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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-24

NNARSHAL'S SALE Of Chesterfield Land.-Pur-
I'VE suant to Decree OF the Superior Court Of
Chancery, for the Richmond District, pronounced on
the IN day of April, $780, in the case of Tredway
VS.. Burton, 1 shall, on Thursday, the 9th day of
Sept 1880, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, ofIer for sale, at
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, tina,
portion of the 3l6 Of land, lying in Chester
field County, Beaver pOnn Branch, adjoining the
Lands of George Hancock, Thomas Burton, John Bur-
ton, dec, and VIM. Burton, conveyed in Trust by
Charles Burton to Robert Graham, for the beneft OF
Pollok, Tredway s. CO., on the 7jh March, 1909, not
released TO Charles Burton, the 18th April, 1912,
by Deed OF that date, made by Robert Graham, to
said Charles Burton, conveying 40 IL acres of said
$40 acres-or so much OF said Land, will be suff-
cient 10 satisfy said Decree, and the expenses of said
Sale. j. GUERRANT, NJ. s. c. C II ID
Aug. Is. 2S-tds or one of his DeDuties
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HhYSPEPSlA.-The Subscriber, original discoverer
81 y OF the method of curing this formidable dis
ease, continues to practice it at the Of Wall and
Broad Streets, New York.
For the satisfaction OF those who may desire the adj
vice OF a physician he has associated with himself in
the practice, Dr. j. Nelson, Jr., who will attend daily
at the rooms examine all that may present. and al
ford medical advice where necessary.
In opposition to the ialsehoOds OF rumor, and TO the
frauds of interested prete nders the public may
sured, that the subscribers remedy has neither leak
ed out, been discovered that he has but
one authorized agent, who is now at Ballston; and
that he will give due notice of the fact, should he here
after appoint others. o. HALSTEAD.
July 80. 24-l6t
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HID HOUSTON-DENTGsT- Respectfully informs
n the ladies aud gentlemen Of Virginia, that he
intends starting professional tour, about The
18th day Of July, and will visit Fredericksburg, Char
louesville, and Staunton, in which places he will re-
main few days-he will visit the White Sulphur,
Warm and Sweet Springs, aud return by the way of
Lynchburg. lie gives this early notice, that his friends
may have opportunity TO call on him previous to his
temporary absence from Richmond and 10 spprsc those
more remote Of his intention Of visiting the above places
N. u. lie expects TO be absent from Richmond about
two months. June 3. 0--wn
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TRANSATLANTIC UNIVERSITY.

IhANS J Nv = MA UNI EKSTTT.
EEEDICAL DEPARTMENT.-The Course OF lee
I'VE lures in This institution will commence, as usual
the lst Monday 10 November, and terminate the
1t Saturday in March. The arrangement for the en-
suing session will be as follows, Wis
Mat eria .Iedicd and .1Iedical Botany by DJctor
Short, daily, at nine o'clock, A. NJ. Ticket SIS.
Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Children
by Doctor Richardson, daily at 10 'cIotk, A NJ SIS
Institutes of Medicine and Clinical Practice by DR..
Caldwell, daily. at / o'clock, A. NJ. SIS.
SnrgS,~ az $iS BY DR.. Dudley, ten times
week, viz: daily, at IL o'clock, and four times a
week at 3 o'clock, p. NJ
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by DR.. Blythe, daily, at
O'clock, p NJ. $I5.
Theory and Practice of Physick, by DR.. Cooke. daily,
at4 O'clock, p. NJ.
The Matricuation Fee is So, and that of Graduation
500 BY order Of the Faculty,
c. w. SHORT, NJ D. Dean.
Lexington, XIV July 27. 23-IOt
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U.NIHERSITY or PE.N.VSYL V.A.VLA.
BHEDfCAL DEPARTMENT.-The Lectures will
I'VE commence az usual on the first Monday in No
vember, aud be continued till March The arrange
ments OF the brar ches is az follows:
ANAToMY-P. $. Physick, NJ. d., W. E. Homer,
NJ ID.
MATER1A MEDIcA-John Redman Coke, NJ. D.
Practice MEDICINE-Natha'I Chapman, M ID.
MIDwGFERY-Thos. c. James, NJ. D., WIN. p De-
wees, Nj. D.
CHEMISTRY Robert Hare, NJ. ID.
SURGERY-W Gibson, NJ. d.
INSTITUTES or MED1crNE--Sam'l Jackson, NJ. ID
Clinical instruction l. given at the Philadelphia Aims
House and Pennsylvania Hospital twice week.
w. T. HORNER, Dean,
Aug I3 2S-,NI6.h No 263 Chestnut Street
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ENRESH DRY GOODS.-In anticipation OF their
IL general advertisement, the subscribers inform
their customers and other purchasers that they have
received by The last arrivals from Philade phia New
York and Boston, one hundred and eighty packages,
Fresh american, British and French Dry Goods, in
which included their own importation from Eng
land (va. New York; consisting, in part of the follow
ing articles:
Extra blue, black, brown, olive, and olive brown,
London Cloths
do blue, black, rab,mixt, fancy MKT and lavender do
cassimeres
Plain and fancy white London Marseilles cuttings
White and coloured ground cbntz printed do. do. do.
Plain buff Teinett.-A beautiful assortment of the
newest styles OF prnts-Fancy checked, striped and
Adrianope; Ga style ginghams; A, Sd and Cd
cambria and jaconet muslins-white bordered cravats
very superior and MKT and striped linen and
drs-Their assortment is very good, and will in
a few days be the most commanding they have ever
had. +. s. E.JAMES, s. Co.
April 13. Il6-tt Market Square.
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~ UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
~ Notice is hereby given that all the cells in this
iitution are occupied. aud that patients will
be received until of the said cells are vacant
due notice of which will be given. BY order of the
Court OF Directors. L. HENLEY.
May 20. 5I-tf
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Anr. 10 2s-,NIeh No 2es. Che.n n s srs

GLOUCESTER CAMPFlELD RACES, will
SE commence on Wednesday the 18th OF Sept, and
continue four days.
1sr DAY--A Sweepstake for Colts and Filles not
exceeding four years old that has not Race on
any established Course-Entrsnco $50, to close the
yening previous 10 the Race.
2ND DAY-A Sweepsake for three year old Colts
and Ftes two mile heas, that has not Race on
any established CoureEntraDce 800, half forfeit to
close the Let day of Sepembsr-on or before III al
day, the Colts and Fies must be particularly descrb-
ed to the PfoPric' Entries slready made 10 this
Sweepstdke WIN. mnge, Jas Garrison, Hector Da-
vie, Tom Cary.
3np DAY-Jockey Club Purse, three mile heats
$780, subject 10 discount of 10 per cent Tree for any
Horse, Mare, or Geding-but must be owned by one
or more members OF the Cub-EnIance $50.
4TH DAY-Proprieiot's Purse.
Delinquent members are requested to forward Their
subscriptions.
unlawful Games prohibited on the Course.
Entries for the "a Days Sweepstake, confined to The
North side Of James River.
r. CARY, PRoPRIEroR
Board per day, including Dinner on the
Course, 81 p
Horse "a hours, 5C
Servants half price Aug. 6. 26-n2bs
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NOrlCE.-Persons indebted to the firm OF Kyle e
~ Cochran, are requested to come forward and settle
their accounts.
They are DESTROYS of closing their business as early
possible, and is hoped this will meet the i'm
mediate attention OF those concerned.
July 81. est
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TH7RUSTEES SALE OF HANOVER AND LOU


FH7RUSrEES SALE OF HANOVER AND LOU.
"a lisa LANDS &c.-Pursuant TO the provisions OF
sundry deeds OF trust made by DavsS. Chick and wife,
(Which deeds of record in the Clerks office of the
comfy Court OF Hanover) we shall, on Wednesday the
hrt Gay OF September next fair il not the next fair
day thereafter Sundays eXcepted) proceed SELL at
public auction, for cash. at the residence of the said
DAVIS >. Chick, all the property conveyed by said
deeds, or so much thereof as may be necessary TO
safety all the claims intended to be secured by said
Trust Deeds.-Amongst the property conveyed, is a
very valuable Tract OF Land, lying in the counties Of
Hanover and Louisa containing All acres, we-en-
closed and laid off into three fields large enough for
seeding loo bushels OF small grain has a plentiful
supply Of wood, and is waered by three never-ailing
streams (dtely we-ditched out, considerable eX-
pence,) with considerable body of very valuable fat
lands on each, all resh and in good order for cuva
uon-Ihe buildings are tolerable with good orchard
ms Land lies in very healthy Deighborhood, and
within mile and half Of the Western Mills, (com-
monty called the Factory Mills) and about the same
distance OF Hopeful Meeting House, and il considered
one OF the best Tracts in the upper end OF Hanover.
IL is deemed useless TO say any thing further in
relation to he location or fertility of these lands. as it
Is expected and desired, that all those wishing to pur
chase lands in this part of the country, will call and
examine for Themselves.
EDMUND C. GOODWIN, , Trus.
PAUL T. boswell, : tees.
N B-The Terms OF sale will be cash; but we are
assured, that credit be had by the purchaser for
part OF the purchaee money. July 27 2s-'ds
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The
v Subscriber has two Tracts of Land living in the
County OF Cumberland each containing about 220 acres
which he will offer for sae the highest bidder, OH
the premises, on Saturday the 25th day OF September
next, il fair, IL not the sale will take place Monday
following the 9Th, at Cumberland Courthouse it being
Court Day.
On one Of these Tracts is the stand well known as
LANGHORNE'S TAVERN, situated on the main
Buckingham Road, equi distant from Richmond and
Lynchburg. The Improvements are a large and COM
modious Tavern House, with nine rooms; large brick
Stable, and all other necessary out houses
The other Tract adjoins Langhorne's Tavern being
the same whereon the Subscriber formerly resided
The Dwelling House, Kitchen, Laundry, and Smoke
House all OF Brick The whole of this property lies in
healthy and respectable further de-
scrption is deemed unnecessary, iii believed that
no person would purchase, without first viewing the
premises. The property will be shewn by Col. Robert
Moseley, who lives on the premises.
For Terms, apply TO Capt. VIM. NJ. Thornton,
Cara; or to the Subscriber living at Lynchbure.
MAURICE LANGHORNE, Jr.
Aug. l3. 2S-ds
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RJ-rho ENQUIRER published twice week generally and
three times week during tho session
Pce, the heretofore Five Dollars annun PAYABLE
advance Notes of Chartered banks (on)
received in payment The Editors will
uniting them by mall the postage of all letters being paid by the
~ No paper WILDE discontinued (but discretion of tho
Editorsl until all arcaragcs have been paid up
R Whoever will the payment papers shall
have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Q Ono square, OR LESSFrs insertion
unuancc, 50cents.
No advertisement inserted until il has either
assumed by some person in this city, or its cnvirons.
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Philadelphia Augusta, 1880

"a NHE BOIEIOURE SPRINGS FOR SALE.-I
a wish TO sell this highly improved watering place
together with the furniture, SSc-ormng one of the
most complete Establishments Of the kind in the Unit
ed States. The buildings new, and all of brick
and unite, in eminent degree, neatness, convenience
and comfort. The grounds tastefuy laid 0ut-the
walks all graveed and planted with treesand the
whole forms one OF the most desirable Summer retreats
that be imaginedIn regard to the quality of the
waters can only say, that my confidence in them
has been fully evinced by the great eSpence | have
been at in improving the piace-which expence
should not have incurred, had not been fully satisfied
OF their highly valuable medicinal properties. This con-
hdence has lately been confirmed, by an'annalisse
made Of them by Doct. Thomas Cooper Of Columbia
>. e., TO whom senta bottle for that purpose. II
writes Ise that Heydre erdcty like The matters of York
and Carlisle an Pennsylvania, and those Of Hdrrolo-
gate an EnSidnd"--the celebrity of which is well
known-parcularly the latter.--To this Establishment
Is attached about 500 OF Land, comprising
beautiful Farm Astounding in rich low grounds, formed
by Catvin's Creek which flows through the middle of
IT. The Land is particularly adapted 10 the raising Of
Tobacco and small gran for the latter OF which there
is cash market, the spot at Tavern prices for all
and more than be raised 1t is situated in delight
full neighborhood, composed Of wealthy farmers, living
in plenty and harmony. There is Post Office at the
spot at which mail is delivered every day, from the
Stage passing from the City of Washington TO New
Orleans The navigation OF the Roanoke, only eight
miles Distant is now in progress and will be completed
either in the course of this the year. In short
l know OF no place where such a judicous investment
of money could be made in real Estate particularly az
my necessities will compel to sell great bargain,
Upon receiving about third of the purchase money
in hand would make the payments accommodating
Tor the baance-or would take Farm, less valuable
in part pays which would prefer should lie in the up
per country. Until sale is effected the Es absment
will remain open for the reception Of company usual
and promise that eXettions shall be wanting on my
part TO render the stay of the visitors agreeable and
comfortable possible. | have lately determined 10
reduce the board to the mOderat price 81 so per
week. for ladies and gentlemen, and to halt that sum
Tor children, servants and horses. Gil. JOHNSTON.
Boletourt Springs. Aug. IL 29-3i
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DEMOYAL.-Jds. Brdy Sadiey and Harness yifa-
z a ker. grateful Tor the liberal encouragement here
tolote met wih begs leave respectfully, 10 inform hs
friends and customers, that he las removed his shop
the house formerly occupied 10y c. Vail, Elk doors be-
low the Theatre, II street. where he will continue
execute all orders Ia his line with punctualty aud des-
patch lie has hand, and will constantly keep,
general assortment Of saddles brides saddle bags car
rage AMI gig harness, Wagon and cart gear, whips,
spurs sdrrUp irons, bddde bits, etc. etc all of which
he will dispose Of heretofore the reasonable
terms. July IL 2t-w1t
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yIesaS. William BtUfon TViIiam JVinston, Lstam
.Hiien and Mrs. INN .NoTreI.
THVAKE NOTICE that on Monday the 9th and Tues
a day the 18th OF September next, between the hours
of 4. NJ and p. M. of each day, at the Clerks Of
fee OF Boon county, Kentucky, located in Burlington,
shall take the dispositions Of ThOs. ID. Carneal and
others and Saturday the I'd, and Monday the 18th of
October next between the hours of A. Nj aud . p.
NJ OF each day, at the Clerks Office of Franklin Coun
y, Kentucky, located in Frankfort, shall take the de-
positions of Robert Triple and others and Wednes
day the 9th, and Thursday the 18th October next, be-
tween the hours of A. NJ and p. NJ. of each day. at
the Clerks Office of Fayete County Kentucky, located
in Lexington, shall take the dispositions of Robert
Wicklife and others; and on Monday the 1lth, and
Tuesday the 18th October next, between the hours of
A. NJ. and r. NJ. of each day, at the Clerks Office
of Mason County, Kentucky, located in Washington,
shall take the Ceposons of Thomas Kercheval, Jr.
and others; all which said depositions when taken
are TO be read evidence in suit pending in the SUI
pcror Court of Law for the county Of Henrco, State
Virginia, wherein am plaintiff and you defendants.
WILL. BYRD CHAMBERLAYNE.
Henrico County, - h July, 1880. 21-wt1sOct
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FOR SALE,

A dwelling House together with out houses.
"a &c suitable for a boarding house, on
Fort Adams So Said house contains a dining,
cook, and sitting room, eight sleeping cham.
bors, and other conveniences, with a good
well Of water near the same, and privileges of
a garden, provided the occupant complies
with regulations adopted for boarding houses
on said Fort; which regulations may be known
on application TO Col Joseph G. Totten.
ALso--A large Blacksmith shop which
may be fitted for boarding house at a
small expense.
For terms apply to L. BATES, at Mrs.
MurEay's, Thames. street.
Should the above not be sold at private
sale by the Goth March. they will be sold
at Public Auction on the 22d at said house,
ca Fort Adams.
Newport. March 4th, 1880. O..
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don't like my brgain. why take the shswl
and let your vii, have il again"
an be"--theoath is too coarse to be re.
psated--"ifI dc"
"Why, Jack.l did not know you had so
much spirit"
"Haye'nt /? I'd as soon 60 to h. at
once, as let her see she can have her own
way. What will you give on the comb %
1.-Two shillings is more than it's worth
but, for old acquaintance sake,lll give you
two"
"Well, CIutchsll, you're hard man to
deal with. But hand me the Rhino--i,
viii buy me glorious nights frolic al
IS; aud take these gew- -gaws."
"rhere's your money, Mr. idlesot. A
merry evening to you, and safe return
home at three o'clock in the morning."
"D---n it, C!utchsll, don't put me in
mind Of that 1t will be time enough &c
think Of it when il comes. Ifthere's he'll
upon earth, it's certainly mans own dull
cold smoky noisy garret."
"True for you, Mr. ldlesot Good even
ing"
You have seen and heard enough, per.
hops, to night. Well, we will return to
our station TO. morrow evening, and glance
again at this licensed thieving.
No. =, next week.
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A true copy, witness
L. z. ROWLAND, Probate Clerk.

Court Of Probate, .Ntwpon, March Isl, 1880.
'gNIlE final administration account on the
n Estate Of DARIUS DENNIS, late Of New
port, deceased, was presented for settle
ment--H is ordered thereon, that the consid-
GRAFTON thereof be referred to a Court of
Probate to be holden at the State House,
in Newport, on the first Monday in April
next, at o'clock, a. m. and that previous
notice be given by publishing Il copy Of this
order three several times in the Rhode Is
land Republican, to oil persons interested,
to appear at said time and place, and be
hoard.
A true copy, witness,
3. B. ROWLAND. Probate Clerk.
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Court Of Probate. .Ne,qport, Feb. /, 1880.

Court Of Probate. .Ne,Qpori, Feb. l, 1880.
TIiE first administration account, on the
Il Estate ofllANNAH RICHMOND, late
Of Newport, widow, dec. was presented for
settlement,--It is ordered thereon, that
the consideration thereof be referred
to Court of Probate, to be holden at the
Court House in Newport, on the first Mon
day in April next, at 9 o'clock, a. M; and
that previous notice be given by publishing
copy of this order three several times in
the Rhode Island Republcan,to all persons
interested, to appear at said time and place,
and be he ard.
A true copy, witness
L. z. ROWLAND, Probate Clerk.
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State of Rhode Island, &c.

WAsnINGroN, sc.--Cierk's Office, Supreme
Judiciai Court. FEB. 5ih, lS30.
WHEREAS Ann Clarke. of Charles
w town, in the county Of Washington,
wife ofSlas Glarke.Jr. late ofsaid Charles
town, but now residing without this State,
has this day fled in said Office, her petition,
PRAYING for the reasons therein set forth,
that the bans of marriage subsisting be.
tween her and the said Sllas, might be dis
solved, and decree Of divorce pr0mulga'
ted: Notice ia therefore hereby given TO
the said Slas to appear before said Cour,
to be holden a, South kingsiown, within
and for said county. on the r,h-Monday
Of April next, and, there show cause, ifany
he has. why the prayer Of said petition
ought 90, TO be- granted.
MATTHEW WAITE, Clerk.
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A decree has been issued at Buenos
Ayres prohibiting individuals from keeping
or selling arms Of any description without
a license. The penalty from a sword to
the best musket is from $50 to $l60.
Arms imported must be deposited in the
public stores.
Gen. John Floyd has entered upon the
discharge Of the duties Of Governor of the
State Of Virginia, the term of service OF
Gov. Giles having expired.
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Newport. March IL, 1880.

4 SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-The Sub,
~ scriber having received, under the 6i.
rection Of the Supreme Judicial Court, an
Assignment from OLIVER PECKuAM, OF
Newport, of oil his real and personal es.
tate, in trust for the benefit of his credit.
ors, hereby gives notice, tho, six mouths
from march 9th, is allowed to presen, and
prove their demands against said Peckham
All claims not established before the expl.
ration of said term, will be debarrcd from
any dividend in said estate.
mar. lS. +. TREvETT, .9Ssignss.
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The following 10 an extract from poem in the
Ladies' Magazine, entitled "Metacom,' (or
King Philip by Whittier. It's mastery
production, and would do honor to any work
in England. The extract, however, will ey'
idence its lofty toner
" Beneath tho closing veil ofnight,
And leafy bough and curling fog,
With his few warriors ranged in sight
Scared relics Of his latest fight,
Rested the fiery Wampanoag.
lie leaned upon his loaded gun.
Warm with its recent work ofdeath;
And, save the struggling Of his breath,
That, slow and hard and long suppressed,
Shook ths damp folds around his breast.
An eye, that was unused 10 sean
The sterner moods of that dark man,
Had deemed his tall and silent form,
With hidden passion fierce and warm,
With that fixed eye as still and dark
As clouds which veil tho lightning spark.
That Of somo forest champion,
Whom sudden death had passed upon
a giant frozen into stone -
Son OF the throned Saehem thou,
Tho stornest oftbe hunter kings
Shall the scorned pale ono tramplo now,
Unambushed OF thy mountains brow
Yea drive his vile and hated plough
Among thy nations holy things,
SlusuluR hHb Ndlllpl
In scorn. beneath his iron heel.
And not an arm DO left TO deal
A kindred vengeance fercey back
And cross in blood the spoilers track
" lie etarted--for a sudden shot
Came booming through the ioros,. .trees--
The thunder Oftho iierco Yongoeze &
II passed away, and injured not
But to tho Sachems brow it brought
The token Of his iion.thought
lie stood erect--his dark eye burned.
AS if to meteor brightness turncd--
One moment--and tremor cRme
Like ague DER his giant frame
II was not he had stood
Tor hours with death in grim attendance,
When mocassins grew stiff with blood,
And through the cIearing's midnight fame,
Dark as storm, the Poquod came,
Ills red right arm thoir strong dependence
When thrilling from tho forest gloom,
The onset cry of :" Metncon,"
Rang on tho red and smokNeir;--
Not was agony which passed
pom his soul--ths strong mhn's las,
And fearful struggle with Despair
Mount TIops--tho residence Of Philip.
tEBglish.
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EAwaYd w. LawtoM,
HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE.
N tTUU IUFy, WIIIItSS,
B. b. ROWLAND. Probate Clerk

fA.io cc'fSA Wv LIZ run S-IhL,
SAND, Copper and Board SheaihDg Pa
- per; blue Candle Paper, clean and
fast color; Wrapping paper from rs to
81 ,62! Cts. per ream: Double do. do. from
50 TO SO do; Kentish Cap for Hardware
and Blasting; Fine Wrapping Paper, free
from the smell Of Tar, &c. for Teas,
medicines, Confectionery &c. SC. Pol
ished Wrapping for the use of Banks,
Public Offices, &c.
~ Cash for Old Junk, Ropes, Can.
vass and Flaxseed. Jau7