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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-22

HHUBLIC SALE OF NEGROES.-On the third
N day OF next month (March) will be sold at public
auction, at Noitoway Courthouse being Court day, be-
tween 40 and 80 negroes belonging TO the estate OF
Edmd lrby, deceased; consisting of men, women, boys
and girls, among them excellent blacksmith, carpen-
ter and first rate man cook The OF sale will
be six months credit with approved security, cash
with the interest deducted Creditors that purchase
will be allowed credit for the due them by the
estate. LEW. JONES,
w. n. JOHNSON,
Adnrs. Of Ed. H5y, deed.
On the same day, and at The same place, will be
sold al public auction, the highest bidder for cash
10 or IL likely negroes, belonging OF Richard
K. Hardaway, deceased. WM. OLD, Ex'or. of
Rich'd. E. HurddIcGy
Feb 8. s6-tds deceGs, Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-22

"a IN this place, shall proceed 10 sell by public
auction, on the premises, (ssle TO commence the
23d of next month, February,) the Tavern situated
the West end OF the town, called THE WESTERN
HOTEL; with Il G Household and Krchen FurnItur-,
stock OF Bacon, &c The LIVERY STABLE oppo-
site the abOve-Giss, Sulkry4, two Wagons, a light
Hack, &c.-l2 HORSES, two OF which Stations;
pair of MULES, matched aud well broke--betweeu
20 Il 30 SLAVES, consisting OF men aud women, boy
aud girs. There is an lee House the Stable Lot,
and Pun p, from which water is conveyed to the
Tavern, by meaos OF pipes under ground. full de-
scrpon OF the above property deemed unnecessary,
as pc TsoDs wishing 10 purchase can view the At
any time beioe the day Of sale. The Tavern and Live
~ Stable will be sold long credit, the balance OF
the property Tor Cash. short credit. Should
the Tavern and Stable Cor the want Of hidders) re-
main unsold they will be fer lease rent Those 10
whom am indebted invited to call and receive
paymeDt-longer iDdulg nee cannot he given to those
inde bted TO me. BOSW ELL AISOP.
FREpERICKsBURG, Jan. 49, 7S- uis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-22

6.tALE Of lands anl s4ves postponed, oDeins 10 Q
- previous inclemeney II toe ~alher, which rem
defed the 10 inst. unsuitable day Tor he sale o.
the Carys bro estates oi ia0d' and aves heretofore
advprtsfd IN ths taier The said sale POSTPONED
o We NJ d y lie 10 day OF NJ rich next Wien II W
rs'ny ta<e pidc~ IN h premises and The ter o.
az r. lie ssid f.. mer Advertisement mrntiOnedH no
impeachment 10y unias ora5le Of weather should
Z 80 occursnd 10 hat event. the sale will be pro-
ceeded ~ on the 81 day alter the -aid imp dip- ut
shall have been removed. W. TIMBERLAKE,
Adm'r. th tie will annexed
jan 20. SS--tds Of Wilson j. Cary deed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-22

Ru ULE LOST. 5 r.yeJ ~ Sto d"ins % @
IfN C6usmast lao y ays, kelly young BAY MULE
shod the lore ieei, and with rounding face AOj
ipiofmstion that may lead 20 he restoration will be
hsbkiuy received, and for tie delivery at The pi~ .
reasonable TewAd viii be gwen.
A. & A.. WOODBRIDGE & co.
February TO- ss--2aw2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-22

UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
Notice IL hereby given that ALT the celsio this in.
ttutiOn occupied, aud that no more patenis will
be received until of the said cells are vacant
due notice Of which wtil be given BY order OF the
Cour of Directors 7. HENLEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-22

SHiCHMOND COTTON FACJORY-T sur
a scrheSs off for tn Off e, Shoe q.
Warehouse the following goods made at their Factory:
"A Cotton ShseftngS
"a do Shirfiugs
Stout Cotton Osna5Tgs, 20 inches tc,de
.d,ld general assortment 0f Cotton Yarns.
These goods believed TO be equal in quality 20
any made in the United 5 ates, and win be sold low
goods OF similar quality be purchased in the Nor
them Markets.
The highest price will he given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON.
Sept. "a. 40-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-22

House, Sign, Chdt'S and Ornamental Painting, Gid
ing, &c.
FENHE subscriber, truly gca,efu for the patronage
Il has received during he last ten years, respect
fully informs the ciIZsns OF Richmond, and the public
generally, that he has taken grea, OF pains to per-
feet hmsel' in his profession, aud invites them to call
at his old stand next door to the Compiler Office and
examine his limitations OF wood and marble
Ofiers from he country in his line attended 10.
Dec II. Cd &. w. McGINNESS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-22
February IT.
MO TARIFF OF PRICES.-FREE TRADE
IN EARTHENwARE, LOOKING GLASSES, SC.
ST'homas j. Barrop, & Co. Importers, 80 Wdter st.
New YoRR. -

IN EARTHENwARE, LOOKING GLASSES SC.
SIhomds J. Barro,c, & Co. Importers, 80 Water st.
New YoRK.
Offer for sale the largest and complete assort-
ment Of Edrthencdre Glass, China, Plain and GILT,
Looking Glasses, SC. which the New York market
newest patterns. They their most cordial
thanks to their friends in the Southern States for their
support in the persecution carrying against
them, for their refusal 10 join combination in fixing
tariff OF prices for Crockery throughout the trade
Ii is mainly attributable TO the influence OF Soth-
friends, that have been enabled to survive thus
far, in this most trying suaton exposed TO the combn
cd influence and capital OF the whole trade endeavor
Ing to effect ruin and expulsion from business
We pledge ourselves TO friends give them every
satisfaction in power regards the quality of
goods the excellence of packers, and the owness
Of prices for Cash City Acceptances; and in
turn solicit from them continuance of their patronage,
and particularly request those who have influence with
their friends exert it in behalf, trust the
is they all interested 10, aud much bene-
fit will from their friendly in this way.
II has been said, the Combination broken up. As
regards prices, this is true, and all, Think friends
foes will allow that have effected this change;
but do friends, that at period since
commenced our system of unshacked PRICES, we
In greater want of assistance than at the present
ment. This combination OF are leaving no means
untred for etectng ruin, that they may revive the
old system credit and character assailed in
ry shape, mportaions wayad and stopped in every
instance where threats sufficient TO intmidate the
manufacturers from supplying us- in fine, vexaon
or trouble which the malice OF could DEVISE has
been neglected in this struggle 10 subdue We
call upon every friend of free trade, to come up
to support, and pledge ourselves TO give them
cause to repent of their liberaliiy.
ID ID @
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-22
SO Water Street, above Old !Sli

Feb. II. 9l-5t
The Editors of the Intelligencer at Petersburg; the
Beacon, at Norfolk the Statesman at Danvile; the
Herald at Fredericksburg; the Virgnian at Lynchburg
the Advocate, at Charlottesville; the Republican, at
Winchester; the Spectator at Saunon; & Free Press
Hsrper's Ferry, will publish the above to the amount
of So and send their to the advertisers New
York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-22

q LII pet-ons having eidims against he estat- Of
"a Thomas Powell, dec. late OF NOtioway coun-
" ar desired 10 make them known without delay, a.
am about settling up my administration aud deliver.
ing tie properly TO The distributes who Will
move from this State about the bret OF March next
1T LEIGH, Admit OF 7 w. Powell dec.
Auelis Cou,' y Jir. 20 1891 S3-2awl NH
FENHE Snbscrib RS, who reside in Lunenburg, wish
~ TO employ for the present year, teacher qaalih
ed to teach Il English and Latin languages Com
municaiions directed TO them, Aaciarisnds, Lunen-
burg, will be attended TO- ~. HATCIIETT,
WIN. q. OYERTON.
Feb. IL. s9-2av2wN
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06

glad 10 hear Of the formation of socic.
ties for the observance and recommen :
dation OF moral temperanee;-for mu.
tual pledges with regard TO the social
and domestic virtues, to the govern.
ment and softening Of our moral ma.
ture. Itis nearly A. bad to thrust a.
gainst the lips Of others "the cup Of
bitterness" az il is good to dash away
the cup Of whiskey;-it is not much
worse to disorder the head with drink.
than to neglect the faults and vices Of
the spirit. Nat Cox.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06

ST. IItus's Dance. follow ing
is the description Of a patient, a boy,
recently cured Of st. Vitus's dance, at
81. Thomas's Hospital, given by the
medical gentlemen who hai the treat
ment of the patient:-Thea appearance
was that of his being possessed by n
demon. ] am sure, If the boy had
been seen in ancient times. he would
have been brought forward rs an in.
stance of possession Of devil. lie
made all sorts Of horrid faces his head
went about in all directions; Ia.
mouth opened and shut as IL he were
irving to snap at and chew the air he
grinned and CRASHED his teeth; his arms
were flung about in every way; he
rolled OF the bed, and when his medi-
cine or food was given to him il re.
qulred two persons to hold him while
third administered it. lie was i'm
the most horrid state OF perpetual mo-
ton. The patient was cured in about
three weeks, by doses Of the subcar-
Donate Of iron."
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06

PiekpOeksfs .7rrssfsd The New
York Journal Of Commerce states that
a gentleman from the interior vas rob
bed Of bis pocket book containing
$500, as ne was landing at FuIton
slIp New York from the steam boat
which bad just arrived from Hartford.
lie had seen no one, on whom 20 fx
suspicion, and was consequently Una
bic TO give any information ~ the po-
lice Office, tending 10 direct the efforts
for the arrest Of tile offenders. Hays.
however, 10 the course of DAY OF two.
lighted apoB two individuals, one Of
them very fsshionably dressed on whom
we're seVerally fou d $500 and $500
IL the notes taken with the shove poe.
kct book They were committed
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06
POLITICAL.
THE BIBLE.

THE BIBLE.
This !i,,lc hook I'll rather osn,
Than all the gold s'.i gems
That e'cr in nion.rcl,'. eotiers .hone.
THAI. oil their dizicns
NAY, were the .-as one chr, soiitc,
The earth one golden ball.
And disnioads all the starr OF niyht.
This book were worth them all.
All. no-the soul ne'cr found relief
La glittering boards Of wealth
Gems dazzle not the eyes of grief,
Gold c~onot purchase health.
But here blessed balm appears
To heal the dc-pes, NO,
And those Who sevk this book in tears,
Their tears shall cease to fio~.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06

Patrick Henry left in his will the
following testimony in favor Of the
Christian religion: {" have now dis
posed Of all my property to NY family
there is one thing more wish I could
give them, and that is the Christian
Religion. II they had that, and had
given them nothing, they would be
rich, and without it. if had given
them all the world, they would be
moor"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06

Homioide.-We learn from the Ken.
lucky Reporter, that an individual
named Robinson, was lately shot and
killed by DIR. Pierce, the member Of
the Legislature elect for Russell coun.
~, in that state. Tue circumstances
leading TO this fatal result, are sta.
ted to have been Of most painful
nature. The Reporter does not. Of
course, detail them; but intimates
that it was an aggravated case of sc.
duetion, which resulted 10 the death Of
the alleged guilty individual.
BGH Pat.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06

THE MARYLAND SENATE.

On Tuesday morning the goth ult the
Electoral College proc eeded TO the cleo.
ton Of fifteen Senators. TO serve for tho
ensuing 6ve years. when the following
gentlemen were chosen:
FOR THE WESTERN SHORE.
John G. Chapman. Of Charles County.
VIM. +. WOotten. ofPrince Georges.
Octsvius &. fancy, Of Calvert
Ben amin S. Forrest, OF Montgomery.
Thomas Sappingtop, Of Frederick.
Bene s. Pisman, OF Allegheny.
Charles F. Mayer. OF Baltimore City.
James Montgomery. OF Hartford.
Dennis Claude, Of the city Of Annapolis.
EASTERN SHORE.
Littleton p Dennis, Of Somerset
Henry Page. Of Dorchester.
William Hughlett. Of Talbot.
George Reid, OF Caroline.
Samuel G Osborne. Of Kent
Thomas Emory. Of Queen Auns's.
These gentlemen all belong to the National
Republican party.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06

James Ransom, who WAS tried on
the 2ad inst. ~ New York zoe the mur.
der Of his wife, and rested his defence
on the ground Of insanity, has been
found ga,ltv.
William Dryer. arraigned for simi-
lar oHeaee, to Which be pleaded guilty,
banged hisassli 10 his cell at the Peni
tertiary. The wages 81 s.nis death -
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06

The Chlllieothe Supporter s,stes that
the Ohio Canal had been filled With
water 10 point very near that town,
and that the finishing of small piece
Of work WoBld open the Canal 20 tho
town itself--when there wosld be
continuous nayigsblr line Of f,cO hmm
dyed and tiny mills opened between
Chillieothe and Lake Erie.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06

"A farming. AT a session Of the
supreme court recently held at War
rem, Ohio, a DR.. q. X. lIauley was
tried for malpractice, in treating a
compound dislocation Of the Apcle
joint. of a Mrs. Williams, and con
Vieted. The jury awarded the plain
tit verdict Of $685. Bait. PAT.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06

A letter from a highly respectable
gentleman In lberville, Louis. relates
the following very singular and almost
miraculous occurrence. During vio-
lent thunder storm, on Thursday, 18Th
ult. Mrs. Narionneau was sitting in
the middle Of room, sewing at small
table, when the house was struck by
lightning. The shock threw her sense
less upon the floor ten feet from the
place she bad been sitting. The Ia
bic was broken TO fragments, and the
chair on which she sat literally scat
tered in small pieces about the room.
The needle which she held in her
hand was found with the thread still
in us eye, sticking TO door frame Sc
veral feet from the floor, and at con.
siderable distance from the spot where
she sat. She had several needles
sticking in the handkerchief she wore
around her neck, which were so high.
ly nagneiised by the electric fluid, as
TO be capable Of attracting aud raising
such as are larger than themselves. =
4 large tortoise shell comb which was
IA her hair, was evidently seorched
and torn into fragments. Yet sbo Was
soon resuscItsted, and received no fur
Their injury than slight soreness on
one side Of her head. She was not
dressed in silk, but had on q calico
gown. Nashville Uhig.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06

Temperance Societies, against plysie-
al indulgence, are very numerous and
certainly useful; but the word is 20
used, that il seems TO be almost re.
stricted, ~ its reference, 10 spirituous
or fermented liquors. BforaI tempe
rance Is. perhaps. an object Of less
personal and public care. He who
serupulously abstsins from brandy or
wine, will nevertheless give way 20
anger, spite, petuiApcs. envy, AFRO
ganee, pride, intolerance. Ih every
TesPegt except the ODe, he may no,
practice the least self denial, nOT coo.
suit the comfort, happiness, rights and
wants Of those over whom re has con
troll, OF with whom he - eonoerned.-
lie may be passionate and psOscriptiVe,
egoiistleal and ambitious, sour aud
harsh, avAric,ous and unjust. all the
tine he 80 Lcslously breaches sbs,i-
nenee. and binds himself and others TO
.fcp-dia,c the bottle. we should bc
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06

The Railroad along Pratt street
was opened yesterday afternoon, for
the first time. for the transportation Of
passengers. The carriages, drawn by
horses, started from the Company's
depot near Light street, and the pas
sage was effected with certainly as
much safety rs that of any other vehi-
Gle. The return Of the evening train,
being announced by the sound Of the
Lugle, was witnessed by large con-
course Of spectators, residents Of Pratt
and the intersecting streets. The
carriages came down to Light street
IN iiue style, and were frequently
greeted with expressions Of gratifca.
ton by the citizens.
Bait. Amer. Sept. 80.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06

OF tIse -sEnefs ~ III D,sl.rstioo of ladeper-
dcnec, eight sere Foreigners BY birth.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06

Withs view to test the eoa.ti,utiossiisy Of tho
Tariff iaw, some gcnsiemea ia ChArle<sovn ro-
sisted the paymen, Of . oustorn-house bond xivea
BY them. The following article relates to the de-
.Lorsivr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-19

$fsS The subscribers will receive per the
W. schooner Richmond Packet lhourlv expected
from New York; neatly the whole of the balance Of
their spring impcr alton 81 British Dry Goods ptrn-
deu tor this market, with mnny choirc fancy articles
purchased IN that CITY. When the goods by rhls
vessel are received, their stock VIII he The largest oi
Fresh Goods, they have ever had With a view of
inducing the country ,nerclan s, who ii make their
purchases IN this city TO continue do So and To-
stop those who have been in the habit OF poinp To
Philadelphia and New York, they have resolred to
SELL as cheap goods be obtained in any yna,Ae.
IN he United States, by the pacage, piece or smaller,
quantity Having imported wh money large
proportion OF their staple goods and sold such parts
OF each article, they did no, think advisable 10
send to this city, The ioLJ,ng INGREDIENTS of Ne,o
York, at satisfying profit, they think this fact
WI be sufficient to satisfy every one, that they can
execute ;h"lr res;,.u;:eH aEd make profit.
F. 81 e. JAMES 81 CO. /
Market Bridge
n. B-Retail purchasers will receive most pa rti-
c"iar attentions and prices made as low as possible
ap ~ f.. g. T.. j. 81 co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-19
FUTURE ma.
For SALE.


kN the premises, at public auction on the second
/ - w wednesday, The 9Th of June next, my Tract of
| LAND IN Loudoun county, Virginia, with the Fur
m ure the Stock OF Horses, Cattle Sheen and Hogs
ne tract consists of rather more than 2tJ acres
- auVahtageouSiy situated in very healthy coun-
ttfy' so"ut 81 miles from Washington and Alexan-
dfla' ana is OF good quality; Little River passes
through the middle oft, on which there are about
Eoo acres OF excellent meadow land in different lois
most OF winch is now in timothy. 1t NAV be divided
In'o 'hree or four farnis TO suit the purchasers In
we centre is large and very commodious Br ick
Dwelhng House with oil the other Buildings necessa-
~ LOT 'e accommodation of large family and like
w.S' i"r servants aborcrs &c several of which are
OF orlck. There also Grist and Saw Mill ON
me tract At the upper end, and adjoining the
turnpke leading to Alexandra and the cv tbcre 10
comfortable Frame Dwelling, with good harm. md
some other accommodations. AT the lower end tbero
Is likewise house that may accommodate smou
family. Fhc stock of each class is numetons. tho
sheep are generally of the Merino race cIedit If
one, two, and three years. payable in equal install.
m'ls, with interest, will be given for the lend md
one orsthe stock, ample security being gven for the
punciual payment Those to whom am indebted
will be allowed credit for any property they NAV nur
chase, to the full amount of the sums due. and On
fair conditions. ~ w.
, Not being able, on account of my weak state of
health to conduct he sale myself have given full
power to my son in law, Samuel l.. Convenient and
my nephew, James Monroe, Jun. to perform tbjs
service. for which | have vested the property in
them. In the event of sale, they have power TO
make every other arrangement which circumstances
may require JAMES MONROE.
mar 30-c2aw Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-19

ELECTION OF JUDGES
On motion of Nj Bayly, the House D proceeded to
the further election of Circuit Court Judges.
For the Sd Circuit of the ID District, (Accomac,
Northampton, Warwick, York, Elizabeth City, James
City and Charles City, (Mr Bayly, supported by MIR
Jones' nominated Judge Abel p. Upshur, of Northamp-
ton, (now Judge of the General Court) who was re-
elected, receiving all the given.
For the 4th Circuit, Mr. Jones nominated Judge
James Semple, (now in the General Court)
Dir Wright nominated VIM, Brown, esq Chancellor
of the Williamsburg Distrct)
Mr. HslyburtOn supported the nomination of Judge
Semple
Mr. Brodnax, regretting that two Judges should be
brought in nomination, both Of whom we're entitled
to the respect and confidence of the country stat ed
the reasons which would influence him to give the
preference to Chancellor Brown--one of which was,
that Judge Semple was Professor of Law at William
& Mary.
MIR Jones said that the profits of Professor were lit.
Tie more than $500 and an argumen in his favor
indicating as did, superior knowledge of the science
Of law.
SIR Leigh said he vas called upon TO choose between
rather in the de cline of life .Gud,, Senplc
and one IN the prime Of his dsys--between che who
had provided tor his children, and ope ,ybo had =
young tamily-between one who held another Incra-
tive OfHee and one who would be driven IN tbs bar
again, for his iIyclIhood-under these crcuns,sncce
and heartily regretng the necessity he was co,nIl
ed to pref. Chancellor Brown.
Mr. Hayburton and Mr.syYright, added Ecu, ,.,d
when the question vas taken, and resulted thus.
FoR BRowN-Nlessn Bayly Drumnoud, Il w Wood To,
M ksnney, McCUe, Isyse Campbell, Le'wic Davis n(
Berkeley, Henshaw, ! r Anderson 3 Miller J G CsTr5ell
Gholsoo, Spur!ook w NJ l.jves Clay Watkins B,
700" 1lDs2n, WILSON, Broduax Wright, Chichester James
mdrsnaI Payne, Pow ell Holland Mason King Bryce
lid GIa0orne Green, Easley, Dunn CarSkadou j. WI
aus, Leigh, Dyer. Atknsoa Summers g Pollard Eyyino
hays, Lawson " ( Mason Co,ds Watts CiHngsley
SaekssIl, yacoEs rot, Whether. swanson. T filIe,
Ys, vsEzsTs Sbiel5'F Rive, TylsI. Han, NJ, r5,
W., AisHanoer angofe, Williams Gasrood G6odojn
ia :'9n, Nonerrf, tfanp cypTr Eiesfp Nt( uceS Ks
'~'' -'S'''''- '''-'.'' .--r sf.d''0- ~.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-19

The subscribers will continue the business at heie
ola stand Sycamore street. 1t would be, perhaps.
useless to enumerae the number of packages or the
TO the different styles OF goods. But we do saw in
the broadest sense of the word that for variety ex
tent and taste i'll The selection of goods, particularly
Tor the petersburg market, we not surpassed by
any house south of the Potomac. That we can and
,o'H sell rs cheap, appears evident from our hereto
fore numerous customers We solicit continuance
OF their patronage 10 tho new concern
JAMES KYLE
T. II. CAPERTON.
u, Always on hand--Boliing Cloths, warranted
equal 40 any on the continent; Cigars in h. I, and
boxes OF the most approved brands pale Sherry and
genuine old Port Wine, in bottles, particularly Sc
% vo ~, 'nS market aP 2-2aw6t