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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-14

MUR GuStauus Hendriek, Elizabeth Hendrick, and
I'VE Wm Totoler, Executor Of Ed,cdrd Keeling,
NOTICE, That on The 2i,h Of May, 1880,
1 shall proceed to take the dispositions Of Mrs. Mary
Williams and others; and on the 25ib, Walker ID. Keel
ing and others; and on the Goth, Henry Crenshaw and
others; and on the 9th, Mrs. Martha Keeling and
others; and on the 2Sth, Joseph Keeling and others; and
on the 10Th, Ambrose HALEY and others, at the house
of David S%mithson, in the county Of Lunenburg, and
State OF Virginia, to be read as evidence in a suit now
depending 10 ChaDcery, 10 the County Court OF Char
lotte, in the State Of Virginia, in which I am Plaintiff,
and you, The said Gustavus Hendrick, Elizabeth Hen.
drick, and William fowler, Executor OF Edward Keel.
ing, dec, are Defendants-At which time and place,
you may attend, If you think proper.
EDWARD b. FOWLKES.
April 81. 120-St
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SALE Of Real Estote.-BJ virtue Of a decree Of the
~ Hastings Court OF the City OF Richmond, will be
cold at public auction, on the premises, the 26tb day Of
May next, at IL o'clock, an improved lot Of land on @.
Street and distinguished in the plan Of the City by
No. 49i-it lie the lot which was formerly owned by
A. B. Venabie. The lot will be sold on a credit.
April o l15-tds BY the COMMISSIONERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-14
JAMES ]. BINFORD.
JAMES G.. BROOKS,
April 20. 1lS-l2t JONES.

VALUABLE STOCK OF DRY o AT
AUCTION.-On Wednesday, the 18th of May
next, at 10 o'clock, will he sold, under the management
entire stock OF DRY GOODS, amounting to upwards
of 10000, comprising the most general and valuable
assortment ever offered in this place. The sale will be
without reserve. Terms 6 aud 8 months credit for APP
proved negotiable notes. We shall for six weeks con
tinue to offer our stock at private sale, at very reduced
prices, and invite those wanting great bargains to give
us a call. KYLE g. COCHRAN.
April 2. ll3-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-14

RYGOODS.-The subscribers arc now in re-
- ceit of. their Spring supply Of american, British,
French, German, S,oiss and India Dry Goods, made
up Of recent purchases in philadelphia, JNeto York,
Boston and Engidnd, and embracing almost every ar.
ticle in their line. They deem il sufficient for their Gus
.omers % say, una. their present stock 10 probably the
and to assure them and other purchasers, that they ne
YER had 1t so much in their power TO hold out induce.
ments to buy nom US, both at Wholesale and retail.
F. & E. JAMES & Co.,
April 4. l22-6t Market Square,
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nENJAMIN II. MAGRUDER, ATTORNEY AT
- Law, having lately removed to ScottsvilIe, Al
bemsrle County, will in future attend the Courts OF Flu
wanna, AIbemarIe, and Buckingham, and the Superior
Courts holden for the County Of Nelson.
Nav 7, I23-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-14

HOLM FORBES, IT,, ATTORNEY AT Law, bav-
- ing removed TO Wilmington, in The County Of Flu
vsnos, will, in future, attend the Superior and County
Courts Of Heurieo, GoocbIspd and Fluvsnns Counties,
and tho Superior Courts Of Chancsry for the Richmond
Distriet. MAY 29-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-14

UNAKE NOTICE, That I, JOSIAH w. CHApPILb,
Partner within The firm, styled yohx III. Thomas
4 Co., hath cold bic part to the said John r.. Thomas,
and will hold himself no longer responsible for any debt
that hereafter may be contracted under that firm.
April 81. 120-16t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-14

WARRANTED SCYTHES.
nor sale at the sign of the PADDOCK, a complet,
assortment Of Scythes, which l warrant.
Also the British Patent Scythes, frem 4S to 54inches
I'll worth the attention Of FARMERS.
And a general assortment Of
HARDWARE,
SADDL.ERY, and FINE
DE.dRBORyN"S PATENT BALANCES.
SPADES AND SHOVELS.
e.: EMERSON'S RAZOR STROPS.
CIaxiers' Diamonds dnd Genuine Hemming's
Needles,
wsrth the attention Of purchasers.
THOMAS A. RUST.
April 30. 12l-tlstJuly
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NH Subscribers offer their services as Commission
- Merchants, and will attend to the sales Of Tobacco.
Flour, and other produce confided to their care, and
make the customary advances on produce in hand when
required. BAGWELL, SMITH s. HANNAH.
Feb. Is. 9S-6m
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NOTICE.-AIl persons indebted. to the estate Of the
IN late Jedediab Leeds, decd. are requested to call
and settle them without delay, and those having claims
against the estate, are requested to present them pro-
perly authenticated for payment to
JOHN WIGHT, Adm'or.
With the will annexed Of Jededah Leeds, dec.
April 2. 1I3-2m
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N0TICE An peasons having claims sgainst The es-
IN tate OF Geo. NJ. Guy, dec. will please present
them properly authenticated to MIR. Edwin Porter my
attorney, that arrangements may be made for payment,
and all Hose that are indebted TO the laid esssie, will
settle their accounts with the said f. Porter without de-
lay. Nj GUY, Exr.
April 80. 1916
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- HHDS Sugar
HteJ 40 Bis. Loaf Sugar
8 Boxes do
80 Hhds. Molasses
35 Boxes Gunpowder Tea
l6O Bags Coffee, part prime green
10 Tierces Rice
$50 Casks Nails
80 Tons Iron, Swedes, English and American
7 Tons Blistercd Steel
Powder, (Duponts)
Shot
Pepper
Allspice
Ginger
Nutmegs
Paper
Indigo
Copperas
1000 Sacks Salt
For sale by JOHN GARTH.
April 20. 1855
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Or The enquirer 10 published twice a week generally ans
Eass times 4 week during the session Of tho State Legislature
Frce, the same ss heretofore, Five Dollars per annuni, payable in
ssy,ncsc Notes Of chartered, speciepayns banks, tonly) viii be
tsceivod IN payment. Tho Editors will guarantee the safety OF rc
sas:ing thom BY mail; the postage Of all letters being paid, by the
q No paper will be discontinued but ut tho discretion of the
Edkonl until all arroarases have been paid up.
- fr Whoever will guarantee the payment Of nine papers shall
hsvs the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
W Ono square, OR LESS-First insertion rs ccnts-oach con-
xtfuusnce, so cents.
s.sNo advertisement inserted, until il has either boon paid for, or
Assumed by some person in this city, or its cnvirons.
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SSPRING G~OODS.-The subscribers have associated
~ themselves in business in the city of Richmond,
under the firm of Binford, Brooks & Co. and are now
opening a handsome and well-selected stock Of Staple
Fancy Dry Goods, recently purchased in the Northern
markets on the best terms at auction, for cash. They
invite country merchants and their friends generally,
to call and examine them. Their assortment will, at
all times, he found very complete. Having an expert
enced agent in New York, they will continue to receive
by every arrival. Their stock will comprise every
article in the dry goods lins-Al Of which, they will
sell the lowest prices.
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UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
- Notice IL hereby given that all the cells in this in
sii,ution are occupied, and that no more patients will
be received until some Of the said cells are vacant;
due notice Of which will be given. BY order Of the
Court Of Directors. J.. HENLEY.
May 26. 54-f
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"EDICAL INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA.
lvl- The Summer Course OF Lectures will begin
on Monday the 5th day Of April, and end on the
Saturday preceding the first Monday of November.
The month Of August Is a vacation.
CHAPMAN, NJ. Don the practice
Of Medicine.
WM. p. Devices, M. Don Midwifery.
TBos. HARRIS, M. ID, Surgeon u. s. Wapy.-On
Operative Surgery.
~SAML.JAcxsoN, NJ. Don Materia Medica.
VIM. T.. HoRNER, M. Don Anatomy.
JNo. X. MITCHELL, NJ. Don Chemi,try.
JOHN BELL, NJ. Don the institutes Of Medicine,
and Medical jurisprudence.
HUGH l.. HoDGE, NJ. Don the Principles OF Sur
gerry. w. Z H0RNER, Sec'ry,
263 Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia, April 8 l14-3m
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NOrICE.-All persons are hereby cautioned against
~ tausltbg mywile Sarah n. Hunt for any article which
size may purchase on my account, as am determined
no. to pfY lie same-she having voluntarily quilted my
bed and board. SAMUEL J. HUNT.
Charlotte, Aprl 81. 100 wiz
V3yHE Subscribers are in want Of a head miller at the
" Middleton Mills. None need apply unless they
can come well recommended for honesty, sobriety, and
experience.
TUTwILER, McGRUDER 81 LEWIS.
May T. I22-w3w"
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A MEETING Of the Board Of Managers Of the
n Bible Society Of Virginia, held the 7h April:
The Rev. Eli Ball was appointed General Agen, for
the current yeas.
Mr.. George l.. Sampson was app .inied Treasurer.
The depository Is kept at the office of Mr.. G. J.
Sampson, on ID or Cary Street, and having on hand a
good assortment OF Bibles and TestameDts, which will
be kept up by fresh supplies from the American Bible
Society. The public are invited 10 call and supply
themselves. The General Agent keeps his office at
the Depository, Of which he has the general supertnton-
dcnce. JAMES GRAY,
April I6. II7-I2t Rec. Sec'ry B 8. Va.
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the bill 20 continue In force an Get author
izing certain soldiers In the late war to sur.
render the bounty lands drawn by them,
and TO locate others in lieu thereof.
The Senate then resumed the conside-
ration of mr.. Foot's resolution, when mr..
Webster took the floor, in reply TO mr..
Hayne Of South Carolina, and spoke for
three hours. 4.i- -c'a
Before mr.. Webster concluded the Sem
ate adjourned. t'ett I' ist ~
!. Wednesday, Jan. 20.
The whole Of the day was occupied in
the debate on the Public Lsnds--Mr
Webster having concluded his speech, g.
Mr. Hnyne having spoken in reply.
The Senate did not adjourn I'LL half pas,
four o'clock.
Thursday. Jan. %.
The bill making appropriations for the
payment Of Revolutionary and Invalid Pen.
sicners was read third time and passed.
The bill TO authorize the reconveyance ola
lot Of land (lhc North Battery TO the City
Of New York, was read the second time
and referred 10 the Committee on Military
Affairs. The bill for the further regula.
lion Of vessels bound up James River, was
read second time and referred TO the
Committee on Commerce. The Senate
resumed the consideration Of Mr.. Foot's
resolution, and after some time was spent
in debate, adjourned.
Friday, Jan. 90.
Mr.Webster offered a resolution for the
election of q printer to the Senate on
Thursday next. The day was principally
occupied by discussions on the resolution
ITO subscribe for copies Of the compilation
OF Public Documents proposed 10 be pub
llshed by Gales g. Sea,on: the resolution
was passed--Aycs 21. Nays l6. a rcso,
lntion was afterwards offered by mr.. Grun
dy, dirccting the Secretary 10 postpone
the subscription, on the part Of the Senate.
until an APPROPRIATION was made by Con.
gross for that purpose. The Senate then
adjourned to Monday.
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seryile. OF whct advantage could such {
course be 10 rs, while il must lessen us IL
the estInstion ofa magnanimons pbfitica
/ opponent, as well as in our own. Genera
Jackson,as President ofthe United States
Is undoubtedly acquainted with the policy
that has been pursued in this State. Ifhs
Is really honest, upright and ma ugnanimous
no VIII not respect those Who attempt Il
conciliate him by mean submission. Ifht
10 the man his friends represent him TO be
iulsonc cnlogy and the INCENSE offered uI
TO him by Political sycophauts, will not in
lh1encc the conduct Of one. whose nerve.
shrunk not amid the thunders Of battle, e.
whose cheeks blancbed not at The approach
OF the enemies of his country.
so for as The measures Of this Admins
| tration conform 10 the principles of the
former d!ninistration, they have already
been approved Of by the people OF this
State. 1t is therefore unnecessary to leg.
isla'e upon the subject, until we have the
means OF forming more correct opinion
upon the future course of the General
Governnent.f These resolutions may have
other objects in view than mere approval
OF measures calculated to promote the in
tcrest Of this state. They may be design.
ed 10 cover and conceal the Heterogeneous
and confused materials Of political party
among US. and to aid in bringing that par
~ into power. lfsuch be the object, this
attempt will only tend TO rctard il, aud in
any event cun see no utility that can re.
suit from acting upon these resolutions.
Mr. j. BaowN OF Il. GREENwIcH, said
IT the resolutions were to be acted upon,
he should vote against them, because they
we're premature. But he should vote a
gainst the indefinite postponemen', and ii
in order, would move that they be post.
poned till the next session. He wished
10 have them lie, ill one hslfiba, hhs been
promised shall be performed, and he should
then be ready TO vote for them.
This motion was not in order, and the
question was taken on postpcning by ayes
and noes, as follows.
AYEs-N Nessrs. l.. II. Arnold, Al,ny, Da
vd Arnold, Barker Seth Brown, Dosworth,
Richard Brown. Nathan a. Brown, James
Chase, Abner Chase, Cross, Clarke, Dixon,
Davis, Dexter. Dawley, Durfce, Ennis. B.
Hazard, Jeffrey Hazard, Howe, Halle,
Harris, HOPKINS, Jonathan James. Kelly
Kenyon, Lewis, Mllikin, Manchester, Ma
con, Pratt, Pcckbam. Rhodes, Robbins, +.
Summons, w. Sproguc, Shippee, Steero,
w. Smith, s. Smith, J. +. Simmons, b.
Spsagnc, Tomrkins, WcStco,t. Watson,
Wilbur, WhippIe, Waterman, Wells, so.
NArs-Messrs. Allen Of N. Kingston,
John Brown Of H.. .Greenwich, Thomas
James of Richmond, Medbury Of Barring
ton. Paine of Burfillvillc, Il. X. Potter OF
5. Kiogstown, Jonathan Remington, John
Vaughn Of Coventry,-6.
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and ordered to he engsesssd AEi read q
third time TO morrow. Some discussisG
took place ona resolution offered sous
days since, by mr.. De Witt Of New York,
providing for the discontinuanse Of the OF.
fee of craftsman to the House, which was
finally postponed for two weeks. The
House then resumed the consideration Of
the report Of the Committee on Elections,
on the subject of the Maine Election, when
mr. Evans continued to address the Com
miilee at great length. ,rr-...s.. 80
E1doy, Jan. %.
Several bills were reported, and fof-
warded. A great number Of resolutions
were then presented and adopted. On
motion Of mr.. Storrs of New York, the
Committee Of the Whole on tie state Of
the Union were discharged from the fur
tbeI consideration Of the Bill to provide
for taking the Gfta Census, and The bill "
made the special order for Wednesday
next. The House then, after rejecting ono
or two applications to make particular bills
special orders for specified days, resumed
the consideration OF the question concern.
ing the contested election in the State Of
Maine. The floor was occupied success.
sively by messrs. A. Smytb, Howard Boul-
din. and Su,herland--apd mr.. Sutherland
IN the midst of his observations wos inter-
rup,ed by successful motion to adjouru.
The House then adjourned till Monday.
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CONGRESS.
IN SEN8TE.
.ifondan, jim. 25. 1880

.Us Monday, Jcn. 25, 1850.
a resolution wcs reported. nuihorizing
the purchase of number of Gales g. Sea-
tor s compilation of public documents, for
The use of the Senate. Tho work, We be
iieyr, il to be furnished al 81 per volume
Mr.. GrMdy presented letter from Duff
Greene Offering TO print the Documents, rs
proposed by Gales g. Seaton, at 81 so per
volume.
Several petitions were presented ugains,
Sunday mails.
MIR. Frelinghuyscn's Resolution calling
for information on The condition of the Che
rokce, Creek. aud Choc,nw Indians was j..
creed 10. with an amendment extending
The inquiry to all Indians within our limits.
Me Fon,'s resolution for limiting tho sale
&C the Public Lends 10 such as have been
here,oceFs offered for sale, &c. was again
taken mn,
Br. Iiayue renewed md concluded his
speech 10 rsply ,smr. Webster. Mr.. web
s,cr rose 10 rely, but gave wey to motion
to adieurn. ~
Tuesidy, Jan. 26
The bill making appropriations for the
payment OF rcvo'uI icrsry md invalid pen.
sioners. was ordered 10 third reading.
Mr.. Rowan offered bill 10 authorize
subse ripton Cor one thousand shares ol
stock, on the part of the United STAGES, in
the Louisville and Portlsnd Canal Gonna.
nv. which wss passed 10 second resdirg
Mr. Barton reported without amends meni
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NOTICE.--Thc Subscribers, in conse.
quence Of the intention of the senior part.
ner to withdraw from the Rhode Esiand Re.
publican concern, request all persons with
whom they have unsettled accounts, more
particularly those at distance, 10 present
them for adjustment without delay.
ATKINSON 8; READ.
Feb. 4, 1880.
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At General Republican Convention
holden at the State House in Providence
on the 18th Of January, 1880, WILLIAM
PEoxHAM, Esq. President, LEVI HALE
and G. +. RoBBIys, Secretaries, the under.
named gentlemen were nominated as gen
eral officers for the State Of Rhode island
Tor the next political year. '
MS ExcELLFECY
JAMES FENNER,
Governor.
his HONOR
CHARLES COLLINS.
Lieut.. Governor.
SENATOR'S.
| Daniel Cornell, Of Giocesier.
9 Ilezekiah Boswor,h, OF Warren.
3 benjamin Smith, of W Kingston.
4 Stephen B. Cornell, Of Portsmouth.
5 James =. Simmons, Of Johnston.
6 Elisha Watson, Of South Kingsioien.
7Thomas Whipple, Of Coreniry
6 Charles Eldridge, Of f.. Greenirieh.
9 George d. Cross, of Utsieriy.
10 George Barton, Of Cranston.
Henry Bowen. Esq Secretary.
Albert Z. Greene, Esq .9HoTsv General
Thomas G. Phmpn, Esq. Gen. Treasurer.
II was thea voted to uscall fair and hon
orable means TO promote the success of the
above ,icket-and that the proceedings oi
this convention be published.
Wm. PEcHnAa, Chairman.
& CsT' z Ro,5s, Ror.,,,, Secretaries.
We would chorrfully publish the speech
of Mr.. Burgess on the distribution Of the
Public Lands, if its great length were no,
an insurmoun,able objection TO its insertion.
|, is very mastery effort, and in every re-
spect worthy Of the high rcpu,stion which
The honorable gentleman sus;ains through
out the cou0try.
mcgee
7, is said that n very disiin nguished mem
Der of Congress, friendly 10 the adninis''s
ton. has avowed hi, determination 10 on.
pose any measures for the removal of the
Indians. which are not in s;ric, accordance
with Justice. We should think this sub
;ect was one 10 be acted on. no, in tho spi
ri,.of party, tu, in that Of reason and phi.
lsnihropy. The Indians have long been a
per.eeu,ed race. Driven farther and far.
tier to the west hy those Who 1rs rov
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TYEM NEgUBlxcAM.
NEW gGGES

rnURspAY MoRvlNe, fkn. 4, l8:30.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-27
Chickahominy Land for Sale.

TNHE subscriber is empowered by a deed oftrust
h from Judge Hay and others, of record in the
office of the clerk of Henrico county, SELL and no
now offers for sale, the estate called Ashfed con
tanning about nine hundred and thirty situated
on ChIckahonIiny in the county Of Henrico, about
seven miles from the city of Richmond.
The estate consists of two parcels: the upper sen
arated from the lower by slip of land about four
hundred yards wide The upper parcel contains
! about 43e, and the lower about 500 acres
On the upper parcel their is an excellent brick
dwelling house. 60 by 80 feet, having six large and
two small rooms, and four large closets. The house
was built about the year 1914, and is said to be az
gardeners house are also of brick The other hou-
ses, kitchen, servants apartments stables and corn
house, &c are Of wood. About one third of thi,
tract is as told. What is called mud land Al or
IS acres of which are clea ed and in meadow which
may, with little trouble be kept constantly irrigated
On the lower tract, containing about 500 acres
there are barns, stables &c. but no DWELLING nouse
but that intended for the Overseer II has rood
scitc for dwelling house near an excellent snrinq
and most abundant supply of fire wood. There IS
also an orchard on IT. Is represented that of this
tract, between one and two hundred acres are mud
land that may be easily cleared, and that are equal
10 any land on Chckahomny
The district o.! country in which these lands are st-
uated is SAID to be very healthy, and entirely exempt
from ague and fever.
On having the purchase morey and the interest
thereof payable semi annually satisfactorily secured
a liberal credit will be given to the purchaser
The parcels will he sold separately if the purcha
ser should so desire. ROBERT STANARD
The above property will be offered for sale, at pnb
lie auction before the front door OF the Eagle Hotel
in the City Of Richmond, on Saturday. December
ii'h, at 10 o'clock, NJ. ROBERT STANARD
nov i9-tds
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Fashionable Boots and Shoes

'I>HE subscribers have hand, q very on, easive
Il assortment Of every description Of ladies, gen
tlemens misses, boys, and childrens boots bootees
and shoes. OF superior quality, all which will be
warranted as they were made their factory
1900 pair ladies' lasting satteen and kid slippers Of
every quality and price
500 do ladies' morocco walking shoes
500 do do scalskn and goatskin walking shoes
800 do do lasting walking shoes with and with
out heels, and at various prices
so do do bronze and blue morocco slippers
SO do do blue and jet black satin slippers
SO do do white satin and lasting slippers
100 do do sealskin walking shoes, without heels
100 do misses morocco and sealskin slippers
ioo do do do do walking shoes
100 do do lasting slippers, colou.ed and black
SUI 60 genilemen's calfskin, seaskin and goat
80, skin boots of various qualities and price
200 do do boots, very low prices
loo do do superior calfskin shoes
$50 do do very superior goatskn dress
500 do mems stout prime kip pegged and .ewed
bootees, very superior and low prices
i5oO do prime thick pegged & sewed bootees and
shoes, suitable for factory ard plantation hands
800 do Wo;nens leather shoes ofcxcellent quality
200 do boys bootees and shoes, various kinds
800 do ladies' and gentlemen India rubber shoes
large sizes and superior quality
2ooo do children's shoes and bootees, comprising
almost every kind ever made, the quality of
which IS very superior
100 lbs wrapping twine, which will b sold very low
200 whisker brushes, handsome article
100 pair ladies' and gs ntlemens cork soas a new
article for keeping the foot dry and warm |
50 superior made leather travelling trunks, come
extra large sizes, double and single
% beautiful travelling bags with iron clasps
100 lbs green hemp shoe thread
Black and Russell valices.
All of which will be sold al very low prices, at
wholesale retail, by
GRANNISS, SON G. BROTHERS.
Corner of Main and I4th streets
+. s. They will receive in few days, many other
new and superior -rticlas oct o.