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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-18
REAL FRENCH FANCY STOKE,


OPPOSITE THE EAGLE HOTEL.
NERS. DUHAIN bcgs leave to inform the ladies'
I'VE and gentlemen Of Il Richmond, that she has just
received an elegant assortment of fancy articles,
the latest kinds. which she is disposed cell at the
most reduced prices, Wis
. of toys. OF every description
do gilt articles, assorted
do perlimery and Florida water
do hair work, consisting of bradS curls, &c.
find expects tn open to-morror.
case, containing musical boxes, Harlequin
dancing figures, carIcaturcs of the late
French Revolution and paintings in silver and
gold, together with elegant collection Of
scraps, &C.
1 do containing pistols, percussion caps, ivory,
tortoise shell, md horn snuff boxes
ALSO,
a large collection of Jewery, consisting Of the
following, viz: large assortment of Fdagrec gold
ear rings and breast pins, finger rings Of diamond.
pearl, Jet aud ruby
Sold and yarcgatcd broad and plain gold rings
Ladies and gentlemen gold watch chains s. seals
Do do plated do
Silver thimblcs with fine assortment OF watches
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited TO
CALL as the above articles will DC sold at the whole
sale prices, and old gold and silver will be received
each, at the highest standard price.
7. S-A good assortment Of silver and steel spec
taClcs ian 6-cotf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-18
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS
RET.fRD.

a AM authorised to offer reward of 5000 each for
L he apprehension and delivery TO me- or 10 ny d"D-
uty WIN Carer, il Richmond city. Of Ieroy .JO7ain
and Charles Whitley, who were out up0n bail and
have broke their recognIzances by failure 10 appear
az the Circuit Court ofthe United States al Rich
mOnd, upon charge of forging the declarations and
other documents Tor obtaining the pay of certain SOL
diers of the Revolution; and against whom true bill
were found by tho Grand Jury at the last term of
the said court.
am informed that the above mentioned LEROY Jor-
dan was resident, from his birth. of Bedford county;
is from % 10 80 years OF age, and about feet or
inches in height stout heavy built, full face short neck
large round head black hair. and heavy black beard
am also informed that Charles Whitley was for the
the last 90 % years resident fsad county of Bed
ford; from 10 10 years of age, nearly six feet in
height, slender and straight built thin vjsnge hight
complexion genteel his appearance. md of nsinuat-
ing manners JOHN PEGRAM, Marshal.
of The u S, for the L. DlsTic of Va
The editors ofthe Richmond Wing and Lvnchburr
Virgnian will please insert the foregoing for two
months, (uness sooner countermandcd) and forward
their accounts To me f,r payment.
]. PEGRAM Marshal +. d. of Va.
Formers Bank Of TIrginia.
TENTIE President and Directors have declared
4 dlr,dcud Of two and half per cont. on tho
capital stock. for the last six months; which will be
paid to the Stockholders on the 18th instant
jan 3-2awIt WM. NEKERV's, Cash'r
FENHE President and Directors of the
n Bank of Virginia, have declared a dividend Of
the profit for the last half year OF two and half per
cent which will be paid TO the stockholders, after
the 18th instant. a ROBlNSON.Jr. Cashier.
jan
WISH to purchase good Negro Blacksmith
4 Carpenter and Cooper, for Plantation use, for
which will give a liberal price ~ cash limo d.
rccted to me- NJ Sauntou to y. & \. Hubbard,
Richmond Will meet with prompt attention.
Jan 7-2aw2t c. =. MURCHISON
Flannes, Merino Cloths and Lace Wells.
SAEA Pieces white hannels, from so cents
wv per yard TO extra superiine Welsh tanG"i.
A few pieces very wide and soft wool and improved
finish white mcrlno hanr,ls
Fashionable and fancy colp-cd Enolsh mcTIuo cloths
and O. rcassans for lad ss md boys Vcf.
Black merrro cloths cf az H"alrirs, rr7 ..
cirCas-iaus
100 Black lace wells or III n-'-s. s.l.s '"' lul..
ties
Also: $50 i1sr,r- 'r"r p '1Har' -n.v.f.
rr'or.--o.' e 10 ro.. be- cold - lo'V"' ~
r,,.-o- ,-.-....t u lENEINS
Mcr.so .;a,wl, Lion aal T,ncy Dry Gn'l soy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-18

DURSUANT TO a deed III trust executed to lne
subscribers by 70. Douihot, bearing date the
Gosh day Of March, 1879, and committed TO record
in The office Of the Charles City county court the
3lst day of the same month and year. IN order to
secure The payment Of sundry az money due
from said Douthnt 20 Fielding Lowis--wll be sold,
TO the highest bidder, at public auction. for ready
money. at Charles City Courthouse. on Thursday
the l7th day ct February next being court day for
said county Of Charles City, n negro man gamcG
Dlvy. Selling as Trustees, we shall convey such
title only is vested IN US by the trust aforesaid
he sale Of The negro was inoined ut the time Of
selling the other property conveyed by the decd above
mentioned. which Inuction has since been dissolved.
BEN. HARRISON
jan ll.-iow5tc 10 w. CHRISTIAN
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WHITE MULBERRY TREES.

VENIIE subscriber has for sale at his farm. miles
above Richmond the trees years old, any rca
sonable quantity of tho genuine Morus Alba white
Italian Mulberry 'Frrcs; and as tho season is ap
preaching IN which they may be transpanted he is
DESTROYS Of receiving orders from many persons as
may be IN want OF tho article; and he Is well salts
fed that the SILK culture must be ofthc most pro-
ftubc branches the agricuurisi can turn his 0ttcn-
ton to- he hopes TO b. the Of their extensive
distribution thfhrh tho State They will DO sold on
reasonable terms, by The hundred or otherwise, delv
cradle in Richmond or within any reasonable distance
thereof j. w. SMITH.
N B.--Orlcrs may be LEI At Scott S. Smiths, r
street. Richmond oct t-2awtr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-18
PUBLIC SALE.


WILL. be sold, on Thursday, eth of this month.
w (Iauuary.l If fair, It not tho next fair day or
the plantation belonging to the estate Of John w.
Tomlin, deed in King William County, opposite the
town Of New Castle, large stock OF Horses, Cat
tie, Sheep and Hogs; six hundred barrels of
Corn a quantity OF Blade and Top Fodder also one
Wagon, several Ok and TumbrI Carts and all the
Plantation Utensils &c &c.
a credit until Tho FIRST of January $50, will be al
lowed on all sums above ten dollars upon tho pnrCha
scrs giving bond with approved security; ior that snm
and undCr, Cash VIII be- required.
WIN CUNNINGHAM
idm'r DO ron;e non Of J. w. Tom'ln, dec
Hanover Jan. sch, i93l-iaw Is
NNUTTE HAVANA SUGAR - boxes wh;r
w Havana Sugar, just reeeiycd,,or sn,e by
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-18
PROPOSALS

FOR PUBLISHING ~ THE CITY OF RICHMOND
4 Weekiy Miscellaneous Paper,
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4 n New Kent County Court November 18th 1885,
] Abner w. Hockaday, comprt, against West G.
Winfrec ana James Stamper, admir- of Polly Winfrec,
decd, dcits.--IN CHANCERY.
THIS day came the plaintiff by his counsel and fled
his bill in this cause; and the defendant West G.
Wnfree having entered his appearance and given
security according TO the act Of assembly and the rules
tins court and it appearing the satisfaction of the
wealth. II is ordered, that the said defendant do ap-
pear here the second Thursday in March next, to
the said bill; and that copy of this order be
inserted in The Constitutional Whg wspaper pub
lshed in the city OF Richmond for months
sve and ha, another copy be posted at the front door
of the courthouse of this county.
copy. Testc, JNO. ID. CHRISTIAN, c. C.
ian iaw8w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-18

nANIEL MINOR, takes this method OF inform
~ ny his friends and The public generally that he
has been uu0vcidHbly detained TO tho North. To such
had engaged him clean their Clocks annually he
bcgs leave to say as his engagements cease
here, (which be- hopes will he few monhsl nc shall
De in Vrg MIA, where he intends permanently to re-
side and will then have 1t IN his power attend re-
Gunry TO his business. To his friends and custom.
he returns MS sincere thanks and hopes he merits
continuance Of their patronage.
NV JERsEY. Jan. J., 183l.--Jtc
NOTICE.- pphcation will be- made to the Pre-.
IN dent and Directors of he Bank Of Virginia,
for the duplicate ~ certificate for twelve shares in
the capital stock Of the Bank of Virginia. in the name
Of George RufIin, Nos 1850, dated . It'll February,
1906, which has been lost mIsiid.
THO: COCK,
Executor Of
GEORGE RUFFIN.
Prince George County, 9th Dec, 1880.
inn q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-18
DISSOLUTION.

Hanover. Dec. 81, l83O-4,c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-18

FENHE President and Directors of the
n Bank of Virginia, have declared dividend Of
the profit for the last half year OF two and half per
cent. which will be paid TO the Stockholders, after
the 18th instant. a ROBlNSON.Ir. Cashier.
i,u =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-18

Formers Bank Of TIrginia.
IUTEIE President and Directors have declared
4 dlg,dcud Of two and half per cont on tht
capital stock, for the last six months; which will b
paid to the Stockholders on the 18th instant
Jan 3-2awIt WA. NEKERVis, Cash'r,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-22
LAND FOR SALE.

WILL he sold, Saturday, the 22d of &C.
w tober next, iffair, if not, the first fair day
Sunday except, thereafter, on the premises, to
the highest bidder, the Estate in Nelson County
called Rockfish, whereon thcal late Doctor David
r. Paterson resided. 1t lies in the fork of
Rockfish and James River, and contains about
five hundred and sixty acres. Both the low
ground and high lands are of most excellent
quality and susceptible of the highest degree Of
improvement. The terms will be one, two, three
and four years credit, secured by bonds and ap-
proved security, and a deed of trust on the
land.
greatly prefer selling the Estate for cash,
therefore any person disposed in the meantime
to give cash, will apply TO Mr.. Thomas Taylor
in Richmond, who is authorized to sell it, or to
myself in Buckingham, and if sold previous to
the day above ms ntIoned due notice will be ri
ven. propose seeding it a good crop of
wheat and in good time, for which a moderate
compensation will BIC expected. Possession
at Christmas. The purchaser may supply him
self with corn, fodder, & C. and such stock as he
may desire on the place.
This Estate is well known to be very supe-
Nor one, but presumilg purchasers will Judge for
themselves, | shall merely invite them res
pectfully, but confidently, to look al it. 1t will
be shewn by Mr.. Spencer Turner, who lives
adjoining, or by myself
REUBEN B PATERSON,
Executor of David r. Patteson decd
Buckingham August %, 1881. SPIT Sets
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STAGES

HNHE Western Route, running on the south
n side of James River to L ynchburg, leaves
Richmond every Monday, "Wednesday, and Fri
day, at O'Clock, a. M, and arrives at Lynch
burg the next day to dinner from thence the
line continues CONQUERED by WIN. SMITH direct
TO The White Sulphur Spring where Porter and
Belden's line to Guyandotte IS intersected:
branch from the line above Lynchburg drops
in The Tennessee route a: Salem, Va. At
Raine's Tavern in Cumbt rland county, the Rich
mohd Route intersects the Southern line from
Fredericksburg, by Gainesville to Georgia.
which passes Hamdcn Sidney College. The
best Troy Coaches and good Teams are on the
Inc, with skllui, sober, and attentive drivers.
The travel performed throughout to the Springs
by day light. Fare from Richmond to the
White Sulphur Springs SIC 90. For seats,
apply at the bar of the Union Hotel, Richmond.
All baggage, whether belonging to passengers
or sent by the stage at the risk Of the owners
thereof. a. PATERSON,
Proprietor, Richmond and Lynchburg.
is 27-2awtf
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IsHCEaNHONHD NHHELS


FHVIlE subscriber wishes to sell his Mills in
r. the city of Richmond. The Mill-house is
30 feet long and so feet wide, four stories high.
with six pair of Burr Nj II Stones, and adj
the machinery necessary for manufacturing
Flour. The lot which the mills are situated.
contains about D acres of ground, on which
there are also a large Lumber house, Coopers
shop, and Miller's house.
The Constant and ample supply of water from
the James River canal, on which the propcrty
Is situated the convenience of receiving Wheat
from both boats and Wagons, and the peculiar
advantages attending this kind of property in
the city of Richmond, in consequence of the
extraordinary demand for Richmond CITY Mil
Flour IN the South American markets, render
this one of the most eligible situations for man
nfncturing -four to be found in Virginia Pos
session given on the list of June next.
He also wishes to dispose of four Brick Tene.
ments on 7th street, near the residence of Dr.
Watson, and five teneInents on Cary street,
in his absence the property will be shewn, and
terms made known to any person wishing to
purchase, by his son Richard II. Cunningham.
A liberal credit will be given.
ED. CUNNINGHAM.
Goochlart, Sept. ], 1881.
X The Baltimore Patriot will insert the above $50
far relates to the MILD twice a week six times and
send their bill TO this Office for collection.
sept 1o--2awl2t
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EBHsESTOE3 ESTATE.
g7S the COPEssEy Of IE0g', ~ SEEfSzz5R


8 N pursuance Of the power vested In tho Prosf~
a dent and Director. of the Literary Fund bY
an act of the General Assembly passed 9th Febrti
airy last nuthorising the salo of the Bristoe tract
OF land, in tho county of Prince William, propose
ais VIII DO received by tho said President and Di~
rcctors, for the whole any portion Of tho said
tract, until the 10th day ofOstober next,
Tho annexed extracts from tho law win show
TIE conditions required or the purchasers
Persons Offering proposals will consult thor sv \,
convenience In hzng the instalmeBts of the pu1
chase money.
Tho Bristee tract ooutaina by survey Cf9f acres
The greater Pari of which re uy,Gor Ioazss which viz
expire ~ The year 1859, md which are srrbiect tc,
annual rent of about 81, 900 pounds Of tobacco
By order Of the President and Directors sf the
Literary Fund.
J. BROWN, Jr. I'd Aud,r,
3D. BE it furthcT enacted, That il shalt be- tho
duty ofthe said President and Directors to REQUIRE
of the purchaser VurchasoEs of tho said tract
bonds with sufficient personal security payable tc
the SAID President and Directors together with 4,
deed or deeds Of trust tho estate 50 soid to So
cure the payment Of the purchase money and inter
est; which bonds taken, shall bear interest from,
the dates thereof. And MI persons who shall fail
TO pay into tho treasury annually, within six months
after the same shall become due, the interest which,
may accrue on their said bonds, shall forfeit alb
claim to tho credit given on thoiT purchases and
the principal shall tboreuPon becon1o due and be-
recoverable by the said President and Directors
with all interest IN arrea~, by motion to the Gore
raj Court ten days notice Of the time OF making
/ such motion, tho payment thereof enforced nv
proceeding the deed OF deeds Of trust aforesaid
at tho discretion Of tho said President and Direct
| ors.
Sd. &c it further enacted, That all person.. b.,
! coming purchasers of land under tho provisions
OF tnls act shall have tho privilege Of paying tho
| amount Of tho purchase money az any tiIno.
4th. This act sh7iI be in force from The tase
eng thereof
may d 7.~t tie
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-22
Ncyy Hardware amd Cutlery
GTORT

III the Sign Of The Golden Broad fire,
On Main Street, second door below Mr.. Jaque-
lin P. Taylor's, and directly opposite Messrs
Lewis Webb g. Co.
FINHB subscribers have formed connection
q for prosecuting the above business, under
the firm of Johnson & Syducr, md ore now
opening a very handsome, entirely new, and
well selected assorj ment Of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY 81 SADDBERY,
10 which they invite the attention of their friends
and the public generally, os they are determined
TO sell on as good terms as they can be purchased
in the CITY. either by wholesale or retail.
THOS. r.. JOHNSON,
eept12 JOHN s SYDNER
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HIDES, LEATHER, &c.
inc su6scri6ers o0tr. for SAFE,
n aAGh Buenos Ayres hides

80 '"o'T1oGS oUtTJ0r SAFE,
1aegh Buenos Ayres hides
9psP 600 California do.
600 Brazil, &c. do
coy Richmond slaughter do.
2oo do. green calf skins
ianncrs' oil, bark mills, curriers' tools. etc.
Lea'her OF oil kinds, in the rough, or finished
oought or taken in barter for hides o. soal
Zooo sides soa leather, of all qualities, from the
very oest' to the most inferior, by the guam
uty or part ola side
25Oo IDS. shoe thread. OF all descriptions
oo dozen Philadelphia and other calf skins
4oo sides upper leather
Seai skins, morocco ms
Horse leather, varnish
Shoemakers tools and trimmings, lasts. boo,
trees, etc.
harness. skrting and bride leather
i,"% SKINS, bag hides, sheep skins and collars
o"I'aio' leopard, black and grey hair seal
cotton wo7sted and straining webs
general assortment of saddiery, bits, stir
rups, etc.
stocks "'p
Cut tacks. decr's hair and saddlers' tool, ctc
Chalse and covering hides
Patent leather, coach morocco skins
Coach laces, rattinct
Gig handles and bands
Coach handles and steps
wood springs moss, gig bows, etc.
ooo palr Richmond made plantation shoes
Cash paid for country hides.
w. &, J. C.. CRANE.
sep 1-Iaw6tc.
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H9'Ss'ssytCGzaaeM ElllcerS5Sy.
MSDICAE DEPARTENENT.

fEHiiE Lectures in this Institution will com
"a mence as usual, on the LIST Monday in No
Veinber, and continue, without ntcrmission, until
the LIST Saturday i'll March. The courses and
terms, arc as follows, viz:
Anotcmv e152 BY Benz, w. Dudley, NJ. d.
Surgery Is week. WIN -'''U'e ''"eS c0c"
Institutes of Medicine and Clinical practice,
SIS. BY Charles Caldwell. NJ. d. daily.
John Esten Cooke, M. d. daily.
Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and
Children, SIS. BY VIM. II. Richardson,
NJ. ID. daily.
Materia Medica and Medical Botany, SIS. By
Charles w. Short, NJ. d. daily
Chemistry and Pharmacy SIS. Bv Lunsford
p. Yandell, Nj. ID. and Ii. Hubert Eaton.
A. daily.
Large nccessions are making to the Medical
Library and Chemical apparatus, which will be
IN readiness by the commencement of the Scs-
sion BY order of the Faculty,
c. w. SHORT, NJ. D. Dean.
Licking ton, Ky. Aug. |, 1881. IS.
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o. D. g. CO. Aucts.
Administration Sale,

M ILL be sold, to the highest bidder, at the
w late residence of William Cunningham.
decd, in the lower end Of Hanover county, on
Friday, tho Esd of the present month, tSep,.1 if
fair: x not, the next fair day thereafter, oil the
perishahle estate Ct said decd, Consisting of a.
iarge and valuable stock, horses, mules, cows,
h'gs and sheep, carriage, single gig, Wagon,
threshing machine, two straw cutters. a corn,
shelter, several OK and horse carts farming uten-
ss, household and kitchen furniture, severaE
hundred barrels Of corn, blade fodder, &C. &c,
Terms CT sale-Al sums Of dye dollars and
upwards, credit of nine months will be allow
ed, the purchaser giving bond and approved Sc
eurlty, before the property is delivered-sums
under five dollars, cash will be required.
RlCHD. G. SMITH, Admor.
Of VIM. Cunningham, decd
Hanover, Sept. 10, ISSi-2awJtc
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Q. D. & CO. Aucts.
SHOES.

d.
On MONDAY, the Goth inst, dt 10 o'clock,
will be sold at the store, two hundred packages
Shoes, suited to fall and winter sales Amongst
them are, 60 cases mems stout brogans.
In the above sale are stou, brogons. prime
stout sewcd dc.i prime pegged dor lined and
bound dol boys thick sewed brogana and
shoes; prime scwed Munroesy stout lined and
bound sewed Munroes, stout pegged lined and
bound Munroes; prime retailing nailed wetcd
Munroesi mems lined and bound shoes, primo
calf scwed shoes, light dress pegged shoes;
mems best thin waxed sewed shoes: BOYS best
thin grained pegged shoes, women's welted
shoes, half heel roam do, leather heeled pumpsy
women's leather boots; misses best wcltsd shoes
-womens leather and morocco shoes, mems
boots, etc ect,
SC 20 o. D. g. co. Aucts.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-22

Inc next session OF llampdcn Sydney College
VIII commence on the LIST November. The en-
pcnses, for fees to Professors, board. room-rent,
and servants attendance, for the winter session
NOR session of four months, S57 %.
The faculty and the subjects taught arc as
follows:--
/. Chemistry, Natural Philosophy Mental and
Moral Philosophy, by JONATHAN p. CusH-
ING, President and Professor.
2. Mathematics, by PETER McVIccAR, Pro-
fcssor.
J. Ancient and Modern Languages, by A l..
HoLLIpAY, Professor.
4. Rhetoric, History, Sc, by Rev. GEoRcE E
EATON.
The annual meeting of tho Trustees, will
take place on the s8th and 2:th of September.
The new wing OF the college edi6ce will be
completed for the reception of Students. by the
LIST November. WIN. S. NORTON,
sep 8-w9t Sec'y of the Board of Trustees.
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IREE-HILL RACES

WILL commence the first Tuesday in Oc
w tobcr next.
FIRST DAY-a sweepsl akc--two mile heats
entrance Ssoo-half forfcit--8 subscribers:
l. Jas. J. Harrison enters produce of Polly Cobs.
by Arab.
2 Otway Hare enters produce of John 3. A
miss mare Flir'i.la, by Archie.
.. Jas. M Selden enters produce of his Drec
tor mare, by Charles
4. John b. Kerby enters produce of Coqucttc.
3. VIM. r. johnson enters produce of Realiy y.
by Charles.
8. VIM. Wynne enters produce of Isabella, by
Archie
T. Jno. Mlnge enters produce of Bet Bounce.
by Archie.
g. Geo. b. Garrison enters Atalunta, by Archie.
SECOND DAy--Proprietor's Purse S3oO--two
mile heats.
THIRD pAr-Jcckey Club Purse $1,000
four mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-An interesting race is expr Ct
ed TO be made for this dav.
BY THE PROPRIETOR
Accommodation as usual at the Tree-Hill
House, on tne field. sept l2--eOt
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4 AQUELIN p. TAYLOR wall receive. bv
~ the ships Julian. Anacrcon, and other
opportunities from London and Liverpool. direct
10 James River, large supply rf fall and winter
uoods, which, having been selected with great
care Tor the Richmond trade he will be prcpu
RED TO sell on such favorable conditions, that he
invites purchasers to his stock. in the hone of
beng able to furnish them on as good terms ms
they can be had in this country. In his assort
ment will be found
White, grey and MKT rapt cottons
MlXt, grey, blue, green and red plains
Rose, point, striped, duli and army blanket.
Drao ard olive fearnaughts and flushings
White, red, green, yellow and blk fanncls
Green and red bookings and baizcs
Dble mllled drab, mkt and other cloths
SipHrhne blue, blk, brown, olive and mulberry
cloths
Do blue, blk, drab and MKT cassimeres
Valencia, swansdCwn, toilanct and velvet
vestings
Bombazets, marno Circassions and rattincts
CRIMSON, lemon and blue rich moreen and
damask
Calcoes, ginghams, cambriclSs and iacknnets
Norsted, lambs wool cotton and silk hosiery
Oznaburgs, Ticklonburgs and burlaps
IRISH linens, lawns, shcc,ings and diapers
On consignment, 90 bu les Scotch, Venetian.
klddermlnster, double ply and Brussels carpet
ings anu rugs, which he IS authorized to sell as
low as In any market in the United States
I-wTt