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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05
NOTICE.

f9ROPOSALS will be received al the Office the Chea-
SeS Peake and OHIO Canal Company the City of Wash
iugon on the 18th, 18th and 18th If August next for The
ExesvStioD, En- banknen and alny OF the II mile,
the Cbesafeske aud Ohio Canal IN half mile sections extend
ing from the bead Of the Little Falls The head Of the
Falls of the Potomac River. Uniform printed the
proposals. describing the various .pecre, e1eeu,-
ed will be supplied a; the Office. after the 9th day Of Aug
10 any person desiring 10 tonrae sud printed contracts
be IN readiness for signature after the proposals. have
been approved by the President and Directors of CJm
pany
Proposals will also be received 10 like manner from Isl
to the 20h Of Oct for building 70 on the
line OF Canal above mentons Tor the masonry Of sue
Aquedue' calver', &C. msy be euwprssd III, plan
All letters relative TO The subject Of this notice, will
De sddresi po,t paid, by the writer, ohm p Inse Crk
OF the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal abingdon
JOHN INGLE,
c. Of tbs c. & o Cenak Company
Cry HALL, OF WAsH1NGToN,
July 7ih, 1928.
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N YOUNG MAN, who hs, laugh, School srvrIa, yeas
SS WISHES to get employment cr the ensuing year.
Academy Family lie offer ample estinons
OF his ability TO teach the G,esk Latin English
ssnnaieay' Arithmetic. Geography, Astronomy Maihe
|ns,&c
Letters addressed to A. D. G. Charlottesville Va will be
promptly attended TO.
july IS. c3-1aFAt
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u The ENQUIRER ., published ,w,ex ,,... .o..,,,,
an .sse ins, aweet during tue Stat. L,.ls
tufe-ree IN: same a. heretofore, Five Dollar. per .nnu
payable 40 sdvance Notes OF Chartered ,pece-p.yin bsok
ony) will be received payment The Editors will susrsn
tara being paid BY the writer's. rh
NO paper Will De disc utnued Chat the lersuau Of
tie Ednols) until all arrearAyes have bee paid M
r Whoever will guarantee ths psynsnt Of pu, amer,
dali have the tenth GRATIS. " r-r-''
TERMS OF ADvERrISINo
H One square, OR LESS-Fu,t in,srtop7 Is .n,,-s.es
evuiinusnce, so
no "vefneaient inserted, until either been pa.s
for or anumed by some this CITY, or II, uou,
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L.qCKSoW ELECTORAL 1ICKET.

~ KOR VIRGINIA.
1st District. William c. Holt, OF Norfolk county.
I'd - William II. M'Farand, of PETERSBURG.
Sd John Cargill, Of Sussex
4th s------ Maj. Thomas NJ. Nelson Of Meek
lenburg.
5lh --- Richard Logan, of Halifax
9th $50 DR.. James JONES' of Nottoway.
eth - Judge William Daniel, of Lynchburs.
Sth --C Col. Joseph Martin, OF Henry.
9Th - William +. Gordon, OF Abemarle.
10th ----- Judge William Brockenbrouph. of
Richmond
1lth --- George Buckncr, of Caroline.
18TH ---- William Jones, OF Gloucester.
l3th - Col. Robert NJ Candlish, of Williams
burg.
18th --- Ellyson Curric, Of Lancaster.
18th --Judge John w. Green, of Culpeper
10th -- Col. John Gibson, of Prince William.
nth - Gen. George Rust, of Loudoun.
18th ----- Jared Williams of Frederick.
18th - DIR. Jacob ID Williamson, of Rock
ingham.
goth JOHN Bowyer. Of Rockbridge.
2lst --- Maj. Joh'' b. George, of Tazewell.
22d --A Andrew russell, II Washington.
Esd Joel Sniewsb- ', kanawha.
S1lh - John NJ Miriam, oil Brooke.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05

The above mentioned tst Of the able
tue Lower country, containing actual survey
Including the marsh adow lands shout 65
meadow lands have heen reclaimed by peImane ds
are now ~ cultivation, and much Of these may
Kinds aud IN good repa and CONSIST Of dwelling house Of
biicx two stories hgh with Hoor; kitchens,
house, stable barns aud all of brick There also
tate an ih,e:hng machine in good order aud
Sh,eh Will get out bu'hel. al wheat day Th, uesoe,
and stocks the k,est of their Persos. disposed 10
purchase, are invited to Examine the property, which viii be
shown by MIR. 6outhsll, the oveIseer.
july % 22-,d.
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Land, .N;esroes and MocEs 1o; SoIe-

IlY vntue OF Dee' Trust eheri Dou,hatate of
- the county of Charles City, hearing date the SOtn
NAY, 1897 aud the other the Goth day OF March, 1929 Of
record IN the alice OF the court OF .ad county Charles
Tor the purpose 81 securing the payment certain sums
?ney IN SAID deeds n,enioned will be exposed sale
public suciou on the sn ne,day the 22d day
oet 1875 al IL O'clock on ibsi DAY, that valuable lying
on James River, the county aforesaid, called WeSyer
between 40 aud 80 pegroe. and the Stocks Horses Cattle
sheep and Hogs, lnentioue- the the 26h OF
March, much of said property will sufficient 10
Iase the sum 81 money required by the deeds
Ihe terms II sale will be made known the ale.
TIE TRUSTEES.
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PUBLIC &aLE.

PUBLIC &4LE.
VIE subscribers will vder aud lease at public
ton on the premises Tuesday, the 18th day OF August
"sA', (beins the "a day Of Caroline county eourt,)
NUMBER OF
Blu DING LOTS,
the Bowling Green The lot, situate both
o. the main road leading tn. Bowling Greeu,
To hchmond terms, who will he l,brral will br
iLunieated on the day Of sale. VIM. JACKSON. jr.
49,. =, j. L. MARYE.
-lu.y % Paid,
R.7LS7'OyV y PLE.4S.4yVT,S,
MfFER or ssie j" received al their Store, IF
i0S jass Cuba green coffee
80 do Lasuirs do
66 do ks do
100 do ST. Domingo do
~ Boxes gunpvwdsr tea (supercr quality
80 Hhis. New Orleans sugar
q do Porto Biev do
- DO g. ofoa DO sprims>
% do atomses
10 do Baltimore whiskey
IS Bill, do do
rs do RockbIidge do
5 PIPES genuine Holland gin
do French brandy
10 Bbls. counry gin
. do Anni,seed cordial
1000 Sides sole leather
And assortment Of Russell Wax, Zip, Barnes, Birdie
Leather.
july IS. 2s-a
Prince Ed,cord County, to tptt:
WHEREAS by the will of Aaron Lindsey, dec. # Prince
Edward county, sPee6c legacy devised TO all III.
or Their legal all his hrothers
ers, except those OF his brother VIM Lindsey be there
lore know that each and all the legaees esad If
remain who have not fofward) fwerd
he exc 9: The said Aaron Lindsey dec legal and aac
the same may be made, directed Aaron Lind
sey, Gee. THOMAS ALLEN, ex'or
Taboo Of Aaron Lindsey, dec
lny ~ Al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05

yk{F vliue OF "a deed OF 0ua <ass uI-d by pane.
- Wilson, the 25h day Of August, 1897 and of ie-
cord IN the clerks Office Of th. county Of Cnmb-r
proceed to cell for ash the prsn.. day Of
October nsxt the tract Of land wherein A VII
son formerly resided lying the
Appcmsttox river, containing about 7s5 acres.
Selling rs Truee shall convey such title onIy as
vested ~ rs. WIN NJ THORNTON,
SAML e. ANDERSON,
T. i.tees.
j..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05

JfOIICE.
IL persons having claim. asAnst the estate of Autbonv
- H. Thornton, dec by bond note or open oua, viii
make them known TO without delay; and all persons
indebted TO The viii please MAKE
Do longer indulgence be granted.
HENRY L CARTER,
Adm'r Of Il. n. Thornton, dee.
hpriIf5. no III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05

ME ubcriner will .eii privately his tract oi land 10
bed'ord county, situated the north south
ereek aud on the main road leading Lynchbug
ase, II miles west Liberty adjoining CAPT
buofd II contains about 400 acres of which
oIrared The part which uneeared except very ,ms
PORTION excellent tobacco land OF the cleared land $50
acres are low grounds Of the first quality, the
land in the upper country being well adapted 10 the cuva.
on OF tobacco and all kinds OF lie, remarkably well
and very free FROM st0ne il divided two very
handsome tracts, which shall be doue those who wI.b 10
purchase wish IT. Persons wishing to purchase may apply
the subscriber residing in the igbborho,d Of N. London
or to Capt Bufod, residing the tract. WIN. IRVINE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05

SEy>E wiu boy Crops Of good Wheat take them from
w tie landings JAMES Rpeyb,io at pInyLet rates,
ROGERS y HARRfSOR.
~ A..
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FlEyW.4LE EDUC9TIO.V-

FEJM.HLE EDUC.aTIO.N
LADY,des of obtaining situation IN .n,,Ie Sem
mary, or private iarrily as Teacher,
produce saaetsry Testimonials Qualifications he NAV
he heardof by addressing line to NJ c. Petersburg, Va
(pcst paid) o. =
Feb 81. "a ,e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05

NffHE Exec p oPosi. cOnIoI NIFTY with
~ the OF the 81 section OF eonctrnns
The Armory, hereto annexed - Aud be il further
Chat the Executive be authorised required To aseertsn upon
what terms the Arnoyy Badings Land attacked thersto
Can be Sold exchanged OF leased yesrs a. CON.
puueste TO the Gsuef Assembly the result OF their
|ehquiryn BY Of the Executive.
WIN. ii. RICHARDSON, C. c.
Executive Depsrment,S
18Th March, 1928.
Msrrb -. tnt If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05
uQiua6ie EStafe FOR SAFE.

TIME subscribers ui The fine Estate. M
= Lower Vmginia: II is the Estate called Cumb.riand'
lying upon the Famunky RIVER the of Keni,
shout two miles below New Kent thoue property OF
200 acres Of which 400 FIST rate lvei fat
well adapted TO the growth of wheat cotton,
T5o wood land, heavily mbeIe and 500 marsh,
,neiung several HOUSES and lois this village Of Cupber-
jsnd.p
fhp Estates situated the head Of ne bold
~ rsny water for vessels Of 500 tons presents
Nss Ard udeous farmer, advansge than any
fhe lower country
70 plaster an clover aud has bsen pr by
use the high land beayy tnbered aud the marsh
the most valuable ~ the lower country usually hish
heavily tcber.d chiefly with asbj aud FROM experiment
ay made the sais vi timber aud wood the beach, the
expense Of eeatng aud recaDng, night be betrayed
The sale Of Ike and timber when reclaimed would
Aord large estate perfectly level and Of eIhau,ttb eI
thy.
UPoL the estate fisheries: herring 6shery Of
little note the annual profits Of which have been generally
about $685. aud shsd fishery immediately opposite the
hffttng shtry, which might also be rendered valuable
rnd hne Ltli sce edisey upon riyeI
20 tne village OF Cumberland; the able
u"ens house OF the customary houses barns
situations aiding ofthe dat sur.
rounding country, for miles. Fish wild fowl
every variety taken upon the proper
The market, OF Rchmond and Baltimore are alike con-
gu1us 10 IT. and produce shipped 10 both for the
freight minute DESCRIPTION deened
,Rp:sed that dssiriBgto purchase. will 6rst
Che prspises.
The perty above having sold
VIII ne ousteh at public auction, Without yessyue tue
premises, at ~ O'Clock, A. Monday i day Of Auy
Ons.iourth Of the purchase money will he equ
and the residus ~ three equal payments. and
seeuitysnd deed oil trust upon the
OF the purchaser. JAMES LYONS IL.
THOS. II. TERRlLL-
IN al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05

TEN THOUSd.ND DOLLARS.
TtiH be dratrn the 10Th of this month.
SCpyEME
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-05-31

The RUaaL RFpusrToRY, or, Bo7-er Of Litera-
ture, published at Hudson, N Y. by William b.
Stoddard, has just completed its fourth volume
and the proprietor proposes some improvements
for the fth-as will be seen by his Prospectus at
the office Of the Garland 1t is published in octave
form, once in two weeks at the price Of 81 per
annum, and IS worthy Of patronage.
We believe We have hitherto teglected 10 name,
amongst the neat ard entertaining periodicals re-
celved BY us, " TIE ToILLT, Lu3Ies' rajinef of
LHerature," edited BY Owen Warren, and lady
Of Providence, r. l. 1t contains four quarto pages
aefll!, at 81 50 per annum, aud deserves cncou.
ragenent.
Other publications have been noticed in previ-
Gus numbers.
The editor Of the New Monthly Ma.,azine
thus speaks Of Cooper, the Novelist:
There is more fancy and originality in Coo
per. than in four fithS Of the novehsts of the
times. The power of making So much of such
simple materials the truth and freshness Of hi,
pictures the thrilling interest which tie reader
feel, IN his descriptions; the very reality Of the
tempest and battles, in which seem to be
ptrttk"rs at the moment are mere marks Of the
excellence and genins Of the writer Cooper
describes, and shared in combat aud be has
only told US what he saw and felt-this is every
thing"
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-05-31

FOR THE LADIES' GARLAND.
TO ssTe*+.st


l love, yet know not why love,
Thou art this world 10 me
Within the hearts lone secrecy
There dwells one hope-'ts thee
We know when whispering breezes blow.
Yet know not whence they come;
We know the soul departs from hence,
Yet know not of his home
And thus with me, know love,
Yet know not why IT'S so
Like bubbles On the waters breast.
Whose tomb lles lid below
Though there be eyes more bright then th'ne,
And other forms more far;
They live not long IN memory's shrine
For thou alone art there.
o?e, vet know not why love,
Thou art this world to me
Within the hearts lone secrecy
There dwells one hope IT'S thee. l.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-05-31

SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 81, 1928.

iume Of the LANES GARLAND. Should another
series be commenced, (of which notice will be gl-
ven, some Improvements will be made and, per
haps, some assistance procured in the editorial de
partment with view to add to It's interes, and use
inlness When It was commenced, the Editor ann
ed al nothing more than to make record for the
preservation OF such rich literary gems as were eve
ry day thrown forth upon the world He had found,
N the columns OF ne wspapeTs many treasures which
desers ed more durable form than that in which
;hey appeared, and the GlRLAND was designed as
refuge for the fugitive flowers Of literature Which
scattered in the winds
The task, though pleasant ard useful one, vas
not without lis toll. But tie Editor can look back
With some degree Of satisfaction upon his labors
The numerous readers of his httle MISCELLANY have
manifested their appreciation of his efforts, and he
.ndu!5es the pleasing belief that his exertons have
been OF some utility, IN exciting and cherishng a
love Of literature Indeed he has had the plea
sure Of witnessing instances of increased fondness
for reading aud whilst for four years past, he has
been endeavoring TO add to this fondness, he feels
conscious that but ttle If any thing, has appeared
N the columns Of the GaRlAvD, which might be
deemed Of injurious tendency to offend
female modcsty, or calculated 10 bring blush to
bealty's cheek
Since this work commenced, numerous others Of
similar character have sprung into existence, pre-
9entlng many attractions, and every way worthy of
confidence and patronage. The Editor would retire
tsom such company It'll much regret; and will not
DO So if he possibly secure himself from loss in
the prosecution Of bis task. When the low price
OF the ork is considered, il viii at once be per-
celved that other considerations than pecuniary
pToft have Influenced HIM thus far and should he
be compelled to take leave Of his patrons, he will
feel pleasure in referring them 70 such other mis-
ccllanies will afford them rational entertainment
and mental improvement. He will recur to the pc
rod OF his association with them as the most agree
able part OF his public career and will remember it
with feelings Of pride and satisfaction. He again
tenders to his patrons assurances of gratitude and
respect.
The PHILADELPHIA ALBUM, BY Morris & Kenney,
has completed its second vulume, and the third
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-05-31
FROM MAFFir's PULPIT SKETCHES.
MATERNITY.


10 a. the couch where inf.nt beauty sleeps,
Her silent watch the mournfll mother keeps
SIC, while the lovely babe unconscious lies,
Smiles or Ter s'umbering child with pens>c eyes,
And weases song Of melancholy JOY.
Pleasures IF Hte,
The softest, sweetest, the most delicate and
touching feature in the domestic circle is where
maternal s0lcitutle discovers itself in the thou
sand na,nele~s little attentions towards lovely
innocence The pencil Of Raphael would be in
adequate to the task Of deliDcating the express
slve, the soul thrilling gaze of her whose throh
bing breast beats affection to tie prcc:nu, little
one, lent her from the skies The opening
charms Of spring IN its livery Of green, the Ial
mony OF inspiring sound from unitttercd brooks,
the newly peoplrd woods and groves; may be
considered affnrdlrg true pictures If the an
folding beauties of infant l.,lcln"es and the
pleasing train OF huoyant thought, that are
imaged up by the fond mother. Wide ftncyiug
herself already repaid for al hcr cares, ana
tears. and anxieies These moments are The
most delicious Of her eyi-trnrr-momrnt If
OF pam and pleasure 1t Is not rarnxy,rn of
joy in which she reseEs II feelings, il !, true.
are awake and eyery prl>atinn of her soul
rembi"S like leaves when kI->4d hy ,vhisne,ino
bre"zes But we speak Of feelings we are inca
pahie Of comprehending-fer feelings aiunrd only
to the forest and lovellrst If Gods works. and
felt only hy them. to which, man must, at least
IN part, ever remain stranger.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-05-31
Comparison of Foes.

In such world, thorny, and where mons
Find happiness unblghteJ, or, if found,
Without some thIslly sorrow at It's SIDE
II seems the part Of wisdom, and no SIN
Against the law Of love, to measure lots
With less distinguished than ourselves; that thu
We may with patience bear our m0d'rate ills,
And symPathlze with others suffering more
CQlrplr
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-05-31

Sunday Schoob-It is estimated tia. there are
one million two hundred ttfhisand ch'ltirtn enjoy
ing the benefit Of Sunday School instruction in the
United States.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-05-31

The PHILADELPHIA ALBrm, BY Morris & Kenney,
has completed ITS second voume, and the third
VIII present new attractions and Inducements 10
support 1t is published weekly, in quar,o for N
OF ''gh' pages, OF superroyal sheet, al 50 50 Der
snn"n IL IS very nea, and Interesting work, and
Is, as il deseFvest TO be. largely patronsed.
The SOUVENIR, also printed at Philadelphia, BY
PhhiP fnor' IS an interesting miscellany 1t con-
si''s at ig"' quartz pages per week, with an occa
slo"al engraving, and costs s. per annum II is
near the close Of It's FIRST volume, and is well sup
ported
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-05-31

II seems the part Of wisdom, and no SIN
Against the law Of love, to measure lots
With less distinguished than ourselves that thu
We may with patience bear mod'rate ills,
And sympathlze with others suffering more
Cooper
4 Uot}an's Ter.
What gem hath dropp'd and parkles DER his chaa
The tear most sacred, shed for others pan.
That starts at once-bright, pure, from PHYS mre
Already POLISHED by the hand divine
O! too convincing -dan gerously dear
IN Woman's eye tic able tear -
That weapon OF her weakness size can WELD,
To save-subdue lat once her spear and shield
Avoid it-Nrtue GIBBS, and Wisdom errs,
Too iondlv gazing on tina, grief of hers
What lost world, and babe hero hy
The tmil tear IN CleopatIa's eye BWo,
D1raio,s of Tine.
The celebrated Mr.. Lock says, we get til
idea Of time, or its duration, by rejecting or
that train Of ideas winch succeed one another
in our minds that when we sleep soundly with
out dreaming, we have no perception of time
and the moment wherein we leave off TO think
Till the moment We begin to think again. there
appears to he no dlstancc--and 50 it would b
to a waking man, # il were possible for him to
keep only idea IN his mind, without varia
ton, and without the succession Of others.
Peru OF ZENo "A youth named Ercti4s
was for a considerable time follower Of Z,no--
his return nome, after a hug Journey wtth
that great Philosopher, his father asked hIm,
vh4, b. had letrncdo The boy rcpsd that
"oulI appear hereafter On ,hIs he father be-
IN. snragr,i, beat his son whn. bearing u pa
tenty and without complaining, SAID This
have learned-To endure a parent> a"l,r
Percy .1Aecdotes
FPIT APB
She lived wha, further can bc sad
Of N the gene ration, dead
She died what be foretold
of all the wing. young and ola
She hyed,--as IN her Tsktr's oye,
Al ever, step preplr, % die
She de = as exchanging breath
For Immortality death
f. dust j. terr, her spirit there
Eternttv N III mo " herc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-14
New Music and Musical IN
struments.

4 T. KENNEDY has just received one case Of Z,
As perior and common violins, bows and b,ii,,
Italian and English violin strings guitar do B and
claronets; single and double lageoletts patent, ID,
and tipt flutes Of every size; flies, &c Boos a \
struction for the above, and variety Of new prbE
tons of
.Hmerican and imported Music.
Among which arc
Wragg's Instructions and Duets for the flute
Willig's Pocket Companion, Minstrel Lays, ( lkI
ander's Journal
Duets for the violin, by Kleeberg, Krammer and d
vienne
PIANO MUSIC-Consis,ing of
Overtures, sonstas, rondos, cottlans, wales, au.
drills, marches and quick steps, with large cOe:
ton of SONGS & AlRS-Among which are
Greek March, Soldiers Grave, Rail Road March
Arcade. I'd be butterfly, Kitty Clever
.8rab Maid, How Roses come, Gov. Yates Mach
Swiss Girl, Wilt thou Meet, Highland Bride
Dici Voyez, &c. &c.
A large collection of Piano Music, not iythOgsphl
for sale at BALI PRICE.
Dyer's Collection of Sacred Music, and the Seryh
being selection of Tunes adapted to the Hymn, d
the Protestant Episcopal Church.
~ A. I. Kennedy will exchange or take back All
of the above Instruments, which on trial. NAV NJ
prove satisfactory to the purchaser.
nov l2-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-14
Thomas King,
M Err CHA%T TAILOR;

King street, betWeen the Franklin House and City Ha
YNAKEs this method of returning his sincere thlnu
l. to his friends and the public in general, fa pG
fav0rs, and continues to solicit the same for hsftu
He has just received fresh supply of FALL G00M
He will be able to supply all orders in his line Of b.
sness at the shortest notice, and the most rea''
BILE terms for cash. lie has on hand all kinds
READY MADE CLOTHIEG-coats, pantaIOOn, ~!
vests, crsvats, stfners and fashionable collars rHd
and plain shirts; general assortment of genteHthi
gloves, socks and stockings lie has on hand ~
assortment of fashionable clOths-blue, black, olrs'
drab and steel mixed do; also csssmeres, blu.
black and fancy colors, and good assortment OF al
netts; handsome assortment OF vestings tollne' ~
swansdown velvets and silks; also, a good Assortment
Of bang up and hunters cords; handsome asor'm'I
Of Tartan plads and blue and brown csmbe,si an Is
sortment Of fannels Of different cOlorsi haHd'oT
assortment of fashionable buttons; gilt, plated 81
steel, and large white pearl buttons, for gentlemen
coats, and fashionable black buttons; good as'T.
ment Of calicoes; ladies' mocksons and ehId''A'
gloves. Also general ssortment of
LADIES 4 GENTLEDiENS CLOah&
Orders will be taken. which will be made up 0h,
fashion with neatness and dispatch at such Pfce'
will be satisfactory to those who may favor him W.
their patronage. nov 81