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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-05
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Mcnday>night.
THOMAS RICHIE.

W AS to any threatened disclosures of the private or
other transactions of either of the Editors of the ENQUIRER
we are both conscious that be made to our pre
Judce-We have been too long exposed to floods of abuse
to care for that.
GENTLEMEN-I have prepared, and shall to-morro
morning publish, in hand-bi FORM replication TO Mr.
hadiords publication in Saturdays Enquirer Will YOU
give 1t admission in that paper, circulate it thereby CO.
extensively with his attack 1t may be proper before
you commit yourselves, to appse you that have in that
piece retaiIaed personally upon your private characters
Tor your permitted outrage upon mine Will vou not
wsandlng give circulation? Or if this is asking too
much VIII you permit your clerk furnish mine with the
means OF addressing copy each of your subscribers
4our answer will oblige your humble servant
JNO HAMBDEN PLEASAN TS
nx Jun. 6, IS2S.
Dir on wish us to circulate your reply to Mr. Rad
lord When we gave place to his communication we
hed ourselves bound to comply with such request We
cannot anticipate thing in the personal attack YOU NAV
think yourself justified in making upon us which can At
present, change that determination. The necessary num-
Der OF hand-bils may be asccrtaned at our Office
" 49,
Jour obedent servants,
RITCHIE & GOOCH
r., M. Ill.,. r1,r, -, ISunday night.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27
THRUST SALE.-B

IHutbSf SAbEBy virtue Of deed Of trust executed by
Il Turner H. Henley and Hannah his w the subscribers
ana dsy recorded IN the clerks Office of GoOchand county
court We or either of will, Monday, the 18th day OF
Decen0r next Chat being GoOcbnd county cour-day pro-
coed 20 SELL at ooch!and coEhousc the highest bidder
ely Dncy an the right tls, interest and claim, the ad
iuUe X Henley aud Hannah rs vile have may have m a
tract Of land containing hundred and wcnyne and one.
o ncreso land lying the lower end Of Goocland county,
by ne same tact OF aud owned by William Barnett the
ne OF NE DEATH and which by his last will and no
utyfed 70 ms heirs, N c equally divided between them,
wnfh Hannah Henley formerly Bannai Barnett, Oftho
hI' 81 tne Sd VIM Barnett also all the interest, rile and
chun winch Tic aid Tuner r. Henley and Hannah his vito,
no" nave OF may hereafter have, ia six negroes with their IN
cel also sock ohore hogs cattle, and stock Of all kinds
also household and kitchen furniture belonging 70 the said WIN
barnrt which with all other estate they clam under tue said
WIN Darneits wn in order 10 satisfy the purposes for which
vyed a. s vested IN the subcrcf by the aforesaid deed
unsI WILL. CRAY, IT,.
BN MLTER,} trustees
Cocchiand, Ccg 27b, 1929 Ss-DdicwI1t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27

tNHE MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAM
= BOAT COMPANY observing that the Steam
boats Richmond and Fredericksburg, which ply be.
tween Norfolk and Richmond, are advertised for sale
on the Goth Inst-to prevent any disappointment to
travellers, the steam boats VIRGINIA and NOR
FOLK will run through to Richmond from Balti-
more, stopping at Norfolk and City Point; TO accom-
pish which, the NORFOLK, Capt Jno. Ferguson.
Sen. will leave Baltimore every Sunday afternoon, at
9 o'clock for Norfolk, commencing on Sunday sd
inst; leave Norfolk for Richmond every Tuesday
morning at o'clock leave Richmond every Wedncs-
day morning at O'Clock, and Norfolk for Baltimore
every Thursday morning at o'clock.
The VIRGINIA, Capt. Jno. Ferguson, Jr. will
leave Baltimore every Wednc'duy ercn1g at O'Clock
I1r Norfolk, commencing 26th inst. leave Norfolk for
RICHMOND every Friday morning at o'clock; leave
Richmond for Norfolk every Sunday morning at 6
o'clock and Norfolk for Baltimore every Monday
morning at 9 O'Clock, as long as the navigation is
open Fare from Baltimore - Norfolk SO; from Nor
1oik to City Point s., and to Richmond ST. Al bar-
gage and goods at the risk ofthe owner or owners
JAMES PERCUSSION, Art.
no 2O-l}t 90 Bowlve r',r-f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27

HtDuCATlON.-Thc subscriber has the pleasure To in.
a. FORM his patrons and the public generally that his School
WI tie opened again., at WILDWOOD the residence OF his
uer on the 18th day of January, His course of in
sucton Will embrace most Of tie branches classical and
usu .oucato The undersigned grateful the extent to
whchh school has been paoned by liberal public pledges
hseii mat no eNerons shall be wanting part To- support
the sood character which has heretofore sustained In ts
nohy OF tine deep lac of difficulty and res
Ponsoiy OF conducting the youths to his care he
has only to say that his time exclusively devoted to their
instruction, and that he is rarely separated from their society
u Us ms duty and delight be their constant companion T.,
inspire them with the love of leaning and to convince them of
us vast Importance to their future dcsiincs The happy lu-
sce OF ms method has been aostcd 10y the rapid progress
his scholars, and by the general satisfaction which he mas ,c,
To all those who have entrusted their children and wards To- M,
care-Ienn for Boarl and Tuition $780, each boarrr fndn
his own bed, bedding and candies
~ CHARLES A. LEWIS Jry
wildwood, near the Bowling Green,
Caroline county, Va Oct -, 1923. e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27
ENEMALE SCHOOL

ESEhALE SC!IOOL.-A School will be opened on the
hrst OF JANUARY next the residence of the subscriber in
econy OF New ncn under the Miss Elizabeth Bacon
All tine branches OF good English education will taught and
undivided attention the of those
conded TO her IL will be exclusively for females and is
'ct tn fourteen Terms, for board and tuition, for session
Of ten mons $50 ore-half 10 he paid the 18th day of
August, the BALANCE the 9th of Decerlar There will Tc
vacation iIom the 18th Of August the 18th ofOcober
JOHN Is. CLOPTON
Rusu, Nov 10Th 1923 IN,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27
By Die Go9pnar Of the Conference.-The of
a PROCLAMATION.

"A PROCLAMATION
WHEREAs, nearly the whole of the returns made
w out by the Commissioners appointed pursuant
to The Act OF Assembly of February 18th iasa, for
holding tho poll for the choice of Electors of Pre-
sident and Vice-Presdent of the United States have
been received by the Executive Department. from
which it appears that large majority OF the votes
has beea given for the persons herein named and il is
manifest therefore, that they regularly chosen
Electors as aforesaid, as follows, viz:
William c. Holt of Norfolk County,
William II. MFFarlsnd, of Petersburg.
John Cargil, of Sussex
Maj. Thomas M. Nelson, of Mccklenburu.
Richard Logan, OF Halifax,
Dr. James Jones' of Nottoway,
Judge William Daniel of Lynchburs
Col. Joseph Martin, OF Henry,
William F.. Gordon of Abemarlc
Judge William Brockcnbrough, of Richmond,
George Buckner. of Caroline,
William Jones, Of Gloucester,
Col. Robert McCan,llisl, of WILLIAMSBURG
Eiyson Currie, of Lancaster,
Judge John w. Green, OF Culpeper
COL John Gibson, of Prince William.
Gen. George Rust, OF Loudoun
Jared Williams of Frederick,
DR.. Jacob ID. Williamson, of Rockinolam
John Bowyer, of Rockbridgc.
Maj. John Is. George of Tazeweli.
Andrew Russell, of Washington,
Joel Shrewsbury, of Kanawha
John McNlan, of Brooke,
have therefore thought nit with the advice of the
va ''"'O' ~ mont PIuS!uiidlOn tncfeoI, ana
do hereby give notice 10 the Electors rs herein above
named that they required by the Act of Congress-
passed March 5th 1792 to meet on the first Wedncs
day of December next, at such place as shall be
directed by the Legislature of the State, then and
there to give their votes, and make and seal heir
tiicates OF all the said votes and dispose thereof as
by the said law drected and that the said mectino is
appointed by the Legislature, by the act passed on
the 18th February, 1928, to be held in the Capitol in
the City of Richmond, upon the aforesaid dav.
Given under my hand as Governor and under
IsrM.l the seal of the Commonwealth at Richmond
this 10Th day of November. 1928.
WIN. b. GILES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27
q TLANTIC SOTYENIR FOR Ias,n.

q TjIANTIC SOUVENIR FOR I3E,9.
n List Of Embellishments.
!. Presentation Plate.
.. The Sisters; engraved by Durang, from the orr
ginal Picture, by Inman.
3. Title Page; drawn and engraved by Duranc.
d. Love hsleep engraved by Ellis from drawing
ny Newton.
3. The Grove; engraved BY Ellis from drawing by
Ender
6. The Power Of Love; engraved by Durang, from
beautiful antique painting, in the possession
OF Dir. Paff Of New York.
=. Chopcau de Paillic; engraved by Humphreys,
from the original picture, by Rubcns, at Wind
Castle.
b Ilesitation engraved Ivy Kearney from drawing
by Farricr.
.. The Lady Of Ruthvon; engraved by Loncacre,
from picture in the possession Of DR.. Chap
man.
10. The Unwelcorned Guest; engraved by Ellis,
from drawing by Boadcn.
H. The Shpwreck; engraved By Kearncy, from a
drawing by Shelter.
II. The Contcnted Captive: engraved by Ellis,
from drawing by II. Corbuuld
with much original Prose and Poeticol matter in
d neat case. For sale by J. II. NASH.
nov -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27

To Carpenters and Cubinef .lLtters.
'BNHE Subscriber has, and viii constantly keep
Il hand, an extensive assortment of maho,ro-
ny, and materials Of all descriptions in the Cabinet
line, VIZ; boards, plank post crotch and shaded We
ncerS with good counter stuff hand ratings novels
banisters, &c. for stores ard dwelling houses-A!so
CURED hair, figured and plain hair cloth, moss gum
copal, coach and cabinet varnish all OF which will be
sold low Tor cash good paper.
GEORGE HENDREE,
Opposite the Merchants Coffee House.
Nov II Main Street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27

ulce holden in the clerks Office Of the county court of
n King & Queen the 9Th Of October 1929 Philip H. Pen
dcon pit ogainsi Nathaniel Crane AMI ieyon Crane, dts
ly CHANCtry.
Tie defendants rot hlyng entered ir appearance and
given security according 10 C act Of assembly and tine
this court and Appearing by satisfactory evidence, they
inhabitants OF this ~tsto olored that the defendants
do appear here the second Monday January nest and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy Of this ORDER be-
forthwith inserted ~ some newspaper published the city Of
Richmond for months gucccssvcy and posted the font
door Of the courthouse of tho said county
8O' copy. Tege, ROBERT POLLhRD, IT, D. 6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27
Roslin, Nor. 10Th. 1879.
MARSHAL,S SALE.

w ANS1A LS SALE.-ln obedience to decrcta order,
I'VE of the superior chacery for the Richmond III
,rCt pronounced IN therein depending wherein Hugh
Neso administrators de bonis of Thomas Walker de rs
painful and the executors of Nicholas Cac dec and others
are Defendants VIII be exposed to SALE the highest bidder
before the door OF Mrs Ann Chambers tavern in Stanton on
e I way 81 November next the land living near the
Sou rveT III the county OF Augusta, following viz one tract
OF eight hundred acres near Guihe of four hundred
acres aJ"hhS AeXT Hall, tract of eight hundred acres
adjoining SAM Steele, and ONE eight hundred acres
adjoining Achd stuart The of sale As follow TO
wit onehTd OF The purchase money interest thereon from
ue day o SALE TO be paid year thereafter and the other
wordS win interest thereon from the day of sale he paid
~ TWO years thereafter the interest 10 be relnqued the pay
menis punctay made-he payments TO he secured by
bonds WITH sifcen, security and deeds of lands
PurGhd which bonds and deeds OF trust may default
made IN payment of the first siamcn forthwith forced
for the whole amount OF the purchase money interest
aforesaid. GEORGE ESKRIDGE NJ \ q q
Nov :,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27
U INNlEAN BOTANIC GARDEN ND MIR
y AGHLEs. -h--IL NcL-Ll- I....... -

q lNNIEAn BOTANIC GARDEN AND MUIR
"a SERIES, Na.lR .Yf.!t }ORK WuLAu Prrwr
extent and for the superior accurary abortion and desarh
with which orders executed has rn 70 Offer IN tho
~ addition to the great collections Of former wears several ht
sred new varieties OF the choices, fruits France England
Italy, Germany, and the Crne, which have ccn recently
introduced TO notice by MIR knight PRECEDENT Of the Horiru
ta Society Of London by Professor Boz Director of the ROYAL
Gardens NJ Paris PrOE1r Van Mons BRUSSELS and Other
distinguished HorcultiiTiiis; icg ri which will seen
ny comparison oi cainEuc7 are m possession vi any other
persons IN the Union IN fact il ha. been matter Of urJ
with the Proprietor % his establishment eycr
specrs and variety of most interest the fIOicula with
out regard 10 cXpence exeuOn and these ps have cc
crowned with the mi du,piciOus suits Ti, new catalogue
contains 257 varieties Of apples pear lDO of nsache
Of Almonds p fmJlterie, 10 OF unccs ~ of frs besides =
prOpOfIondDy extensive variety Of
berries, wanus, oCgnu and other fruits terv usrcular
acnon has ben paid 20 the collection gare-vc ard tho
assortment nov comprises 400 varieties AO7 of which nr
on the Royal collection Of the Luswrblurt-ind the choice
Kinds can now bc supplied IN quantities Gr vineyards ~
very reduced pnccs aud on liberal TIE departments
ornamental trees Towering shrubs and 3n-iyous flowers
greenhouse plants, &c have also bru greatly extended. and
the collection of ccusists NJ agve son , vare
ties and that Of double dahlie Of aboye 100 yiree
coOL >
The visitors the r.'iI on, can boar ,yi,r,
ONE hgn order with wnD every department j., conducted
and the e''e a. the Hon John Lowell President of the ha-
Mitchell Of Dr Felix Pascas, President 81 the Lnr,n Sef
ana many Others which have been published i'm Our p ioy
na's, eyince is great superiority.
II IS, therefore, with confidence the Proprietor solcs ,be
patronage q he American public.
wN1. PRIyCE. c. M
C'tle Linn can '1rieiy &C Paris OF the flori-
cultural 5Ocie' cs Of Paris aud London, and
oi the Imperial soriciy Of i've CeorgJGli al
flDIence, &c.
90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27
For Sale at I'm. IL Fit+whyisom',
BOOK STORE.

SPEcTAcLEs in gold, silver and steel frames; Spy
- glasses, Microscopes, Thermometers, Compasses,
Mathematical Instruments, Globes;
Pen and Pocket Knives, in great variety; Sword
and other Canes; gold silver and steel PENS ever
pointed and common Pencil Gases; fancy and plain
Snuff Boxes;
800 reams Of Fools-cap, Letter and other Writing
Papers, from ?! to dollars per ream and all kinds Of
Stationary;
Elegant Spanish Guitars, well chosen, and for their
quality, at low prices; French, Italian and German
Vions, of superior and ordinary qualities; Flutes,
Fqageoets, Violin Bows and Strings, Guitar and Pr
auo-fcrte Strings. The newest Music, Music Books.
and Paper;
Blank Books of all descriptions, suitable for NOR
chants, and county court clerks, made of superior
materials, in the best manner.
Greek. Latin, French, Spanish and English School
Books; Bibles, Testaments and Prayer Books Psalm
and Hymn Books, for all denominations of christians
N. b. Orders from the country attended to pune
tually, and Books ruled and bound to any pattern
Old Books rebound. Spcctaclcs and Optical Instru-
n,qnts repaired. Nov1l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27

NtpLSAfiON.-lle SUBSCRIBER vii continue his School
the ensuing year. (l329) in Louisa county, ounncl,cing
On .I;n Jam and terminating on 18th Dec. following One
onths vacation will be given in the summer The subsc rcr
resides two miles above William Dabeys MILL ON North Anna
eoorse oil instruction will comprise ohogrphy Reading,
.,.ln1snp, Armneuc History Geography and Grammar;
so Geometry, the Art of Surveying and the Latin and Greek
languages. ~ ~
iuo LOT the common branches of English education for
the year of 10 months will be sI5
For Mathematics and the Languages S,5
Board will be $40
Zach boar'ier finding his bed, towels and candies
The subscriber would be glad receive six or e, boacr
his address Is Walters tavern, Spotsyyania county.
nc DABNEY w. WALLER
;, SemEamuai payment will be required.
sept ~ mil
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27
NLIRGINIA:

NIRGINIA: st rules, holden IN the clerks Office Of the
superior Of chanceIy TOR tive Richmond district the
81 day Of November, 1923 Thomas A. Baber, pit against
John s. Fleming, IsaHc Curd and Jane his wife, and Samuel
Dyer, j.. and Martha his wife, DIS
The defendants Isaac Curd and Jane his WIFE, and Samuel
Dyer IT, and Martha his wife, not having entered their appear
and given security according 10 the act of assembly and
me rules Of this court aud appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants OF this country ordered that
tine said defendants do appear here the tenth day of the
January TERM and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and hat
copy oft order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
led thu city Of Richmond, for months successfully and
posted az the front door Of the capitol in the said CITY,
81 4 cOpv. Tqstc. WI 4 IENDIFrON r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27
TREEN HILL SEMINARY viii be oner,

NREEN HILL SEMINARY will be opened tor the
~ ensuing year, the 18th OF January, closed on the
l'h OF December vacation of month will br given in
the The subscriber s continues to keen an assis
In The course Of Instruction will embrace the attn and
English languages the Elements of Geometry Geography with
c use o the Maps and Globes, and all the branches
education Tuition of Latin scholars SIS English scholars SIS
boarding S75 per Strict attention will be gvcn to pre
serve the morals and hch of the Students and also to advance
uleir studies. JOHN HALES.
Orange, Va. 10Th OFT I9,3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27
Almanac for 1899.

lust publishedby PETER COTTON, his Virri-
y ma and Nor Carolina Almanac for the year
1929, conainr {, besides the Astronomical Calcula-
tions, Courts &c &c variety OF curious useful and
entertaining mctters-the Astronomical part cacula
ted by Joseph Cave Of Orange county, Va. and for
sale by the groce, dozen or single.
In Press and shortly will be published New N.,-
vel by Young Lady Of Virginia, entitled 'Donald
Adair" two volumes.
no ITS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27

4 AND FOR StLE.--fhe suITriI oilers for sale a
small nrn In the county OF Gloucester living York river
few mics below Gloucester Town. containing three hundred
ad ioywc acres independent of island in the river
This place noted line nsh and oysters and has on i,
spring OF good water The Improvements consist Of dwelling
hou' &C snrrd to small family For terms, (which will I've
acconmoda,mg) apply Mr. Richard Thornton Glouceser
or To the Undersigned, IN Hanover. HECTOR DAVIS.
sept 10 ..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27
STAUNTON NCNDEMY.- The Tn1e1-17-7 :, -

STAtNTON ACADEMf.-'The ui,Ce1-IerT1 :, conn
~ miee appointed by the board trustees ac DESTROYS of
attracting the attention OF the public this sitution- the
nope that by designating its advantages sufficient drpr, of
ton in their nchbourfood and advance the Interests of
society The local situation of this seminary is in several n
poets, very favourable The climate uncommonlv healthy
The habISo the people generally correct tine nccr,sr
o. HE may DC obtained on the moderate The
mee have asceamed that boarding be had in respectable
PNa'e iicS AT rate not exceeding forty dollars session
oL hFe months They have made enquiries rs to the terms
oi boarding toverns they consider ncxpedcnt that Youths
oid be exposed to the Temptations incident the best con-
Quoted houses of that description
IL contemplated that this institution will bc agan OMEN r
The reception of pupils the LIST of October next provided
prospect oi an adequate, though moderate remuneration for
THEN services hc held gentlemen hh ouaca
"s VINO have consented IN that event. take charge the
Academy, Professors To those acquainted with the Rev
JOSEPH SMITH and LYrrLEToN NApDELI ESP nothn, Nee,
SAID by way OF recommendation But parents and qua an
at distance, pledge ourselves f. tine great moral worth the
correct department. and the exemplary habits of Mcssrs Smith
ana Naduel We, moreover, express candid onni1u in
stating that teachers better quahCdby their
their responsibility of talents and their advantages education
could not be selected for such institution We rive this
recommendation from personal knowledge of the
gentlemen, with whom we intimately acquainted.
The terms OF tuition will he reduced hco7y the customary
rates. as may be seen from the following schedule, has
been sanctioned by the board of trustees:
For Latin, Greek, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy Chcnis
Try, Astronomy, Rhcorick Logic, Moral and Mental phoso
phy-pcT session, 81,
For Reading Penmanship, Arithmetic English Grammar
and Geoeaphy-per session, ss
The Seminary will be opened the first Monday in Nove
Der next Letters addressed member of the committee
will receive tile most prompt attention.
WILLIAM BOYS,
JAMES era FORD,
JOHN WAIT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27

FENkbSr SALE OF LAND.-WiII be sold ON the pre-
misses the 8h day of lccmber next, to the hirhos,
bidder Tor cash, fifty land more less living on Dover
Creek, IN the county OF Goochand satisfy the objects of
decd OF trust executed by Hezek Puvcar the undersigned
dated the 18th November 1920 and of record in Coocland
county court Office WILL. GRAY
Nov i5-wi,c THO TAuRMAN s Trustees
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27

ALL Nt.lsiSoN has re1Gnr.l, by tue recent aniyal
hon New York and philadelphia, the greater Part of hi
ALI GOODS; among which are 80
LONDON duiie and point blankets
., . 10, ii aud IA rose do
Nhtc, red, green and black hannels
Superme blue, black, grey Oxford olive and dnb cloths
C. =. no. DO caSSneTeS
common, hnc and siperfne ssitinetS well assorted
Nooinets, kerseys and imseys
Plum and printed carpet baizes
Swsnsdowu and Valencia vestn,rs assorted
Soloured and black English forcnnrc do.
Plain and figured bombazets
crno cssnercs assorted colours and s,lnerior quality
I.cd, Diue and orange crCaSsans
'ifouilc stripes aud circassau plaids
9th, wofSted, lainbSwoCl and cotton hose
10 do 10. half do.
An elegant assortment ofSqare aud nng ucruo shavls
cashmere long do. cashmere and Valencia 10
super London and French printed cmnbdc,
Striped and plaid gnshains and ba,isie
cotton caubrcs aud cambria mislinS
ram anu hsurcd book, null and Swiss ,,n.
Superior black Italian llisirings
Black and coloured Gros dc Naples
Italian nets and worsted barcge
Black macelline aud florence
Canton and Mandarin grapes
ruInure belt and other ribbons elegant assortment
hicrno and cashmere btkfS
Nor>ted and baicge gauSe do.
India and German silk do
Imitation handanna and Madras do.
Colourcd and white cravais
super black Italian do.
Mems buckskin, Woodstock and hurssskin c,a,rs
ladies' do asSoT,cd
large assortment OF brown and blcarlcG sLirin,s ana
n''nns domestic pads ;ickss apron and furniture checks