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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-18
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1881

NOR SALE-A tract Of Land in the county of Char.
lotte, at the confluence Of Little Roanoke and The
river OF the same name, sometimes called Staun
ton River0 known generally as RANpoLpu's Lowrn
QUARTER. Its thought to be inferior to no plantation
on the river-contains about (and not less ihan) two
thousand, three hundred acres, Of which, more than
six hundred river low grounds There ia con.
siderable quantity also Of low ground on Little Roanoke
and horsePen Creek, plenty Of plant patch ground ard
much OF inc high land is very fine. 1t has small,
convenient grist mill, and the plantation is uncommon
compact and convenient to cultivate, being nearly as
broad as il is long.
Also Bushy Forest, containing nearly two thousand
seven hundred acres, on both sides Of Little Roanoke
ms tract approaches near to Charlotte Court house
ana would suit professional man. If not sold at pr,
vae sale, will be offered at public sale on the first
Monday in December next, being Charlotte court dav
al the Courthouse This tract be, and will Of re-
qured be divided 10 suit purchasers into two or
three parts.
u H., or William Leigh, Esq Halifax, c. H.
Nov. 4, 1881. 5I-tds
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~ RIxrz Amelia aad u <r....x.--- -

~ r.W NOhD-NEW BRlDCE-APPoMA rrox
IN RIVER Amelia and Chesttrfeld Count,es.
Noise 10 10 hereby gwen thai Peu'ioa will 10 pre-
snssd 10 tue nex' General Assembly Of Vre niA, pray
ing mat law my bs Pss cd authorizing road to be
opened from Cousins road, in the soupiy OF Au ella
crossing ApPomatox river at Pury-at's I,wer corner
and running from thence TO The Pc er,bu z road at
near necJap. moody's tavetp, In the county OF Chez.
tefheid. THOS. r GILES,
ROBERT COUSINS, Sen.
ED w. ANDERSON,
WASH. +. TORBURN
Sept 2s. 3g-.av
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HIP ROOKFIELD FOR SALE.-On Tuesday, The
4D IL day Of next month, December IL fair, II
not The next lair day thereafter, will bs sod publ,
auction, tbs premises. the Tract o. Land on which
| new re,ide, called B'ookheid, lying on The Brook
Turnpike Road, hv. mile, above the City Of Ri.hmond
containing by late survey 593 asreS. There are
about 100 asres ct hrs low grounds tho same quantity
Of second low greupd' and The part OF the his
land Of very good quality, and 10 high Of cul-
vaton There seeded the land, from ITO 10 $50
bushels o! wheat.
The bulldogs soniist Of eommsdious two story
dwelling house, ard all tbs Iesessaty cut houses;
much bstter than are usually found farms in this
part Of the souLt y. There is very large aud
new barn, with OF the best thre,hing machines I
ever saw, which cost $685. There is very gosd ,prO
near the bous., and well Of excsllent water in The
ysrd
This 10 most desirable country reside nee and 10 suf.
bsien''y near the City Of Riehmond, fer gentem man
residing on IL, TO arend to business in that plass as
Is not Than hurs iide.-Any gentleman wish
ing TO view the Plaptaien, fire The day Of ,aIe, will
DO sh wn il by my son John, myself, both OF whom
eds the premises. The isrms will be made known
on the day Of sale, and will be accommodating.
A, the same time and plaes, will be sold, at public
auction, all my stock Of horse1 mules, cattle, (amopg
them four y.ke OF good oxsn) hogs and shssp plaua
tation ensis, OF corn tpdder nd hay, and
articles Of household and ktshen furniture For all
under dolar', cash will be required. For all
sums Of and a. owe ten dollars cfsdit OF six month
will be given the purchaser giving bond with approved
security o. notes, negotiable and payable a, Of 'h-
Banks in Richmond, wi app owed endori,rs.
BEN. SHEPPARD.
Nov. IL. So -,dr.
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ID AN AWAY. on Friday last, All OF Nov. mbsr
10 from John Timberlake's Factory, a Negro Man
nam.d SAM GAINES, whom purchased about four
months ago Of John Dozue Of the county Of Hanover
will give Five ,llars TO any person or persons tha
will deliver the said Negro to me at the city ganl
Richmond. RICHARD GAINES.
Nov IL. Ea
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EINOR SALE.-That VOL known Establi. ent, the
u Swan Tavern, in the Town OF York, .r,y OF
suFied by L,wrenes Gibbons, ard istery by M It hew
Wills, deed Is advantageous situation 10 pre-eu-
nent as Public House. Ii being sPasiovs tuildipg
10 good condition, 0mmedia'ey opposite .hs Court
large stable and To- This t:aemont will bs sold pr
vatey on adv term' TO applicants desivipg
TO purchase Should no. be disposed OF before York
December court day, II will 'h.n be cold publie v on
the pre- msss, for cash. WILLIAM NELSON.
Nov. a.. Sd
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NOTlCE. VIII be sold on IN third Monday in ID =
cember mex, al Place Edward Court. house, (o,.
Ing stuh day. on credit Of tive month, the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security, Nsgfo
Man end w mau; uzlssS The woman shall be pre- siousiy
sdjudged by arhi raiors 10 be The property OF another
person-in that Gaze, the alone will be soI'.
JOSEPH WILSON,
Adm'r. Of Sarah b. Watson. des'd.
NV. 10. Bt-3t
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VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION AND Me-
GROES FOR SALE.

WILL be sold. en- Tnue'day the 18Th December
w next on the Publis Square In tho city Of Talla
In that territory, laying in Madison sounty, Township
io Range lS south and east, and imme datey on the
west side OF tho hne river Suwsnuee about is miles
north OF the Gulf oil Mexico. consisting OF ll6s 2
asres more less, Of rich Land as can be found in
mat territory, the growth Of which eonsiss of live oak
Of the isrges, size, Mulberry, Wild Ch,rry, Magnolia
| and Hickory, under growth cane.
One or tSo spots formerly cleared by the Indiana
have since grown up in irkiy ASH On the Plan.
taion Is good Dwelling House, Store Houses Glib
Stables. 10 10 Negro House. and Blacksmith, shop.
on the Plantation will produce 100 hhds Sugar n. 1t
ial-Tbere 10 corn tho Plana,ien sufficient for 60
hands for one year
The preparations for making Sugar ere Of The mos,
extensive and valuable kind, consisting Of cast iron Su.
ger Mill, 'he rollers Of which twenty by thirty elk
inshes four Copper Kettles, Of the following siz,,,
wiz $50 $40, 500, and GIG gallons each, with two
hundred and fifty gallon Copper st II and Worn; large
COPPER Pump, aud other nsee,rary apparatus for max
ing Sugar and Rum in The 6r,, oder-al Of whish are
en- rely new, and al'ho' set up the neeeHa ma
toriai' 'ush as Furnace Brick, sommon Btsk. Lime,
Hs are on The spot ready for putting all up in short
time All The Farming materials iog ether with Fl ST
rate Wagon and six Horse Team, Cattle, Hog, ask.
smith's Tools, &c.
A.o from 20 10 80 very likely Negroes, amongs,
which are two Blaeksmiths. Cooper, and one vaua
BILE House Servant and Ho,,ler. There are but two
women In the lot, and the mer principally Of the
ages from IL to 25
This property was purchased after careful exam-
na'i'n OF the greater par, OF the land, 10 Florida Hav
ing so many coed qualities con- bined rich land
good waller, healthy situation, i'm med aeiy fine
gible river, which never flow, tho lands, aud ad-
vantage Of sea breeze, are inducements which seldom
are 10 be found in any country. The great quantity Of
Live Oak the land, makes il immensely valuable
Terms Of Sale.-The Land and Negroes, MILL Ket-
ties, Sill and Worm, and Pumps eash The Bricks Line
ack'mih'. Tool', Wagon and Horses, Corn and F,d.
dss' Sugar Cane, on credit Of IL months Sale poitve.
New Yo k, 18Th o... 1891 4sNI2.
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HhISMAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY.-Tbe
~ annual meeting Of the Dismal Swamp Land Com.
pany, will be held IN the town Of Suffolk on Tuesday
the 18th November next. full meeting of The stool
holders, either in person by Attorney is earnestly re-
quested, business OF much importance 10 the future
property Of the Company, will be taken into eonsde
ration at said meeting. RIO; BUTLER, President
Dismal Swamp Land Company.
SrniGtfeld. oct. 2, 4hls31 1o-h
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FNNHE FREDERfCK'S-HALLF FEMALE SEMI.
n NARY-Conducted by Miss Boggs, will be con-
tinued the ensuing year. II will be opened on tfe
18th January and will close the 18th Of December
with vacation OF one month, from the 10Th of June
the 18th OF July.-The pupils will be instructed in
photography, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English
Grammar, Geography, with the use of the Globes,
and the Rudiments OF Astronomy The price Of board
and tuition will be $I2O, half payable in adj.
vance, and the balance the end Of the year. without
any deduction on account of absence from school
Each pupil will bring wi her pa OF bisL ksis pair
OF Sheet, solor soion sountrpane aud ur IL,
all marked; or IL 1, preferred, they will be furnisbed
by me- for 40 adj tOna sbsrge O. 50 Such young la.
dies remain In nv family driing vaes,on, will be
charged a, the rate OF $40 per month. There .
lew vseansies yet TO DO b led. Letters Adorned 10
me, should be Crested TO Long C-e POET One. L,u-
tea. FREDERICK HARRIS.
FFedeTisks-HAI. Nov a. 51--w6tT
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CARD-MINIATURE PAINTING.
TAN ISIS VALUE, With sentiments e increased gsa
1V9 niude Tor LAYERS resolved the present ysaf zen.
des her iOeere thanks to her friends and patrons ADD
respectfully Ioicih continuance OF their psstons gs
She 10 al ME- D1puys, Mansion Houss, Msis
Street. Nov. l. 5O-u
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NEMALE EDUCATlON.-E IL beth Dabuey w. n
II son'inns h.r School next year, at her present
residences near TSompon's Cross Ro.ds, Louise. The
usual branches OF female education will be taught and
particular as ntion paid 10 the morals and manners Of
the pup' The boarders will have the aids improve
mont OF good Library, G obe,, Maps, ks.
Thu terms ars, $50 Tor board. exclusive Of bed and
bedding inslusive $65-Tui,ion $50; II Theorem Paint.
ing be taught there will BIS ditto lsl charge Of 49,
The School will open the 6rs Of January and so,e the
iast oil November, with . months vacation in Tho sum.
mer. Nov l5. 54-2s
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AND 10 the Fo X, o Hanover oy sale AT I,y
Iorsvlle, on Saturday The 10Th day OF .vember,
vii bs tHsrsd for ssl- 10 The highest bidder the
pspder Of my land 1853 scfes, one third Of which is
woodland. TOE Bssi includes The msnsios house &c
The whole will be ousfeo WIN a reserved bd OF
$4,000 eash on tho san e, payable e IL. of Angus
being PERMITTED TO enjoy the premises the ensuing
Sesr slate the reserved bid publicly, that persons
may DO sufed OF my deernp alton 70 cell ard sl,o Of
great bargain The purchaser can be accommodated
with several hundred barrels Of corn stock Of various
kinds, plantation utensils, SC.
~. B-For psrtieulr lssaioD, see Eoqui,sr, Sept.
goth apd following r. j. ANDERSON.
Os'. H. 45-2,ss wid
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A TEACHER WANTED Tho Trustees Of The
IA E'eDez.r Academy wish to engage for the ensu-
ing year, teacher to take charge Of H. He must be
well qualified TO conduc, a classical school.
Any person wishing further inform ion, can obtain
J. BY addressing letter 10 +. Merit, LaureDseviIle
Brun'vick etuDty, Virginia.
T ! %r {: s&lrn. {co~m'".s.
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a DMlNISTRATOR'S SALE-The subscriber a,
IA administrator Of Isaac Oliver, E,q eeceased, will
sell by public auction 10 the highest bidder, on Monday
The IS day Of D,ember next fair. II no, o,herws
the first fair day afsr tho farm lately oseupied by
Mr. Oliver. Ia the county Of Hanover, all his House.
hold and Kitchen furniture, and the entire stock oil
Horsss, Hoss, Sheep aud Cattle, and tho crop Of Germ
and Fodder made upon the state this year. tos ether
with the Farming Utensils Of every kind.
And on Thursday, the 22d day OF the same month
at The farm owned by MIR Oliver, In the same county
called Spring Grove the stock Of Horses Hogs and Cat
ne there's and the crop Of Corn and Fodder made there
kind.
Terms For ell sums Of Ten Dollars and under, eash
for all sums above Ten Dollars, credit Of six month,
will be allowed
AL per'ons having eaims sgaus, the estate, are re.
quested to present them, duly authenticated for pay
men; aud all those indebted to the estate, are hereby
required 10 make imme diae payment as The subscriber
wishes to settle biz account EDWIN SHELTON,
.adn,inistrator Of Isaac Oliver, deceased.
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ERUIr TREES -H.priec County

tJM n Nursery. have for 'aIo at my
WNsE' Nursery, within three and a bali miles Of
--aekss- Richmond large eolles,iou Of budded Ftui
TfesI, consisting Ct Apple Pear, Pos,b Plum, Cher
~, Aprieo's Nse'arins, Almond sts OF The shoicea
kod. As make II my business to ,elsst only those
hat hSve been found 10 succeed bts In this climate
having few trees 90 standards, In foil bearing, IN nv
own oshards oi nearly all the kinds propagate, there.
fore can Recommend them 10 perfest opdenee Of iber
correctness Catalogues may be had graft, at the book
store Of Peter Cotton, where spy orders that may be
left viii be pupstuslly attended 10.
Grove, oei. 49, 5i-st JOSEPH sINToN.
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NMJlI.L be sold, on Tuesday the 18th November,
Wv next, at Clielden, Little Plymouth, King
and Queen county, credit of nine months, all my
house and kitchen furniture, stock of horses, cattle
sheep and hogs, farming utensils, &c.-Also fodder
straw and shucks, and valuable threshng machine.
VIM. b. BOYD.
Oct. Z. 4S-h
The above sale |, unsvtidsbly poa'porc1 ill Thur
day. the "a instant. w. B BOYD.
Nov.
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IFHNHE business heretofore conducted by he sub.
IL bers, under The 6rm OF Pusksu and Brook. ex-
hem will please present them, AMI those indebted will
make Immediate PAYNE nj TO Isham Pickett, who 10
alone authorized 20 settle the business fur her inGu
gence sanno, be given. ISHAM PICKETT,
Ost 81. ZACHARIAH BROOKS.
CENTRAL HOTEL
The subscriber will carry the aotve cs'abli,hme ut
and hopes 10 meet from generous public, liberal en-
sgeRent, as he " i'll d.vo the Who'll. of bis time
lion in his power, TO give general safoson to those
who may favor him with -eir eusiou that neither
peins nor expene will be spared 10 make every hpg
comfortable and coLvenen his table will a, all mes,
DO filed with the decae.s that the market aJrds and
HE stables wi he bss Of food, with experens ed and
auen i've tiers. HIS charges will be a, moderate ne
any o her smila' establishment in the Ciy. He ba.
fallen from his prices 10 the iollowing For mao and
horse psr day, 81 90; horse one night, so cents, and
aDy longer stay will te rated seeordng 10 the stay.
81 ouid Ike 10 accommodate few more yesry B,aad-
ep. ISHAM PICKETT.
| RICHMOND. Ociotor, 81, SIT.
TENO Mssns. Solomon PAllen, Bridge & Toler King
III & Mead, Amos Palmer, Lord s. L,es, Kyis &
| ID nnis'on, Dote & Herell, Orlando Elmer, Amos
Palmer s. Co. r. 1. Smith & Co., Berri King, III snry
De Grooi & Co. and Bouquiere 81 Alien
Yon vii please to take notce, that Saturday, the
2ih day OF December next, at this house OF Lee 'u
were, a, Newtown, in the county OF King and
| in Virginia, between the hours OF o o'cIosk 10 the
morning aud sun-.e OF tba day. bel proceed to tax.
tho deposi ioss OF William Lyns, Joseph Pollard and
others, TO be road as evidences 10 suit IN equity,
'epsnding and undetermined, in The Superior Court
| OF Law and Cbsnsery for ihs county Of Henriso, 10
which am plaintiff and yo, Northumberland II
ON any eaufe the taking Of The said depoiions ,hsll
mol be completed on the day afore said, The taking
thereof will be fon:inued on the 26 AMI II days o!
he same mouth, and boiwern the sams hours and a
ne SINE place. sm your obo ssrv'.
NJ Nj FALLEN.
ebmond, Oct. 81, 1881. 47-I6,
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MoTICE.-Wanted at the Penhentfary, the follow.
lV ing timber, viz:
cord split white oak, II #. long Young tough tim
DO DO do IL do Der. to be cut By
3 do do do 9 do suing year.
1000 wheel spokes, but white oak, all heart
1900 do fellocs, willow oak, do
30 900 hoop poles and 900 flour barrel bTets 10 he
delivered by the rs, March next.
THOMAS NELSON, p .P.
Nov.A. 5I-T
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HNEMALE TEACHER WANTED.--Tu rubseri.
IL Der, liog in The county Of -nrico, wishes TO
employ, for the eDsUiDg year, Female Teacher, and
10 reside 10 her family. Satisfactory iesmo nisi, to
show The qualifications Of The applicants 10 teach assur
asey reading, Wi ing, sfiihmes, geography, and The
use and application OF globes and maps will be r,qur-
ed. For further particulars enquire OF Messrs Wor-
ham & MeGrudsr ia the city Of OF Richmond.
MARY G. c. SHEPPARD.
Oct. I'll. 17-1 & VII
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The ENQUIRER 10 published week generally and
three times week during the session or the
price, the saue a. heretofore Five Dollars
advance Notes Of chartcre banks ony be
fooeved In payment Tho Editors will sasty
them BY matho postage Of all letters being paid byths
No pspor WILDE (but the discretion
Edttofsl until all arrearages have boon paid up
~ Whoever will tho payment OF nine papers shall
have tho tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n Onesquae, OR LESS-Frst insertion
dnunnce, 0conts.
sssNc until either been padror
nssnnod By some person In this city, Its environs
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ID edmond MILLS-For Sale or Lease-The
y subscriber w.shes sell his mills In the city of

IDTCHMOND MILLS-FOr Sale Ledsc.-The
~ subscriber wishes to sell his mills In the city Of
Richrroad. The Min House Is so feet long and so
Feet wide, four stories high, with six pair Of Burr
mill stones, and all the machinery necessary for
featuring flour. The lot which the mills situ.
ated contains about IL acres of ground which there
are also large lumber house, cooper s-shop and mil
ler's house.
The constant and ample supply of water from the
James River Canal, which the property is situated
the convenience Of receiving wheat both boats and
wagons, and the peculiar advantages attending this
kind oil property in the city Of Richmond, in conse
quence OF the extraordinary demand for Richmond City
Mill Flour in the South American markets, render this
one OF the most eligible situations for
FIRST Of June next.
IL not sold shortly, the property will be rented to
good tenant for term Of years
In his ABSENCE the property will be shown and terms
made known to any person wishing TO purchase, by his
son Richard H. Cunningham.
A liberal credit will be given.
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM.
Nov. l5. 5I-St
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-I am dispose d
~ sell my mill and plantation, on Cars creek,
In the county OF Rockbrdge, lying on The highway
from Covng'on aod Bath to Lexington, distant about
mile from the later, and two miles from the north fork
OF James River, whish nsvgabie Lynshburg Thi,
farm contains upwards Of 400 asresa large por ion CT
which OF excellent quality, and has suisien, qupn
lily oil meadow-ail OF which 10 wateret. The i'm.
provemen' are good soun'ry farm house, and all ne.
sessary out houses; new barn Of the first order, and
200 acres Of cleared land which may be divided tito
ten helds 80 as 10 have running water in each; vau
able Merchant MILL lately built With two pair OF stones
tho house is three stories high and large enough TO
sonain ten thousand bushels of wheat.
Tho situation OF this FERN ind pendent of its fertility,
adds greatly TO its value Ii Is in tho nes OF
three Manuacore. Of Iron, of Lexington, the College
oil Wa,hngioL-and edords al excellent stand for a
eounry store. gen leman DESTROYS OF residing Lex
ington on account OF his children, sould with eonve-
nenee, attend 10, and draw all his supple, iror, his
farm. The Mill, which has good custom, and W hsb
with good manage Mt sho may reiaD is situated
the lower end OF the trac and may be- separated from
II without ineonve nienee. 1 am willing TO cell them
separate. The terms OF sale will bs made eonvenen,
10 purs hassrr. A. STUART
S'aunton, Nov. l0ih, 1881. 5t-6l
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Sept. Is.

are au'horiz ID to state that counter petition, will
90 Presso'eo 70 The cp.ning e the road ntoned in
the above notice. ARCHIBALD THwEATT,
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M1OST valuable River Lands, in A,bemarIe. 10 b.
W. sold at auc ion, on Monday, The nineteenth day
OF December mex, about miles below ChaIlotte.v
on credit Of one two and hree years This
tains about enc thousand asres, between and buu
dred acres low grounds,soue rich any The world;
the high land good farning land, and Iays well,
mNkably well watred and beshhy-upwards OF three
hundred bushels OF wheat will be seeded this
The improvements various and good, the DIVE ling
house very roomy, and most ,aunuliy suaisd indeed
this 10 the most b anful farm peIh,ps 10 the Sale.
After the sale of Montesgie, tho above farm, will be
offered, on tho same terms, jus, above il, contain
ing between ihreo and four hundred asres much such
land as the above and the river with very good
and nice dwelling house, aud all oher necessary out
houses, healthy and well wa,ertd.
Alter the second farm, will be offered on the same
terms, snoher tract Of abou. TIRE hur dred acres
ly In woods, joining both tho o.htr,--a very good
dwelling house this farm, the land OF good quality
and perhaps has mors good timber il than any oihsr
tract OF ito sze-the right to these lands Is ed
this last trae, /, about mile from the river. / will
with pleasure she W the land, TO any wis ing &c
purchase CRAVEN PEYTON
McntsasIe, AibemsrIe, De, &c. 53-3,
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NEW GOODS.

MILTON HALL has just received from
W. New York, the following Goods, which
he offers for sale very low for cash, or short and
approved credit, viz:
Havana brown, white, muscovada, New
Orleans and loaf sugars; raisns; tea. and wines
Colgate's and Doolittle soap; maccaboy and
rappee snuff; smoking and chewing tobacco;-
crockery, g ass and china ware; case knives and
forks; androns, shovels and tongs; hand saws;
brass and glass knobs for bureaus; fur hats and
caps; blank books of all kinds; bibles, testa-
ments, school books, and a variety of other
kinds; beds and feathers, mattresses, chairs,
tables, bureaus, watches, new and second hand
clothing, dry goods, and variety Of other arti-
cles. April 27