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The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-09-10

oe'efthWa'ioh 20 10 thss which has raised all tho
NOISE and Glamour with which we are, stunned. Fsr
my soul. cannot see what possible connection, all
this, has with state rights and must say, in my
conscience, that think the u States have done no.
thing amiss-while Governor Troup has descended
itom his high station, outraged decenc y, and injur.
cd the very rights he projesScJ 10 bc dc!ending.l
say processes, because there who attribute
the whole OF this unnecessary heat to state politics,
and say that the Governor has made this question,
stalking horse, which to rise into the office OF
Governor at the election about to take place, and
which - expected to DC very close one-for nay
own part, can hardly believe SO badly Of a man,
whom have hitherto held in respect.
HOMO.
|. Sentence Of death was pronounced ON
Isaac, negro slave, on Monday last, by the
court Of Abiemarle. county. lie was coi.
victerl by his own voluntary confession, Of
an attempt to commit rape and murder-and
is TO be hung on The srst of October next.
AsHINGroS, SEpr
On Friday evening, the Presidents House
was opened, according TO public notice, for
the purpose Of giving the citizens an oppor-
unity OF taking leave Of Gen. LAFAYETrE.
MIS-. ADAMS was prevented by indspositiou
from receiving the guests, and her place was
supplied by Miss HELEN. The rooms were
filled at an early hour, there being scarcely
an individual in our city, at this mnmcnI.
who was not DESTROYS to offer this final token
of personal esteem TO the GHcst of the Ma.
ton. He, himself, looked remarkably welt,
| and received with graceful vivncity the many,
farewell addresses which the ladies, in par
iicu lar, crowded round him Ia offer. Nearly
| all the naval officers now in the city werc
prcsent.-Journal.
The Court Martial is expected TO resume
its sitiings to-day, Tor the trial Of Lieut.:
James Ramage, The Cour, will be reduced
to seven members, leaving off Captains
Crane. Spence, Henley, Flint, and Read
We believe the three last officers are taken
away from the Court, because thew were
| members of n previous Court involving
| charSes similar To those preferred against
| Lirmt Manage. The Court, as re organized
| will now consist of the following members.
Captain BARRON, President.
Captains CAssIN Captains TuoMpsoN
u EENsHAW WADswoRTH
BROWN RopGERs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-25
JTy,cam Grammar school

tiE eterci,ts ot the Wgwam Grammar School will be re-.
umed on the 10Th day OF January nex under the
oi ais recent principal, Mr. Esan. A Rockford confirm, 10
uurtVn' m TIE French aud Ala,hematics and the
sla.sic The Following rvnithe New York s,thra
,ich Diary con"ec' w. ltpchOr'i's with OF hh
u Hamilton College, d. Henry J. Anderson of New YorI
Mr. john RoeJard OF Amelia county, Va each most i
geaio'UiJ dnsscered all lie 9ue,tioRs.n
The Acsdeiuiea year vii be divided into two .esi,r
fiee OF Board per session $40 Tuition $50 payable in adj
ace " no convenient, bond bearing dale the CON
OF each session. will be expected m every instance
Al PERSONS who intend TO send scholars the TRAM
"e School The ehng year. especially requested 10 .p-
pre- me OF .oh intention, with their NJ d.
"bsr OF scholars vii he limited IL y il i, not inpfo
b'sie hut the applications viii exceed thai number.
Wv -: -i'lhJ WM. ID. GILES.
~ The Petersburg Iaelligenccr insert the above ua
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-25

SNHE sub,crht beg leave inform io.e Ladies who
psronsed them, that in addition their former stock
SIUFFS " SILhS, they have just reesived the following
ia'onabe colo a" the best Everlasting. Wv: green
White, cinnamon, pink, straw, blues ky aud Mszar.c olive
crimson and purple, with several best black
tu ed saeeus sc. &e, making altogether complete
soment If stuh for manufacturing Ladies Boo aud Shoes.
one ot the partners could elect ia the Northern CITIES
We have hSewe had addition of enga~-
ed some first tate hands the Ladies' branch, which makes
us completely prepared 10 execute article in that line,
our usual fashionable style, AT shUit notice.
We beg leave Ia inform the gentlemen that all
tw wokmen that branch having been settled
execute the orders already received speedily possible
and all orders tor Boots, Shoes, Pumps, Inendng will be
thankfully received and puneIually altsndedto
COOK X RYAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-25
.kYliu DolIal s Remand

x ANYWAY FROM the subscriber the I'D July 1929 +,
"A negro man named EDMUND lie is about IS wear, Of
age 9" black compile xIoG, feet int hes hica
"e nade and active has SMALL has right cheek e
res 'cll very erect, speaks aud smiles with great conf.
deuce particularly when alarmed From The length of time
since MS eioPement presume he has changed h elohe, lie
S an uncle living ON the plantation OF the VIM Fisher
he't IaPpaanhock called Pigeon l has also relations
l''us ~ lie neshbourhOod Of the late James w rht of e.
sex where lie was rasd and he bss lately seen on the
dii"n % the late LandoH Carter of county
hrie number OF free negroes with whom lie has a..oe
'itd, as lac has Teen frequently among ,rm aud with
oher Tree nross IN The adjoining county. He has oceaop
il visited the ueghbUuIhood of Tappaannock and WaIL,r
ton ~ hs Queen county. The above reward of FIJI, Dol
a'' wi" tie pad on The delivery VI the Aforesaid runaway TO
'"S u, huDs'iioeT: ,,-,. Il. AYLErT.
D. -yE.k
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-25
LAND .NOTJrE

u virtue NJ deed Of r executed To- me on the tsb J,,
'oi SePsmber i82i by Robert Scott The payment
saeb due TO David o. Williams, and the request If .ad
Williams, shall proceed 10 sell to the bighs.f bi
at Luneuburg courthouse the It'll day of December ne ~
az being court day 1.-Two Tracts Of Land conveyed a. me in
deed ~ much thereof shall be necessary 10 fulfil The p
Posf' OF hc 'd trust lying IN Ie county OF nnenbug-ths
one containing vs. acfe bting the winch the said
hObe Scott fesidctc other tract adjoining the above
snd called Barnes Old Tract, containing 900 acres, For fur
her description Of these tracts Of land reference . hfd t. The
deed Of unH recorded the oles office Of the couuy Of
nenburg Ou the plantation containing SIS acre. there g. m
excellent two-sory dwelling house aud every nece..ary out
mouse lhe tract OF 300 acres good tobacco cotton wheat
and corn land u contains large hody wood land and Not
tosay low grounds. HENRY n. WATKINS, uu.tee.
NV ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-25
L.Q.NO FOR N4LE

pursuance "i tue last will aud tesamen sf James G. Row
decd, viii he offered for sale the ninth day Of
next al beng hing oceen court day the highest bi-
e' on one Two aud three credit, that valuable tract of
land on which the deceased lately resided. This trar lie
a. on the MatisPony River, aud $50 acre. Of
osis rye and cotton, and part 10 wheat with GOOD L
ring Hnsry attached to 1t and 800 Of Marsh aorirng
eAoTeh range for stock, aud abOuRJing with Wild game
Inc pfovenets are very gJod having large dwelling ou.
W goo repair and all necessary houses, of which AZ
s'V he growers o cotton invited examine thu,
believed that IFS soil Is peculiarly adapted TO tina, ar
uole' BONDS with unexceponsbe security OF deed of t
on "e abdtosefuro the payment OF the purchase money viii
DC fequHed. FRANCIS ROW, In
n JOHN w. FLEET, AF~tee''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-25
sTANZAs, BY L. CAMPBELL.

Whats ballow'd ground. liza. Earth elod
Ia maker meant mol should be tod
by nan. the Image Of hi. God,'
Erect and free,
UnscOurs,d by Superstiion's rod
10 bow the knee
That's hailow'd srouud-where mournd and miss'd,
The lips rtpose our love In, kis-'J-
bnt whei e's THEN mrmOry's mansions! lst
Non chuIchyarL's bowers
M! in ourselves then souls exist,
y part of ours.
4 kiss can consocratc the ground
Where mated hearis mutual bound
The spot where lOve's first links we're wound,
That ne'er tiVcn,
Ia hallow'd down to elith's profound,
Ana ap TO Heaven
Fer lime makes all hui tue love old
The burning thoughts that then were told
Run molten sill in menory's mould
Aud will mo- COOL
Until the heart itself be cold
In Lsthe's pool.
What halows ground wi ere heroes sleep.
lis not the soul tuI ed piles YOU heap
In dews that heaven far distant weep
Their turf NAV bloom;
Or Genii twine beneath the deep
Their coral tomb.
But slreu his ashes TO the wind
whose sword or voice has served mankind--
And is he dead, whose glorious mind
Lifts thine high p
To live in hearts we leave behind,
Is not to die.
L. It death to fall for Freedoms right
He's dead alone that lacks her light
Aud murder suliies in Heaven, sight
The sword he draws -
What alone ennubie light
\ noble cause
Give that and welcome War to brace
Hrr drums aud rend Heavens re, king space
fhe colours planted face ~ face,
1he charging cheer,
Though Deaths pale horse lead on the chase,
Shall still be dear.
And place our trophies where kne.l
To Heaven hut Heaven rehukes my zeal
The cause vi Truth aud human veal,
God above!
Transfer ii from the swords appeal
To Peace aud Love
Pesce, Love the oherubm, that ioin
Their spread wings o'er Devotion's shrine---
Prayers sound IN vain, aud temples shine,
Where they not
The heart alone make divine
Religious spot.
To lamentations dost thou trust,
And POnpous rites ia dome, august
See nioudering stones and metals rust
Belle the vduut
That man bless one pile of dust
With chime " cbauht.
The ticking WOODWORK mock. thee, man
Tb, ,enple,-oreeds them.clvr, grow wan,
Ba there's dUme of nobler span,
Atemple given
Tng faith, that bgots dare not ban
IL space Is Heaven
L., roof star pictured Nature. ceiling,
Wnrr. trsncins the Tapt spiit's feeling,
And dod hiIn.cf to revealing
The haruIuiious spheres
blake music, lough unheard their pealing
Iiy mortal tprs.
r sir stars ara not your beings pure
eau sn, can tath your world. obscure,
Else why sw al the thoughts at your
Aspect above!
fe must he Hes, ems that make u, sure
OF Heavenly lye
aud in your har i,ony sublime
1 read the doom u d,'an, time
That mans reeeutraie soul from crime
Shall vet be drawn.
and reason his mortal cline
Immortal dawn.
WHATS haIlow'd grounl 'Tis what gives birth
TO sacred Thoughts "a souls Cf worth =
Peace Independence! Truth go forth
Earth', compass ronLi
Aud your higl, Priesthood sail palke earth
III haiiOsc'd ground.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-25
a TEACHER W.4NpED

4 fooNG man Of good hahn, ond morals qualified 10
'tSen aI"s, VA ting, arithmetic aud geography 10 cha
"th d" i1n TO 10 Of age, may hear snation Ia =
private iam 10y directing ietIer so A. H. Over. 10 -
hI"rhaiie' me qualifications CURED heng Of the hum
nst SIae aud tie sWalIes of ihe school, (rouanine ne,
more an oar or five children) aurdng The Young man
h' may ueriSEe IT. the Hiupie opportunity Of prosecuting
~" s'ud''i t6asIaiy, exclusive Oi hoard, oJgIg washing
W.T. oi eou he low varying according prceBs,ns u the
Candidate, iro'H 100 doll 10 $50 dolls. year.
None need apply who produce saa ,estin
ais OF competency to tedoh aud and moral habits
Ohe VINO ~ had the management al would b. prefer
red. Nov Is. 5,-vig w f'''iSi-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-25
Also.
PURLLC SIZE

virtue Of deed Of executed 20 me by Ashton Gar
- teti duly recorded in the county count of Louisa and d.
yea the st day Of November 1874 will he offered for sale 10
ghe' sdde for cash. before the trout door Of Price and
Tavern at Loulsn Courthouse, on Thursday the 8i
day Of December next il far If mex, lair dsy thsres
YES hI following property, to wit the tract of land ON which
udfeti now resides containing abou $50 acres subject
TO PIor deed ef in favor of William TlsnJ ~
,mai SUM- and the slave, Eish Tom, Spogood William
is-o9 'hd Jenny TO satisfy debt due Richard Wright
81 "In Goats The title to the above property believed
to be gndiuted hut will only convey such ont As i, vested
IN me ny the said deed CHARLES S. JONES, trustee
Nov. 10. 10 y,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-25
EDTTCATJON

VIE subscriber respectfully public that he will
~ Soninne las school The ensuing year, at the rHYSIC
semarywi he taught h. Greek Latin aud Euglih anrua
s ue'gisPh together with mapdrauri, lie ue of The
uonss, " t"fS hhmriic, History, Ills term. (or
iniIn va" he, io' the Latin and Greek Language. S25 the
rhs'sh language including Geosaphy &c $50 per
quh CRY ia advance III, school will on hc Oh
q" J'nha and terminate the 10th following making
leTn OF ~ months after deductng the vacation Capt
bio"n residing at the place, will hih beard
ns' lodging Ac at SO the The situation OF th. ehul
may a. Justly condeTed among the eligible benz in an
unc"mmoni, healthy and respectable noighbu hood entirely
remote from the haunts Of vice aud is.ipaiIon
ELIJAH G. IIANES.
Is. ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-25
.lI.ARSELAL,S SaLE

pursuance Of decree Of Tie Superior Court ofChancery
Tor the Williamsburg district pronounced on the zld dsv
81 July last ~ the case Of Thomas Simpson administrator 6f
James Simpson, dec aud Randolph Fhche Sheriff of Surv
county aud committee Of The estate Of John Holt decd riff
against Richard H. Cooke and Ann his wife and Tie said Rich
ara SoSee 1dmr de bonis non, with the Will annexed OF
% a. Diau ey acc; and other defendants, will be .Od
public auction Monday The 26h day Of December al Sur
eourho't (beng court day that valuable estate on James
!e called Hog Island, neatly opp Isite James IOWA con
tanning With the main land attached housa al tee hur
aud 'bee-iourth les. The ard On
ne Island believed to be Of the first quality, and pa.eu
larry adapted TO the growth ofooiton tie main land 6n.i
hbefed with oak aud pine and fine range for stock The
erms VIII he credit Of sN and tee.e nosil- tl, purrI,s-r
gning bonds with sufficient security and The lille t b Ind re-
taiued till the bonds are paid
Nov. 10. - ", -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-25
.nessrs. JOhsi d. Halckins. Richard Ro,d 4jer--

III
a''der Lloyd PhaiP Ra''sy Bair BuISre6
W wal Pease take roce, that shall 18th OOH
and @'t Gays Of December u.e Tayerr-house OF
" Itam Towns, IN IL. tngB of Boy dpn county OF Mr
n9rs aud State Of Virginia, be the hours OF oclock
~ ne morning and O'Clock in te evening each dav pre-
TO lake the affidavit. OF Richard Russell, Robert Oliver,
NeNnder Boyd and Others be m evidence in it
low ndms IN the Superior Court of Csucey COS the Rh.
noni Dtriei wherein plaintiff yuu and each OF ,
ahd others ate made detendatwle attend or 40.
d you see III. THOMAS GoODE
IT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-25

BraSH.--Accounts from Pernambuco state,
that numerous levy OF ii oops was taking place
throughout the empire of BAIL. The levy was
made by CONSUMPTION, and many OF the Young mer
bad escaped and concealed themselves TO void it,
The cause of this proceeding is attributed to the
dissatisfaction entertained by the people of Brazil
To that par, OF the late treaty with Portugal which
stpulates that the king of Portugal shall bear. in
common with Don Pedro, the title of Emperor o.
Brazil 1t is supposed, the efore, that it would re-
quire the whole force which could be raised to keen
matters quiet ". y Mere. .fdp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-25

Ladies and GellilemeaS' &c OF & SE~.E
MInUF.fCIOkY.
'y'E suhsehei has had el,gani a..o'in.ni Of
Ladies' Morocco al skin aud fancy cvloursd Strd Shoes
OF every description. Gcmeu.tR's Morocco and Ca-Skia
Boots Shoes and PumPs sur,tor quality. Mcn aud 30,
Boots, DoOtevs and Shoes all which will b. sold
'air prices have Just "a of Stuff,
morocco snd raikin ladies shoes Also calf srai-skn
Morocco ~ Gentlemens Boots and Shoes which will be
nuiaened at shuri notice snd the reasonable
IL Boots aud Shoes repaired aud all orders th'ukfl,
! eevei. JOHN SAiivAY.
| Nov. %. 5g-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-25
NOTICE.

N ILL be sold on Friday the Esd day of December next in
w front oi the Dell Tavern, the of Richmond az
s. 10 the Capital Stock OF the rchauc,yile TunpiL.
Company, on which there any money due, and winch shall
be unpaid that dsy by order OF the Pret and Directors
NOr p 5S-wtis q. M.CARRINGTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-25

,iat he may witness the practical elects OF that
system OF government, of which he is so enthusiasts
tic an admirer. This distinguished advocate of the
rights OF man will, undoubtedly, be received and
treated, with that spirit of kindness and courtesy,
which is always the result OF admiration OF talents
and good principles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-25
Boarding NchonL "a Yon,,n TnIics.

bOmd'ng Sch0oi TOR Young Ladies.
NH MbS. HAhiLfONS Boarding Day School i,
20 LOT he reception u Young Ladies' either Hoard.
{" % Oag SCHOLARS The cour.e Of Instruction embraces eve
~ branch necessary 70 finished English education the ehool
10 clucidate their Instruction.
TIE Lam Greek and French languages, together with Music
p'wnS aud Psmng Painting Velvet and Satin. Emtod-
cry aud every other Kind Of ornamental work are taught on
most approved principles and by teachers VIII, re.d. IN The
iamiy In the boarding department Of the eabshnent the
nave had very considerable experience and the, ass parent,
ana guardians That every eNertion will he made prono be
Comfort and Improvement Of those committed To- their care
Ihe morals and manners Of The Dung lodie, will be rac
larry attended TO. s-
REFERENCE.
Judge w. n. Cabsll Rev John II H..
Judge WIN. rOckenbrough, Rev. Robert H. Croee
ShockU Hill ' ~ -
Richmond. Nov. 90. 5s-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-25
MEXICO.
Durham adu

The following extracts from late letter, receiv-
ed by gentleman in this City, contains some in
lefesng particulars relative TO the hostile opera
tons between Spain and Mexico:
HAVANA, 10Th October
1.-THE Sabine (Spanish) frigate, Commodore
Laborde, who sailed for the Castle of St Juan de
Ulloa last month, was dismasted on the Goth ult.
and returned this morning under jury masts wi h
the officers, troops, money, sc. for the relief of
the Castle. The Casildo and Arethusa frigates,
with the two transports, who separated from the
Sabine in the gale, arrived off the Castle on the
9th instant As soon as the Spanish fleet appeared
in sight, the Mexican frgate and corvette weighed
anchor and stood out to intercept them, and the
Mexican gunboats wee sent in pursuit of the
Transports The Mexican frgate and corvette are
new ships, just arrived from England, where they
were built. The former mounts % guns, the latter
%; both carry heavy metal, and are manned with
British and American seamen; their commanders are
British Post Captains Of high standing in the British
Navy, and Smith, who commands the frigate, is
nephew of Sir Sidney Smith. The officers OF Brit
ish brig that arrived here yesterday from Vera Cruz
got their vessel under way at the time that the
AIexicans sailed after the Spanish fleet and lay to
two hours TO see the engagement, but night coming
on they stood on their course for this place. The
Mexicans got the weaiher-gage Of the Spanish, and
they stronger, every thing is feared for their
safety. The gunboats were sent after the Transports
aud held in reserve to aid the iigate and corvette
Ii is feared here that the first vessel from Vera
Cruz will bring the news of the capture Of the Span
ish fleet and the surrender of the Castle, which
will cut of forever all hopes Of reganing that vau-
able country" Nat. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-25

General Jackson's letter the legislature of Ten
nessee, resignng his in the Senate of The Uni
ted States, will be found in a subsequea. column
we presume that our readers will be inieres ell in
the perusal of it. Should any of them think his
nomination 10 be premature, must be recoected
that the Legislature oi Tennessee assemblies but once
in two years If the nomination were deferred till
their next session, it would then be too late to
make an official declaration of their intention 10
support the candidate whom they delight 10 honor;
and TO make suitable arrangements o secure his e.
lection. Chelmsford, Mass. Picnic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-25
tqve Dollars Re,nnrd

GTBAYED stolen from the subscriber on the 18th ul
y Black Mare years old, feet or inches sh ana
tty sIos ana formed She was purchased from No.
Corog who drove her ms Wagon Isrrisonburz 10 Rich.
mondi aud has probably attempted 10 re back 10 The place e
HOuFHr TLsupt 4 ~
AmpihiI, Chesterfield, Nov.s 55.-w5t
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EDUC8TJOw

M school Tor languages, within half mile Of the Unyet.
~ ~, WILDE continued The ensuing yesr The nest session
viii commence on the 18th Jsnud is2G.
Til w. MAURY.
4N"Fs o. bf--sII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-25

We have seen letter from gentleman in Lon
don to his friend in this city, which confirms the
statement of the London John Bull Of Sept 70,
that Mr. Brougham has serious intentions Of Wis
ting America. II is stated, that lac is now putting
his professional business in such train as will ena-
BILE him 10 remain in this country long enough to
travel over ageat portion Of lis territory in order
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-25
sGS The Opinion, in next Enquirer.

The Federal against the State Governments.
One oi the most important, and perhaps the
most difficult object in the direction and homage
ment OF our civil Institutions is TO preserve a pro-
per balancein the powers of the general and state
governments. Perhaps there is more danger 10 be
apprehended from the loss of this balance of power
than there's fiom local and sectional divisions for
the latter palpabe and obvious in the outset.
give timely warning of the danger, and array The
community asains, them, whilst the former steals
upon us impercepthly and under the garb of " ge-
neral welfare" or some specous good, prepares
The way TO slide us into a consolidated form of 60
vernment, or, by loosCning gie barriers of the con-
stitution, to aoa, upon the broken fragments
oil ruined republic. Let US keep close 10 the
constitution, and lei one dare to add TO or take
from the contents of that book. At the best. the
uncertain import of human language will sufficient
ly eXpo+e US to the dangers OF innovation, not
withstanding our best endeavors to adhere 10 its
letter andsPrit. Our attention was turned o thi.
subject at the present time by the following remarks
nom the Richmond Enquirer: Eastern Argus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-25
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Sc

AllES NJ JOHNSTON, ha, received his regular Fall and
Wmer supply consisting Of the usual varieties of heavy
a"d Fancy BdRDWARE Rogers hest and common poekei
@md aGie knives and forks JaPaned ays and waters
spec boxes tea eaddie, dIsh covers Tenders
me aud and-rons; hods AID scnilcs cloak and
pm Cabinet Maker furniture ofa kind.; Britannia Tea an
pos with sugar dsheA and pots, match back
s'inon boardsj chessmeu; brass rim, mo tee and stock
planes aud general assortment of carpenters oos
wees aud Blaeksmtbs bellows; lilies all descriuiio,
&C &c winch he Oilers hi usual terms IL town and eor
customers: " M ''
ALSO
Richmond made axes aud haiche: mill meek, and
10 stand. ~ N "a4ia'
Nov. 10. ~