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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

WUAVING . wish to ell my Farm, in I've upper
n IL end OF Mons omery county, Va, lake this
ihod of making il known the public. that the Farm
contains about one thousand Of land, OF which
there about 300 in cultivation; say about thirty
acres Of very bDe meadow and, large double Barn,
and Orchards OF Apple ami Peach Trees. Also, good
a Spring any in the State OF Va. This land il a.
ev,i any Tract in the Couny and fit Tor cultivation
II IL that beautiful Tract Of Land lying the main
road, leading on from Baltimore, Richmond, Va. to
Abingdon Knoxville, sc and adjoining he town Of
NewbeIn on the Nor'h Wet side of said village. and
nearly all in sight OF said village. Alio will sell my
House and Lots in Newbern, with nearly one hundred
acres attached 10 said Lots The House IL large and
com modious with 10 rooms, aud par, used for S'or"
large andeIegan, frame Stable and other Houses. all
in complete order, for Sore and Tavern The Tract
OF Lind 10 generally known by the cams Of the
Nswbern Farm" I will sell ths property at very
fair price taking the times into oosdera'ion Amy
gentleman wishing purchase such property, will ap
ply to HENRY HANCE, the owner, at Newbefn
Virginia Sept 3 81 2ar3n
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Extract ct a letter from

- . WAsHINGTON, Augnst ST
II Ia said, that letter was Yesterday teceiv ed rsm
the Pre-tent dated thu IL h, in which he state,
that NE Choctdtcs bad also agreed 10 meet him.-W~
are In great hope, that he will he enabled to form
treaty with both these 'rb.s (Cbicka.aws AMI Choc-
taws bsiore he returns To the
that here ,tier tie Greeks aud Cheiokees w come n
TO terms."
W The Chickasaw' W. o meet on tn, Goth, and
the Choctsw' or the % h. He only waits their arrival
sc. TO set out for Washington
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COMMUNICATED.
To Bic a, LITTLE &

To btc a, LITTLE A.
shall not rebut scurrlous for the old
saying wree with fifth fail
some Is AN Indication of bad for
10 sustain IT. You need distress yourself
curry that DO mado after /, in
To your production, it worth OF man
A LOVER OF HIS COUNTRY.
0 And here cndeh the ,oloe readers have had
enough OF this dcusseuof Lover
his sevesl Correspondents Sc AMI close it, yale
Yals!-EpIrops - ~
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WILLIAM AND MARY col LraE.

F|UNHE Lectures in thi. institution. will rom,n.n. .
usual oo'he last Monday ia Octube, m. ,ub-
LET, Belize Lsrre.. Rhc,oic. Logic, Mo. 4, A. Emo,s
raj Philosophy, Crl'ici.m in r.fs, enee to N. Pre-.
hnr Ats,and the Philosophy Of the ps.sisn. I p,,.
Professor. 'fh"AHr'
B.. Law and poiice-JAMEs SEMpLE professor,
9TH. Political Law and ll,s o,y--ThoMA, Il Drv
Professor. I" DA"'
~ Aneien, Languag..-DADNEY BRows. Pc.
Oh. Na'"ssl Philosophy and Cb.u;.,,y w.
ROGERS. Prof-s.or w. ~
The enpe",e- OF student for board, inc,u.
:. ding wasting fuel, &c. e,oo
Fees TO thrrr Pr,fcs. S2u Zach ,ndkM.
u>scai Glass from The 22i ofFebruary,
Malicu'aion F>r,'
r.. 1875
me EXPENSES of student, the second year. isS
LAW STUDENT should bring with them the Virsinia
Laws' acts OF Congress aud Tucker Blackstone Tbev
''have The u'e OF well selected Library: nece..arv
rh "ss. 'o' 'he .onI-e. Sis
meuc, English Gramna ar aud Geography, make part
.. course Of in-'rucon. begins en- the LIST dsv of
anu enas on The as' day Of August, expenses
The Faculty is not authorized to permit s,udeS, to
moro OUT OF college. eSc-p at the written REQUEST
tue parent or Guardian in any case il more IN
be psd for board. than the charges above menionss
one half oil which must be plid the .tule N,
College, and the other half at tbs exnra,; ~ a, ~
term. ~
tie believed that The Laws AID Regulations OF hi,
ns.uion a. recently modified, present 80 many in.
iueeh"hs 10 ,'udous ADD orderly habits, and proyiis
80 many checks 20 Incidence aud misconduct a. 10 se
ute me unot diligence and proutiey of bebayiour o
eP' OF scholars end students For The information Of
t. 'e"s'ous community, itmHy he proper to remark
ny salute oil the Vsitor- the college CHI APPEL has
oeen opened, aud students (whout bling coms.iIr,n
WIN nave an opportunity OF attending PRAYERS .ve,v
morning previous TO the ooinne mean. If tn. ,,y
Colsg ate exercises ~"J
they, who are de.irous enter anv Of The c,,..s.
rue ensuing Sss;on, are earn silly advised 10 he present
Al me commencement Of he course, a. much inquiry
VIII result from delay in this par icnlar
~, ~, A. EMPIE. Pres.
IN" National Intelligence, u S. Telegraph, Rich
nonu enquirer Constitutional Wing n. c. Star Fay.-
stteviii- Qo.erver, Nrwba,n Sentinel Cane F.. D.
eor!er, Norfolk Herald snd Psterssurx Oh Dam;nion
are tcq1ss'9'o pabi-h tn, ah,r- motto. onc- fart
n'sht until the opening OF the College
"sP'' o. 3l-laf
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'MWILITARY LAND CLAIMS.--I renew my off E
nv I.c.tn 1 md granted Nv ia .

MU lIlTARf LAND CLAIMS rene" NY orr
lVH 10 buy or locate Land Warrants, granted by the
United States, or by the State OF Virginia, TO The ON
GERS aud Soldiers Of the Revolutionary Army; and al
90 TO aid the unnf formed in obai ing hriT werrants-
Supernumersry OH -ers, and all who detained ia
captivity, and the heirs Of those who slain in bat
Ne are entitled TO land bounnes.
will also purchase undertake TO secure, lost OF
eoptroyeted claims TO Land in ntucky and Ohio. To-
Gated under military warrants, granted for Revolution
airy services.
Being fully prepared 10 answer all ntsrrogs that
may he put in relation TO waraos located IN Kentucky
and Ohio and also in relation 10 all unsased warrsns
(msny Of which are presumed to be lost destroyed
ist,ers of enquiry rossge raid, addressed to me here
or personal enquiries will be promptly attended TO.
CADWALLA DER WALLACE.
Richmond, Sept. g. 3i-lOr
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guNAKEN by the subscriber, on the fret day Of Au-
b gus, last, from John p. Fsrrows Boat, Head
man Bastiet0 two ksgs Of manufactured Tobacco.
The above will be Opposed Of q. the law dTec,s'
ISHAN RANDOLPH.
Ioes-teepsr snd inspector 81 Boats ., the Lower Arch
Sept 8. bs-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

The Frsdericksbu.. Arena a.k+ W, whether We ere
collect ibs dinner given in Tennessee to Major Est,n
at which the "greatsst aud bes accidentally pre-
sent."-.Nen mi ricordoI We rscollect dun.r late.
ly given 10 Maj 4. OF Franklin, his own home where
IL was mt necessary TO carry any eleei0neering
amo;g his own townsmcn; where no votes " sut-
lax; whSre there wa. not toast drsnk au Address
ua's oy any T.ble-O 'aor-.ni where, as well as we
tecoeci, Gen. Jackson hnsef wasnot present IL was
considered on the spot, only the warm an hart
ieit Offering Of friends aud fellow citizens many of whom
had tanil'ary aud intimately known NJ d,r Eston since
hs hrst attained the ago OF mani o,d"-What political
analogy is there between dinner thus given, thu.
Sonducts aud the eating, Eecii'nscrny Tour Of the
Table Oralorl
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NJ X. WRIT.

The reader will perceive. that Mr. Writ has siven It
- his opinion 10 the Cherokses that "The Oh, rokess
are sovereign nation that their having placed them
selves under the protr con OF the United State. does
not nll impair their sovereignty aud ine reodsnce as
nation! That the territory OF the Cherokee. is not
wi ho the Jurisdiction Of the ate OF Georgia, but
wi hin the sole aud exclusive jurisdiction Of Che
nation! That consequently. the state OF Georgia ha.
no right 10 extend her laws that terriory!.! aud
that the law Of Georgia wis ch has been ed before
him. il UNCONSTITUTIONAL aud void, l. because il, r.,
pugnan 10 the treaties between the United State. and
the Cherokee nation, 2 because il is repugnant
law oil the United States passed in 1902 entitled ao
act to regulate trade and intercourse with the Indian
tribes aud TO preserve peace the frontiers" g. be
cause 1t Is Repayment to the con.tiuon inasnuch Il
ipars the oblig OF all the contracts asising under
the treaties with the Cherokees and affects moreover
To regulate intercourse ,1h Indian tribe a power
which belongs exclusively to c ngress"
Now, considering that the Constitution Of the u. S
gives to Congress- the power oy quoad this subject
"to regulate commerce with foreign nations and among
tbs several States, and ,oith the Indian Tri6est doth
seem rather strange how the late Attorney General OF
tue w. > should have come to such extraordinary con-
coson'so different TOO from the presidents aud u.sxe
OF the country-snd deeply affecting the reserved
rights and sovereignty and jurisdiction Of the States
But more anon!
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~ 'F'FEF n T FFVTNs
Richmond, August 3Isf, 1880.
wARRENTON A. RAcEs.

TENHE wsfrenton races viii commence on Tuesday,
"a the 2lst Of Sept
1T DAY--A sweepstake for three wear old coils
aile beats-entance S50-iour entered and closed.
Same day produce swsepstske for three year old
coifs--two mile heats-enuancs one hundred bushels
OF Wheat--six entered: and closed.
2 DAY-Two mile hcats--pursc 5000
81 DAY-Three mile hesfs-purse $500.
h DAT-Bsst three ia FIVE, mile heats--purss
$500.
~ rec without the Innils, heretofore laid down
are excluded from running for The jockey club purse.
The PROPRIETOR.
Sep. g. SAT
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Boiling Hall, GoOcinnd, solh Aug. 1890. " TIL ID

We do no, change our quotations of Flour adviccs
from Europe the 18th utimo appear this
nicleCanal is still selling Wheat advanced cents in
the Bushei, the Caiedonis avces,
tendency decline in price present quote red 100
los, white los ITO n quality
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

The Reggie, having Its full supple. Of Tsbar co Cor 1851
none will be wanted before 1892 This had been an.
ncpated from previous official recon-
msnding to the French Merchants to import Tobac.
CO with a view Of selling il to the Regie.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03
Sept. 9.

DEAR SIR:
UtVlNDiNG by the public newspapers that tho new
n Contribution was adopted. aud that under A. we
should have sn election in conformity thereto, in Oc-
ober ne XII and that al of the present judges should
remain ia office until The termination Of The session M
The First Legislature elected under this Constitution
and no longer, came hero few dsys ago. in ending
10 direct the making out Of the argument doeke Of
the next term, with view, 10 dispose of as many of
the cases5 ~ could be done, while the old court might
continue; but finding most Of The lawyers gone have
declined staying longer, with a view Of commencing
this work on tomorrow, clearly perceving that nv
expectations could not be answered: 30 that, shall
leave town to-day There would he no occasion 10
make this explanation. in relation TO Ibis naer but for
having frequently said during the last session of tho
Court oil ChhDcery, that such was my intention.
Yours, most truly.
CREED TAYLOR.
Richmond, August 3Isf, 1880.
Il AMEs, E.q.
N. b. Don't forge, 10 let the parties in the csses Of
u eetao Fisher & Bat, Argyle v. Miller, and Mi
cbaux y. Mo.by, see the provisional DEGREES which
are intended 10 he entered in these cases. respe cvey
sept. SIT G.. T..
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NxEcUToR's SALE OF LAND & NEGROES.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF LAND & NEGROES
IL In conformity with the Last Will and Testament
Of Robert Morfison dec Il will expose TO public sale,
on the premises, for cash. on Thursday, the 3oh OF
Sept. next fir. orherw.e the fair day, Tract
Of Land, lying in the county OF Alhemare, aud a
half miles from Warren, on James River containing
thousand four Hundred acres, OF very superior
quality, Well adapted 10 the culture Of Cora, Nhra,
and Tobacco, and is in high state Of improve aud
cultivation There is on the premises most comor,a-
Bile Dwelling House, with every necessary out house
ia good repair.-Ths stables aud barns in good
state OF preservation, and Of the most convenient kpd
Indeed feel no hesitation, whether the neighbour
hood the hesl,hiness OF the siina,ion the fertility OF
the soil, the comforah. and conv mt arrange
msnts about the Farm, be taken Into consideration,
pronouncng it OF the desirable establi
10 the upper country. more minute description is
deemed unnecessary, a. il il presumed those who
desraus to purchase will view the land aud Judge Tor
ihemseives--As the above s,le is made To pay the
debts Of the Estate, will most certainly b. cold with
out reservation, Tor whatever it will command.
Al the same time and place, will self on credit
oil IL months, about thirty negroes, hkey ard a.
valuable as any in Virginia. and the life estate ri Mrs
Morrison 10 about AZ many more.Thefe will likewise
be sod, at the same time and place, and on the
terms, the stock of every kind, consisting OF Horses
Cattle, Sheep aud Hogs. toenther with The House hold
and Kitchen Furniture, AMI Farming Uten,ils, of eve.
ry description b Jnd1. with approved security, will he
NELSON T. SHELTON. Es'or
Sept 3. 3i-s4"' of Root. Morr-o,. dec.
TM7O HE Stockholders NJ The Runnna Navigation
a Company At a meeting OF 'hr PRESIDE at aud
Board of Drecots OF ti,e Rivanna Navigation Comps-
ny, bei at Evereiesville Oh The % OF August, 1880
1t was Resolved by the said President aud majority
the ID rectors, That general meeting Of the Stock
holders Of the Rivanna Navigation Company, be APP
pointed 10 BE- held at Charlottesville, Monday, the
4th day IL October next, and that months OF
this meeting be given in the Enquirer, published at
Richmond, and III the Virginia Advocate, published a,
Charlf tesyillesn. that the Stockholders be urged to
give tbsr attendance, matters of great moment de-
mand their serious attention aud that il be notified
the SfockhIier. that if the weather should prove un.
HI
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CENSUS OF RICHMOND a, just taken.
White Males $3.50
do. Females 37G3-7zls
Male Slaves 1919
Female do 2-635I
Free colored Males S35
do do. Fomaes lla3-l952
Total l6,057
Tho Census OF 1920 Richmond CHS
is35 eo colored-Tota, IL years. 3995-or
80 l2 per increase.
MATHEWS CoURT-TioUsH, 18th Aug. 1880
send YOU at public the inhab
nnis OF Mathews by which will be Gun
number souls, tolory-wit many of III.
larger counties of the - = 49,
Tbvre White Male Citizens
White Females Oil
Male Slaves I63l
Femais DO 1850
Male Free Negroes %
Female do. o.
7G65
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THE WESTINDIA TRADEl

When the Opposition prints supposed that there was
no chance OF the ports being opened, they laughed
all the efforts Of Mr.. McLane and all the hopes of the
Administration. They called it hoax-a quiz &C. &c.
Now that there appears chance of success thew
are changing their key completely. They ask what Is
the use of IN What ii is WORTH And if the Admins
tration gets it, 1t will, IF course be worth nothing at all
lat all! The last Baltimore Chronicle insists upon IT,
that "our farmers receive little or no advantage
from the measurc sc, &c.-Our friends OF the Intel
ligencer cute as usual-On Wednesday morning.
they say he direct trade to the British W. Indies has
obtained Fictitious importance in this country-What
did they say Tuesday (OuIy the dan be(ore7J eth.
effect in Philadelphia" (of the report about opening
the ports) tOds To cause an instantaneous rise of n
dollar barrel fOu"-and this is of no advantsgel
Of fdcfit0us Importance dollar in the barrel more-
All! but then the report "looked very like a frGudn'
We still hope for the best.-Ths following came by
last evenings mail, and is the last we have:
From ne Bait Republican Of Sept !.
"WEST INDIA TRADE.--rhe New-York Even
ing Post, Of Monday contains the following paragraph
which places this subject in the proper light The uni
form accuracy Of that paper, and the confidence with
which it speaks, added 10 the reluctant admissions of
the di6ion. which has always been opposed to the o..
pening Of the ports strengthened and confirmed our
Pectatons that the negotiations have succeeded and
that the next arrival from London will bring the final
arrangements
"' Vest India Tfdde.-The Philadelphia papers
contain a letter from this city, written on Saturday in
which the writer announces as fact, information Of
which had been received here, that the Ports OF the
British West Indies open TO our flag. The state
NETT believe, strictly taken is erroneous; the ports
had not been opened at the time Of the sailing Of the last
packet, but from information in possession in which
place every confidence we are enabled IN stae
the British Ministry had determined upon opening the
ports to our flag. The next arrival will probably bring
intelligence OF the execution Of the treaty."
IMPORTANT TO TIE TOBACCO TRADE
eve learn, says the Nsw-York Mercantile Adver.
User, Of August 30, by letters from Paris that the Con-
cours for Tobacco, ION sale by tender oshe French 60
vernment is abolished. The letters further state that
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-20
New Music. AT Half Price.

New Music, at Half Price.
,HlMME des Marsellois. with English words
IL o! do not chidc my lingering stay
Falthess Isabel, sung by Mr. Robinson
The little blind Boy, composed by John Barnett
Why hast thou taught me to love thee, sung by Miss
Byrne
Fast from the Lake, composed by II. r. Bishop
Ny Bark shall trampe the
Strike for Tyrol liberty sung by Madame Vestris
My bonny Charles, sung by Mrs, Knight
Savourneenc Deelish do do
When from Ellen parted
Flow shining river arranged by SIR J. Stevenson
Ship o Hoy, sung by Miss l.. Gillngham
Her cheek was of the roses dye, composed by Z. NJ.
Sofa
Maid Of Athens, by Lord Byron
o Pescator dell 'oDda Venetian caDzonet
Bonnie Breast Knot Ouadrilcs, containing Hey :hc
bonnie breast knots "CambelIs are coming"
"Stilly night" Heres a health TO them that's
AVA" 1.-The boatie rows
It's the last of summer
Forrester's Daughter by w. Ball
Wake lady, wake
Kathleen o. Moore. sung by Miss Dillingham;
Where the Bee sucks, sung by Mrs. Austin
He's just like all the
Scotch Harper, by Chas Fest
The Savoyard girl
Isabel to her lover
Obi breath more that simple air
IIark, It's the signal gun, by Jos. Watson. u. $. ~
Let us 60 moving, sung by Miss Love
uumming bird, sung by Mrs. Knight
The secret. do do
Lady, the silver shines bright, reply to rise
gentle moon
Farewell, sung by Miss Clara Fisher
Canary bird waltz
Bonnie HeatherD coll
Wilt thou wander otr the hills
suw.thee weep, by Lord Byron
The Moorish maid
Round my own pretty rose
O'er tho grocn
The bonnie bark
As il fell upon day, sung by Mrs Holman and Mr.
Peafman
Alb! what delight the Soldier knows
The Butterfly was a gentleman sung by Madame
Foron
Sweet Bird that shun'st the noise of folly, sung by
Mise r. Gillinghan
o! Dolce conccnto
Bagolito, sung by Signorina Garcia, with silk like
moss - For sale at tho Book, Stationery, and Fan
cy Store of ". ID. SANXAY.
nov 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-20
NEW MUSIC.

COLLINS s. CO have received an additional sup
~ ply of music for the Piano Forte; among which
are the following songs, and further stock of
dard picces-consistng of Marches, Airs. Wazes
and Variations, &c.
Away, Away we bound DER the Deep, words BY
Mr.. Drake, music by II. V Weisenthul;
She never blamed Him, Never, words by T. II.
Bayy, music by Mr. Boyle;
Ny Happy Woodland Home, music by J. III.
Horncastle;
o why is Loves Celestial Dream, Duet to Prin-
cess Mary, music by NJ. Vertuc.
We met, n ballad from the songs OF the Boudoir,
words and music by II. ii Bayly;
TO thee my Hopes, my Wishes flee, or the Love Let
ter. by w Ball;
Never Home came He, words by Cunningham w
Kirby;
Isle of Beauty Fare thee Well, by Bnyly accom-
paniments by RAWLINGS
The little Snow Bird ]. II. Norton;
The lIerdsmans Return, by w Bal;
Helen Trevor, by c. T.. Horn;
Love is like n httic Bee, by w. West;
The Parting Hour by III. Diclman;
I knew thee Mary, by J. Y. Nortoni
PenseZa a MOI ma cbere ANTE dedicated to the
young ladies at Mrs Saralin's Seminary, by ]. r.
Norton;
De me bannir puts qri'ilac courage, by V. Ri
faut;
| see them on their Winding Way, by Bishop He
Der, H. Ilnc;
The Captive Knight, by Mrs. Heber, music by her
sister:
The Banks of Allan Water, by G.. e. IIorn
Farewell. since we must Part, by VI Hewitt.
Collins and Co have also received n further supply
Of musical nsrumcnts-as Guitars, Violius, Flutes,
FagcoIcs, [singe and double Clarlonets and Flies,
somc OF which worry superior, and will be sold
much below former prices.
oct Cts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-20
Fashionable Boots and Shoes.

IENHE subscribers have on hand, very ext ensivc
u assortment of every description of ladies', gen
temens misses, boys, and chldrens boots, bootees
and shoes, of superior quality, all which will be
warranted, as they were made at their factory.
l5UO pair ladies' lasting sateen, and kid slippers of
every quality and price
500 do ladies' morocco walking shoes
500 do do sealskin and goatskin walking shoes
800 do do lasting walking shoes with and with
out heels, and ut various prices
50 do do bronze and blue morocco slippers
SO do do blue and jet black satin slippers
SO do do white atin and lasting slippers
100 do do sealskn walking shoes, without heels
100 do misses morocco and seaskin slippers
I0o do do do do walking shoes
and bootees
100 do do lasting slippers, coloured and black
500 do gentemen's calfskn, sealskin and goat
skin boots OF various qualities and price
800 do do boots. very low prices
100 do do superior calfskin shoes
$50 do do very superior goatskin dress
500 do mems stout prime kip peggcd and scwed
bootees. very superior and low prices
1900 do prime thick begged q eo-~ad bootees and
shoes, suitable for factory Ind plantation he-I
300 do Womens leather shoes ofexceent quality
200 do boys bootees and shoes various kinds
800 do ladies' and gentlemens India rubber Shoes
large sizes and superior quality
1000 do children's shoes and bootecs, comprising
almost every kind ever made, the quality of
which is very superior
100 lbs wrapping twine, which will be sold very low
200 whisker brushes, handsome article
100 pair ladies' and gentemen's cork soals, a new
article for keeping the foot dry and warm
so superior made leather travelling trunks, some
extra large sizes, double and single
s25 beautiful travelling bags with iron clasps
100 lbs green hemp shoe thread
Black and Russell vaices.
All Of which will be sold a, very low prices, at
wholesale retail, by
GRANNISS. SON s. BROTHERS,
Corner of Main and l4th streets
p. s. They will receive in n few days, many other
new and superior articles. oct 25