United States circuit court of the
District of Columbia to be discharged from
Imprisonment. under the act Tor the relief
of insolvent debtors within the District of
Columbia, on the eth day OF September
insl at 9 clock. A. NJ at the court house
in Alex ndra, when and where his ere
ditors are required 10 attend.
EDM |. LEE, G, G.
sep Is 81.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-23
Blue Vat.
7. r, SALYET.iT.

GRATEFUL Tor The encouragement
AAthat be has met with since bis first
commencement in business in this ton a;
and hing to how himseli sill more de-
serving the public patronage, has the no.
nor to make known 10 his customers, that
he has just SCI upa
.Nez0 Blue Vot,
in the French style, which will enable him
10 make,
INDIGO BLUES
equal to any in Europe. This will prove
cheap way for gentlemen 10 get La
FAYETTE UNIFORMS, ipasmuch as
he will warrant clothes trusted 10 bis care,
to be OF fss, and fine blue.
To satisfy the demands Of several per-
sons, he will have on hand, in few days,
tne assortment of
WOOLLEN YARN,
dyed.in various colors.
All Apprentice, from Is to II years OF
age, well recommended, is wanted to the
dying business.
sept 60 st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-23
District of Columbia:

County of alexandria.
N1ILLIAM EVANS has applied to
w the hon. William Cranch, Chief
Judge of the Uoted States circuit court
OF the District Of Columbia to be discharg>
ed from imprisonment under the act for
the relief OF insolvent debtors within the
District OF Columbia, on the first Monday
OF October next, at 9 o'clock, A. M. at the
courthouse in Alexandria, when and
where his creditors are required to attend.
EDM. |. LEE, C. c..
sept Is II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-23
WOOLLEN YARN,


M. The elegant copper fastened
&sship SHENANDOAH, capt A M
Rose, now lying at Alexandra preparing
TO commence loading; and having already
engaged 4-5hs o. her cargo, will receive
immediate despatch For freight of The
remainder, or for passage, having excel.
lent accommodations, apply TO The master
on board, to J. H. Laid & Co Aleaxan
dria, or to the subscriber. Passengers
who may wish to land within the British
Channel, may have an opportunity OF dos
ing so. w. SM TIL
Georgetown. Sept 9l-93 9w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-23

III AVE received per ships Pioneer, Ea.
IL gle, and other arrivals from Liverpool.
a general and well selected assortment, of
WOOtten and Cotton Goods.
AMONG THEM ARE
Imperial Sa&ony cloths aud csssimetss
Fine and supertihe do do
Do do double mlIled dlab
PeIisse cloths
Plains and fearnoughts
Valencia and swansdown vestipgs
ga cashmere shawls with fancy cbibtz
borders
White, scarlet, red, black, green aud
yellow fanneIs
Fine and super6ne Swanskins
Booking and drapery bsizes
Plain and figured black and eolored
bOmbaZettS
Blue and brown cambIets
S.4, Ga, 1914, ia and I2.4 rose bIan.
kets in trusses
3, 81 and point bIanketng
Fine and super6ne cambria prints. new.
est style
9-8 and q cam brio musIins
Patent Thread, pins, buttons, ETC. etc. etc.
sept
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-23

CONSISTING OF
ShePpard's extra supertine cloths .ahd
kerseymeTes
Blu. y mixed Yorkshire cloths
Do do plains 4 kerseys, of supe-
ror quality
Figured and plain bombazettes
Extra supeFhne black BON oazeens
Superfne blue cloak camolels
FIannels and swan skin.
English sewing silks and twist of the
first quality
Linen & diaper tapes, ladies' & misses
superfiDe cotton hose
Aberdeen, coiored, w B. & Osnaburg
threads
Supertlne & fine ingram carpeting of the
latest & handsomest patterns
3, 81 and point blankets
London follinet & swansdown vesting
Extra treble gilt buttons and button
moulds
Russia and Irish sheetings, linens and
long lawns
Table & toweIIiDg diaper e. damask
Seine 1Vine e Shoe Thread,
Ticklenburgs and burlaps
which, with his former stock on hand.
renders his assortment very complete, and
is offered for sale on the usual terms.
SEPT law6w
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sA MARINE LIST. sA4S
SAILED. Sept. eI.
Brig Milford, Gray, Boston.
ARRtVED-Sept. @

ARRtVED-Sept. 90,
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk
in consequence OF bad weather, was com
peiled to make a harbor 10 Mobjack bay,
which delayed her arrival at the usual
time.
SAILED,
Schr. Alligator Huntingdon, Charleston
Schr. James Monroe, Young, Pbilada.
Brig Dodge Healy, Hawthorn, Boston
Brig Ann, Burgess, Rotterdam.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-23
sep IS

~hfS VIII be exposed to public sale at
H. the Trap, on Saturday The Cd dog
Y October next. the schooner FIRST Al
TEMPT, now lying in Marlow's Creek.
The terms of sale will be made known on
the day OF sale. W. w DUNNINGTON.
Charles County, Nd sep g 4w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-23
Notice.

FHNO"the holders Of the stock IN the Fire
q Insurance Company of Alexandra,
is hereby given. that quota of fifty cents
per share, on each share OF stock held by
them is required to be paid on Monday,
the 9th day Of Nov. next. at the office of
said company on Royal street
By order, J. B. NICHOLS, Sec
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-23
Married.

On Tuesday evening. by the Rev. Mr..
Robbins, Nj. JOIN Hughes, 10 Miss Ann
"a. MGsden, both of this place.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-23
Lost,

A BREAST PIN of a light colored a,
"A melbyst, SET in worked gold, was lost
to-day in some part OF King street. The
finder will be Literally rewarded by Ieav.
ing II at this Office. aug S6
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-23

Patton & Butcher
III AVE received by various arrivals from
IL Liverpool, their fall assortment OF
HARDWARE, viz:
Bar iron suitable tor gig and carrlole tire
Hoop, sheet and round iron
Tailors' Hattters' and sad irons
Spades and shoves
Best London Crowley's steel. No. 9
English blistered and shear steel
Iron weights, halter cha ms
Smiths handsaws and Dentists files
Plane irons, lions paw & round casters
Bell meta and brass battery kettles
Patent timed sauce pans
Smiths sDvils and sledges
Cart back bands, mullD bits
Pump tacks, clasp head nails
Cupboard and pad locks
Chest ann HI hinge.
Iimmlns patent white metal and brass
locks
Iron and horn combs, sash cord
Sand paper, plated saddlery
Shomakers' and carpenters tools of va
rious descriptions
Double and single barrel fowliDg guns
Gun furniture, gun locks, &c SC.
.aiso, on hand,
American bar and hoop iron
American blistered Steel, socket shovel,
Sweeping brushes
Whitewash, horse and shoe brushes
Tanners and shaving brushes
Shoemakers brist!es, chamber bellows
Nixnns' patent & Connecticut ploughs
. mo ~ 2awlm