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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-11

Some weeks ago we received from Col. Binns a
pamphlet successfully vindlcating his character
from certain calumnies which no doubt our read
ers have heard Of We intended to publish the
whole Of The pamphlet, but have been unable TO
find room for it, and in the meantime content our
selves with copying the following article on the
subject, flom the New York Commercial Adver
tser
:. Col. Binns.-Tt is we'll known that Col. Binns.
Editor Of the Philadelphia Democratic Press, was
implicated with those lrshmen who attempted to
regain their independence, in 1893. He was tried
tor treason with Arthur O'Connor, and DR. O'Coig-
lev. clergyman. at Maidstone in England, when
the latter only convicted, and subsequently ex-
ecuted. For many years past. however dark
shade has rested upnn the character OF Col Binns.
N consequence Of the publication, in 1909, and at
different times since, of letter said to have been
written BIS the unfortunate OCoigley few DAYS
before his death, and a speech which he was also
sail to have made at the place Of execution, in both
of which Col. Binns was implicated as having saved
his own lite bv treacheiously sacrificing his friend.
1t turns out at last however. that in respect To this
charge. Col. Binns has been one OF the most inno-
cent and most injured of men, Mr. Lewis r.
Franks. editor of the Independent Balance. has con-
Iesse, and confirmed his statement by an affidavit,
hat DOTH the letter anu the speech were sheer Tor
ceres. got up by knot Of unprincped politicians
in 1869, Of which Mr.. Franks was the principal!
agent, for the purpose of destroying the influence
II the Editor Of the Democratic Press Col Binn.
mas lately published pamphlet upon this subject.
The perusal Of which we have Just finished, and
which has most ehectualy wiped from his charac-
er, tile foul stain which was thus wickedly thrown
N by bis opponents acting under the influence
of party madness"
81 House hridtd."-The Troup party in the Iegsa.
lure Georgia ave formed jackson Electoral Ticket.
and the Clark party in The body VIII" claim for them
selves be the exclusive friends Of the General have also
formed one
Protection Of .Hanufactarss.-Mr. Livingston,
= the Senate of New York has submitted reso-
luton for instructing the Senators and requesting
the Representatives in Congress from the State Of
New York to endcavor to procure increased pro-
lection to Agriculture and Manufactures.
NJ r. LftcH, BOOKSELLER Of Philadelphia, drew the
capital prize of 1nyfour Ihonsand Doars i'll the Union
Canal Lottery, So Class, lately drawn The foriumte
ticket vas sold al Iates s. -icIa.es retail occ, No IL,
Chesnut street. Philadelphia
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FOR RENT.

& The old Ferry Farm. Tavern. and Wharf:
H:#H1 The land is # the bes quality, and iii Tho
m::g:; Borough of Wilmington, hch makes it very
1nxasapal convenient to supply said Bo nngl, viii ik
Flo, T. ms ami, 10 JAMES GARDNER
Jan y, 1928 22--tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-11
The Legislature Of North Carolina has incorpo-
rated Gold Mine Company.

FROM C0.0MB.A Accounts frcm tfaraca,o stats
hit terrible EARTHQUAKE, vas fel at i;OGtJrA, and
4 q. ighh itino, the Ism &c Novembe which left
halt 30 the houses OF the CRY nnilab,abe d injured all
tie churches but Ii continued Tor more than ~
n IiIs
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We are informed that il is intended put the works at
the Borough NIL for supplying the town with water, in
operation every Saturday afternoon from 10 O'clock,
when free admission will be granted persons wishing
view the same.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-11

those Vim leave directions for an ostentalous
bat,a inform the public, at much expense mat
,ya,c' Ind beea much better concealed. VIZ 'hat
tsaefT 4a,.,ty Was nutyed them
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-11
IlR A WING.

The Deauare and Aartt Car0saa Consolidated Lo,tef,,
81 Class I'll, be dra~h Sndsy afternoon aer the 18Th
inst al O'Clock, al the afa, Hotel ken; hy G. y
Wolfe YATES & MciN1 YRE INauageys
Jan. 2, 1898
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NOTICE.

The Manufacturers Of Delaware
fE hereby notified a' meeting will be held at the
~ lin'e Of C Ubys, On Saturday merit Tie 18th inst
at o'clock, on business relative 10 il.eif n,erest.
Jan. 8,
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Another chance for Adventures
'To-Morro0, IN this borough,
Al 4 O'clock, z. III.
$4,000! for - I!

We regre, Mat the citizens OF Wilmington and It's sicii
~ were the fortunate holders Of the Capital Erzrs
HE last Cass,-ht trast their turn has If thew
have been unfortunate here,ctore et them 10. be dis
Outraged; for remeube', extreme follows an.thcr
Our adv CO is, MW they Try again.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-11

i',rsc Il tlr E'o .f W. Hlti.a-e iaat,ot, iram .
close and intelligent a5,e ,cr q ~, ana nss d. \
Ua.liesiaR. 4ljfa 1928
Tile discussion On Monday, ,hr novel and
s!tanse proposition u li,e the commiitre man
uiacures lh- power u std Tor person aaa pape's.
mas Shown very distinctly nart a III plan Of opera
ton, BY h oppas;.,on. .lhs plan s d.iiy; and il
ms s1p0 MT ae sufficient, the ccnnte will ro-
h4blg aer coll-tling hAsse mass OF opinions. find
]. seiY e3Y 10 say that silc Is the vatirty and un
ertai1iy, anl con,tadietury nature d thess opin
l3ns, HAT itey ueaNe - cane 70 any conclu-
>an ~ ii hey shopd feel compelled 10 eport a
ii VIII report such one viii not meet the views
II t.ase VINO seeking ptoir tioo.
Tbs position o Mr. $. Wood wss correct, ,hal
ihe house las 10 power 10 COMPEL the atrtddnfc ..
pstsaus il a 0, his kind. Has i he !, wer,
whenever nnd Tor whatever canse il p ases 10 srnj
for every citizen Ct Passport and st Louis. and cam
ie} heir alendaHce- Il IS MT possible. Nsi;hef
The constitution the law gives j, such power
BESIDES BY the admission Of Mr. Oasiey himself,
me ma.er Of the resolution as i ultimately passed
there Is no occasion or the power. He adnne
that individuals cnou h would attend voluntarily
but dnuhied the power Of tic committee 10 ADM
nls,rr 10 such the oath and therefore thought he
resolution nece.sarv. Bot the law was produced
which gave the committee expressly that pewsr
and hence. on his ground. his resolution was
supeitlunus. Sill its passage was pressed rnd
that ton, notwithstanding Mr. Wsigh, Of New rk,
The member OF The committee who originally snE
geslrd the step and Tor whose SPECIAL benefit and
nlormslon il seems il was designed. informed Nj
Oakley lEat, mod,ll- d. il fell short 81 its object
as IT did no, give the power Of compelling the pro-
duciion Of The boohs q lne manufacturers.
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UasIlip~i0n. 81 jar. 1922

Extract Of another letter tho same, from equally
spectacle sonrcedated
Washington. Sd inn 1928.
Yesterday we had interesting though short
discussion on the subject of ronds between Mr..
.'isrcsr and Dr. Noyd brh Of Virginia. 4 bill
rad been reported for the great road from Wash
lns'on 10 New Oileans: and cali wa then pend
'ng Tor lhr report Of the engineers uniting The
James aud IAenhawa rivers. ID Floyd, Nth his
usual gall threw out his thread hare insnnations
against the adrainis alton for iresu,ning to tread
on Eirgla soil 10 execution Of It's lAns OF Improve
fAeht, and charging them with undertaking the
work. from ,iectoneeing views. Mr.. Meicer, with
rs usual delicious manner, and with his almost un
nFalad accuracy and extent Of Knowledge, met ms
eoiieacue, and put him down every point ~
iesalipn 10 the union Of the rivers, he showed
tNat II there was any blame in the undertaking, II
''.nnnea ns at ali 10 thr present admio'ar i.sn,
la = thirty or forty mc,nbers q! eons'ess VIM
der Mr.. Nnn,oss administration, fat ~ i;tiHea
~. NJ % have the survey Hsde. hrd - Z .;s
'eaa 10 New Orleans, lie informed his en.saaas
mat the project c,llti 81 NJ ai&tna, s;tiie
seetsa.p 81 var. ~ w Dr. W. A4'.at 'ists'f'
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.Sf,NElE

Ticket SZ--IIa II -tlIHFfer 81 cehs.
A large collection OF promising r'tnbeis fo' sale at
Robertson y I.ittlcs,
Prize Selling Office, No. 28 Market ST., Wilmington.
Jan IL.
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ri AND FOR SALT End.
rs rs eo"ei"'ea 10 remove from his se.,;sig
,l'e eau dispose Of his lauds o,ie,' .
ioil"" ing tracts ipi sale, 10 Wit 0Hf''t &c
QUO ifatt "i 90 acres. wbeteop hon.,
iv9hg on ot'er River, ~ Bedford conn, NV.
~ p"rt OF The turnpike road, l. nj. IL WV
L!nchhnrg and riics from Linen, Ton
one nan wood land, the greater f4,rt ", "'atiy
Is excellent tobacco land, nnd the p,a,,zo'' 'ear
Respectable repair, lies well. well s,,t.,s9ol an
popnloos NEG hborhood sue in
Another tract Of $50 acres. lyino -, a..
Ton ni The Two Ouets--iAe mos, mar, JaA'
IS cleared, though II is u productive T.. vac,
improvements suitable tor a small ts,.,i.' VIA
Also another tract of Goo acres Iyioa
'feek, within mile OF its junction Vii ''''e
ton river, about two hundred acres an. Cut ''u''
80 OF which IS bottom land dhalf oftl..,''''
uty IS excellent tobacco land, aud AZ -. mn
land there Is not less than two h,ndr,d -, s.r
first rate tobacco Iand--ihe lasi rag,.5 ''s
consider one OF the best tobacco pla,,.,. 'at'
bedford, and could be made an cxerlle,, %.
farm, beng better adapted 10 pas ,I ''''N
plantation ~ that section OF country ar m 5t
SIDE OF the mountains, with extensive ont WIS
! has tact &" IL he shewn by Mr.. Of,fll..5
Who lives on he premises. aud The ,,, sS'
tracts by the subscribed The terms al,
made very accommodating so rs 10 s,,i, mo. =
purchasers JESSE LEFIWICu
u The Editors Of tie Constlntionsl to.
aret equestedto publish the above adyp,,,yo..Nr..
once fortnight. until forbid, aud forward ,t.'.
account TO tins Office Tor payment.
Feb. II. oh.3-
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ZIP L virtue Of deed Of trust. executed TO
n y the subscriber by William Ownby, bear
log date the 18Th day of April, and recorded in
the county court oil Bedford, shall proceed to
sell, at Bedford Courthouse, for cash, ON Mon
day the i2ih day OF May next, il fair if not the
next tar day thereafter Sundays excepted, the
following Slaves. aud their increase since the
date OF tie said deed, TO Ssst Fanny, Anna Kit
~ Louis, fauina Claiborne, Dayy and Phillis
OF so much thereof as'Will be sufficient TO fulfil
the purposes of said deed. Acting as Trustee,
shall convey only such title as is vested in me 10y
the deed. WIN LEFTWlCH.
April II. tds56
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TNR. pEYERG. JOgNEH, a

E3 Y vniue Of a deed Of trust, executed 10
II y the subscribers by William Ownby, bear
ing dnte the Odd day ofJuly, 1921 u recorded IN
the couaty count ofBcdford, for purposes therein
specified we shall proceed to sell at Liberty. Bed
ford Courthouse, To the highest bidder, Ton cash
on Monday the 18th OF May next if fair, if not
the ne&t TAR day thereafter Sundays excepted.
the following Slaves, 10 VII: Sam. I've, Fanny,
sarah, Mary and Charlotte, with their increase
from the date ofsaid deed. Such title only as is
vested mus by the deed aforesaid viii be given
10 the purchaser.
LODOWICK MDANIEL, Trus-
PLEASANT NJ, GOGGlN. { tees.
April 81 tds56
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ADOLFHUS PETlCOLAS,
J. W. DIBRELL.
May s

NOTiCE.-Ail persons having claims a.
"a gainst the late firms of Gait, Bullock q
Co aud Gait and Bullock .or either OF them,
are requested to make them known 10 the
subscriber without delav--and all those m
debted to said firms, or either of them are
earnestly solicited TO make immediate pay.
ment 10 the subscriber, as he is DESTROYS Of
closing his agency in the business as soon as
practicable. c. DABNEt.
Nav y. 4w6l
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NAV .
NEW PUBLTCATFOy
RWNKE ~ b.. r.

NEU PUBLICATIONS.
VHNftE subscriber has just receiy, from
n Philadelphia, the following new publica-
tons, viz
The lie Of Elbridee Gerry, with Contempo-
rary letters, to the close ofthe American Revo-
ton. by james q Austin, Boston Edition by
Wells and Lilly. 1928
The "Reminiscences of Thomas Dibdn of the
Theatre, Royal. Coyent Garden, Drury Lane,
Haymarkct &c. aud author of the Cabiuet.
Saying and Donas, third Series iu2 vols
Life Of Vim. Penn compi ed from the usual
authorities, and also many original manuscripts
by Mrs Hughs
Ella, Essays which have appeared under that
signature in the London Magazine.
BgIand's hj.tIy of Animals, a new work
Containing large number of coloured prints.
Selections from the works of Mrs Bal BAUD
with extracts from Miss Akms' Memoirs. arran.
ged for the use of young persons, by Mrs.
Hughes.
The Governess orthe young Female Academ my
by Mrs. Sherwood
Sure Methods ofimproying health and pro-
longing life, or treatise on the art OF living
long and comfortable, by regulating the art and
Regimen, by a Physician.
Also large quantity ofFamilv Bibles, Of SUI
perlor qualify, and large assortment of Sta.
tonary, which he offers for sale at his usual low
prices, he would particularly invite those who
may want articles in his line + give him a call,
as heIs determined to sell al reduced pices for
cash ABRAN II NORTH
May l.
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q John ID. Urquhart,

"a PURPOSE selling, 10 the highest idder, on
Il Saturday the 3lst day ofhlay next, II fair.
otherwise, the next fair day, Sundays excepted,
ON the premises a tracl of land CONVEX ed 10 me.
by d. Granville Craddock, by deed OF trust,
10 secure the payment Of debt therein ex-
pressed, containing bv estimation 52i acres,
Whereabouts, has on ltrxcrllentimproveue con-
sstng OF two story BIick House, with -four rooms
below Il n passage, 3 rooms above, with AN ox-
tensiye porlicO and pofehes, an Office, kitchen,
laundry, I'D other Convenient houses III the
yard; also, a commodouS granary aud stables
AMI other Improvements convenient to n farm,
IN god repaf.-li is represented that moie
than half o. this tract Of land is nneieared and
Of good quality for tobacco ! commodiously sill
uated for professional man, private family,
o. one who may choose to keep entertainment,
being contiguous 10 the mann Stage road, 2
miles south Of Halifax Count House. aud So STU
ated thar il may be converted with convenience,
II public purposes or private retreat, as may be
preferred All who wish TO view the premises
are referred 10 Doe. Craddock, resi- ling on the
premises. icrms--b"nd j appfoyed security Il
deed OF trust to secure tn payments, one hal pay
able IN II mouths - the bal mcc in . yea.s. The
till, IS believed unqnestouahle. but, as trus-
tee, hal only convey such nile as Is vested IN
me by the deed. Doct. Craddock to RETAIN pos
session until the 10Th day al December oexr.
THOMAS EASLEY.
The above sale meets my approbati aud
concurrence. GRANVILLE CRADDOCk.
April ~. tdS55
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GREAT BARGAINS!
AT
RANKIN X COLES.
Selling off at prime Cost.

TpHE COPARTNERSHlP OF the subscribers
- viii expire by the loh June next; we
therefore Offer our presPnt stock Of goods at
prime c0st. Unit the above stipulated timc - hen
the remaining stock on hand Will be disposed Of
at public auction. to close the concern. We ~
wife our friends aud the'pubIic in general 10 give
us call. as our stock of goods are all fresh hay
ing been purchased within the last IL months
Al fair prices. We, also, notify all those ind, hf
ed 10 MS to come forward and setllr their ar-
compts and all those who have claims against
us TO present them for settl, ment.
THOMAS RANKIN.
NJ. N.COLE.
NAV D Is
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y tST RECEINED-On consignment few
% barrels of /. Bumgsrdner's Old rectifee
"hlskey, which we offer low for cash.
RANKIN a. COLE.
March p
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III Rules holden IN The Clerks office ofhc eop,t,
court OF Charlotte, the 3d dagof larrb lsgs
Thomas Fox aud Martha his wife, former, Martha C,-1
John Cock, Thomas Cock, William toc., Edrpb5
lock aud George ook, end Boiler Cock and So
Cock, nians by ihamas Fox their next 1rnd. ri
sgaints hasledh Cock Arch'd Cock. Abncr pIiio.
aud tna,oite his wife, formerly Challotle Cork. lo
dith ock, widow Of George Cock, William tnnr,rs'
ham and Elizabeth hs wife, formerly EhzabetbF HIM
Dets. In ehunecry.
Tie defendants chastrcn Cork, Archibald Cock, W.
haH cunningham and Elizabeth hi, " ife not b,,ing >.
tered then appearance, according thp act Of As,,n
and the .ulr Of this Court and II appearing to III, ~
lsaeion 81 The court that they are not inhabitants oith,
State on the motion OF The plaintiffs BY counsel II ian.
derrd, that the said defendants do appear here on.
mt Monday IN jaue neat aud enter tlcrr apuea,grs.
az answer the plaintiffs bill, aud give security Tor ef
Forming hr decree OF the count and 5Lat copy ob,.
order be inserted in some paper printed ip Town Of
LynehburH, f1r TWO months suecussigelr aud posted a,
the 'front.' door of The courthouse OF the s,ad county
A copy-Ieste,
10 NlNSLOW ROBINSON. Ok.
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WiSsLow ROBINSON. *.

Al court Hastings held for the Corporation of E
burg, On the ith day Of February, ls9s Thomas A
Hole"mbe, marshal OF the Chanrery Court for he
iyachhuta district, and ~ that character receiver ar
trustee Of tir estate u sterling C. Thornton Pin
Etnt storing {. yhornlou Peter p. Thornton es,s
BroAu, tLHdius Buster, OzbourHe NJ. GmthNfrAf
john lio'had"y Jock LeitH ish and John IIa low n.
In ell ucrrS.
Ihetri"udant Gzbourne NJ. Garthwfieln not HAVING
entered his appearance and given security according 10
the act Of Assembly aud the Rules Of tins count mn,
apeannSto the stti-acnon OF the c0url lIt he Is not
an inhtaut 81 TN, country: it ordered st the al
defendant 40 appear mere The rst day a June rom,
neat and uns"cr III" bill Of the pldu and ;hal copy
"a s crdrI be forthwith inserted III some spaper
published m tn town Of LyHchbnre, lur fwomouff ~.
ce,-F and posted II tue front door Of the courthouse
tie .,.d town. Acopy--Teee,
IS JAMES BEEAGH. Ok
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Campbell County. February Court. 1928
Wiban billion pt against john D. MurrrlL John W..
skee,Ir..and Daid ;. Garland and " llham Fraeaa1
Der. an an Injunction.
The defendant ilim Fre,land not ha,ing en'rred
his appearance and gtHe1 security according to lie afi
ofhsseubIy and the rlie 9flhi, court and il appasag
taut d tins Slate ordered that he de appear here on
the second Monday in Nay nest and answer the com
painant bil--and that this order he inserted IN SON.
NJ" splper published III Lynehbuie, Tor tNo mou5s
successfully aud posted the front door OF he
hOusa some roHit day.
Al eopy-Testo JOHN ALEXANDER, Ct.
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Z ANDTOR SALE by virtue of
a decd ol IrnsI. ekecuIed ~ JaInes q.

n ANDIOR SALE s..by virtue OF
- deed ot trust, executed M James -
sfeptoe, aud the subscriber. by joel Lstwich,
on tire day of 1870, and duly
recorded in The clerks oflire 81 the count, court
o. Bedford, shall, on Thursday the 9Th day of
April next, IT far II not the nest fair day there
after, Sundays excepted, for certain purposes
IN said deed expressed, proceed to sell, on the.
premises, tract or parcel OF land. containing
iouI hundred and sixty five acres, lying IN tue
cuuriy OF Bedford. on the walters OF EnOchs
Creek, adjoining tie lands Of CTensha", and o.
thrrs attached to this land is quantity of fx-
cc.lent bottom, suited TO The culture oil tobacco.
The term. 81 sale aceomnod ating and made
known on the day Acting tusiee,i will con.
Yey the title vested IN ne 10y said deed, and none
other the title is believed 10 he good.
Nm LEFIW1CH,
Surviving trustee
March 81. tdsJ9
The above sale is postponed to the both
inst being the fIsi day Of Bedford court, Wt
which time aud place the sale vii take place.
WM. LEFTWlt -.
Nav
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NOTlCE.-All persons interested, are
Y hereby informed, that the undersigned
have transferred to Cpiswell DaGney Of An
hers all the debts, and effects due OF belong
ing to til" late firm of Goll, Bullock, y GO. Or
tn parpas, OF COLLECTION. aud .ale in order fl
nally 10 close the business OF said concerns
all persons indebted to sad nm are hereby IL
rertcd and required to make payment 10 the
SAID pahney, as he alone i, authorised to collect
the debts due to said firm.
JOHN BULLOCK.
JAMES BULLOCK,
JOHN ALLAN, {Ex'rs. ofWm.
NM CALI. goat, dec's
NApril 2. Sw5I
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10 Merchants Farmers and others coacernsS
. in the navigation Of James Rirer.
" Office is hereby given, that the na'r
"a CATION of the canal from Richmond 10
Malden's Adventure, will be stopped from me
9Th TO the goth June next, for the purpose oil 81,
iectlng s"iue repairs TO the works. BY oratr VI
the President and Directors OF the James h'Fe'
Company. RICHARD RLIN5, Ael
May ~
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Nav /
I1EATRASS MAKING
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED BY
DAVID n RIO. KYLE.


A part of their spring aud Summer assert
IA ment, which includes the following
VIZ:
4 lew pieces extra fne blue & black Cloths
Fine blue, black and fancy coloued do.
sup. fine blue aud black Casslmeres
Ses era pieces fancy cold do. sup.
PLAIN and cut Silk Velvet Nesting
English silk Vestings, very sup.
Narseilles and Florentine do.
Italian Lnstring Cravaings
Irish Linens, finest IL stron gest fabrics
Lawns and Linen Cambria hdkls.
Linen Cambrics, some OF which are very fine
sup. blk. Italian LusirIngs.
Plain aud fg'd black Gro de Nap
White fg'd silks and Satns
Plain and 6g'd Silks aud Satins
Watered Silks, of the richest style
Blue. black pink aud green FIorences
Wreatbs and Artificial flowers
Italian Grapes and Grape Leisses Of every
shade
A few cases Caicoes, beautiful patterns and
permanent colours
Barage 3caris, most splendid article
BarHge, SILK, and GAUGE Shawls
An elegant assortment Bell Ribbons & Sashes
Satin and Barhge Bonnet Ribbons
Barge Cornered Shawls, quite a uew arti-
Ge &c. L.. &c.
The attention Of the Ladies is respectfully
inyltedto their present assortment OF fancy
Goods, which embraces the greatest variet,
of beautiful and fashionable articles, scyeral
Of entirely ntu sigie, and most Of them chear
heyoad expectations.
u New arrivals are every day looked for
ill which will bc Legborn Hat. Straw Bon
nets, aud a further supply OF other articles in
the milljnary line.
April q. ts56
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ht subscriber will sell privately his tract
" oflaLd in Bedford county, situated on the
n rth and south forks Of Goose Creek, and on the
nam road leading from Lynchburg to Fincas-
tie, IL miles west of Liberty aud adjoining
capt butord. II contains about 400 acres. OF
wh'ch $40 are mclcared. The part which is
nnciedred, except a very small portion. is excel
lent tobacco land. OF the cleared land, $50 A.
cies are 10" grounds ofthe FIRST quality, and the
remainder remarkably fine highland his is
one OF the best tracts OF land in the upper coun-
try, being well adapted TO the cultivation of TO-
bacco and all kinds Of grain ii lies remarkably
wen and is very free from stone; if divided il
would make two very handsome tracts which
S''' De done, If those who wish 10 purchase
WISH IT, Persons wishing to purchase NAV ap-
ply 10 the subscriber residing in the nele hbm
nooo oi New London, or 10 Capt Buford. resi-.
ding near the tract. WILLIAM IRVINE.
january 3 ts05
u The Editors Of the enquirer will insert
''e above advertisement till forbid, aud forward
'heir bill to This office for payment