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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05
EXECUTOR'lS S.4L 2
oct3f.

WILL be sold the premises the first dsy Of January
~ iS@ That well known AID valuable estate called Pon,r
forest lying IN Nhe counties Of Bedford Campbell the
property OF Thomas Jefferson dec within eight mile, of
Lyhchburg and three OF New London also about 20 likely
snd valuable negroes, with stock, crops The term, Of
day. :" "e
the hteenh OF January, at Monticello the county of
Al5enrie the whole OF the residue Of The personal
"ou' theIson, dec consisting of valuable
STOCK, cfoP Nc household and kitchen furniture The aen
ton Of the public is earnestly invited this property rh.
negroes are believed to be ihe valuable for their number
ever "uried al one time IN The Slte Of Virginia The house
hold furniture many valuable historic and portrait ,n1
bu'ts OF marble and plaster of distinguished individuals enc
Of marble Ihomas Jefferson, by Caacc with the pedestal
and iruncaed eormnon which il stands poygraph t cupv
ns instrument used by Thomas Jefferson, the last
'e years. with various other articles curious aud useful 10
men of business and private families The terms of sale will
accommodating and made known previous day The s
VIII be continued ON day 10 DAY until completed The,
sales being unavoidable, II sufficient guar antee 10 the public
That they will take place at the times and places appointed
THOMAS j. RANDOLPH
- Executor of Th. Jefferson de c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05
Trust Sale of Valuable Land and M,s,o,,


execution Of deed of trust, from Lew Jone, aud Pr-
deuce his wife, TO the payment OF due
from the late isu Of Norris aud Jones' the subscribers will
proceed q sell public auction, the 10th day January
next, II lar, not the next iair day 1t the
jones' III the county Of Nuttowsy, The tract of land which
he RESIDES; Big NoitOway containing S4 acres,
due portion Of flat and timber cd land the upland fertile in
tSh state OF Improvement. good condition for farming
and well adapted the culture of corn wheat tobacco and
Cotton, and commodous dwelling house, house and
all necessary out houses fms situated in healthy
aud agreeable neghouhood and hin45 miles II Peters
burg Aio other Of land containing large
portion flat and lying the county OF Lun.nburg MOTTO
way on h",n sides OF Dig Nooway river adjoining the well
known Fail, Mills which have been heretofore sold for the
heneht of the creditors u" the late firm Of oiriss Jones
Ac, other tract nj land containing 266 IL acres lying IN
the county Of Luuenbrg, The road leading the Fail,
of Holloway riverto LuneDburg Courthouse
In execution o the aforesaid deed and the time and
place, the ubcrheTs Will eed 10 sell in like manner be-
ween 20 and 80 valuable slaves large portion aud boy.
and also rs1ge but little used Tic uhcriber, will also
sell under the provisions Of the said deed, the aforesaid Lew
jones stock o all kind, bci considered be valuable,
consisting OF horses ncludns pair of horse.) COWS, hogs
anj sheep Al.o, all his houseioid and kitchen furn,e
farming utensils, Including ~sggou aud gear The land will
he sold acr.d o aud years. rersoal estate on
credit OF twelve months the pun ohdsers giving bonds with
approved security. The sale VIII continue iiom day T. ay
until completed.
VIM HRS G, og 'ESFt Trustees.
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Book Binaery 9. Blank Book .uanufae,o;y.

II. { I. NASH BOOKSELLERS aud Satoneis, RiclInord
Virginia, respectfully inform the public, that they have
established Bihdery, where they prepared 10 manuac
ture every desc ptn Blank Books rud 10 any PATTERN
made of The best paper hound in either sheep,
leather, in the most durable with PATENT metal
lie, aud Psste-boafd spring backs.
IL Old Books re hound in plain sheep, sheep gilt sheep
extra plain calf calf gilt calf plain morocco
gill; morocco extra aud Russia leather with close loose
backs, plain aud gilt edges SC.
Merchants officers of Banks, Courts, Insurance other
Pnbic officers and the public generally respectfully nv
ted Ia favour with their Orders, confident reners
satisfaction will be given as price, paper ruling and binding
IkOs NJ
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Valuable PropeytV foy Sol

Ii vniue o. decd Of tfga executed by John s. Winston
aud LOUISE Ann his wiz, dated 9Th Fsbus,y 1874 ~,
whish IS duly recorded IN the CLERKS oaee Of
county court N order TO secure the payment Of
u ne IAN day Of December next between the hours Of IS,
oeioek OF That day. proceed sell without reerv.
premises Tor ready money, the Tavern Sfo,ebor.e
snu sthe Improvement, together With the tract Of land ~
Woy ere siiuated, conianine 30 acres living on Ios
we imtephoppod Road, in the county ri Goocbl,pd
~ Psf shown ~ die 'ine Of Wakiusvis formerly s ~
on aho haTf Store and Gcnrees Old rtvcrn adjoining 49,,
, oi John 5h'on, sew sid others. Te stand Tor st,e
snn Tavern thousht" be cqvalio any Of that road and a.
puua"s extensive aud IN good repair. Aci,nr =. T,s,ee
'a "ny convey such title ~ Is yeei me- BOT heljev, ,
he naoucifiOnahle. ,qu - 80, 1880. =
=. ~. q -if-~if. U i"''ft
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Nov. 3.
Fifth DO{iUrS Re,por,I


IN the 25h Of October last William Jones Pane, of Stafford
- county, Va. was sent by me TO Lynchburg on BAY
naie, branded with OH the thigh yea old about 10 hand
high Pane Of usual rather inclined bald has
horse has short upper teeth worn of in circle h, IL abo
p years old will give the above reward TO anv persoo
who wii'eeu'e him in any Jail within the United sises
. ABNER X. KERR.
Powiatan Courthouse Now 10. sS-a,
~ The different printers in the u States will confsr f.
vof Ivy giving the above insertion.
Will offer Tor sale TO the highest bidder, on Tuesday The
I'm day OF December next If fair, otherwise the next fair
day, al the residence of the late BENJAMIN Watkins dec tho
aet % land on which he resided upper eud of Chester
hed comply on hppomattox.river, and both sides of the
man rO5d leading from Richmond and Petersburg TO Bev,
Bridge The tract contains about $50 acres about 500 of which
are low grounds OF excellent quality The land will be sold
On credit of, and years persons wishing 10 pYtc5s
are invited to come aud The aud which will he shewn by
noha5d Wilkinson living on The premises or by Thomas Wal
k'n 'ins within half mile. At the same place and tis
w h.. sod Qua credit VI twelve months, about Thirty likely
NEdHOES, consisting Of men, women, boys and girls AID
all the stock Of hofe cows sheep and hogs between 5O0
barrels corn all the crop Of fodder aud oats plantation
siIs @c.'se' VIM LEIGH Er'f.
Ott %. 4I--tds Of Benz. Wafkins de-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05
FILL GOODS.


ME- are receiving and opening large proportion Of oar
w Fa'l and Winter GO0DS amongst those now opeain
Bales OF rose, point and juGls blankets %
Bales uapt cottons, various makers
Bales hanne tearnnts and bearskns
Bales besehed aud unhleached site nu shirt;
ings, a complete assnItment.
superior imported
Pe!isse cloths, OF all colours
Vein:s, TO suit the
SILK, cotton and worsted hosiery
Furniture cambria and ga,ment diunies
Cases Irish iinen long lawn and .heetng ca
few pieces Flanders heeting and e,s
Cases satinet. he'd ticking, check. @
Boxes OF looking glasses, put up in DOZENS for vho.e.
trade
Cotton shrtinss, cotton camhricls
Muslins, hombsznes, bvubazt.ts
Diapers aud linen cambtics
AcUmpe,e of merino and cashmere ,,r,. a.
scsrs, some beautiful
a small assortment merino and esshmcre hikfs.
a few beautiful plain black silks
TIN lad laees, flat bOhbin aud
Canton rankin and itali,n cranes
piece beautiful gauze s4nnrl.
They expect daily additional supplies from Nee York
Philadelphia, all which will be sold much under foru,
oet D. f2-u WM. NEALE & CO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05
CONSCIENCE.

conscience.
Where Is the king, with al his purple pomp-
Where is the warrior plumcd, the efmined judges
With all hi. insceni ri, ,ders-where the sage
Whete all wise, po~eriu fearful frowning things,
That osn, for all their Gosuiug, send an eye
An mel within my hosom,
There's my rock,
NV castle, NV sealed fountain, sacred court,
Tast shut ;1sr out. There holy Conscience .its,
Judging more kc.uly than the ernned judge
Smiling more deeply than the warriors swaid--
Mye mighty than the sceptre. There my deeds
nv hopes, fears, vani;ies, wild follies, ,haine,,
Ale ali aign'd. So, Heaven be meroiful!
The man acquitted at that fearful bar,
Holds the fir, prize the round world has TO give;
his like heaven, sunshine-Pric-less. Fur all ene
The praise Of others. a. VII gin gold,
Jaith's richest Offering, 10 be sought with rain
Vel not he pinned for; wurthy of all search,
But mol of ,orrow---a, the iufeIiJr prize;
Not our breath of hi cath, our life Of life;
The lowing river of vur inward peace,
The noble confidence, that bids man loUk
His fellow i the face, and he the thing,
Fearless and upward-c. I'd. that God has made him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05

RU.N.a IA Y T9FF A.. I'D

l TED to the Jail OF Monroe County, alabam, a,
recently purchased by Mtsrs. John Mill, snd S,h
nero T2deIs OF The estate OF the late Samuel Well. Of
,nnn, WI eiaia' She bright mu to, aud from her
If'""Ie Is not exceeding twenty Of ase is 6o,1
advanced IN pregnancy The owner or owners are
=, @ 70 come forward identify their property agressb
The Legislature for jail fees. y az a1' u
Dec JESSE c. FARRAI, Sheriff.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05
ValuabIc Real Est01e 5or SoTc

WE subscriber otter for sale that valuable rronenv ,
Tavern at Dinwddie Courthouse with hundred acre.
NJ andi with about 20 of first meadow Land ia
s rate land Tor the culture of tobacco, cotton and
a sain there than half vet in is growth
Is deemed unnecessary 10 describe the improvements, j.
suhcen that they all good large couveneu ild i
one oil lie best stands for tavern, known in this section o
the country, exclusive Of the different DAYS and ote,
pnhi.c meetings Wra two hundred yards the tavern bil
In5s an Academy which AWAY, occupied by compe
teachers. TINS land will positively be sold to the highest bid
der, on the 18Th OF December uex IL being court day ,
made known on that day and Junodatng N'"'
o.,,. JAMES SCOTT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05

VIII sell upon Accommodating terms, tracts of land lying
W the county OF Nottoway containing between eleven
and f'ree hundred acres stusted Noltoway River anil
containing large portion of first bottom land well adam
tea Tue growth OF Tobacco, any other crops the r land
good and wel!Sued for the culture cotton The other
tract containing between aud hngrd acres lies on
deep creek, and is bounded by two other creeks which ,
large quantity OF very excellent Hat land All nerson de;
posed 10 purchase are i"iedo view the premises, which will
es the %vrsetts, o. ny my:elf application
august - os--'t RICHARD Z. IlAKDAWAy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05

PETER Il. BEVERLi, ESP
- lR Take no,ice tia, ihs 4 ss, dsv 81 atA
~ mouth oG December between and sunset,
the tN,In OF Mr. Johnson, the Piping Zee, IN he
county u King William, shall proceed take the cepo.-
ton of Cater it"ses, Esq to be read in evidence
depending te Superior Count OF Charcery for the F,ch
mond district, an which suit you plaintiff and and o,nes
def. nants and that shall
10 day. between sunrise and sunset the place until the
said deposition be folly takea and completed, at which time
aud times aud place, you may attend IL you think Ct.
CHARLES ELLIS,
JOHN ALLAN,
Nov H. 54-td Partners of Ellis Allan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05
FdH Goods and the Latest Fashions.
JOdN M'ENTIRE, MERCHANT TAYLOR,

OPfV5tlo TIC IItII IUUCTT,
AS recently received Ia. Stock Of Fail Goods, con.ur
III of super and niddirg cloths and cas.mer,, I.an
coo's aud fancy mixture vesngs the newest and
patterns, tartan psd, cambet, which, added 10 hi.
former tock makes his assortment complete,
10 IN is line IN this city, all OF which will be made nm Il,
Order al The shortest notice, III the Manner and
prices TO suit the times. $3.50 "
N H. AcomPete a,sortmsn Of clothing of every teorin
ton constantly On hand, of the fashion at very ie-
eed prices. ''11
GJ Every garment warranted.
~ large assortment u plaid and cambet cloak, which
WI, be sold very low TO country merchants and others
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05
.farshars Sale of LAND. .Nsgroes. Strck. Sc

.Morshars Sale of Land, Negroes, Stsek, SC.
pursuance decree Of the Superior Court Cia,try
for tAe Riesond Di',rie pronounced tAs 4s doy 81
june ise, in rae Of Ebess.er Jass Carrie
aud others, shall on ths i3h day ofDeeber ner or for
sale 10 tae highst bidder, at public acion the prne,
ty Of Henrieo, called ELLERSLiE described in fle deed
efthe Esd Of August 1919 filed among the papers an said
cusse, containing &c 1T ths place
and in Hke shall ofr for sale, all the of
horses nudes, cattle, hogs sheep hici tas sad
estate the date said deed rhic been snce par
chased replace such haps been consumed and
ve, and e increase Of such sock also all the
and farming ue, also forty slaves and her
SINCE the date Of said deed the siaps carpenter
blacksmith, male cook, s,ndry valuable house se.at
gardner &C. Shoud ne a5ove samd day prove 10 De nfa
fhs sale ,V, be made Tao st fair day tAsrece, Sundays
eresp..d
money ,cW be required in cash, aud te balance equal
annual insiaens 10 be secured by bonds rth approved
security and withholding the tie ta they paid for tic
Slares and other personal tirefye months credit py
chaSeTs ereeutiay bonds scih approved security.
!. GUERR1NT, M. $. C. c.r.d
Or oas IF AIS Deputies.
Oct III. 50-tds
3ELLERSLIE.
'S'ilIS beautiful Farm situated aes River the upper
end cf Henrico adjoining the estates oil John Wick
ham, Esq, distant from Richmond about 10 miles II cen.
rate low grounds, 40 of which Tuckahoe Island tie
balance h. creek Of that and about $50 or 40 acres
OF cleared high land good quality average Of II bushels
OF wheat to the having been produced them when
under the clover system Thi, farm in springs which
never have been known TO tail the dryes spells weather
which traverse every held the main land aodnc album
dance Of water Tor Stock The James river canal passes
the centre Of the farm, within 500 yards barn. which
spacious aud contains of Exais Threhns Machines
good r.pa with all the buildings necessary
plantation The Dwelling House of brick covered with
stucco OF the most durable quality contains seven rooms
the other eonyen'ences usually found attached re,ee e.
tsblishn,ent; icehouse kitchcn, xc The
Oveseef viii shew the place person who TO
ehSnme u 10 tue anseheeoi JAMES CUKkIE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05

Lgaaise Hospital, williamsburg.
oTlCEs hereby given that all the cell. this insion
are occupied, and that patients wall he resolved
until some Of the said eel vaeant due which wall
be given. by order Of the Court Of Directors
May 81. S-u LEO HENLEY. &C. d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05

I'VE subscrtsr has hand aud oofs for sale a, ,b
Richmond Plough Mandatory, opposite the Ug,on
assortment Of the celehrated MCoimiek the cal All ~
improved BdR-SHlRE PLOUZHS. "'
Also m hand f.~ ,afse.hsrs. ssfs51rrerers IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05
Oct 81.
1ELLERSLIE.

virtue Of deed Of trust, from James Curie and Caro-
line las wife, shall trustee, sell all the cop of corn
fodder tops and shucks, immediately after tie sale of ,e
aon'e property. JOHN EIETH. trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
CT


Tie .sfiseries Of q Schooifndster.
az all profession, that thi, worid has known,
From clown. and eoblers up to the thrones
F,om the grave Architect Of Greece aud Rome,
Down 10 the Trainer al fs,thng broom,
The worst for care and uudesetv abuse,
The hrst IN real dignity and use;
(tf skilfd 70 teach, and dilisent TO rule,)
is the learned master Of little school
Not he who guides the legs, OF skills the cIcsvu
To square his ii.t, and knock hts fellow down;
Nor he who sh.ws the still more bsrbarou, art
To parry thrusts and pierce the ungarded heart,
But that good IMAM, who, faithful TO his charge,
StiIi t"ils the op'ninS reason 20 enlarge,
And leads the growing mind through ev'ry ssSet
From humble A. Ii. q. 10 Gods own psgei
From black rough pot hooks, horrid TO the siSht
To fair est line, that float DER PWcst whitej
From enumeration, thru an opening way,
Till dark au,iuitiss seem clear as day;
Pours DER the mind food OF mental light,
Expauds its wings, aud gives il power Tor fight,
Til eartbs reuo,es bounds, and heavens bright tain
lie trace, weigh measure, picture aud explain
II such hi, tolls, sure honour and regard,
And vs., al,h, aud fame, will be hi, dear reward;
Sure every tongue will utter forth his praise,
Aud blessings sild the evening OF his days
Yes bltd ud,e,i, by cold, unyrateful scotD
With study rsie,i by daily crosses worn;
pespi,'d by those who to hrs iahouIs owe,
All that they read, and almost all they kno'ri
ConJsmn'd each tedious day, such cares TO bear,
A. well might drive cen patience TO despair.
The partial parents taunt, the idler dull
The blockhc ads dark i'ppenetrable skull
The endless round of A. II. Cs whole tfain5
Repeated Ger ten thousand times IN vain;
PLACID point, the object Of each 'neer,
Ills faults enlarge, hi, merits disappeari
ii mild =" Our lazy master loves ms ease,
The boys at school, do any thing they pleasc;"
II rigid" Hes cross hard hearted wretch,
lie drives the children striped With the birch.
My child, with gentle means will mind hrea,bI
hut frown. aud csging, brighten him 10 death"
DO As he will, his conduct |, arr,ign'd,
And dear the liilehathe gets i gaind;
Fen that is given hin, quarter day,
With looks, that call II money thrown away!
Just Ileayeui who knows the emitting cN5
\ linda llt,fl sa her ahRre
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05
Land Agency fn OHIO.

Land Agency in Ohio.
J>E subscriber having lately removed from Goochi,,i
county, Va and settled his family in Chco,he will ,n
dettsse business land agent and will thankfully
ceise the patronage OF VTgnians in lands IN
state any other persons lie will pay taxes ON land attend
TO old neglected claims, lands illegally sold for a,,
sell lands commission, &c. He will give any inforp,
tiou concerning lands which he may possess rrafs bur an
letters must be post paid attention will paid 10 then
RO WARE.
OhuIcolhe, NOV. .. SGT
toMe1rrED to the Ja OF Newkent county, on the 2a.h
~ day Of August, 1926, CYRUS negro unan slave VIC
says he the property Of Ferdinand S. Campbel of Wi,
iamsburs and hired for the present year 10 John Nc
Cew o; the City ot Richmond He had when Committed
black cloth and brown linen panaoon, and
black hat he is feet 10 inches high, dark Complexion no
visible mark or scar The come rwaId
prove property and charges eise he wall be dealt with
as The law din Gets
EDMD. w. HoCKADAY, Jaio..
Nov 10. 20 az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05

Copy Of Letter received by S. Refebeys, esq. dated
MoNTIcEBLo, Sept. D, 1916.
S1R-YoUr letter Of Aug i6 is just received.
That which wrote to you under the address of II,
Tomkinson was intended for the author Of the
pamphlet, you were kind as TO send me, and
therefore, In your hands, found IFS true destination;
but mus, beseech you, Sir, not to admit posi-
biIity Of its being published. Many good people
win revolt from its doctrines, and my wish is 10
offend nobody; to leave TO those who are TO live
under it the settlement of their own constitution,
and TO pass in peace the remainder Of my time. If
those opinions sound they will occur to others,
and will prevail by their own weight without the
aid OF names. / am glad TO see that the Stanton
meeting has rejected the idea of limited Conven-
ton. The article, however, nearest my heart is,
the division Of the counties, into Wards; these
will be pure and elementary republics, the sun Of
all which, taken together composes the state, and
viii make OF the whole true democracy as 10 the
business Of the Wards, which is that Of nearest
and daily concern; the affairs OF The larger sections
OF counties, OF states, and OF the Union not ad-
hitting personal transaction by the people, will be
delegated to agents elected by themselves and re-
presentation viii thus be substituted where person
q! action bccor.es smpr sciiras'e. Yet, even oyer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-11
Rheumatism and Gout.

BENJAMIN Morange & Sons Medicated Oil SILK.
IVUMANITYrequres to proclaim to }, the public an
exterior remedy for the cure of all Chronic Dis
orders. but particularly the Govt, Rheumatism, and
Colds Many thousands have been cured of these ter
rble diseases bothin the United States and in France;
and as many highly able and respectable physicians of
this cty wish to give justice to TRUTH they have deli
vered the following
CERTIFICATE:
Ne,c- York, Esd Hug. 1920.
o-1rTbe vanished silk manufactured by NJ. Morange
& Son, is capable of being applied with great advan-
tace in many cases Of Gout, Rheumatism, Chronic, en-
largements and stiffness ofthe JOINTS and indurate
pIandular ,umors: and in is preferable to
any other remedy with which we areacquainted.
[Signed]
Wright Post, Nj. d. John Watts jun. NJ. D.
Alex H. Stevens, NJ. D. r. S. Nissan, M. d.
David Hosack, NJ. d. w. G. s. Macneven, MD.
John Nelson, NJ d. Edw. Deafeld M. D.
Felix Pascalis, NJ. d, DR.. Valentine Mott,
SamuelL. Mitchell, M. d.
To be had at the Drug Store of JOHN l. SaYI2S,
sole agent for Alexandra, march so
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-11
NEW
Spring and Summer Goods.
JAMES w. SCOTT

JAMES w. SCOTT
YH lust received, and offers for SALE at the mouse
South -,vest Corner Of Kong and Farta1 Streets,
recently occupied by MIR. JAMES BARRY, an extensive
assortment OF
NeU Spring and Summer Goods,
bourht in New York and the intermediate markets. at
the present depressed prices and ofthe latest mpora
tions which will be sold at small advance either by
wholesale or retail.
4nsong them are:
Sup. cloths, black, blue, brown, ciaret, &c
Cassimeres, drills white brown and fancy stripes
Superior gnghans new and handsome style
Grecian and Chlian stripe muslns, muslin robes.
Mandcrine Grape robes, black and colored
Black and coored Canton grapes
Rich barage and CHILEAN silks for dresses, article
Black and colored Gros de Naples
Real italian black lutestring, superior black mode
Florences and satins; figured silks various coors
SenshawS and sarSnetts
Figured and plain Swiss and Scotch null, Jackohet
and book muslins
Italian grapes various colors
Silk and MarseieS vesting
Ladies' and rentemens silk, thread and cotton no.
siery
Fancy barage and silk hdkfs new style
Bandanas and chappa romalls
Linen cambrcs and l.. C.. hdkf's, plain and colored
borders
Ladies colored and white sup. horseskin kid and silk
gloves; gentemen's beaver, horseskin & thread do
Ladies and gentlemcns silk, thread cotton hosiery
Blue and yellow nankins
Ladies, misses and children's oiled silk aprons
Leghorn and Bolivar hats, umbrellas and parasols
A and 70 Irish linens and sheetngs
S-4 and rs long lawns Russia and Scotch sheetlngs
German Ticklenburg and Burlaps
Domestic brown and bleached sheetings & shirtngs
Plaids, cotton yarn, &c. &c with great variety of
.ST.7PLE g. F.7NCY GOODS,
not here enumerated and to which the attention of
purchasers both and country, is respectfully in
vited. may ~