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Doors to be opened at halfpast O'clock, and per
Torrance TO commence at half past 7.
u few season tickets for safe; enquire at the
Box Office of the Theatre.
~ rigid police is employed.
~, In rehearsal, the new dramatic MIRO of t,a
KING & TIE DESERTER. octl5
SALE OF yALUBLE pSOrEHTV.-Bv v,,,e
- on power vested IN Me by Edward Valentine shall oe,
Tor sale ON the second day of next upon the pemis
all the right title and interest said Valentine in Inc S,y
favern and the property thereto attached ncudpo all hs
buildings and aPpurtenaces Leionsing thereun;o Tie ems
VIII ne one fourth OF the purchase money hand or if more
10 uc purchaser negotiable note PAYABLE AT r,h,r
VI ie BANKS III hohlond 81 days, Ill be :creivs,l i'm M
OF me cash payment The other payments shall he made
accommodating aud made known ON the dav
Siouu sale not be made the day. it will be offered for
lease at the same ,ir:e and place
Charlottesville, Oct l5.-w2t DANIEL, SilEFFry
CtiANCERf:At rules held N the clerks of,ce of ouisa
county court, t!e first MONDAY in September 20
f,"n- u. Wills. administrator of James ac;c H. d.ud
,soe o. " ;li N his right art t7. his wife no as
Eiiza !niche pits against Matthew Niche John Mcb;c
rooeh Mchie, Joseph Mche Jenncta Niche and sally
The defendants Matthew Mcie and John Niche not having
entered te appearance and given according To-
ana "e res OF tins court and arreatig om satisfactory
ecece tn they are no: Inhabitants of this State: on the
motion oil tine plaintiffs by their co,':i ordered tia, The
sad defendants Matthew Niche and JOHN hiche do aear
mere on the hS day of December neX and answer the
i OF me plaintiffs; and tat copy Of this order be fv,th
inserted III some new fpapef pub. in the city of Richmond
o weeks successfully and pasted the from, doc. Of dc
court mouse oil TINS county, on snne dav
bu-WSt copy Teste JOHN HUNTER.
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superintcnd, will be abortve. We had proposed to
attempt description of some of the most striking
ob)ects-as the Cottage, the Jewish Wedding King
David at his hasp, and King Ahasuerus on his
Throne, cum muts aiiis, all displaying pretty taste
and neat execu:ion-but we feel little qualification
ior such an attempt, and Judge it indeed, useless.
The Fair viii be opened at II o'clock; price of
admission, % cents.
10 Me generoas.-Mf. Coolidge is now exhibitinr
IN this town, Panorama Of West Point Letters
OF introduction, speak most tvorably of his aiable
character. Holding small office under the General
government, and being unfortunate as to think
Mr. Adams better qualified for President, than Gen.
JACKSON he was in consequence, deprived of it. and
until he can find permanent employment, has been
driven to this exhibition, to obtain present means of
support for his wife and children. Need more be
SAID to secure to him the support of magnaniinous
ana tyrant hating community
GeorgtC.-rhe election for Governor md for a
member OF Congress TO succeed Mr.. Gilner (whose
seat was vacated by Gov. Forsyth took place ON
Monday tho 5til, and returns enough have been re-
ceived to place the election of Mr. Gilmer over Mr.
Crawford nearly beyond doub:. For Congress- the
cannr'ates were 1essrs. Charlton 0ate Mayor of Sa-
vannab) and Lamar. We eubioin the returns as far
as received.
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PORT OF RTClL.NOND.
ARRIVED,

-itlItlN Ell,
Big Columbia, Shiblos. from Norfolk
acn' bxl' H"weli days from New York. wish ,ndries 70
Davenport Allen CO. Otis, Dunlop co. Parker Iancas,er
DENLY, Bagwcl g. Smith, King & Richardson / Webh Z
CO. Cowan Hubbard g. Gaydne g II Mitchell ColoT &
Tarke BALDWIN Ives IL co, ipler, e. Johnston Rogers e.
Harrison, & James & 6 T. TiTiu G nj hlitc5en p
peyion, w d d Kyle s, co. G. g. T. pa.kirs w adswor,b g.
Snams, Lay, Perkins e. Harris Thompson J Sa,vav
p"ney, Sweeny, Nelson, Weller Mott S,ra,,on'
q u Andrew y a d Myers, r. Raymond & Brothers vi
w anlon co, Sinthn, Sullivan, Smith NJ Valentine
=" ~ - craue, X johnson s. Son. J Garth, J Chambers
- richmond, Hand, from Pbiladelphia with sundres u,
feyton Lancaster " DENLY G. VI Mitchell Otis DupIon g.
CO. -" 9rtham o. bicGrudcr King Richardson Bagweil a
Sm,b, webb d CO. Ellis, TrPlett e. Johnston MaIysTs
Sweeuy Ralston Feasants Sraiion, Baldwin ives g.
CO, Davenport, Allen co. Sanard, j Parker ID Ti,nber
lake, q b Mitchell w 6 Swoope. Smith i ri Nash w
MGCrery Hllard- J G Laughion. Anderson g. Nichols
futney III watkins b Tonpkins, T lSassc Cook 4, Ryan
SeK Andrew, w Richardson, King &, Richardson e.
w q Hutter, c Palmer NJ TIolns, j e. w Boal KvIe &
Payr7n. Branch 'o"S' VINES o.
Schr Cassandria, -, from Baltimore.
Soop Active, Smith, from New York ballast.
SAILED,
Sc!ir independence Tyler, for New York coal,
Scl1T Susan, Travis, for Aexandfia coal
ScFr Francis, Crowell, for Somerset, coal.
Schr Iantivy Ihorp, for New York taDacco and -four
Schf Chariot, Smith, for New York coal ~
Sloop Lady Washington, Somers. for New York coal
bAbtlMORE Oct ia schf supposed 10 ne one o the
hlcnIOnd packets. rs on shore Rock Point shoaI
NEW YORK, Oct 11.-Bclov ships Birmingham [Is,ris
Baker, Havre 9'' ' "O'ad''
CD scbrs Sea Horse, Connolly Dandy Cole Ricn,ood
C.vLa ockneE " nlIams and Increase Belker Norfolk
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
Office of the Pltilalelpdin Prize Current,

Monday, Oct. z, 1879. {
BY the arrival of the Birmingham from Liverpool,
whence she sailed on the 9th Sept. we have recey-
ed Cores Advertise of the 9TH
ldvERPooL, Sept. 8.-Since Tuesday the arrivals of
grain from Ireland and coastwise have been mo-
derate The weather still appears unsettled, and al
though there was pretty good ndancc sales were
effected only to limited extent Of any kind Of grain
Whc1t fully ID to cd, and -four 2s per sack lower.
LONDON, Sept. T.-On Friday it was noticed that
lower, and even more on inferior qualities, with a
large quantity unsold
This morning the supply of new wheat we had
in, most abundant from Essex and Kent, but
baSo improvement in the conditions the sales were
particularly heavy and the prices must be noted about
SIS per quarter lower since last Monday, with consi-
derablc portion Of the arrival left unsod. Flour the
as last week.
The news from Co.stantiDople is to the 18th The
Russians remain at Aidos Nothing was certain as
TO the negotiation for peace. The Grand Sultan has
fncoeniscd the independ ence Of Greece.
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THURSDAY MORNING. OCT. -. 1900
TEE CONVENTION,

After prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Taylor the Conyen.
ton was called to order.
=, NO business appearing to occupy the Convention
MT mccoy moved that the House do now adjourn
ouI Withdrew ills motion at the suggestion of
MT. 1'oDDRiDGE, who stated that he had been in
formed that 1t the House had sat half an hour lonpor
Yesterday, portion the Documents called for from,
the AUDITORS Office would have been presented and
might then have been ordered To be printed M or
Oct % PRINT could be given without the action of the
house, ana II an adjournment should then take Mace
II should be until some hour in the afternoon whom e
any documents should be presented the Uous. n,iTh,
order them TO be prine
line PREsIDEs'G he.e laid before the Couvcn.on
Tie removing Report from the Auditor.
AUDtroRs OFFICE, 18th Oct I32a
or'-in compliance with one of the Resolutions
auoptcd oy the Convention, have the honor to rams
INIT statement of the number of persons in each
county ana corporate town within his Common
chargea with State tax movable property for the
yeuf io-o' me Documents called for by the other
prepared. 10y I'ii Oe
nave ne honor to he sir, with great respect and
consideration, your obedient servant,
LAS. T. I5EATH,
,,. , Auditor of Public Accounts
Inc honorable JAMES MONROE
President of the State Convention
Inc report passed into the h; ,ds of the puiEn
rlnter before our Reporter could finish coDvjnr il
1t Will be given in our neXt1
oh motion OF Mr. DoDDRTDGE, he Renort was then
ordered tn be laid the table and printed. and ,b,t
the Secretary be ordered to hand over TO the Public
rrin'er my additional Report which might be made
in the afternoon ''N"
On motion of Mr.. CaApsrAs JoansoS. who suc.
gested, that by agreeing to his motion, more time
would De allowed to the Committees to act ON the
BUSINESS before them, If ordered that when the
Convention adjourned, it adjourn TO meet a. oclocl
to morrow. - '>
The Convention then adjourned
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NxWSTCAL GLAgsEa.
SSTVRVVVVEHTST

sttlthClS III. SMITH respectfully announces that l..
proposes giving Exhibition Instrument m
Inc HAAL Of the HOUSE IF DELEGATES, on Friln,
tGuetrng, l6fh INST Of O'clock half the procee f, III.
beneht OF the Female Orphan Asylum.
ne entertainment wi consist in selection of the most
Since his fcrmer visit RICHMOND The Harnoncon has 49,
much improved both wiz: respect its and
e character OF the MUSIC produced from rendering quito
an ornamental pier o centre table - 20 -.
fhe h'sh encomiunls lavshc upon this srinent herav
has been heard anI the !atering which the
veior has erevct during the last year warrant tie c
'' they only need TO be- generally known heroine
faShioaoie appendase The parior Beside the exuu,
irelof OF IFS unsurpassed by any c,er
ihen ITS simplicity strongly recommends 10 the lovers OK
music particularly those have leisure
such an accomplishments, sree four ,Io
uhss'sted by any knowledge OF Inc science, viii maze plea
sing performer " fN
Fhe iarnonicou made Of Different prices accortii. TO fine
finish Of The cabinet Wort. e " N
For set OF glases, with the sounding board e2=
90 ID mahogany case, made plan,
no. 90 or the best materials, elegantly flushed 81
THESE TeQuirs to rest q common table - -
for one ike the last with handsome stand resembir
pier table, '''e -
charge OF " =,
smaller set, consisting of ocfaves ARRANGED in The
Key OF with tie ecc'dcafa! D. sharp fitted iian ma
hUSany case, $50 ~
Iuf'onFor Of lessons which shall enable tIre
MIR smith has brought few othen, witt, him 10 Rchmon
wnich may be seen al Slr. Nashs BOOKSTORE
Tickets Tor the Exhibition 50 cents Chidre,, o. cer-
may bc had at MIR Nasf's, aud at the dour -
W Should the weather prove I'm favorable The ex1,,ic
VIII be post poned until the fair dav oc, III,
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GoyERSoa.
CONGRESS-.

Mr.. Gilmer and Mr.. Crawford both belonged to
the Crawford, alias the Troup, alias the Forsyth in
con'radistinction to the Clarke, alias the Calhoun
party If Mr. Forsyth's election to the Senate the
u States. depends, as the Savannah Mercury thinks
on the contingency OF Mr. Gmer's defe,s his pros.
poets would not seem very dettering. Judge Short
er' friend of MIR. Gluer, spoken of as his compo
ti'or 1t is probable that Gov. Forsyth in enforcno
the law upon Mr.. Gilmer, and vacating his seat il,
Congress- after his election by the people, did bad
days work Cor himself and his party
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lC.|TERJCS

Delaware and South Gdrolina, drawing Will be
'efSSe w. vJ,lSIrow; capital 10000, tickets 81.
drawn to day. capitals $4,000, 5000, 20 of 1000
&c.-ticscts S..
Connectlcu State, to be drawn to morrow, canitais
8 1000, $500, SSc.-;iclets, So.
Union Canal of Penn to be drawn pori, ;ret .,r
itals offs 10000, 2 Of 5000, Stc.-iickets IS.
- For particulars see Lottery advertisements or
4ih page daily paper.
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.4nlolnt Of Prod.ce md Number nj Ell,Le ,....

.7otnt Of Pr0drce ard number IF Bouts z,sxeJ do,,
through The Lotct, Lock:s
OCT " -22 hhds tobacco, 500 bis -four 5 b bcIs
~ Dds apples bushels corn - do meal 10 bran load
straw oats and fodder 500 BIS; IL wood 10 boats
ocr $50 bs Aour Is bushels wheat, $50 do shorts
IONS sand cords wood 10 boats IL coal boats 1898 bushels
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FRUIT TREES.

DO~'1>l"FCJO wv Nv O1SEHI.
a iAThLoGuEs OF Fruit Trees. Vines, &c now for
sac at the Nursery near Burlington, N. J. may
be had, gratis, at Coffin g. Co.'S RooxeTo,I. p;L
nond, where orders directed to RoBr /. SMITH will
DC received and forwarded to the Proprietor without
Delay when the trees arrive, they viii be careful
secured, ana their arrival made known to the POr-
chaser as soon possible
The tress will be well secured with meadow moss
around The roots, and the packages covered with
straw and mats cloth so as to secure them
rom injury from the weather during transportation
among the gentlemen who have been supplied
rom the above Nursery, are Maisr Gibbon.& N!icho-
oct Geo 6tIf
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MRS. T.. LYON
VALUABLE PROPERTY FDI, SALE Ill

u <AEC1AoLFs FhOFEbfS FOR ShIE.-f will
ohe ot SAFE al public auction i'll the of Salem IL,
ne county OF ote,our the ib day of October ney Ina,
irotety wncn formerly occupied mercantile establish
@ ana 10 winch use is peculiarly adapted having on the
S Ioo TWO counting ROOMS large store aud lumber
@ o eluai Stls' The upper apartments spacious and
aanSeo ana finished of for the Of family N
y 5000 Ee; e o'thouscs, suitable the main building
w. s'aoe anu kitchen 'ing of brick the latter having fine
ceHaf he snokeousf OF frame, and midway between the
o"oHouse ana Echcn there Is well Onost excellent wae
mere attached to this property, and will sd a, same
e Lo' OF Hfoi containing about three acres ON hic
ueIe log courthouse and framed granaryThe terms n
sde ohetru IN hand, one third in six months and line ba
~ one year On day Of sale, the latter Carving
I e 9ate The sale will take place under the sietinte
ueCe an direction OF Gen James Breckenridge to whom The
pVceeds are payable and the uerioT payments with insres
:" We ecuieu 10 ms satisfaction The title uninue,c
and The sale will be made without reserve
sept 22-wdsc XAJ r rotvyrp
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a Card to the Editor or iIe -1a.

= a C07u 70 tHe E0tfOr q lie .47enN.
MI Pieasants has been good enough 10 send Pom
thus Aqaila, the sris.ures OF the Arena upon his
letter to Col Monroe. PontiIs Anuila i 60, a.. ..
have incurred the disapprobation of so competent
Judge as the editor of the Arena. He discIaims si
personal or political enmity' towards Mr. Monroe.
Wil9 lie admits ~ canaot that ne was his PC
litica partzan. his courier or his admrer. He bad
no purpose OF wounding Mr. Monroe, but he did think
he had the citizen's right of cricising his official
conduct. His real object was the one he protested
ana when he THINKS public object worthy of attain
n'ent, the writer of Pon;iqs iq.ila goes for thnos
and not for sent lInent. For the rest, he dsdains
reply to observations founded upon unwarran,able
Insertions, and blind devotion 10 nrmss
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R OBERT BURTON, Attorney at Lar, respect
~ FULLY announces to the public, that he has ia
Ken an office, Immediately above the Post Office and
adjoining Mrs. SOuthrdie's Store where he NAV be
generally found. oct .J-wGr,
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Ihe C"noeation.-The different Committees are
actively and laboriously engaged, and reports from
some OF them, may now be early anticipated. l.,
the mean time, the sessions of the Convention ITSELF
are brief, and its proceedings embarrassing
-oh yesterday the Legislative Committee adopted
resolution declaring that the members Of the House
o' Deiegates ought to be rednced-to what point,
was not determined, but opinion seemed to fcsuate
between 90 and $50.
IL also seemed TO be the determination Of the Com
mttee TO preserve the Senate is both as to num-
oers powers, and the feature Of classification. Va
flous important principles have been submitted by
resolution to the consideration of all the Committees
but until passed upon, do not feel at liberty to
advert to them.
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10 conclude 10Th the iaughable Farce Of
MARRIED YESTERDAY.

The Tragedy of PIZARRO, having been rocciy-
cd with universal admiration will be repeated with all
the new scenery, dresses and decorations no
tice of which will be given.
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DIED, the 9th August last, mean teenville Auos,
county, Ms MARY FSLby, of Sam finley in the 4
year OF ner age She much Tor her Iess IN
the poor ard afflicted and many Of shining virtues that
aorn the good and noble of her SEX above all she
not to die. she trusted him .wfo all i'm all
- - -. ~ III
IA A.RIME ~ EyEy3
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M r. JAMES LYNCH.-SjiR: As yo1 are not
LtA resident Of this Commonwealth, YOU will
TAKE notice, that have fled in the clerks office of
the superior court Of law for the county of Wythe.
statement Of the causes on which shall apply.
by petition, to the Legislature of Virginia at its oyt
session, for a divorce from YOU
Yours &c EiJZATTJrII IyHcur
Nythc county, Va. Sept. T. 1922 a.
AOTICE.--Wishing TO close the Admin
Istraion Of the late Joseph Kinlbrourh as soon
as possible, have made Mr. A. Dn nv AGENT. 70
settle the accounts Of tic estate. Those igdebfo cd
VIII pay to him, and those that have claias against
The estate, will cell on hin also
Sp9ANNAI KI1tBRCUGR,
go l.:cI. l{zs'-,..
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Richmond Theatre.

Prce Of .4ainission.-Boxes and Pit rs cents
Mddie Gallery 50-Side Gallery 25.
10 meet .:,e heavy expenses Incurred by elga.
ging STARS, On those nights the Boxes and Pit ono
dollar.
Performance every E0enarag during the Season
THIS EVENING, OCTOBER Is,
iHin oe presented the Comedy Is 5 acts Of
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
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-U-NT ID CT a
1ORSU ANT to the provisions OF the last will and
q testament of the late Augustine Davis shall ny
s executor, proceed sell at public auction on Satin,
cay me 3sf Q! October, 1899 the following valuable
veal is'-e VIZ Tie three story bric! house on e &
IIth Streets at present occupied by Mrs. Siann1d
me house adjoining the snme occupied ny MIR. sam
YEA ~, shepherd, and Messrs. Eitcbie 81 Cook ms the
i enquirer o'ce-the .oasc adjoining thereto occupied
tern boundary of said pavs's lot, containing feet
on winch stands frame building present occnr5l
by Mr l." l.. Montague.
aiSr 800 acres Of land lying in the county of Ill-
r'co' about seven miles above town--a plat of which
may ne seen at any time The Coffee House.-which
Is divided INTO three different tracts of 54I acres I3
acres ara W. acres each TO accommodate purchasers.
at the office of the Enquirer md the terms will be one
.t"fd IN cash, on third i'll sXuoHths and the remain
ing third IN twelve months fsom the day of sale
hnnds and deeds OF trust the property will be re-
CURED for the TWO last payments
oct f. w: ROOTES. Executor
ENAMILY tLOUR.-30 burrels Family
Flour Of superior quay-for salc by
oct ID n H. nPEUy- 49,
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AT riE Esp OF riE PLAY, soSo OF THE
Hts@ toc'io0fmdSfer, by Mr.. A. Dickson.
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NEW YORK LINE
- OBERT GORDON, on 18th street near tho
IG Eagle Tavern. and lending 10 Shnck.1a Ne

y OBERT GORDON, on 18th street. near tho
H Eagle Tavern, and leading 10 Shockue Ware
house, has for sale in pipes, hls and quarter casks
ten hnds OF MADEIRA Wine, among which, are Ser
ciai, Iinta, Aqua do Me-, Rua and some of the
finest, that the Island arrds, of the kind that usual
y bears is u: ne. Also good Port and Dry MaIsal
ia wines; Ffcnch Brandy, Old Kun and Date
tiln St Croix Sugar and Coffee; Four kinds OF tca,
Loaf Sugar IN boxes and barrels: Five kinds of Tens
at low prices Tor their Qualities Sack Salt, Bar
Iron; Cunningham & Anderson's Cotton osnab,r@s
a.lu .9neetn9s al Factory prices. oct l5--co8t
y AMP OIL.-4oo gallons best Winter
AAA Strained Lamp Oil-for sale BY
oct 70 7. II. DREW, Agt
YsNHERE viii be "a .pet.uon 10 the mex. Assem-
l. bly, OF Virginia, for leave to open q road from,
Owens Tavern to- Faylorsville, in Hanover, and
then on to the Caroline l:ne in straight direction
to Fredericksburg.
oct w8t
HNE or TWO coloTcd boys, slaves or free. OF about
~ l6years OF age, will be taken as apprentices
Get 45--zt L. BARNS e. SON.
! Who execute all kinds Of smith work in the hes,
manneY ami on moderate terms.
MRS. L. LYON
Ee EGS leaveto announce to her former customer.
NJ and friends, that she has removed TO ih. ifrs,
door below W. 81 ID. Kyle's store and directly oDDo-
Site the Bookstore Of Collins Ss Co. where she is now
opening her raj assortment of
NIL INER
W hIch has been selected with great care in Nov,
tofh' comp, lsmg The NEWEST FASHIONS. She has
also received an assortment of Ladies' Cu-ls tore
thcr with The usual variety in her iine
u Leghorn and Straw Bonnets cleaned bleachetl,
repaired and dyed.
~ Ostrich well as other feathers cleaned 50 ~
20 look as well as ncw, and artificial flowers made IN
order, and all favours gratefully Acknowledged.
Get 15-eo6t
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CTRCTJS

ri OTICE-l would hereby rforI tie public thai Az,
authorised 10 act agent for the Christian Baptist for
ihe new translation Of he New Testament for tic palm
vrns' and Spiritual Songs for tho Debates and for all tic
works 2ytjsnep or edited ~ b.-g2uer Campbell of Ectav
u. a. -i-'H ~ nor" a.fsEI' -
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SHOES &. Roots ~

On MONDAY the 18th inst. NJ L,,f mar, !,
o'clock, will be sold Mt our store, 100 pTch.sre
Boots and Shoes-sui,ed 10 the season.
oct : is q. D. {. CO Aucr,
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HY ). s, :. COSBY s. &C.
FIRST RITE G.4RDEtTEP.

~. y.
IN SATURDAY, the 18th inst we will sci, in firm, as
ONCE at 10 O'clock, likely Nero Man. named Sn,non I
is hs. tate gardener and maIketn,an. '' "
Cci ll--it i G. & r, g. Co A.,