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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-17
paluq6lc Real Estute for Sale.

u1"uOte ReW EStute tor SAFE.
VIE subscriber offers, at private sale, his
warren Estate, containing five hundred
and eighty-hve acres of.the very be [ James
River land, and inferior to no estate of lis siza
on the river, as far as his observation has OK
tended About one third of the estate is in
woods, and the balance open land The i'm
provements consist of comfortable dwelling
mouse, kitchen, smoke house, sc. b. sides a yerv
spacious grantry, several large double tobacco
barns, CRIBS, negro quarters, &C. Should the
ABOVE very valuable estate not be sold privately
before The 9TH day OF January next, (Wednes-
day., II VIII on that day be offered at public 81 lie
TO me highest bidder, On credit of one two
and three years. and soon as the land is dis
posed Of the stock of all kinds, plantation
utensils, &C. Will be sold, together with the
crops OF corn, fodder, oats, &c. on credit of
twelve months for all sums of ten dollars and
upwards, under that amount cash. Persons
wishing to purchase, will be shewn the land hv
my manager Mr.. Lcweliyn, residing on the es-
tate, or they can apply TO the subscriber for anv
information which may bc desired concerning
The premises. The purchaser will be required
to give satisfactory security, with deed in trust
on the land, 10 secure the payment. 1t the
same time and place, will be hired for the cnsu-
ing year, between twenty and thirty very yalu-
able young negroes, belonging to the estate of
Napoleon b. Magrtidcr. Tie above sale and
hiring will be continued from day to dav till the
whole is completed
EDWARD O. GOODWIN.
N. B. There will be at least two hundred
and fiiIy bushels of wheat seeded this fall or
the estate.
IL The Editors of the Enquirer and Wbig,
and Char otesville Advocate, will please pub
lish the above Lotce twice week in their pa
pers, I'll the day of sale, ard forward their
accounts On that day to the subscriber for pay
ment. f. O. G.
oct 3--2awtds
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IgR s. RROOMTE

IL pubic, that she proposes 10 rccommcnce
her Boarding and Day School, on Monday, Oc-
tObcr 1851, in Inc various dcparI menrs Of which
she will bc assisted by teachers # distinguished
talents apd experience. All the branches IN 1t
constitute solid English education, viii be most
particularly attended to, to wh;cl may be added
lnc L1tin, Greek, French, Spanish. and Italian
Languages, with Music, Dancing, Drowiug and
Painting. by those who wish 10 acquire those
elegant acc9url, hmeuts. Maps, GLOBES, Dla-
gr"Ins. Pianos, Philosophical Apparatus, and an
extensive and well selected Library.
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ANDERSON & LEAKE,
CARY STREET.

Va IL = l. I'VE Il
OGr Jor Sale at lcholeSaLe and retail the foIo.ring
assortment of
GROCERIES, DOMESTIC GOODS,
COTTON YARNS, &c.
a HHDS. St. Crox, Porto Rico and n su-
% a gars, part very fine
20 boxes and bbls refined do
I'll bags green and Java coffee
20 hhds English Island molasses
40 tierces and bbls prime n O do
1000 sacks Liverpool blown salt
400 do do ground do
''OO kegs nails and brzds, assorted sizes and
made of Swedes iron
40 tons Swedes, country and English iron
English and American blistered steel
German do
5 puncheons Jamaica and
Antigua rum Old and
3 pipes Cognac brandy very fine
i do Holland gin
Old p and S N wines
Sweet Malaga do
III bids common whiskey
30 bbls old rye do plain and roctlfed
80 boxes sperm, and tallow candles
Fresh guDpowder tea, in chests and lib boxes
3 ceroons superior Spanish fotant indigo
Pepper, ginger, alIspco and nutmcgs
Copperas salRetre and birthstone
Cap, letter and wrapping paper
Bed cords and leading lines
fS&lO and 10X12 window glass
No cut and roe behring's
% bales cotton oZ0a-
burgs CUNNINGHAM 81 An.
% do shirtings and ( dcrson's factory
shcetings
5000 lbs. cotton yarns, assorted from b a &C.
made at the Richmond and Manchester
factories,
And many other articles, TOO tedious TO cnumer
ate, all Of which will be sold upon the III ost favor
able forms. oct 1--2aw5t.
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kE.lER ID EEsRRo z,

H OBERT JOHNSTON g. SON At the
IA sign Of She Cross Cut Saw, have received
their usual supply of Hardware, Cutlery. Sad
dcry, &C. SC. amongst which are. complete
SITS @ BIacks,uths' Carpenters and Shoe Ma
Hers Tools likewise Cabinet Makers Tools. and
mounting Of every dcscrp;i n. They have also
every article necessary for house keeping.
Fondcrs, Andirons, Shogels, Tcars and Pokcts.
Copper mud lion Coal Scutt,cs. Plate Baskets.
bnnlherus, Ivory, Ebony, BufF,o aad Buck
Handle Knives ana Forks, in seis. or by the
i zen, Surveyors Cumpasscs aud Instruments
Thermometers, Spirit Levels, Looking Crises
sc. &C.
Baitlmoro Window Glass, Of al sizes, de}iv.
eIed here, at factory prices &C &c #
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Gloves and Hosiery.

4 AIDES and Gcn,lemcn's best black and
"a colored Hosskin gloves; buckskin gloves
OF superior quality; black, slate, and white raw
SILK and-aii silk, cotton, worsted, mohnir angola
lambs wool and random hose and half hose; fan
cy silk and lace open worked Tx hose comprs
ing very extensive assortment, for ladies' and
gentlemen, of all qualities, and of the newest
style of laslioi. Also, boys lambs wool hose;
misses embroidered cotton and plain silk and
c. ton hose; infants socks, boots shoes and
stockings OF lambs wool and worsted; ali lately
received, opened and for sale at low prices 1t
r. II. JENKINS
Mrrino Shawl, Linen and Fancy Dry
GondS Store. &C ITS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-17

- AMUEL D. RAWLINS hav,ug located
- himsalfin Norfdk, for tho lurr"sc If trans
acting Commission Business, offers his srrvi-
ces 10 those that may think proper to- Cunfde the
management Of any business TO bis care. lie
has taken tho house lately occupied by Mr.. Juo.
b. Roy. ncxt doo- to Mr.. John VI. hrmisteaGs,
ON WI Ie Water Street. ocl lO--2aw6lt
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COMMISSIONERS OgrrcE,

The parties interested, required take notice that
have appointed tee 18Th day October next and this
office, the time and place 10 commence the execution OF
the foregoing order, when and where they are required
to attend, with their accounts and proofs The creditors
OF the estate OF EdnuTd Harrison, decd also reQui
red at the same time and Lace present their claims
duly authenticated, and 10 furnish any additional ev.
dence in their power support OF such CLAIMS as have
been heretofore presented.
au paw 8w HILARY BAKER Com
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a GA RD.

10000 DollTs 'oorM Of Dry Goods, ct ana unacy
prime cost
NNT s. d. KYLE &, co, having determined
y to change their present business will
this day commence selling their entire stock of dr1
goods at and under prime cost. Within the last
five weeks they have received fresh imported fall
goods to an amount exceeding $4,000, which,
with their former weekly supplies, renders the as
sortmcnt very desirable. In order to make u spec
dy close, they will offer such inducements to coun
try merchants, us can2ot full to meet entire up.
probation.
SC 26-t
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FOR LIVERpOOI

Loan Of 1hirty.fve Thousand DoNars,
= n pursuance Of an Ordinance of the CITY Of
ID Richmond, passed 18th Sept 1881, shall oIer
for sale at the Merchants Coffee House to the
highest bidder. on Monday, 24th October next, at
IL o'clock, Thirty: fire Ih0uSand Dollars of Cify
Stock, bearing an interest of five pcr cent. pava2
bic quarterly at the Chamberlain's Office, and re-
dcenable on the LIST of January, 1850 No portion
OF the Stock will be sold for less than par nor any
pa received Tor smaller spin than five hundred
dollars or fractional part of that sum
VIM. p. SHEPPARD, Chamberlain.
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WlhGiNlA:-At u superior court of hancory,
helu at he capitol, Ill the city of Richmond,
on me i9Ih day OF teb:uary 1881: RohcIt G. Scott,
'eInan Baker, James Nj. johnson, aud Lewis Rogers
1nu han"oih iia'rlson n''J, trading under the finn
Rogers u iiaTfisnn George Pc aims and Alfred T. tar
is merchants. &c under the finn OF Perkins Il Harris
" w ~ I. Warwick, JOHN White, Meredith CIowt!rr
James Drake, Robert Gordon, surviving partner OF
George Dy bali ~ Co Richard Watkins assignee of Ed
ward huseley, Edith w. Wuol,!riduc James EIantou
administrator of David Blantnn deed and Archibald
ST. CLAIR, who sues for the benefit Wm Fnuev ults
against NaihdnIel Harrison, executor Edmund Harm
son, decd and IN has right Martha W. harrison
widow OF SAID Edmund, aud William, Nathaniel Don.
aId Sally Scptlmia, and Leila llarrsun infants by the
marshal al tins court specially assigned g,aidian
me president and Directors OF the Literary Fund anes
L. Cooke, James Robertson j, Alexander f. Bots John
II Cooke, Merritt NJ Rohuson, William Dance ami
James Madison Harris dGfts.
Tins this day. To be lurIhef heard nm
the papers formerly read and the report of the Commits
soner, made pursuance of the order the 9th of keb
iuary, 1875, amended by the the 2d of july
1879 and was argued by COUNSEL: on consider alton
Whereof and being sted that the said report is
imperfect and erroneous, omtlng the claims OF some
Creditors, reporting twice the ams others stating
still due, Claims already satisfied, not describing
with accuracy, the dignity and amount Of many claims
Tie court doth order, that the report be recomm,ed
with instructions TO the COMMISSIONER 10 reform the
same 10 advertise again the manner prescribed in the
order oil the 2d OF july 1929 the creditors of Ed
hund Harrison, decd to present their claims receive
any additional evidence, Iof against claims cred
tors 1" continue the account of the atiun bv
the executor OF Edmund HARRISON. estate, and 10 a2pur
ton the assets real and personal OF tie said estate
amongst The Creditors according the PRINCIPLES Ci tie
court; setting off against the 10 which any of thrm
may be eni"ied, such debts a. i!ey may owe, q lie
bound for, Ia tie estate.
Copy from the records of the said court in INV c;!so-
dy, cerk of the circuit superior court of law and
chaEcery, ior Henrico county. Tesie, J. ROBINSON.
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NOTICE

BHRS. NELSON'S Boarding Establishment be-
I'VE ing completed, by the addition Of a large and
airy building, she is prepared TO accommodate gen
temcn and their families, or gentlemen or ladies,
with board, by the week, month or any longer
period. Visitors 10 the City will find the situation
pleasant md healthy; within one hundred yards Of
the Capitol Square and commanding most beau
tfu prospects excellent beds, and the best fare the
market will afford. a number of the members Of
the ensuing Legislature can he accommodated.
oct 6-cSt law 5wo
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SAILED.
Afgelv Sfe,.(ilag 1ol: iSMic.

ENl1lS Il afe is full blooded per reference to
Il the pedigree--she is out of Avis by IIerod,
Avis was raised by Mr.. John Rraae, of KING
William, and was got by Mr. IIoomIe's imported
horse Sterling, her dam by King Herod, gran
dam by Lndsey's Ranger, true Arabiln, ct.
out of the old mare Kitty Fisher imported by Col.
Braxton. Herod was got ny Diomeda, his dam
by Shark, Grandam by Give, ct. Grandam by
Lath, ct ct, Gfandam by Fcarnough', ct. ct Ct.
Gtandam by Janus. ct. ct ct CT. Grandan,, by
Wilmington, Ct ct. ct. ct. ct. grandam by Janus.
and order, and is certainly in foal by the noted
horse Gohanna. HENRY HILL,
Near Hanover CT. House, Virginia.
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WILLIAM ALLEN,
. lV1IR CEEANTT WMTL,oye

ATA.G Il CTSANJE TATLG1,
Sg9psSOSSSc FEs3 a.. sSrQscS Fsrc5sg.,
I'd AVlNG just returned iro'n the Northern
II Cities, with his FALL. GOODS. compri
sing general assortment Of Cloths Cns;,nrrcs
c"u 'estlngs- also, variety of Fancy Articles.
,oT geh'lemcn's wear, viz: Crava,s. $ ocks.
Eiores' SuSpenLrrs Hosiery, Pocket Hand<er-
CHIEFS onlrt Blossoms, Shirt Collars, &c, &C.
aeSPect'uliy invites the attention oi his patrons
'"u 'ne pubic, to call, and examine them
sep 23-d2t eoIw
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.sorsh Eggesshe5sss .EsEysc


VENtIE Sub, crIber offers, at private sale, also,
Ii North Blcnheim Estate, 1.-THE former resi-
dence of e late Coz. James MonrocI in the
County OF bemarle.-Tnis Estate. contains
nine hundred and scyen acres, by recent sur
vey, and VIII be divided, .[tf dcsrcd) into two
divisions, TO suit purchasers, with at least one
hundred and fifty acres OF wood land, attached
TO each division, and with improvements on each.
The improvements on the Estate, are extensive
and valuable, and the land well ada pied to the
culture ot wheat, tobacco, and corn, and might
be improved TO almost any CXtCrt by he clover
and plaster system, to which, it Is admirably
adapted-the soil is Of rcj red loam such as
distinguishes our best mount ain lands, aud lies
we'll Tor cul walton, and its local advantages Of
climate, wa.er, society, naYIga;iOn &c. render
1t inferior to no Estate, IN the immediate neigh
bourhood Of Charlottesville, and the University.
Should the above very valuable Estate, hot be
previously disposed OF, privately, and Of which,
due notice VIII be gwen, 1t will be offered, on
the premises at public sale. to the highest bid
der, on The 5tn day Of December ncxt, on q
credit Vi oae tv o, and three years; satisfactory
security, ana deed in trust on the land, will be
required, TO 81 cure lie payments; and Should
the above sale Of the land be Effected, the crops
Of corn. fodder, &c, with he stock Of all kinds
togcjhcSwilh tie plantation utensils, will be
sold, on credit OF twelve months ON all sums
nj ten dollars and upwards, and under that
amount, cash In the ci enr Of selling this rs
tate, the salc of iC other Estate, will not taxi
place, a III the sale Of the ono, the subscriber
can make such arrangements. as i'll discharge
The amount rcqaired on he tther, who're he Wi
remove to reside, or or before The first day o.
January next, when possession wd bc given
Persons disposed 10 purchase either Tie whole
or half the Estate, vii rect their letters {,
the subscriber, residing on tn. premises, or car
visit hin IN person
EDWARD O. GOODWIN.
NoRTH BLENH&rM, Sept. 90, 1881
&C i-2aW Is
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J. JOBkN1S REATS

e. Just received por SCH, IL
v net a few cases of CboT,os ' o.!
ukasassa Johns Hats, 30 justly celebrated e.,
S0@ elegance and Durability. EIso Soft fro 10,
-. fngladep9a per schr. Counsellor
se'e[a' cases OF mock London Hats. hands,',,,.,
article which oIcT at IS each. 40 , ug"'ne
mems and YOUTHS cloth Ccps. fasb;ons!fs " na,
terms l!n hand, large assortment of IT,,
proceed Fur Hats from 81 30 upwards. Az low
large assortment OF black, drab and brown Woo
n ,i;. LeatheT' FUR, and bar Caps, together
WIN ia general assortment Of Hatters' Stock and
trimmings All or any Of which viii be saiJ
at reduced prices, for cash or approved credir
IOHN THOMPSC
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DISSOLUTION

F2FilE Co-Partncrslp in the Couch Making Blu
Il ness, heretofore existing between the subscri-
bcrs, under the Firm of Carter, Mitchc! g. Co.
was dissolved by mutual consent, on the Goth day
of July last, and all accounts in relation to the
firm, are to be settled by Amos X. Garter
AMOS Il. CARTER
JAMES mitchell,
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EXECUTORS SALE.

@T1H81 y y Il
IN Thursday next. Octol or 2Oth, will DO
W sold, ut the late residence Of Mr.. Benz a.
miu Stetson, decd. oil his household and kitch-
ell furniture, consisting OF The usual variety
also, likely young horses & mich cow. For
uil sums of $50. or under, cash will be required
for Gil sums aooee fifty dollurs, q credit Of
three months will be given, upon the purchasers
giving bond with approved security.
Il. w. ROOTES,
&C l3-tds Ex'or IF B. Srerson.
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.R0OTgGE.

THVHE Subscribers having located themselves
IN in this place, for the purpose ofiransactirg
Commission business in country produce, beg
leave to tender their services to their friends and
tho public generally.
they will also attend to the receiving and
forwarding goods.
epi25-2aw9t READ & MACMURDO.
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FReCxB E09'OOe9,EU Fll19 sac.

an Tuesday, the 18th October nexr, =
W offered for sale at public suction eiiI be
premises, at O'Clock, p. Nj, the hou on the
en- 9th street. occupied by the subscrib 70 and lot
ed to which is stable and lot, sh or, attach
above. And afterwards, On the sc ri distance
the following days, at the hour Def fae day, and
cd, will also be offered at public a. gre MENTION
premises, lot, at the south we 6ctiGD, on tbs
l. and 18th Streets two lotf, No. s'crn corner OF
Duval's addition; the eastern u and 20, in
in Rutherfoord's addition, exlo .SI OF square,
d street. immediately in re lung from h to
Gwaihmey,; md undivd Il 81 Dir. Robe1t
lots on CamP6els Alley, ear 'In G, Of seven
onS lndong 6oo i[ &c ss g p feet aoS Ss
The terms will be, for s
one fourth and f,r II unis1P p1oweq property
GnS si in TO" eou Da' inc eyob x end de Ta
with approved sccu ity viii BE- Tor %Iicb bonds
BY deeds Of trust N the properrc o''e''' secured
49, 90. o.,., .. "M. p sHEPFARD. r.
:, Of ~ Sheppard. dooa
Possession may tc had Of the Houge ,r'd "e0o'
'he eHd q ;hc yea, and probably soopsr Lot at
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ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF
ETfysy SsssCy EES5ksRQa' Esz.sy 6EnOeF

FsSiE subscribers now very res pee fully offer
a to their friends and the public rery
large and general stock Of Fail and Winter
DRY GOODS all of which are Of this Falls
purchase, comprising every article in their line.
each Staple and Fancy. They invite the at
tention Of each Wholesale mud retail dealers to
their stock with the assurance that every artl-
Gle VIII be sold (,cittout any erccptjon) as cheaD
the SINE can be purchased any where else
COCHRAN, BARNES & PATERSON
We shall be receiving goods by each sue
cessIve packet during the season.
oct its g B. g. p
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Hc2seyIe YS0cher ggSs,,fe0

EcHgyEc XeNcfser Wanted.
VHNl1E subscriber, residing in the county of
e Henrico wishes to employ, for Il he ensu.
ing year. Female Teacher, aud to reside in
her family. Satisfactory testimonials, to show
the qualifications Of the applicants to teach
accurately reading, writing arithmetic, geogra-
ply, and the and application of globes and
maps will he required. For further particulars
enquire of Messrs. Workman & McGruder in
the city of Richmond
MARY G. C.. SHEPPARD.
oct 17-oaw4, 81 lawtfc
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MJ Office is hereby given to all whom it
L may concern that the water VIII be drawn
out of the Dock, on Monday next, for the pur-
pose of doing some repairs thereto.
GEO. BOOKER, Supt.
j. :. | shall want an additional number of
Labourets c. b.
Oct
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FeRKK Suppl We.
HOHN SARVAY most respectfully announces
% to his customers and the public generally, the
receipt of his Fall Supply of
BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
Which have been carefully selected by himself, at
the most approved Northern manufactures and on
such terms to enable him to offer additional in
ducements to his old customers, for continuation
of their liberal patronage, and to warrant him in
the belief, that he shall be enabled render salts
faction to all parsons in Of articles in his line
who will favor him with call ut his old Stand
next above Messrs. Cochran, Barnes s. Patteson,
Main Street.
Among his assortment are the follo,oing:
1000 pair ladies lasting slippers, with and with
out heels
skin walking shoes
500 &c do morocco, seal skin and American kid
slippers
200 &c do lasting boots and quarter boots
100 - do gaiter boots
100 {" do bronze morocco slippers
100 t' do white and black satin slippers
so 90 do do prunella slippers.
MISSES.
500 do misses lasting, seal skin and moroc-
800 " do seal skin and leather boots and shoes.
CHILDREN'S.
1900 " children's lasting seal skin, morocco and
leather boots
200 I" do do do do do do shoes.
GENTLEMEN'S.
POS - gontIcmen's morocco g. calf skin boots,
Philadelphia make, very superior quality
SO " do full dress opera boots
500 &c do morocco and calf skin boots, from
50 so to ST
300 " do seal skin calf skin & morocco pumps
100 " do full dress dancing pumps
100 &" do stout calf skin shoes, Richmond
200 g do morocco and buck skin slippers.
MEMS.
1000 " mems calf skin bootees and shoes, scwod
and peggCd
900 &" do kip do do do do
1000 " do coarse hrogans and shoes, suitable ioI
factory plantation
500 " do lined and bound shoes, scwcd and
peggcd
1000 81 do brogucs, Richmond make, for planta
300 X" do boys do do do do do do
300 {" do IN elastic over shoes, superior ar
tice for ladies and gentlemen.
WOHEN'S.
500" womens leather shoes
so " do do shoes Peggcd
BOYS.
1000 pair bows coarse brocans and shoes suita
bic for factory or plantation use
500 - do lined and bound bootces aud shoes
scwed and Pcggcd
100 " do dancing pumps
50 " do fine calf skin shoes.
: OHE EIGNEIlc2'
10000 lbs. Soal Leather, at various prices.
RE.TF'S.
50 dozen wool Hats, suitable for factory or plan
ton use.
Shoe Thread
Three cases Shoe Thread
TEg EsVKS.
Double folio, bellows and bag-top hard Icathc
travelling trunks superior quality
Black oil Varnish, Shoe Brushes, &c. sc. all o
which will be sold the most accommodating
TERMS either at wholesale or retail
Additional supplies of every article in his line
which faehiOua be and eplendid will he
weekly, by the packets
Tiff
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NOTICE

~ ME Quarter master OF the 9Th brigade Y. NJ.
a will be in Jerusalem on Thursday 9th inst
fer the purpose of taking in the certificates given
by him TO different individuals for provisions, SC.
furnished the troops stationed at that place. during
the late disturbances in Southampton. The hold
crs of said certificates, therefore, desired to
present them at that time for payment.
FRANCIS L. RVES, q. NJ. Sth b. V. NJ.
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.SDFssV' 81, E8EeEEDGEtS,
CON R'ESC's'2ONEEe,

~ ~ "hse I E1Sa 80 GSsaEtEE2tOE'C.
TAVAhES this method OF i'll ormiug his friends
81 and the public generally, that he has deter
mlned to reduce wholesale Confectionery to the
Philadelphia prices, and from the l0,h of this
month, 1t can be had of him, al 10 cents per h.
cash--ail orders post paid, will be attended to
with punc,uality and disqualification, constant
~ on hand, Il large stock Of Ill the different
kinds OF foreign and domestic Fruits, in their
season.; likewise, CurdiaIs Sytups, Ditters,
Rock Candy, Havana Swectmeats, Tamarinds,
&c. cells.
A. The Lynchburg Virginion, Ercdcricks-
burg Arena, Winchester Republican, Leesb burg
Free Press, with the Wheeling Compiler. and
Petersburg lnteliigcncer, publish the above TO
lhe amount OF one dollar, aud send their bills to
J. > b. as also paper containing it.
BALTIMORE, 8ih Oct. 1881.