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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-25
BY the Governor Of the Comn,UalceGIth Of Pr
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Il PEOCI,.H.JE.4TTO.E
TFTNEREaS it bss been represented to the Executive w
the Cont OF hing& Qncen county, that the nehi
the sh in't the ele KS "re OF the said county all the
ana nearly Inc whole OF the Records with ;hr urnished
Tor the use OF the court andhr Sal Of Office destroyed
~ ire and inst ~ believed TO be the incsndary.
nave ihereiore thought proper, with the
ca oil state 10 oar reward Of 500 dollars any person
peon VINO viii discover end sPpebepd the said Ineendsy
and convey him the ail OF Inc ssd cuaty Of King &
d. moreover, require all officers, mil
nary and exher the good people Of the
use he hest tneayos 10 the said Ineendry he an
prehshded That he he dealt with law directs.
Histn under my hand as Governor, under the Sal
April, iG25. WM r. GILES
Aprl 8. iIaNma,r
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I by fae 6opcJJsOf q The Contn0IlWealth Of Tlr
gina:
n PRO(tI q TITO y

a EROCL.a.AI7TTO.V
tNIlEREA appears by nqu,., re body Of
~ Mrs Isabelle Muir, in the of Chesterfield,
the 18th inst. who died the iih, ihs good
10 bteve that her death caused by violence inflicted
her by her husband Dsrympe Mu hs, made ms ecspe
and now gong al large haye therefore, thought proper
with the advice of the Council OF State reward 81
100 dars persons who will spprebend and
convey TO thu ail of Chesterfield county Aforesaid the ss
Dafynple Muir and do, moreover require all ofe.rsos
and military, and eSho the good people ct the Cnmmo
wealth. 20 their best endsaYors the fugitive
he aPPrehended that he may he deal, the
Given under hand Governur and under the Seal
tSeai the Commonwealth Richmond, this Gath April,
1879 WAI. n. GILES.
Bilrympe Muir is about - year. old inches
high red complexion, sandy hair red sshisker. he
native ct Scotland, and by profession Collier. Il supposed
valia.
April IS. If3-wfw
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Az The prize; il Wheel and ~ tie rumbersin another
AZ oncethe whole scheme he day and the
whoie amount of prz,- may be has a. di lawn.
X Uhote Ticfets dots. HaiueS Qsnysers -5e,,
NJ The 1000 Prizes OF 80 10 he awarded the % seeouI
OF 'hrd division, 10 he determined 10y that may draw
the capital prize OF $4,000 that holder OF uhef.
pfi1c and may four.
rhe o.ps prize of $4,000 he paid in Part by 1000 ret
H 10 the present scheme, will he sealed up deposited in
me Bsnk OF Virginia Richmond, the control
of the holder OF ticket Prize Of 5000 10 he rad
IN part ny package Of 500 sks will deposited in like
teruFcr packages not les tan .is;y tickets .cher,
rrer tor approved notes payable Is days after ,awr
withou, interest. -
- Orders ty mali NEE. the same attention giv-
en- to personal application.
AUG. LEFTWICH, Manager.
NprI
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FOR. AGAINsr. Neutral

Is Some refused 70 vote at all, on the ground
that the Legislature had right to interfere with
fbe sinh r n
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"a IinNntrnu tn LaiL.

WAS committed 10 the Ja Of sstore,and county On
9hs ist aag ofFtbyuary last, negro NAMED Jobn
10 himseifJohn Roy Joh. Is 5sttceea 90 4 60 years
ca sNt asy usbte marx disc0Ucred of dart com,
Ion end Il 7eoai ei 10 i1eis' high ndI ss ti'
FtoPy'K y bsn.g .fRseApsnd sonis years ..ncsi
"a gIies p,5s, he lag Ia. NJ rom Rohrg1d egsntg By M
Geo o. hoiaerstead and po1s, ,
Is requested 20 foryaTd, PRO. liz fs ~
rake lin auoy or Re s6s dsgit rita s ~ 49,
HIh W. Va. IN Ia., ya!0
fai2m
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PURPOSE selling 10 fhs kighsf bidder Satne ~
5ia May nsrt, " iy, oiAcyt0i'e &c nert far a..
Sunday erccyed the premises, attract II land conUsd 20
nc by Goo Granville Cradook by Dad Of Trust 10 &C.
Oe yayrsnt @1 debt therein nsnoncd containing by
cstaaon 523 thereabous has eSositrt in
pYouesnts consulting If story houss ih rooms BE-
fog and passage g abore With szies,c poyeo
and porchS oe hchcn laundry, and ether eoarrnfcHt
hovse IN fhs yard alto ooHodios granary and aabie
md Other iproreeniS convenient % fr IN good rsPa
n 10 reprsssed thai than hn Of his frgcf Of land
Z, unceaysd and good quality for Tetrcco Is eomof
ousy situated foy apresf0na private family, OF one
chS CHOOSE 70 Keep Entertainment bring contiguous 70
re mum Stage Rood mites South Of Ha'as oouh0ir
asd 50 ffuaed fias u may Be coHpsed h convsnsne
~ public pryoses, private Tercnf, may Be pyfer
7s5 an gh0 tsh 10 pie0 fhs PRENTICE rfsged 70 Dccf
GTaidoct, rssdfne tie pyeriss Tsr Jond + oypreusd
r,yig and decdof trust 10 secure tte payments one hn
yayobis ~ ~ months md the balance IN geas TIE title
- bsifsyrd unqoa05 bat Trses, shat only cgnysy
sueh tue n, ycsfsd IN fe dscd D0ci CrGdd0ck 70
rstoi'' poss'sfon until ere i5th day IF Dfs. rsst 80
Itc ajors Sole ccts mr. rppyo5affsn and cgncurence
GRANVILLE CR1DDOCK.
fr-8rs ii0~t2sNy
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Seest--John II. Futon isI, Peter Mayo
l25, WIN. Byars so.
Not in the last Legislature.
CONVENTION QUESTION.
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IIlG IT, Ill -

Whole Tickets, S2O-Sbarcs in proportion.
Tai' Loiy 1giH Be draOn by ne aPpToued co,tina fo
Sysf-l iDieh 10 tnch f<s Shars tRs r1,,s
oSane, % ab,oluieiy aecsras and ,tucon,yoo5. mi
disfr5ufs ne trisis Of ne Pyizs IN minutes, Y8r
Cash hcrsefore, be obtained r aI Pgfgss fh o
fAs DrasBing 10 congrsd Oydsrs from tSe Cum
asadsdfO, n he cd tstabli,ba prompt oy Losy ast
ETebenzs Office If
S. s. NJ, ALLEN &Co.
lprg is Iii-tMS
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- 1893 ~ tte :
THE
DISMAL W.AMF

CANAL LOTTERY,
Urn CLfSS
~ he dawn IN the Guy OF Richmond, Wsduessy IN
May fnd tooia'n' more Splendid YES than nay LII
$4,000 C4PYT.aL PRIzE.
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1873
See McAfee's History of the War in the West
and an article lately published in the Intelligent
Ger, by Gov. Cass, who was in the action
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NEXT THURSDAY
TIE FIRSI DAY OF MAY,

TT. Il ~ = DAl OF MAf,
ULL BE DR-fUF.N IN THIS CITY,
pIR I.NI.4
State Navigation Lottery, No. 6.
TICKETS ONLY So.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
Delaware journal., 1828-02-05
FOR THE DELAWARE JOURNAL.

The appearance of the Delaware Patriot may
give an impression abroad. tha there is correspon-
dent change in the sentiments of the people. No
thing could be mure erroneous. MS chdn2e is no
thing but the consuaaaation OF an agreement which
has been lons time in negotiation if we mistakel
not was commenced previous TO last October cleo.
ton. The Opposition party had some doubts of
their success at that date, but they bolstered them
selves with possibility of carrying their point by
intrigue and management. Since that time they
are convinced that nothing but the most desperate
exertions will give them the faintest hopes. Hence
originated the Patriot. The Opposition here were
convinced that their very existence, as an effective
party, depended upon the misconception OF facts,
distortion OF measures and misrepresentation of char
acter Nothing is more efficient in perfecting these
ends than public print and ever qnicksighted in
the discovery of a medium to convey these false I'M
pressions desperate and vain sacrifices are made to
purchase such an engine. Like all those who ven-
ture upon lottery-like chances. they have solaced
themselves with "we can but lose, so here goes"
But we are of the opinion that this is measure
originating with feU interested politicans-that it
is not demanded by the people, put is merely an n
ephemera undertaking, (Which will be as brief as it
is violent literally got up toad the asprings OF am
bilious men, The selishness of politicians is often
ingenious in evil conrivances, and too often the Ter
vent protestations of public good' by ambitious as
pirants have deceived an honest but too credulol's
people. We hope the above mentioned PRINT may
fail in its objects, and that an enlightened public
will award it the frowns that it merits.
In the Patriot of last Tuesday, we perceive that
the friends of the Administration termsS the "a
rstocratic party" Such charge is entirely gratu
ituous, and is as false as it is bold. The Admins
traton party have assumed no exclusive authority
exercised no tyranny, nor denounced any proscrip
tuns. On the contrary, their has been peace
full, harmonious, reasonable, and republican-sup
porting mertorious men, defending sautary ant
prosperous measures, and cherishing and eevatin
their country's honor and the Peoples rights.
But the name Of :. Arstocracy'' exclusively be
longs to the Opposition---an unhailowed "Comb
nation" of aspirants, closely bound by treasonabl
Delaware journal., 1828-02-05
TO COLONEL ARMWELL LONG, of Sus

TO COLONEL ARMWELL LONG, of sus-
sex County.
Dear Sir,
In my last, gave you some account of
the circumstances of the Majors commission given to
Of the most pro1igate Of them-hnd it inconvenent
to heed any testimony-even that voluntarily offered
by Colonel Clement and Major Harper!
One would have supposed hat the tatal failure of
the base attack upon Mr. Adams and Mr.. Clay, and
the severe recoil upon him who made it, would have
taught his friends, everywhere, If not decency
and com ION honesty, at least more prudence and
1t was hardly to have been expect
ell that, Kissed as they have been so recently from
the great stage OF the Union, they would have ven
tured get up here, for the public performance of
the same shameless character. The Governor OF
Delaware and his Secretary were to be presented to
our citizens, as Mr.. Adams and Clay had been to
these of the u States, tainted with the rankest
Eruption. The conspiracy against the President was
deep, dark and long hidden from the public view.
Here the conspiracy against our Governor and his
Secretary burst, at once, into light at the moment
1t was formed and its authors stand exposed to pub
lie odium and derision, with their unfeshed toma-
hawks and seal ping knives in their hands.
| will recaptulate the substance of this matter
Mr.. Wiltbank of Sussex. returned to the Gener-
al Assembly. as Of its members rom that county.
The sickness Of Col Burton. decided friend Of
the Administration, prevented his attendance
and occasoned with some other causes Of singular
character, an equal division of the members into A.
dams and Jackson men This equality of votes be-
ing, is said, foreseen by the Adams men, the Gov
ernor and his Sc retary put their heads together and
4 determined to corrupt and lure Mr. Wiltbank owe,
to the Administration side, by presenting him, or
1.-THE day Of the meeting of the General Assembly, ane
Ihoc,r ho had comuttpI himsplf hv a,y yoto !,
e the House, with aconmission of Major Of Cavalry
Delaware journal., 1828-02-05
Was Lost,

On the road from Wilmington To Chester, Red Pocket
Book with eleven dollars in one five dollar note the
United States Bank five dollar note the Winc'es
Bank (vrg and do lar note on some bank IN Del.
near as can recolec Also bill OF upwards OF
$500, recepted receipt of S5O,a due bill on William
George of E22 and cents, of 50 uey
Armor proved and number of orders and other papers
not recollected Five dollars will be given to the finder
for the other dollars and the papers but if the finder
feels disposed keep all the money he will please to seal
mp all the papers and direct them to WILLIAM ROBIN
SON, in North East. Cecil County Maryland.
Jan. % 1928. 83-4tp
Delaware journal., 1828-02-05
Notice.

THE partnership heretofore existing under the
firm of Thomas &. 1atman in this place. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent all persons indebted
to said firm, are requested to make immediate pay
ment to William C. Thomas
WILLIAM C. THOMAS.
CHARLES TATMAN.
Cantavells Bridge Jan. 1 1928.
N. B. The business will hereafter be carried on
by the subscriber, who offers for Sale the most
reasonable terms, general assortment ofDry Goods,
Groceries, Liquors, Medicines, China, Glass and
Queensware SC. &c.
w. C. THOMAS.
83-1aw4w.
Delaware journal., 1828-02-05
Dividend.

THE President and Managers Of the Wilmington
and Philadelphia Turnpike Company have declared
Dividend of per cent. On the stock of the Com
pany for the last six months which will be paid to
the Stockholders or their legal representatives on
or after the 9th Inst.-By
EDWARD TATNALL. Treasuser.
By order of the Board,
JAMES PRICE. Sec'y.
Feb. 4, 1925. 83-lm
Delaware journal., 1828-02-05
Notice.

A MEETING of the Levy Court and Court of
Appeal of Newcastle County, setting as Court of
Appeal, will be held in the Court House, in the
Town of Newcastle, on Tuesday the 4th day of
March next, t. STOCKTON, C. P.
Castle, Feb 1. 1928. 83--tm.
Delaware journal., 1828-02-05
& NORTH CAROLINA
I GII,.IEnXL EIIEEl IL
Notice.

THE Subscriber begs leave through this medium
to tender his thanks to his friends and the public
for their avours since he has been engaged in the
Dry Goods business; and informs them that he has
determined in removing from the State; and requests
those having claims against him to exhibit them
without delay. and those indebted on note OF bank
accounts to make immediate payment to
SAMUEL SAPPINGTON.
Wilmington Feb. 4th 1898. 83-4t.
Delaware journal., 1828-02-05
NOTICE
To LabOurers.

THE Subscribers at Summit Bridge Delaware,
will give Thirteen Dollars per Month, to 500 good eff
fcent Labourers ; to work on the Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal. Payn snt will be made at the ex-
piration of each month. Good Boarding Houses
are ready provided. CARR g. FLANNERY.
February l, 1928. 83-4tp
Delaware journal., 1828-02-05
'NIED.

JIED,
On the 16 ult at ,le uuse ~ Jacob Bdde, fnnkeerer
in the tuwn oi Dover ,Ie County OF kei, aps' s'ae
Delaware, HENRY JOHNSON, Prinei-He er,ea his
ober last, and worked Journey work with John Robinson.
Esq-ie SAID he had mother and brothers lsng-lie mas
some effects here, il Dover, Del.
The friends and acquaniances of the late JAMES
BOOTH Esquire, Chie Justice of the Court of Common
Pleas Of the State of Delaware part cuariy invited to
attend his Funerals from hi late residence in New Castle
Tomorrow morning, "wednesday at 10 O'Clock,
New Castle Feb a. 1928.
Delaware journal., 1828-02-05
Tomorrow
9 mo. 9Th 1898.

THE 9Th OF FE RRU.0RY WILL BE DRAWN
IN WASHINGTON CITY, THIRD CLASS,
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOzTERI
60 Numbers, Ballots, Scheme, prize OF
10000 dollars, of 5000, of 1000 l OF l4O5,
of lOoo of 500, 10 of 500, lOof250, 20 of2OO. 80
of lOO Of 80. 81 of so, 81 of 5O 81 of 49, 81 Of
80, 1853 of 90, 1923 Of 10 and ll475 prizes OF IS.
Tickets S5. Half, 81, Quarters. 8l,S5. Eigths,
81 cts, to be had in great variety of numbers, at
E. B.4RKER'S,
Prompt and Lucky Office, No. 67. Market ST.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
NO. 1, for 1928.
Scheme, prize of $4,000 dollars, of 5000, 1
of 5000, of $780, of 2llO, 5 of 1000, of 600
S Of 400, 80 of 100, 80 of 80, 80 of 60, 80
Of 5o 80 of 4O 10 of 80, 312 20 and 4446 of 10.
Tickets $40, Haves s, Quarters SO, Tenths |.
RHODE ISLAND STATE CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERY.-Firs Class
Scheme, prize of 5000 dollars, Of $500, of
/ of 1897, g of 1000, of 400. 40 of 40, 40 of
25, 80 of Is, $40 of 6, and $500 of S.. Tickets
S3, Halves, so, Quarters Is cents.
DELAWARE & NORTH CAROLINA
LOTTERY-FIFrH CLASS,
Draws on Friday February 22d, 1898.
Scheme prize of 5000 dollars, of 1886, of
1000, of 400, S of 800, 10 of 15O, 10 of 100,
AZ Of 25, 94 of IL, 846 of 4, and 1857 Of 81.
Ticket 2, Halves /, Quarters so cents. To be had
in great variety of numbers at
E. BARKER's,
Prompt and Lucky Office, No. 81, Market street,
Wilmington, Del.
Delaware journal., 1828-02-05

NOTICE.
AN adjourned meeting ofthe Temperance So
cety of Wilmington, will be held in the Library
Room, Town Hall this evening at half past 6 o'clock
ISAAC PIERCE, Seer.
mo- 9th 1898.
Delaware journal., 1828-02-05
FOR THE DELAWARE JOURNAL

FOR THE DELAWARE JOURNAL
"Dornestic Mmufact,res and Internal Improve
,ncus are deemed to be ieadi4g interests Of the Ma
ton and acWbe adoocmed."
Will you permit Friend to Manufactures and
internal Industry to ask you, Mr.. Clement, wheth-
er you mean to dissolve partnership with the South
ern people, and heartily and without equivocatlon
or subteruge lend the support of your paper to the
cause of Manufactures and internal improvements
That is will you fully and fairly lend yur aid in ad-
vocating, that cotton goods, woo!en cloths, iron
works, canals, rail and turnpike roads require and
should receive the fostering Of the General Gov
ernment and are within the Legitimate powers grant
ed for that purpose and that further protection to
them is at this time, absolutely requisite and ne
cessary enable the manufacturers to encounter TO
now in state of completlonp
Your answer to the foregoing queries will obge
the Manufacturers Of Delaware, the holders Of the
Chesapeak aud Delaware Canal Stock, and the sup
pnrters Of Internal Improvements. now contemplate
ed and that they may decide what line of conduct
tn pursue and who are their friends, at this event
full crisis, and whether you are pro bono pu6hco.
MANY MANUFACTURERS.
Delaware journal., 1828-02-05

,;tlout lending the slightest helping hand to advance
her favour,te system leave II for others to deter
mine. have seen individuals toss up the'r caps
before doors out of which they had just been KICK
cd. have seen such things IN my le-l saw some
th;nv very much like it at the last Election. But
.h;s aeoeneracy will never befa whoe--at least
mt such people as those oi New Castle county.
When they shall see--as to a certainty they will
es.-pennsylyanja marshalled on the side of the
Administration, in support of those measures. the
success of which our people have SO much at heart,
u,,Il If nroduce no effect There are more men in
+h;s county, waiting the Issue OF the present Con-
yressonal session. to determine them to adher to or
recede from the Jackson cause. tina n IS generally
suppose,l The symptoms OF decreasing strength
in the party at Washington are various One lnfa-
lble symptom is theirill temper. Those that win
NAV lauuh--and, we suppose, those that lose must
utowl. The adminlstratonlsts preserve the most
nerfect command Of their temper. Their conduct
tnyartls each other is marked with the utmost kind
ness and respect and towards their opponent It Is
distinguished for its decorum and urbanlty On the
nther hand the Jacksonans are constantly snarling
and growing at each other. Mr. Randolph IS every
day whipping this man in, or that out One tells an
oher that his horse has got more sense than ne mas
-or indeed than all his constituents. In fact they
,re already all but in the situation of the builders
Of the Temple of Babbel, and are manfestly soon
,,ted to be scattered to the four winds OF Heaven.
Like the Starring they have learned only one cry !;
but know nothing Of any thing else-and it is not
wonderful that Mr.. Randolph, the other day, ad-
yised them to stick to that and that alone 1t IS to
be their breakfast, dinner and supper. have heard
if said that bread even the staff of life, is rank
poison when it is solely relied upon for food. Does
any man. in his senses believe that the party can ex-
ist much longer on the victory at New Orleans.
They are already sick of it at Washington, that
they would not allow the picture Of it to be painted.
Randolph having heard the story of the water
colour sign panter--was afraid that amid some Of
those thick vaponrs, in which he says they have
been bahed for forty days and nights, it would have
disappeared. They took the hint and thought it
best not 10 the risk. One thingis certain
dismay the deepest dlsmay is in their ranks--and
general rout Of them, horse and foot, upon the
point Of taking place.
Delaware journal., 1828-02-05
DELAWARE JOURIE .Ass.
WILL IA.'I.NSG,sGN;
Tuesday, February 8, AS2S.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

GA Freeholder," and g Quld Rides" are un-
av oidably postponed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-15

Lana, Negroes, and Siocks}or Sale
wife o Deed. al trust from Robert DJutha late
Me other The 2Gih day 81" Nae the ,sS s o.
record IN the mice the court OF ,ai eonn, Ne La< OF
the purpose 81 securing the payment Of eeis,u
W sara deeds mentioned, will be exposed to SALE. Al
o. ,ono on me premises, Wednesday the 2d day Of
isxs at IL ceoek that day. that valuable estate iyr
ne RIVER, IN the county Aforesaid called We.toyer
ana % negroes and the Stock. nj Horses. Cattle
anu Hogs, mentioned the deed Of the 26tb ~
r.,s ~ OF so much OF said property will he .uficient 10
r. @ SUN 81 h.onsy required by the deed. sfore.s;1 :.
i"e efh' T." sale VIII be known on the dsy of ,s
he H'"~e mentioned estate, one OF tit ~
country, Containing by actual ury ey ssts oos w
'e paish or uleatow land. shout 65
az @ iai'; nave been reclaimed by pc uaura dam and
" Va oa'.iyson, aud much those land, m ~ h
tInd w the buildings the estate are of the he's,
hI a'u ~ Sood repair and consist Of dwelling bop.e q,
b, ho stories hsh with on floor; ksbe.. re-
to-, ant barns and all Of brick There Is also on m. e.
hh & ihftshng machine, good 81 DIR and u,e
WI WIN get out go buhe!, Of wheat per day The rs,n
OK are the hksst of their kind. Person. ,,n, a.
hnyn b M S nrmtd to examine the property, which viii he
- N'e'sesA-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-15
CEWTR.gL GR.aN.N9R SCHOOL

g'iIE subscriber determieito srsron which can
render this school permanently aud extensively useful
invites the ate niion Of The public n his former par N
particular TO ats present. snEstou The course ntruo-
ton will embrace the following department. full course
~ Greek aud Roman Ldefaur,, Rhetoric sud EnEh
sion by bartholomew Egan Cieograpliy History and
Biography improved system ri pDeuoiic. by MI WIN
Egsn The Mathematics by Dir. Mshew. Of University
~ Notwithstanding and Conversation The French Ian
yUsss by Mr. " Ferron-TuioD in sl any If these de-
Partn S25 per Session or Eve month"; Board washing
end dgng 10 he had The family of the b,erher and ~
several most rsspecsbc faioes in harossye and h vi
unity At $50 per seon fees for board and tuition, poyn
BE IN diDrnce The suhcfIhe intending this school
permanent will he prepared immediate any number n
Dosrdsfs by the fret If Jan The glasses
peced to 10 fully until The hrst ~ September
I'll which time applications nay he made the .ubscrber al
Charlottesville. BARTHOLOMEW tGAN
Ayr. >. 2G-tI,fSnr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-15
lSPHLNG GOO6S

YEfALL NELSON bs, received large ,,d ,.,...t
es-A ass1ftment IT Staple and Fancy Goods, aInons sb
se Navsfino Greean PLAID ADD fancy oaiooes IsJ
Navafi mo, AMI fancy striped yns; ard n, i
snd SWISS musns; ambcts ed and PLAN book aud null n.I;
,sThIS and Jaoonst mu'in' rich worked u,n robes hIk
Italian iusrnssi bisek aud coored Cfos de Nsr nd ard
French 'an' PLAID striped add plain bsregt; bae eofS
lsan nets SIX and cotton hosiery bob6,nsi lsce and rich
"Vio mun Peer'nss, ospes aud collars and yyhue
hobhnet lace ves sad bdkfs English snd Fre,sb ffr,sa
ace ana sds'nsf London cloths, 4 ycinsr I,,.h
thtn', shettins and daDssk lzuaburrs ard fetls,b,
s"wn snd besched shittins, aud dDsestic pis,J,,vn
saoeiY ~ other desirable goods wbich vii no .oa a, m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-15
NEW YORK.
J9FFR.4Y j. CRANE,

NEW YORK.
JaFF'R.4Y j. CRIME,
Have opened an extensive assortment of
IA RID w ARE & CUTLERY,
At No III, Peari Street Hanorer Square,
NEW YORK,
Comprising nearly every article in the trode-a.
niong 1hich are:
1s[ NV ES Forks rem and pocket knives
S-seA haz"rs aud scissors; hand and back saws
Drawing knives; obiss.is, kouges
EiIes plane iron.i scythes sickle.
Chad knives; curriers' knive.
lJmuus bone mouths; locks Of all kind,
Bra. glass knobs; hinges, screws
Stuups, spurs; spoons ladies
Coru hoes; hammers, siedSes
Indian guns; anvii., vices
towIihg pieces; og and trace chains
=. shoVeh spades; nails and sad irun..
Mere han's aom Southern States, are especially invited n
July u.s. oo-,o,