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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-06
MARINE 1sEWs.
PORT or RICHMOND. FEB. !,

SAILED,
Schr Only Daughter, Brady, for Boston, flour and bran
Schr Mary Elem Smith, for Baltimore, COAL
= Schr ARIEL Powell, and echr Twins, for Yorktown.
Sloop Constitution, Norton, for New York. coal.
Sch President Tyler, for Alexandria, COAL and sh Hayon
for York river
NORFOLK Feb. :3.-Anived, brig Olive Branch Mtlroe
New Ofleans, Is days
Schr Asenora. Bede. New York, s days.
The ship Amata, Carey, for Charleston has gone
Smith for Boston: Atlantic, Kirby for Salem Planet Cole
for New York Eiza Richmond and Minerva, Mister Bal
tlnore.
New YoRK, Feb. 2.-Arrivcd, ship Henry 4thy
Pcll, from Hevre (saed Dec 26th.) Left ships IIo-
CART Berry of Boston, uncer.; Helvitus, TAYLOR, of
Philad do; Thomas Dickson Anthony, of N. Bed
ford for Mobile, 25th; Clcmatis, Low, OF and for
Boston, 1st Fob. y on Quixotte Withall Of and for
N. York, st JAM Rosana, Thomas, of and for Bos-
ton, do; Superb, of Philad. for Lisbon, 25th Dec.
barque Philetus, Merrill, of New York, for Now
Orleans Goth Dec. brig Union, Smith, Of Kcnnc-
hunk uncer Arrived, ship Great Britain, French =
to sail this day; ship Thames, OF Phad; France,
for London-in sight. ships Alciope, White, of New
burypOrt, from Norfolk; Wade, Doake, of Boston,
from Savannaii-arr slip Su..y, Macy, 2lst, i'll is
days, Of and from n. York-Expcrienced very severe
weather on the passage, considerable damage done
TO sails, rigging, &c.-Edward Quesnel Hawkins,
hence, 22d. Dec 28th, lat 7, A. long. 49, 80 spoke
ship Edward BonafFe, Hathaway, hence for Havrc
Beiow--1 ship, supposed to Ue tue France. Also,
brig.
Saitcd ships Columbia, Delano, London William
Thompson, Maxwell, LIVERPOOL; Montana, Bukup,
and Chariemagne Robinson, Havre.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-06

ries hold in the clerks Office Of Of the United
states, for the 5h circuit district Virginia
The month Of Feb 1929: James Thompson and Richard Nu
snn 'onn Herndon, executors Of Erparhrodis Tmbeskc
accused pits ddtast Peter Murdoch and John Hamilton
vvng partners Of William Cunnir ham e Co desiT cEsy-
cINY. ''
Inc hedats not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according court, and appearing
~ satisfactory evidence tbstethev inhabitants Of the
state OF NiTnta-on the motion Of the plaintiffs BY their
sc ordered that the said defendants appear before said
court at the city Richmond first dsy of the next tenn
and answer the plaintiffs bill and that copy of this rule he forth
WIN inserted in some newspaper published in the City Of Rcb
mond for two months successfully posted tu front
ofthe capitol in the said civ.
: coyv Trs;o Erl IECFEfFS OK.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-06
Classical s. Mathematical cademy.

THE subscriber has the pleasure Of Informing the
80 puU''c, That ne has engaged as an Assistant IL the
Benjamin t. Barrett OF King William, q gentleman
OF the highest responsibility and of urdoubled com
potency.
Mr.. Stephen Bernard, natire OF France, whose
qualifications successful teacher are best evinccd
by the high rank, which his pupils have sustained in
the University Of Virginia, will continue to assist in
the French Spanish, and Mathematical Depart nent
during Sir hours n eucIl day throughout Tie near.
The English branches Of education, which in most
Classical Schools too much neglected will ii, dis
receive the most faithful attention
few more pupils can bc received, either a..
boarders as day scholars.
In order that the terms of this Institution NAV be-
rendered as reasonable as possible pupils will here
after be furnished with board, washing and lodging
IN the family OF the principal at the very low price Of
SiO0 per annuIn and both boardrrs and dv scholars
will be taught the ordinary branches Of he English
department for $40 per annurp the lower Branches OF
the same department for so per annul,-for $40 per
anuin additionally in the prosody, construction and
critical apayss ofthe Greek and Latin classics: and
Tor the last mentioned sum, in the department of the
modern languages, which department embraces the
higher branches of mathematics.
jan Cts OLIVER n. SHAW.
For information concerning his literary aud moral quail
hcatonS Mr. Barrett suiDns the follow in testimonials the
first from VIM Eawkesvotb, Esq President tire R,iord
Esq who for great number of known in this
city, and its vicinity as teacher ofhe highest einece.
Mr. Benjamin T. Barrett has been Of my pupils at this
Institution, FOR considerable length time during portion
of (which period he has been member of my family and
thereby afforded the complete opportunity Of ascer
tanning his real character aud merits with equal and
truth, therefore certify that his moral character oac
able, and his those geneiDan course OF Study
the Greek and Latin Casscks has been such Qualify
him for admission to the University of Virsiia, and ever
found him digent and attentive student deem him per-
fcy competent assistant the English and attn
departments of any of our Summaries
January 2lst, 1929. WA. HAWKESWORTU
Having attended the examinations Inc Runord Acadev
for the last FIVE years. four of which hr student
there, and being well and intimately acquainted with him.
certify that he is fully entitled 10 the above commentator from
Mr. Hawkesworih WAI. BURNS.
January 22d 1929.
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II FOR SALE,
L IL AXALL'S Nails and Grads, all sizes, ut Factory

III FOR SALE,
Il IL AXALL'S Nails and Brads all sizes ut Factory
prices,
600 bags Rio Coffee, green and new crop,
Now Orleans and St Cro;y Sugars,
100 kegs ioue's patent Shot, all sizes,
Loaf Sugar, 500 boxes Soap and Candles,
Trinidad retailing Molassrs,
White Havana Sugars Allspice, Pepper,
Ground, pulverised and ruce Ginger, Mustard,
GnnPowdcr, Imperial, Hyson, Young HySon and
PouchonS Teas,
jamaica Rum Antigua ditto, Northern ditto,
Holland and American Gin,
Whiskey in Htas and Bbls.
French and ilniut Brandy,
1-2 pint Tunblcrs, German Steel,
:quor Cases-Spanisl Segars,
Sicily, Madeira and Sweet Malaga Wines,
Muscadei Rasins, Indigo,
Soal and upper ]. athcr, Wool Hats, Cheese. Cho-
coate, Russia Qul!s. Writing Paper, &c.
&c. Apply to OTIS, DUNLOP IL Co.
feb 2--Rtnnd
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7SIYcIzG1J GARDEN,
Herb, Flower and Grass Seeds

THE subscriber has hand general and well Sc
lectet assortment Of fresh GARDEN SEEDS,
which will be sold wholesale and retail the most
accommodating terms they arc of the best quality
that could be obtained and having facilities for try
ing them III his own garden, has opportunity to
know If they arc good, and will offer for snle
that n knows 10 be bad; he hopes that they will &c
morally rive satisfaction.
Orders will be thankfully received, and purchasers
respectfully invited to call at the stores Of Messrs
John H. EUstace and William T. hiicou, hTain-streot
and 'orc at :bc Garden, where the seeds are for
sale, aid catalogues can be had.
inn l9-W.tt LOSEPH RENNIE.
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VALUABLE LAND FOn NAI.E.-I,ha, we

known and desirable Plantation called Pleasant MEADOW,
SITUATED IN Tie county Of Amherst belonging the estate OF
oel rankin decd, and lying the waters of lyny river
containing eight hundred and foyttrec acres This land is
well adapted to the culture of tobacco corn wheat and rye
There tire FIVE hundred OF wood land and the
open land III good heart 1t will be sold III body or in lots To
sun purchasers as there are two settlement said an Any
person or persons disposed purchase viii he shown the pre-
is by Robert W. Garter Hector Akieson An indispta-
bic tue can be made as all the latees of lawful age.
haif OF the purchase money IN hand and the balance two
annual naluent' with lien the payments
TIC improvements are two dwelling houses Of them large
and comn'odiOus barn. farm house, with all necessary out
houses with well OF excellent in the ward In point
health and situation this land surpassed by ne upper
country Should the above property he disposed private
y, We shall Oder al publ; auction the premises the
FIST day Of April next by TIE LEGATEES.
Jan ~ wi
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REMOVAL.
COGE 81 RYAN.

..ad'ss IS Gentie,nrs Boot s. Shoe .afan ctsre1.s,)
EG leave to in.orm their customers and rhe pub
lie III general. that they have removed opposite
Hall Moore's dry goods store and four doors be-
low 18th street, where they prepared to make
Ladies and ticntleincn's BOOTS and SHOES, in
thu IA est fashions and vi the best materials the north
ern cities can produce.
We keep always on hand, large and general
assortment of Boots and Shoes all of our own manu-
facturei misses Slippers and walking Shoes; boys
Shoes and Pumps; gentleIneu's water proof Boots
and Shoes, made to order.
t1'Orders from the country pnnctually attended to
Jan II cost
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-06

ANM. COWAN has received, now offers, a well
selected and general eentlerens
gold and silver lever and Watches
mantle Clocks and rimepieces diamond pearl PASTE JET
and fancy Jewely; silver, plated and Britannia Ware:
eveponi calendar, and other fencis fountain, silver and
steel Pens; god silver and shell Specaccs Thbes Tooth
sion and flint Pocket Pistols percussion Caps Spy Glasses
surveyors and pocket Compasses Plating INSTRUMENTS
MATURE frames and ket books cases. purses
and purse clasps pocket and shell combs gold jet, steel
SILK Chains seals ami Keys; key rings military goods watch
ces all of which he is enabled sell below prices
NB-Wac!'c: and clocks and mathematical instruments
carefully repaired and adjusted.
Orders Tor Article III his line punct,aly a;tepdcd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-06

TRUST SALE OF NEGROES.-By virtue of a deed
of trust executed TO by William Verser bearing date
the ninth day of August 1921 and duly recorded clerks
office OF Noitoray couity shall sl public auction, tic
hghest oder for cash. at Hotoway house. Thursday
tue 2th day OF March next Ten NEGROES or so many OF
mem rs shall be sufficient TO satisfy ,,rpnse said Iced
shall convey the purchaser such title only as is yood
III trustee RICHARD r. CRALIE, il, Trustee
Hoftoway, Feb 9Th, 1929 vito
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NOFICE.-Thc undersigned, Trustees of Ander-

NOFlCE.-The undersigned Trustees of Ander-
SON q Wuod,on, nnd Anderson Woodson and
those firms may belong the first Gloss that they
propose making dividend on the Goth March nexf
The creditors alluded to thus designated in the
Deed -. First, to pay all moneys deposited with
either partnerships to the of others than
themselves, or borrowed; and the money proceeds Of
consgnmens made to the said Anderson, w oodsoH 81
Gggers as factors, remainngiu their hands ri passu,
without preference of one the other" Creditors
~ this description will therefore present their claims
on or before the 10th day of March next in order that
the amount may De asccrtained prior to the period
when the dividend shall be made.
JOHN GARTH, IT.
JOSIAH LEAKF.S A'u''eeS
ofAnderson, Woodson e. Biggers.
= co. 8. WV
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TRUST SHE

ny virtue ola Deed ofrrust executed 9th day of
January 1922, by Abba S. Cook, to secure
debt therein mentioned, shall as Trustee therein
named sell 10 the highest bidder for cash. on Satur
day the 7th dry OF February next, at Haley Coles
Tavern in Chesterfield county three female slaves, TO
wit, Fanny, Worncy and Caroline, Tor so many IS
shall be necessary for tic purpose Of said decd.)
shall cOn:cy only tho tile vested in me, by said
decd but believe the same TO b. good.
RICHARD 4 WETSTGFR Trustee.
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Besides great number of smaller prizes.
Whoie Texts 81, H:siees ST.
Providence, Ath February,
The drawing of above Lottery, will be received
on Monday Evening next, when doubt, l shall have
the pleasure of paying to Of my customers one
if not both ofthe Capitals Of 1000 Dollrs.
TIE cash is Arrays ready at r. CHUBB'S Lucky
office.
Next Thursday
TIE Dismal Stamp Canal, No 10, zuiU be
drawn
CAPITAL. PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets for sale at my Office, in great variety of
numbers. p. CHUBB.
feb
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NaONSIElR TONSON will stand dine enslinn season

M ONSIEUK TONSON will stand tie ens,ing season
Iva at Tree HILL Richmond. His commence
tire first of February and terminate the first of July next He
will be let to fifty dollars the season, which NAV be
discharged by the payment Of forty dollars within season
Mares can he insured dollars PAYABLE when the
mare shall prove to be in ioa One dollar the groom in
every
ne Tree Hill estate has been leased and well enclosed v
the subscribers, who will furnish good pasturage or mares
gratis and stable them all had weather They can be well
fed If required at % per day
Every desirable arrangement has been made accom-
mediation of Mares and of the subscribers will give his
constant personal attentions order that they NAV be well
treated and returned TO their good The under
signed cannot he responsible for accidents escapes; bu, will
every exertion prevent both. Monsieur Tonson is
beautiful bays fifteen hands three inches high black legs
and tail lie is finely propUroned exhibiting great pow
and beauty throughout his Tits blood and
performance be surpassed by any horse on the CONT
ncnt For Pedigree, &c see horse bills
THOMAS WATSON,
fen 3-tfc ABNER ROBINSON
OK The Editors of the Petersburg Inieligencer will please
insert the above week for months; and the ircdc.
rckbug Arena week for four weeks; and forward their
In this Office 800
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To Pl0,tierS Of tobacco On James River.
NOTICE is svei that all Tobacco intended for Shockce
~ Warehouse, arriving in the Basin, viii, if desired
Cced into the Fire Proof Warehouse subscriber nntn
the Basin and adjoining Shockr expense ofdrayage
and receipts granted by the Inspectors Shock
theI expense 10 the (wen called inspection or SAM
ping Than would occur If delivered at once into Shoe
ku Ample insurance has been effected upon al tobacco stored
III the house above named w. l. MORRIS.
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kSEEF

IliE subscribers, DESTROYS merit continuance OF
the liberal encouragement which they have here
tofore received from the inhabitants of Ricbrnon6
respectfully inform then! that they Will offer at their
respective stalls in the Old Market, and at No Is
Shockoe Hill Market, on Saturday the 3fst inst AID
on several days thereafter, Beef equal if not excel
ling In quality any that has ever been seen in tins
city Thoy fatter themselves that the citizens gen.
orally will avail themselves of the opportunity to &C.
serve them; WILLIAM SrEANE.
EDMUND STEANE
ian
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THEATRE.
1sOR TIE BENEFIr or
MIS-. Stickney.

'ana her secona slce her ts i.,ft DC lion
10 FIRST NIGHT OF PAUL JONES.
Or the Pilot Of the German Ocean.
On Saturday Evening, Feb. z, will be presented,
the new popular piece of
PAUL JONES,
Dramatzed from Coopsr's Novel of The Pilot, by
John Howard Payne. Esq.
LONt; TOM COFFIN, NlR>SrICKNEY
hAIE PLCWDEN, MRS STICKNEY.
Between the Play md Farce,
COMIC SONG, BY .nR FARRELL.
The zohoIe to conclude with tie
RENDEZVOUS.
LUCRETIA, MRS. STICKNEY.
In rehearsal, the new Play of Charlotte Tcmpl,,
founded on Mrs. Rowson's Tale of Truth, of that
name, dramatised by Mr.. Glascot of Boston, and per-
formed at the fremont and Chatham Theatres with
enthusiastic applause. Likewise, the new Farce of
the Poachers.
Boxes and Pit, Is Left Gallery % cents Mid.
die Gallery 37A cents.
NJ No smoking allowed in the Theatre.
Doors to be opened at 6, and curtain to rise at
o'clock precisely.
GJ1 set Of excellent stoves are supplied for the
comfort of the audience. feb
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DISMAL SWAMP, no. 10.
HI,,h !9 Tickets, $50 Quarters,

H"ocs, Sln EigLt6s. So 80
o. For chances for the above splendid capals cali n, the
Managers Office under the Eagle Hotel where two capitals of
$i0tl of S4n0o, of $1,000, and several of 1000 have
been sold and paid within few months past
feb3 YATES Il M'INTYRE
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FAMILY FLOUR.


WILL practice IN the superior and inferior courts
held in the city of Richmond, including those
9r the county of lIenrico lie may DC found at the
Office of Chapman Johnson, Esq.
Jan Iu-eo6t
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HARDWOOD SCFOOI.--Ihis School will terminate
the l2th of December and recomu,ence for the ensuing
year the i2h OF January The of instruction will include
Reaing feninanshp, Arithmetic, Practical Mathematics i;e
osraphy, Bellies LelIes. Moral philosophy History COMPOSE
tom and the English and Latin Languages The terms for
board tuition washing and lodging, during scholastic wear
OF ten moots, will be Sl05, 800 the lodc
ny All students will be charged from their
Inc ,tn OF Deceiubec which the scholastic
end have emf oyed Latin teacher and ii my parona g.
should justify it, shall endcavou obtain the aid my pc
sent coadjor Captain William Barber. Letters Addressed to
near Somervile, taluer county, viii receive prompt a,,e
lion &; 1ACKE,r'r
Nov % VI,
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BY j. g. j. e.. HERON
REMOVAL.

WIN PEARMAN, Watch 4 Clock JHnhsr. respectfully IN.
onns has former customers and the public generality
ne has taken he corner s,oe allows the Eagle Hotel opposite
MI l. Balls Tavern, whe,e e will carry on his
business IN an its various branches returns his sincere
thanks 10 those who have been pleased favor him with
custom, and assures the public, that If practical knowledge of
his profession combined with stability aud business
are worthy ut atters himself
that he has reasonable ground Of hope for der
patronage feb 3
WIN PfAnN,S will still continue vend Lottery Tickets
and hopes whilst his customers contributing his support,
mat he may he the agent IN the hands of the old DAME
them fortune
Ipete drdson at The Eagle HOTEL l2La inst the Jo,inr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-06

Tk'IIE general meeting of the members of the Aiu-
= tual Assurance Society against fire OH buildings
of the State of Virginia Will be held at the Society
Office III the City of Richmond, on Monday the 9th
day of February next, at the hour Of u o'clock.
jan 10 eof4t JAMES RAWLINGS,
Pr. Art. m. "A. Socicjy.
RF ESSRS. $. T. MILLS & co. Of Nov York
I'VE has sent few bundles Of fruit trees for
ealc those who DESTROYS Of getting choice peach
apricot aud Tunh trees, will please call immediately
as tue wealth IS now fine for setting fhotn out
dec = CHARLES ELLIS
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REMOH.aL.
q. f. TEUT0

q. F. TEUTO
" especially inisns his friends aud the public tina, Che
has removed his Confectionery Store the house lately
occupied by Mr. Samuel Myers second door from the Theatre
and next TO MIR RicaIsois Apo,ecary shopwhere he
tinues tn keep fi!l and excellent assortment of
CONTEMPORARIES AND FRUIT.
Of good quality aud low prices purchased else
where Families wishing articles in his line depend upon
being supplied upon the best past avors he
returns his sincere thanks the public for the
he has received ami that no exes shall be
spared to merit their favor in future.
ian 3u-eo6t
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\ CARD.

y GARD.
MRS. STICKNEY most respectfully informs the
Ladies and Gentlemen of the city of Richmond
and It's vicinity, that she being perfectly recov
cred from her late iisposition, will make her
second appearance on Saturday erenng, 18th Febry.
tor her BENEFIT; on which occasion, she earnestly
hopes to enjoy liberal share of public patronage,
which it has been her constant study to merit
feb 3
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Ne1o Songs, for tie Piano Forte
THNHE Banner Of Battle sung with unounded applause by
Il Mr. fer- music by w. Blundell;
adcu the Shepherds Pipe and Song, favore song by VOL
cot respectfully inscribed TO Miss L. Dillingham; by w Blon
deli; ~
1He C"p Of Lore, as sung by Mrs Burk by the
Anercan Bard perc,val composed ami dedicated Miss A
geiina Van Nosirand by J. i. II. b. s.;
B"ya Bureh Broom. avore Mcu,sch song sung by Mrs
Burke, music by J. T. II. b. S.
Ny Lore rise sung by Mr.. Keen Inscribed Miss
rah Cnle, music by J. T. H. b. s.;
a Soldiers the Lad Adore written and dedicated to
Miss Rock aud by her with universal applause adapted
to the original French air of lie Petit Tambour, by
Hewitt
Also, an additional supply of the following popular songs
and variety OF new Pieces and Instruction Books for the pia
no forte, flute, violin, &c.
The F2O,rer Girl
Fly aicdy Petty -Nen;
IlciLghf De.cs;
Hey the Bonnie Breast kylots;
vi my Lore III march ncay
Oh yes zoe often mention her;
on eer shall Forget, sung by Miss Rock accompanied
by herself the harp, arranged the harp piano fr,r nv
NJ fanel, leader of the Richmond Ccles,Ia-jus recev-
ed and for sale by COLLINS s. co.
Jan 3U-2ic
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Potter's Vegetable Catholico,,.

EHAVE just received supply of this Invaluable Medicine,
II per advertisement And take this method nforniI
the pulc that osier that benefits may widely
fused the Proprietor has reduced the price per hott
j. IL. Bl.AMIIsE, Sole ASeu
ian - Sign ofthe Mortar, opposite the Eagle fslor.
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III EXT WEDNESDAY, the leth Glass OF the Disn;i
Swamp Canal Lottery will be drawn ;s CITY. Persons
wishing to adventure can be supplied with chances the Book
store of the subscriber.
Whole tickets twenty dollars, halves quarters and eigls
proportion WIN. III. FlIZiSIi I.S,INN.
feb
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VViNrAR pressed lamp oil
Cut nails and brud5
Crchorc's playing cards
RoGnans sperm. caIilcs
Superior cotton yarns, No. g to Ia
Letter, cap and wrapping paper
Red Stone Mills gunpowder, coarse and fine
Hartford and Albany ale
Constant supplies Of these articles direct from tie
Race ginger, pepper
n. e. rum, fine fayoured Jamaica rum
iGcavy sole leather
by 10 and 10 by IL window glass
Gtrpowdcr and young hyson tea
Lime, nossses, sugaT--for sale h
fb2-6 DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. CO.
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NEW DRY GOODS STOKE.-J-iIIES n. HUN
TER has taken the formerly in the occupancy of
Mlesss Cram Son s, Brothers. opposite Messs
Hall MooTc's and has hand general of
staple and fancy Dry Goods; among which are
Cloths, cassine.ss and sattuets, fine and coarse
Ped, white green and yellow f;nnels
Silk and striped Valencia vesn,s
Swarslown and hiarselles do.
Irish and German l;nens, lawns and cambsics
Calcoes assorted, embracing great variety
Fancy, striped and plaid ginghams
Plain and figured homDazes various colnre
"A TO Ga jaconet and book muslnsl
Null, India and Swiss
Swiss mi! black italian silk cravats
Canton and Mandarin grapes; italian DO.
Black Italian lIs;riDg, senciews and sars,ets
large assortment OF silk, and WOODEN hosiery
Fashionable bonnet and belt ribbons
lag Baidaura and cotton hanikerchlcfs
Gloves and combs ofcvery description
Linen and cotton iickni5s, furniture and apron checks
L'nsevs and kerseys suitable for servants cloIt.,
Brown aud h.s,c'ed domestics, diapers &c.
Ca,peting he;,rn-rgs umbrellas, SC
Which with variety OF other articles he is iesi!ous
oW Nov
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FINE CHEESE,

I Uer received, supply very supcrior Cllcesr
y Jan 90 T. y. nREW