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FSY virtue OF a decree OF the COUNTY CONT off,,,,
. pepper IN Chancery, in suit ia which r "
Green, executor o Mary Stephousis plaintiff ard
Philip Slaughter is defendant, shall or, ,i,c On.
Gay OF january next, at The hcnt door OF Wa,da
taYern az Cuipefcr coUrthousc. xpose (, sal, T.,
the highest bidder, trac, Of land ccu,ai,i,e, o,',
hnntcd and fry acres, more or less in The co,-
y oi CulpcPcr, adjoining the lands Of D,pfrI
Slaughter, John Slaughter and Philip Slaughter
gu ue waters OF Cedar rir. Terms % sale p ere
az OF q, IL ard IS months. in thtee eaua.
in.i'lmcnis. Bond sul security, with q decd ri
trust upon tue land. to be given hy tho prrchsgcr
nm. GREEN, comu'r
Deco 81 81.
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I'Bz Store ana Lumber House ~ tie p;,;..
Tree, in King WIN. couniy, ei.ys.cd in
wealthy n"ishhonrhood, and az one Of he m g,
pubic Ferries in nie lower Part Of t,e ct,'o r.
rous "isldng 10 Rent or Lease ihs aforesaid pm
CITY, Tor commercial purpose, viii apntv 20 n
sterling J. Crrmp, o. the CITY of Richmond os
10 Tie subscriber residing IN King VIM count,
ROBERT I. KING.
i.''. g. Gfrl-.s
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IINsT RATE RAcE nOnsEs

FoT sue IN me ArygY.
an Mon'aY me t5,h Sher,G ID Dirwiifis -
~ 81 Il f' f.iruf, rulef eEec,r far cssh, he s.a
.'''nr '@eh'aei Race Mac, s'Y NpIe 90 difd Of = .
't-tn' bad ots ID 10 -.altcs.
pee %. Co.:
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FOR TIE E.roLIRER

-
1t has been stated, that Mr.. Adams means 10
lake mp his Head Quarters in Washington; and
that he bears his defeat with the case and dignity,
which become the politician and the sage.
Now, to the last fact, very different accounts
have reached me-They tell me, that he has lost
both flesh and spirits, that his countenancc is wan
his person reduced from its corpuIent dimensions,
and his spirits wretched--i very much question:
whether he will be able to congratulate his sue
cessor, with the same courtesy and dignity which
distinguished Gen. Jack when he did the hon
ors IN the presence of immense crowd, at the
Levee, on the evening of the day of the Election.
IL seems 10 be given up that Mr. A. really means
to pitch his tent at Washington, instead OF returning
TO ouincey-and what is rather curious coinci.
.'ience, tina, he has rented Com. Por;er's house,
whose master Is no little indebted 10 Mr. 4 himself
Tor his removal to Mexico--Why the Ex Presi
dent means 10 live near the Uhite House, Instead
OF returning 10 Quincy, may perhaps be account
ed Tor, as well by his peculiar situation az by the
delicate health Of bis interesting lady. He has
made himself unpopular at home by his renewed
attacks on his federal frenls-dnd tioupes OF
friends will scarcely welcome him at home
DO you remember Juuius's celebrated letter 10 the
Duke OF Bedford, where he asks :. whittier shall
this wretched man retire;'
MIR. Clay too huses about-and makes an effort
10 keep up his spirits--An sforr it is-and how
tTekchcd are such etfortsi--And lchy is all this,
Oh =" IucteF, son Of the Morning, hoyV art thou
TAI len. y. Il.
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Isham ". Clements is supposed to be about II,
or - years oiagc, low stature, about 8 Ice, & mr.
inches high, stout fame, very broad bct,ycoo n.
shoulders red 'ace, buc eyes coarse ie1.u . .horr
black hair intermiXcd with grey: rrmorkat,i. C.
showing his teeth when sposen to; hesjtstes an,
fammers when speaking, fond of ardent snir;ts
che"s tobacco very freely. He has eou.ev;o,,
~ The states Of Kentucky and Alabama He tyaa
Richmond W ~
Dec. Il. r. -,
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49, - -. 65-weT
CnSheery va rld 70 tII- CerIs On
~ o. G;'e1 County eouf, tina i day of Deeenbet is2
$3.50 Pr.
MeIy Cox, Mr.
Tue detenian: not having entered her sprcaranee and
gwen secvny according 10 tie Assembly sJ tho ,r
% , court enh aPpsatins By satisfactory tvt,n,r thai
sue nol as iishdsnt OF this State, the molten of tho
Piainih, Is ordered that the defend ant do nrn.a
NE u'Ice o. the County COut Essex C,ur bon.s
n ne fd monday IN February ueat, aud rusys.r his hiI
tns' copy OF ts ordFr he forthwith ~ the Rich
mood EnT"uet t"t two months e,syeiy t,t roof
e'Iy be pOaet a. tie Cou.thoI-s Of mi.
county Copy Tesfe,
ZACH. u. CRtTTENnEN
-gJ.g
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.NORIilL lIBEAL.4... -1I-a u Il II y


THE REV. THOMAS &. TItoRH4oV
- ven known oihe Pubho able sxper ei Tsscf
S1eI w' continue TO preside this Iust5n the ensuing
year tie wiil be again sscj by mr.. JOseyk iI1yy
gentleman or iTreprJsehRbe character aud WIN la,
sEinced satisfactory evidence Of hizh
The Academy is situated two miles below No
no"iou's, III neighbOfhood proverbiaIiy healthy. Col
Hn,Je me present s.ewaid, wall to n.sni1c a.
b2stins department. "
10 thH Institution laugh; tie Latin reek and sAre,
"nsnase and Translation OF iLc French Ian,usr.
WIN other Pre-rsgnigi,es for collegiate course
Ao't 100 volumes 81 Booti OF History Scicucs
heen carefully selected the Lfrv
hetnateAl ln'trunent' Globe. aud Mare bp,
aud modern, are also provided for the ue 81 tie STUDENT
TERMS
L OF Reading, Writing, Ar,hmttie and Eurlish
CTamnar,
md Mapping, 9s
In Al other cSses, (anuualiy1 IN
OF Hoard (annusi'y) etcu,gs d t'djpS candle, 20
u The session VIII eommsnoe on tue gfG .sv 81 Ist,,,
anu snd about hc ''t Of December. without sv rr -,
eaop Patent; and Guardians m recJiiee That ,hsv
ahIe ."r tue uicn fees sud hssrd Uf sons and v.rd.
from She tune Of ersuce ui the the ,e..iou n bs
Pad quarterly IN sdysnee. SAhi'L BLACKWELL
49, PTe'dsnt of the Board Of Triufscs.
We the rndtrsisnsd, have th, dry attended IN ersmin
ION 81 the Students of the ToJt.,abtStnd ,gdr -,
3noar N hs opinion Tat the highly gratifying manner 10
1ulSn re 'tsefb elafse Compiling the dead lrnerses
,DA'. Nreurni Ueosfaphy, sud Mshcna.ics quit Cd
~ o''hs Stpdsns, sod o the Gisy ability nrd irIc,u,
"p1s % iHtffratn Ir,uea BY the Tearhef.
John LELAND
g. NJ. SMITH,
= ". 49, HUBNAJr
WI. HARDING, in
SABiL BLACK WELL.
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II 0haaeery Court L.il .sr Cumberland County N.
Thomas r. SWAMP ani Sally w Swami hi, wife, Pltr,

III ~ Court iii :ST Cumberland
- 2ih Nov. 1898. - '''
Thomas r. Swamp ani Sally W. swsua hi, wife, PG.
against ''''
Allen Wil'on and Daniel ~ Alien E.or. OF Sally Macon
decd hebeess Redd Jefferson Wooison aud Sally his Wiz
Robert Faulkner and Bcssy H. b" wife, MILLER Wooi,on
nuarditn al i,ism lot Amanda Rcdd Redo R.bnce,
Redo Georgo iedJ, Jane i.dd Robert BoiJ Martha ReJ
anderson, hedd Virginia Mchsus, Betsey h,uLau1 and M,
con hehauI, CSArlr, Galloway anI Sslley wife. Ja.ph
nt,eaur Ir and Joseph Fugua, Richard ichsur Il. Geo
w. CrunE, and GEO. +. Cinnp, Ds,t.
Inc Defendants JeGsr:on Woc,on anil S>ily his wife
Aharew NC Roberts and Amanda his WIFE, Chsii.s Galloway
anu Say, ms we, not having .rr and
sWh'eout"y according to the Act ct Ascmt,y = the fu
:" ' Court aud ayPesing hy satisfactory .vdeuoc tho,
ey are not inhablaIs oI tins country. OIdered TIA. the fai
defendants do appear here the day the next Eel.
fusFy term, aud the b, the Plst,G aud that
Fno'ned IN the CITY OF Rishuonj for e,s We
sn posted AT Tie on door at tie eouou,r of t coun-
w. Copy. 1esto,
~, f;cnAaNER wooDsoE.
-. :, --------- g. Wv
"a Iass o'''''' CONS i-"' 49,.
Warner Hurst and Elizabeth X hi, wife, r!tr,.
against
gina tlrdnali, ' ''' -.
Thr day the TGs hy heir counsel aud Il a.,fip,
20 'se saii.iaoii"n CT tue Court t.A de. Eca t,rs
iac " Hurst, snd Thomas h. Hurst, rot Of
~ "WnoHwesh! on the motion Of the Pits ordered
's'd Diets do appear h-Fe second Monday IN
uateh next, and answer the bill OF pitts, sud tia; con
OF .hs order be forthwith inserted month.
~ IN some newspaper published this State ,nI ais
posted st the font dOVr tfthe Couioue of tbs COUNTY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11
~ the Gorerioy. Of the COMMUNICABLE c5 "a,
n PR0CL.9.H.4TyOS.
-Sy me GortfHor ~ the Commonwealth II Ia.
4 i'RCCL-f-ifaIION.

a PRCCLf-iLaIION:
NNVHFRhAs 1t has heen represented to the Ex-
S0 ecutive BY the Jaor of Montgomery Coun.
~, IN at on the nigh: OF the 18th ult certain Ter
re! Is. Biedsoe, who had been convicted and CEN
fenced 10 confinement i'll the Peuitsutary for ne
gro sleal'ng' Out made Application to the General
Court Tor writ OF error) made hs escape from,
ll'c SAID Jail, ard IS Row going at large: | have
therefore thought proper, vii, the advice of tho
SouDcii OF State TO offer reward OF finy doJiar.
10 any person or gersonss who viii apprehend AMI
convey &c the Jail oi Montgomery County aforesaid
The SAID Verrei g. Diedsoc: And do moreover rc
qure all officers civil and miliary, and eyhor,
tic good people Of the Commonwealth to use tIeir
best ch'caYours 10 cause the sid fugitive 10 be APP
pretended, That re may be dealt with as the law
directs
Gi'ea under my hand rs Co@o=...y.
la4AIi ard mn'sr the seal aftl,., Common
wealth at Richmond, this 9th dav
DsCc.nher lS19
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WEI. e. GILES

Terrell d. Elcl.oe ia about 10 wears Of Of ave :,
feet or ~ inches high, Keen made black hair and
cycs, combs hs hair back, dirk conpl xion. a,
marks or scars recoileclcd had on when he cs
c"ped-a black hat with broad hrim; had in hi4.
possession n green cotton coat, drab co,o,r.'I
coaieG' par OF linen, and pa loi brown linccy
paBta!oops.
Dec II. es -,
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John LELAND,
:. NJ. 9NrTH,
= II. -. tfUBNAJ.r..
" " HARDING, Jp.
SAbiL BLACK " ELL.
O.. va.

To < aJefiS =. Guardians
AZ ff1rpi will roumpuce the Of apn,ry fpgo .t
LVa terminate The 10Th december foi,r,og NJ V
tern Of ten month"; ereays Of vacation ron hc i5b
FEES PER QUARTER g. 10 HfcxrrsN
For bs't'',r' lodging snd washing 70 be pad "a
tpt instruction IN creek rrI ist.r H.
A'dhnstie, Grammar Gepsrsi a,
81 lngi f"adtos q Ws.nns
fof Fati PeF sDnID
,,-,, " - DAY
"'a''f 't0 W.. r.-- ~:vf
fiNfiF y l5-ciiasfs Famt cccs .pa snu Broom Gsd
- s'lI offered fet tale Tho ffser tf.t cca,niBs 7Jl
acre., Ia lttsr ct srse-.
TIE iHud fafy en - ,he terms W. oy arplicscp
70 toe proprietor al Elre wood.
The Gchoo is,sy siyeiG.cd, Tor male sod fcuf.e Fur
Will bsoPeas3 Is Ei,e wood he t5 ~ january Is99
CAFr1A pt,Rff f.t.E
l'f- ttt..a
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0y me Gocc'ftD. Of the Commonwealth OF IJ,I.
II PHL OH -ii-AY.lA

Il PHO ON .i.4I} on.
~ urREhs from an Inqmsi ion taken Nv rho
" Coroner of GCochland County on the h,d',
OF anegro woman named Rachel, on the 25h pH.
II appears 70 the Executive that her death v,,
caused by excessive heating, inflicted BIZ cerfai,
'sh"ih -; Clements, her T7stcr, who has since
abscouded and is now going nj large. + bn,-o
therefore thought proper with the advice of the
Council o. State, TO oiltra reward Of two hundred
dollars TO any Fer+on persons who vii, So.
hend and convey TO The Jail of Gcochland CounIv
aforesaid iiie said ISham w Clements: and i d,
moreover require al officers civil a! military
hort the good people of the Commonwealth, 10 us,
their best cndeavours 10 cause he aid fugitive IN
DC aPprehcndsd 'hoi TIC may be dealt with az the
law directs. my
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ELEcTIoNs. We have the official returns
trnm the Slate OF Illinois. She has amply redeem
ed the pledge which the congressional Election
gave us OF her partia!ics 10 Jackson. He has re-
ccivcd more than two votes to Mr. Adams one
L he average vote OF the three Jackson Hector.
IL 9i97, .apd OF the Adams candidates 4652--There
were some scattering votes, which would give the
highest Jackson candidate majority OF 1902 over
the highest Adams candidate.
The Adams Electoral ticket in Gc0rria recciv-
ed 6i2 votes only.
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Given under my hand ss Governor
AID under the seal Of the Common
wealth at Richmond, this. 9th dsy
Dccefnber 1899 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11

Tie TmeS"-We take blame TO our.
selves for not having sooner noticed very ell
egant Weekly Paper under Clis Title edited in the
town OF Petersburg by Francis G.. Tancey, Esq
TITS Weekly paper Oh the largest size; "devo;ed
to agriculture, commerce, aud manufacturers. arts
anu sciences, literature, Pocsy, news SSc.''--with
new type, beautiful vgneucs, and not only the
handsomest paper in Virginia, but perhaps in the
Union 1t IS in truth one OF the most striking spe-
clmens OF the typographical art that wc have ever
seen IN newspaper. Its spirit is heral--its SC.
Iections exceilent-and the experience of MIR
fancey, as an editor, amply qualities him for the
ONCE OF insiructing as well AZ amusing his read
ers' we wish him success in these Times.
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WAsHITCToN, Dec. 0.--In The Senate ycs,or-
day, the most important ol the Standing Commit.
ices were chosen. The ballongs Tor the remain.
ing Committees were then suspended until TODAY.
IetItions werc presented by Mes5rs Johnson OF
Ny.; L yleT AMI Chambers. Nr. Benton introduc.
ed the following bills---A bill 10 graduate thc
price Of public lands &c. Two bills. one 10 an.
thorize the President 10 cause the reserved Salt
springs IN Missouri TO 10 sold, and ono to author.
nc The sale OF the reserved Lead mines i'm the
same State. a bill explanatory OF an Act to ii \
and reduce the military peace establishment ~
the United States. A bill Tor the relief of suuJf,
citizens Of the United States, via have lost pro
perty by the dcprcdaiions OF Iudln tribes Tvo
private bills; and bill allowing .ie duties on rpcr
cbandiLc imported into pi,:sburg Cincinnati and >,
Louis, 70 be secured and paid al toee places. air
beniOn also introduced joint resolution, proyi,,in
iog The care and preservation Of the Ct'obcrlarg
and other roads. A message vas received Ron.
Inc President ol the United states after ,vbicL , .
senate spout abou, hall an hour IN the Gonzalez
non OF eHccutivc business, and Nien adjourned
In the House Of Representatives. Yesterday ~.
inerou5 petitions were presented and scvcrd ,e
soiulions, laid upon the Table during the preccdin
week, were adopted. Mr.. Strong. Of New Yo =.
moved 10 appoint Select Committee Of five. 4,
enquire into The pFoprie,y aud cxpcdiency OF to-
reotypng the i1Ws Of the United States. which
alter some discussion was adopted. 4 resolutior
10 appropriate thc proceeds Of tao Public lard
after the exngui5Iucni o. tho public debt ~
'bc encourage ~ c2.uac1 ,cLoa't .ifoyreou,
u : - 'CD NI-, rs. - o. s.-e- -nsrf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-19
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, SATURDAY. JANUARY - 7soe
Fotheringay for Sale.

'iE subscriber again otters this valuable estate for
sale, situated the main Eastern aud Western VAL
ley road IN the county Of Montgomery, miles west of
Sa!en on the Roanoke river This is the most
iersc and valuable estates above the Blue Ridge il COLI
ta's between 500 and 1000 land the half O:
which is first rate bottoms. The improvements consist
oil handsome two story dwelling house of brick, all the
necessary out houses. tce-iiouSe, carriage house, &C.
fine barn and stable, with in pipes TO each
With about geo Of wood land enclosed for hog
pas'ie. The overseers house and negso quarters are
built IN most substantial The are
rally made with locust posts, about 100 Of first
rate meadows, and fue young orchard of apple trees
on the farm is building rented Iareri, the
oest stands III the country, where there is Post Office,
at which the mail RAINING and daily arrives
lie also wishes to sell his Turnpike the Aeehany
having the privilege of gate his farn-he law au-
ofisirs which vests pesiua in the subscriber
aud reIues that the net profis arising from the TOLLS
shcud annually yield interest of less than or
t<es than i5 cent. $4,000 the original cost;
has io.many varied from 10 II! per cent He
wishes also to sell several small ac!s i,,d said Turu-
pike road.
The subscriber is induced to believe that the value Of
TINS property has heretofore MED his wing sold the
impression being that large would be asked for il,
lie however is determined sell great bargain and
earnestly invites offers for it, The of payment will
be rcry accommodating, make object 10 the
industrious TO purchase, &c capitalists funds
even as spscu laou The title will be made TO uuc-
ers tdisputa6ie. The and is situated that i, world
make two desirable farms. Address
GEO. HANCOCK,
JanI Ct Futhc.ii.ny =,
IL In payment for this property, the subscriber would
take in part ii or II cgroes, as a Ct ash paynent
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From lle Warren,on, l-al Gazottr

.Tr. Chuys d.lcnce-For upwards of. tycntv-Gve
ye"fs we have been cobversant with Mr. Clay, and
nave had an opportunity OF hearing OF the spec
dotes told of him. Our acquaintance " warranted t,,
utmost confidence in his political PRINCIPLES and moral
integrity and therefore at all times we refused TO ere
oil the charge Of tiou the last Presidential O.
lection. we would not believe MIR. Clay capable of
such weak and base act--he who had Tor nnre than
thirty years iaboured 10 acquire reyntaon would
not Tor the pul Consider alton alleged commit Tie decd
that must PROSTATE him forever
Deiore ihe last Presidential election no man in the
Union stood higher tban Mr.. Clay as man o. talents
and patriolin defence oflberty his voice had al
ways been heard. and he had in Congress 81 Client
al Lexjng ton and every where else he re he appear.
ed) siguaysed himself as the champion of the rights of
man, and Tue jealous advocate OF tie glory aid pros.
perlty oI his country. The protection Of American in
dns ny was lis constant aim; The appalling tutmoils If
the missouri question could Ire settled by no other man
IN Tie O"on-- lis reputation was ripe, aud the only
objection 10 placing iB in the Presidential chair was
hIi age. Thes facts, combined with many OILERS
known TO us, coradicfed tie charge (of those disap
pointed politicians the last Pres dental .lccton) f.,
bis prejudice We have never coauenanced il, ard
now derive much pleasure from tie pefusal of the de
Ieoce OF one Of the greatest men Virginia ever
gave birth to-.
Its source of regret that our limited publication
excludes the defence and accompany Ing documents rs
we could WISH that every man. woman and child could
he made acquainted with The jnsiicaiIou OF citizen
who ought 10 stand fair in their Estimation We in
wife our patrons land many with convenience to
call at this Office and read be defence and p5oDf-,ye
cannot think any dispassioDae person will rise from
the perusaI with doubt the subject Blu, on the
contrary will be fully Impressed with the c,,l ,erse-
c"''on ofan srgbt and faithful public servant for the
exercise OF bis duty under the most solemn obligations
We are the friends Of Gen Jackson and we are al
50 the friends OF Truth and cannot consent TO sacrifice
the latter TO the former Virtue and nterrity IS
not so scarce IN the Country 10 be found only in one
fnan-we believe the most of public men arc inhu
euced BY pure hearts and soGJd heads and 10 DISCHARGE
OF tbeH public tIDsts serve tleg cv.niy raihfuir.
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TO Free People of Color Il

BEG leave to tender toy patrons NV grateful ,I,s
Tor past encourage lille, by nceased exer,iSns
and by the known character aad the utility of mscJo,
both TO individuals and socesy hone to merit
support.
Having at considerable cost COMPARED with nv cont,
o' o"'t my residence o. 9Th street, sufficiently dis.
,anl Hon tue centre oil bus.ess, commodous school
mousse and having every that could be
rom my prescribed circumstances Tor the
oil respectable school OF Zee coored pupils now na,,er
myself mat my cxetions 70 my cp!ored will
be d'ly appreciated by them. " "
would cordially invite to this institution the f,;,ndIv
attention OF those senilemeE, who churtaby hone ,hev
are fostering for Lbera, caiow chiefs aud embryo
by your love for your country, by your conmisera
~ IL" ueSiaced Oai encourage institution which has
Tor Its object less the honor of soc,,ty than .iyla
elevation Of the free people Of color from
mental thra!dom, from degrade ton
In this school taught English Grammar Nercap,;i.
e,c' GEOGRAPHY and Meiisuratioc, with necessa-
ry subordinate branches OF et,Icatioa
IERMs-S3 40 payable quarterly in advance
ihoss VINO i've remote from the city may be acconmo
dated with board for six decent boys, on liberia. terms
IN. JOSEPH SHEPARD.
Richmond, Dec. 18TH 1927. =,
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REMOVAL.
WME. zsxETgsyyEEI,
WATCH-MAKER & JEWELIIR

WATCH-MAKER & JEW ELI1R,
EsPEcTFULLY informs bis friends aud The public,
~ That he has removed 70 the lately occupied
by MIR. JOHN Brabaugh, ore door beIew II. NELSON'S
Dry Goods Store, and is receiving, splendid as
sortinent of
GOLD 6 SILVER WATCHES.
!a''ies' aud Gentiemens Gold Patent Lever and plain
Watches. Silver Patent Lever Watches. Cappe;i jew
e'ed and Plain Watches OF every description elegant
Geld iYs1sh Chains, Seals Keys Slides, Rings watch
Hooks and Ornaments.
JE.WEI.Ry.
Full sets OF Pearl Jewery, Pear, Earrings, Head Or
nanenis breaches and Fmger-rngs, elegant Fila
gree Gold sets Ear rings Breaches, Crosses and Or
nanents, Gold neck Chains and Bracelets Jeti Ear
rings. Finger rings and Breaches, Paste and Coal
.JewClvy,
SILVER WARE.
silver Tea Sets, Silver Table. Tea and Desert Spoons
Ladies, Sugar fonys, Salt and mustard Spoons Suec
tac1es Pencil Cases, Butter Kuiyes Thimbles Nurse
Tubes, Coral and Bells.
PLATED WARE.
Elegant Sheffield Plated aud Sfiger Mounted Cut
Glass Casors and Cordial Stands. C-udesticks Surf
'ers and Trays, DecaDier slides, Common Plated Cas-
tors, Cand!esticks and Decanter Labels
BRITANNIA WARE.
Full of Britannia Ware, Coffee and Tea Pots, su-
gar Dishes, Cream OTIS ind Labels.
CUTLERY.
Fine Razors, Pen and Pocket Knives and Scissors,
some very superior.
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS
Gilt and Plated Mounted Swords, Gilt and Plated
Ep5u!etts, Sill. Sashes Laces, Cords and Tssscls 10.
iaury and Cavalry Oiicers' Wings, Artillery lnfan-
Try and Rifle Buttons Gilt Plated and liver Mouo-
Ted Dirks, Sword Belts and Plurles Morocco Poci,
ct Books ard Wallets Bead ctic,ies and Purses Gilt
Bracelets, Paste Top Combs, Roman Pearl Coral and
Amber Beads, Steel Waist Clasps, T,fusica Snuff Box
e5, &c. SC,
15's;ilycr Ware and Jewcry OF every dcscric,on
made TO order. Clocks aud Watches repaired and
warranted. nov IL