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IN Powhan county rou December 49, 1850 zbtth liza
whtlo Ike Rebeeea hi, wife formerly Rshees RsJ 81
Ann Rske' formerly Auu RNd, children aud John Rad
ford dte also. John R,L,, end Eauey wife, mety Nancy
Saund't, John Bigby aud Martha wife Iiy ia s S.nr-
der' lohn Wood and Lucy bis WIFE, formerly Lucy s,uuds
ner' Phelps and Betsy his wife, formerly Brsy Saunders, John
Saunders anil Bh ds Sundsrs Nsuoy k M,,,h, B,
nv, Lucy Wood Bey Phelps, james Saunders saJ
Rho's Saunders Children snd heirs Of Jsne sundg formerly
jane RtfOd, who a daughter 81 The ,,d
also Johnson R'dford Mules Rsdod, Radord Benismo
Rdfed J Ch"le' Ratfod, John RsdoJ Thrms, Rsjrord
ub Rsdfod, Jo,eph Subl,d sid Edith b., formerly ID
Rdfd and Fnt.n GruPton and Phebs h ie, sad Jo
Rdiofd 18th su6sU Gupoo, are hs children If
Rubo Rsdiord ths eder who so Of John Bsdford de-
ee"sd Plaintiff,
Ri Radord, william Blackburn and Jane. BI,ekturr
blackburn formerly Elizabeth R'doJ Frsncn Apptr,on add I
APFs"oni the SAD fa9sn sod hn fhste Susan Appt
nerly Nancy Rdfotd John MoCsgo Mary his ,if Gs,
Msy s'drdi logslh With Aon dzsy formerly ondufal
nt Lucy DAYS wido" Of JeGeiy Davis dec formerly Lo,
drrSn Joseph bopsgIsn Ed~a'd Boodurset, W B,ndor,r
Nihsn Afs' and mwy hr wife, formerly M4fy oudursu which
sid Ar M'rsy, Ezibeh APpsr'. Lucy DAVIS; Jeph Edwsd
God wns@ Bon ur'e ard Msy Ayrts children Of Agos"
,ss' neIly Nsnsss ha1isfd, Defendants
IN CHANOkbFIhs day esDet the psnf' by ,hn w.Nssb,
h'did Wism Blackburn, james Barkburn, Aun Mx.y.
msy A9o Bndgsp Frsnei, Appou, Jbn Aprou, jobs
APpeon and Elizabeth h wife, formerly EiIahh Bondufsu
sepb Boutm sut Edwd Boudufn William Boudursn and Mans
secuy according 10 the s 81 Assembly snd tie roles Of
court and sPPenos 70 he ,stnl,'iiou q The court ey
by bsi, attorney sfofsd ordered tbs. The Esd c,5 II.
fSrd wsm B,skbnn Jsme Dsstbu-n Francis Anpe5.oo john
Mny vile obo hPps Jo'eph Bondursnt wsfd BonJo-
rsn, Wlsm ndu'sn snd Nhso Ayres a1sfy WIFE,
tsoes a. The court ,si msk herein, tb copy Of
eSmoS5 p @ months io%. es.Ss S III .ob, CIV Of
posted the hou door coritbyuse Of this county
cory -Te'tt'
J.uu,'yis. 49,
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FHHo the admirers Of ORNAMENTAL HEADS OF
N HAIR,-The Sub 'criber, who has Just arrived IN
thls Ciy from New York. ofsrs tor sale an extensv.
assortment OF Indies and Gentlemen's Wigs and
I0upes, all OF his maOuf.c,ure, and at a variety
OF prices that must meet the of all that are de
rous OF purchasing. The assortment that he has
brought with him this OCCASION i far superior and
much more extensive, than what he has offered at any
former period, consisting OF the greatest variety being
characterized Tor their peculiar taste and beauty He
requests, that those gentlemen wearing ornamental
Hair, and wishng TO have his splendid natural heads
OF Hair or half head dresses, commonly called To,-
Pee VIII take the earliest opportunity of bonoring him
with call
Those gentlemen who may feel disposed to honor
him with their calls he hat,ets himself from the gu
peroiy OF his articles in every particular, to secure
continuance OF their patronage Apply at the Ess II
Hotel, Richmond, between the hours OF ten and two
where the subscriber will be ready TO attend upon all
that may honor hin with their commands. His stay
THOMAS QUIRK.
Feb S5-n
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Feb. 8


ANAsHINGToN HOTEL RICHMOND, VA
w The Subscriber having leased lh. old aud well
koowD Estsblisbmen for term, of years takes thi,
opportunity to announce to his friends aud the public
generally aud particularly the former vlsiters OF the
house, that IL will be opened for the accommodate of
company, the first OF October. II is now undergo.
ing thorough repair, aud will be fitted UP in plain
but neat style with beds bedding, and other necessary
furniture, all neg, and OF the best kind His Sergans
are attentive ADD experienced ard hi. BarkeepeTs DO.
lite and accommodating Hs Bar shall at all times be
wei supplied with the best liquors anl wines and HE
Table WIKI the most choice decdcies of the season.
which the city and country afford and he Aaters
himself that by unreni,ng attention to his business he
wi" give entire sa'isacon to all who may favor bin
with their company
The WAsH1NGToN HoTEL is situated In the mo-,
pleasant part Of the city Immediately Opposite the Cant
to aud contiguous 10 all the Public Offices and hi,
short distance from the Theatre the Banks the Rain
the Warehouses, ard the offices Of the principal Miller
Of the city; and al the time sufficiently faY temov
ed to afford gentlemen quiet retreat when they wish
retire from the hustle and noise Of the streets Such
The local advantages Of this house, that may ven
ture affirm, that gentlemen visiting Richmond Ell.
,her business for pleasure will find il OF III.
most pleasant uatioDs in the city. 10 addition TO what
transient custom he may be favored with, the subscri
Der will be able 10 accommodate twenty-five hirfl
BOHRDERS, by the week, month, or year, on the
most reasonable terms. ROBERT e. MACON,
Sept II ss-n Late OF Goocblspd Court. House,
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MeSSTs. James HetcaTt. .4ndreLo J4cHeuy. TpTlfam
Bid Gideon iSon, James FttlIen and the unknotcI,
heirs Gf Jacob Seouer, deed.
FHNAKE notice that on the 24,h, 25 b, and 26 d.v-
- oi March next, at the Tavern OF william T.
Esgle.tou in the County OF Amelia and State OF Viz
eia, shali proceed to take the dispositions Of sundry
psrsons; and the 2Ist, 22i, rs aad 29.hdays o.
March next. al CumbeTieni Court Hou'e, in the S;aie
OF vi ginS, shall proceed take the deposiions
sundry Other persons: all the depot ions taken be
read es evidence in suit in Chancerv, erend
in the County Court OF Scott, in the State Virginia.
wherein am Plaintiff and you defendants
JOSEPH +. ASSLINE.
Feb 3. S5-wIwN
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VIR6INIAIn Ca,ueery Hshtz County, July Court $780,
'AHe W D"yd Auu 'Shh p0ydi Plaintiff,
George Greshsni, admir-. Of jaime. Boyd, Sen aBd in
his own rigbtJ ohm Foukei. Chrntian Godty,
Boyd, John BOYD, Sarah Boyd George Boyd aud
George Aisms, Defendant,
THIS h day lobe hes the ILL., answer ofthe de-
PENDANTS, Geo. Adi m Francis Boyd and EXHIBITS
and examinations the defendant .Nng
Stood oul all OF contempt the bill k
to h On The doth adjudgs
Easily the following Of his Of
the estate Of Jane: 'yj Jun snd mir
uaon oi the estate Of Jsmn Boyd, Senior, deceased
sihe
Tie aud the with specially stated, deemed
pertinent by himself by either of the he
stated aud the Court doth further adudEe, order
Tue defendant JOhu Boyd do render the Commissioner
his Guardianship Of the aintd directed 10
examine, settle and the TO the
Commionsr do the plaintiff and the
said james Boyd deo Of his during pefiod he
claimed TO Re their Gus dian under the will Of james
which account said commissioner directed
snd the doth further sdjudse orde
that the defendants Jhn Boyd,
lOn', executor MS wrong, w.
heofe the who directed
reportthe like he coutt. a Coty Te,.s.
SAML WILLIAMS, elk.
CJmmi,sinneI's Office, IIahfaI county,
January I2th, 1851
The patie, intered will please notice have spp int
ed the 18th dsy Of April 10 m
foregoing order Of court which dy
office, with their examination
aud setlsment aud with 5e copies If the ypt
THOS EASLEY, Con'm'sr.
Jan. ts. 7s-wsw
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VIII proceed to sell IN the following manner 1T All
OF that part OF saii property conveyed above me,
anu not subsequently conveyed 10 any other person;
then that part conveyed by said lsaacs John II Fo
ter, except such as he has conveyed ohers and il
that should not be suhcien hen such said Foster
has conveyed to others The above sale will contipue
from day to day until the said deed shall he fully sas-
ned or the property ali disposed Of Acting Trustee
will convey such title only tied in me as such;
which, however, believed to h. unQues ably good
JAMES KINSOLVING, Trustee.
Jan. 25. Sits
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&rhe ENQUIRER published twicea generally and
times week during the session OF tho
Price tho heretofore Five Dollars payable
advance Notes Of chItered banks on will bo
seceved The Editors win the safety Of
hitting them mahe all letters being paid by
ar the discretion OF the
Bditors) until all arrearages have been paid up. .
Whoever will the payment OF nine papers shall
have be tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
pr Onesquaro, OR ESS-First insertion 75cens-eachcon
q fuauce, so cents
has either been paid
Assumed by person in this city, or its onvrons.
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UCIlON. Being desrUus TO close NV business
IA IN this place, shall proceed to sell by public
auction, on the premises, (sale to commence oa ,b-
Z3d OF next month, February) the Tavern situated at
Tue west end OF the town, called THE WESTERN
HOTEL; with tie Household and Krch-n Furniture
stock OF Bacon, SC The LIVERY STABLE oppo-
site the above-Giss, Sulkeys, two Wagons, a light
Hack, &c-l2 HORSES, two OF which Stations,
pair OF MULES, matched and well broke-oetween
20 & 30 SLAVES, consisting OF men and women, boys
and girls There is an lee House the Stable Lot,
aud Pump, from which water is conveyed to the
Tavern, by means OF pipes under ground A fuIi de-
scrpon OF the above property is deemed
as persons wishing TO purchase view the same AT
any time before the day OF sale. The Tavern and Live
ry Stable will be sold long credit, the balance OF
the property for Cash, a short credit. Should
the Tavern and Stable (lor the waat of biider) re-
main uosold they will be for lease OF rent Those to
whom lam indebted are invited to call and receive
payne nt-ionssr indug Cannot be given to those
indebted TO me. BOSWELL. ALSOP
fREDERICRsBURG, Ian. Is. 7S-tds
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4 $50 ' ' 49," D'''''e'
ooed'ah jordan and Jane bis wife, formerly Morrison

ooed''A jordan and Jane h wife formerly Jato Morrison
hgaB, ~
Mary Morri.on widow Of Malcolm Morrison, John Bir
ana Ma'sset hts wi. formerly Mgue William w eod
wsrI ana Mary h; wife formerly Msry Msrf,pu
John 'btsoatTy aud SAsh his WIFE, formerly Ssah
j hn Nj prison, Drn.'
Tn, bull Of the Pintf being read aud filed,
John Montgomery and Sarah his wife ,hn on, not
ING catered their aud security according The
Ac' Assembly, the Rules
The Subtraction Of the court that they ruhsb;snt Ibis
state On The molten OF the Plaintiff, bS 'ounsel
hattie SAID Defendants Jhn Montgomery end S'tsh an
aud John hiton do here the thfd Monday M,r,h
ue1l ani srwer Ike hill of the Plaintiff,
order he forthwith inserted newspaper published Ia the
hehmond In" eight weeks tsSey, posted
door OF the courthouse of this county couu day
a
Jan. IS al 81
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e. eXscu ell TO the subscriber, nv AbI Smith, bear
ng date the 22l day OF July, 1880, and duly recorded
IN III tietks Ohce OF the county Court Of Powha-
tan, sha Of for s,le, public anction on the 18th
day 81 March, the tract OF land lying Butterwood
Creek In the county OF Powha,au, near Geniio, and
adJolnlug the lends OF Samuel Jon and others, u s
well known tract OF land, formerly belonging Major
Edward hoseey, aud ntains by estimation one thou
sand acres Ii has OR il commoiious dwelling house
and all necessary out houses Tor the Of
family, and Tor the purposes OF farming. Per-ons
wishing 10 purchase, invited examine the land
The sale will positively take place the pre- misses on
the day appoint d. foo cash.
Such title he subs rbsr has in the nd, and UGH
such only will be conveyed to The purchaser
JNO. Il MOSELEY.
Feb. 3. S5-w6w
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ouse, Sign, Chairs, and Ornamental Painting, Gid

House, Stgn Chairs, and Ornamental Painting, Gid
ing, &c.
TENHE subscriber truly grateful for the patronage be
N has received during the last ten years, respect
fully informs the citizens Of Richmond and the public
generally, that he has taken great of pains to per
ec himself in his profession and invites them to call
at hs old AMI, next door TO tbs Compiler office, and
examine his limitations Of wood and marble
Orders from the country in his line attended 10.
c. w. McGINNESS.
Dec II. 64u
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" pursuance OF order OF the Superior Court of
n Cbancery tor the Richmond District offer for sale
Tract OF Land on Crump's Crack in the cosn,y OF
Hanover, about tour miles below the Courthouse con
tanning 1870 acres which are laid off into tour lots and
will he s0id jointly or srveray.
Also, Tract of Lind in the county Of G0ochidnd,
on the waters OF Little BYRD Creek. containing 537
joining the Lands OF Mr.. wv Payne & oilers
The Hanover Land will be shswn TO persons wish.
ing to purchase, by Mr.. Laney Jones, who Eves ar
1.-THE GoochaDd Land, by Mr.. Psyne.
For Terms, which will be accommodating, apply TO
me near H4nover 'uTibOuse. WIN. r. WICKHAM
Surviving Trustee OF The Estate Of SAINT Glsi, dec
Aug - 2S-d
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a. ALE OF lands anI slaves postponed. owing tue
~ previous inclemeDcy Of tue aIher, which re
dered the 10 b inst. unsuitable day Tor he sale OF
the Carys bro estates OF lands and slaves heretofore
advertised in this paper The said sale was postponed
to Tuesday the 10Th day OF March next when il VIII
certainly take place The premises and on the terms
az ia the said former advertisement nenuoord-if no
impeachment by unfavoraSleness Of weather should
again occurand 10 that event, the sale will be pro-
eeedsd in the FIRST day after the said imp dnru
shall have been removed. w. TIMBERLAKE,
Adm'r it'll the viii ,nnexed
Jan. 20. STD Of Wilson J Cary decd
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FHNHE sale of Oak Shades advertised for the 2s.h
u January, but which was unavoidabiy postponed,
will take place Thursday the 10Th of Feb if fair if
not the next fair day.-Terms one fourth ca.h-the
balance 10 two equal annual instruments With interest
from the day Of sale. JOHN WIGHT, Adm'or.
Feb. 3, az III,
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ABOURERS WANTED.-Wanted,3 80 able bo-
died Labonrers to assist in graduating road from
the Powha,an Coal Mines, to James River-Ths hie
est wages per month will be paid N F. DUNN,
at the Powhatan Coal Mines.
Feb 3 s56,
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|HNo carry into effect Decree oil the County Court
IL Of Hanover, shall, on Monday, the 2lst day OF
this month, II fair il not, the fair day. INV house
sell to the highest bidder for cash. FIVE NEGROES
belonging TO the estate OF John Starke dec-yiz +: A
man, two wCmen. girl ard a boy.
BOWLING STARKE, adm'or of
JOHN STARKE, decd.
fcp. i. Sat
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UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
~ Notice is hereby given that slIthe cells in this in
litution occupied aud that no more patients will
be received until of the said cells are vacant;
due notice of which will be given. BY order of the
Court OF Directors. l.. HENLEY
May &C. At
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SIR CHARLES.-This distng nj he'd fosl- g-ter
- whose Colts o.tener winners and more oil the m
selling than those OF any other horses get in America
and at higher prices will stand this spring, my
10 the county OF Chesterfield, within nile OF NJ co.
dys taverulS from Petersburg, and % from Richmond,
and now al his stand, ready to Mares Thir-
~ Dollars the leap, aud Fortyue Dollars the season,
payable the 18th OF July next when il will expire
Sscsnfy Dollars TO insure mare, payable as
she 10 known TO be in ioal, parted with-One DOL
Tar to the groom Tor each mare to be paid when he is
sent to the horse. Pasurage gratis which for quality
and quantity, is very desirable, being all well
and we'll watered. Every will be taken to pre-
vent accidents, but liability for any may hap.
pen. Servants sent will be found without charge, and
mares with without colts, we'll ted, II desired at 25
cents day.
My George W. Johnson. will reside on the
plantation, and will attend himself particularly to all
orders
Sir Charles is full 10 hands inches, I5 years old
this spring, and OF fine chestnut colour he
In higher health, there ever a surer foaI
ter. nor was any horse ever more admired for lorm
beauty, and commanding appearance. He has been
sfen advertised, that consider II unnecessary te
state again his numerous and successful races. The
records Of the different Jockey Clubs will shew that
his Colts performing the Turf wiz unequailed
success, and by their performances doing much to
sustain the high reputation OF their SIRE who was got
by Sir Archy, his dam by the imported horse Citizen
who was by Pacoiet, he by Blank and he by Godo.
phin Arabian; his gvand-dam Communication, imported
Dare Devil, imported Old Shark, imported horse Old
Fsarnought, imported more Jenny Dismal. got by Old
Dismal" VIM. JOHNSON
Chesterfield, Feb. 10. SS-wtI6hA
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Tis,s BIO k, PLAINTIFF
A. inst
sic Cr,,,l
ID John II. w,ubi,h, administrator

| Of Duk- W. Rowlstt,dec ''"'"''"''I defendants,
's' ss p sSs s.sr
him Ken ' for @, r1s to SG~, the rnd bill the .t
sdaise order and decree thai E.sy do take Se
also ssw;sa the sad B~dae Ctawey Dot. W. Ro~i, dec
tns e aT. "S ."y directed 70
Rs, @""T ~ S t CT s, ,s11ss BY the S'
account Of Of thu es. Of said Ro.e the
with sy MISTER se. to s S, aud ,pI A
or required by the psrtis. 10 be so stated. = ~
sAML WILLIAMS, Clerk
rs Pmtis. inisrsed will please ,ke notice
ns i'h day Of Artl mex, take the
qsd 'h paper. uS Ss "sS % y
JAN l6, 7s-wsw THos EASILY, Commissioner
OHANoERY. "a, ku'e p.ia It the Oet.. O6ee EseI
o Sa%'y Mo%ay the eh day Of 1890
rh0m. nj. Henley, her sumd'su aud it,nd, PnG >
William Repsod,, Albert Rennold Renu.ld or.v
Nsnn9S. Arthur Rennoid and Robert R,Uol dov
The defendants Albert Reonod, Henry Ren,vld net b.v
sS s"s % & and CIV ,euy according to ,b. Act
factor, 'deose ,hn h.y ,e not n,abaui. Of this
defendants do here the third Monday March nest and
paSlt St s or
mors f fort month, aees,s epy ported
CHANcEaY-Atr ule' h,d Tor ChsasrdeI county court
IN hc ce'k' oee thereof, Monday ihs 9Th d,y
joseph Brooks, ~.rd Burnett aad Reb,ee. hi, wife
hee'a Books, sHd Els' Broek',jr. Pi.inuG,.
Jogh Wood and Polly his wife, Martin Brooks, II r,kih Cheat.
hs, Chin phsr Chetham josiah AKIN
oosdiah Manhs, Anderson,
mMds snd jane, Snelngs aud
Toe def bdant', Joisrh Wood Polly wife IItL kisl
Dh,Mban Chrtopher Chesh.m josiah Akin Nancy
WI tam Snelnss aud Say Sueng, hsvE
psatanee aud gwen security according the
inhabitants Of this Comm nwestb oton q the elru-
ants by eonn'eN ordered, tht the said
Wood aud Polly his wife, Hez.ksh Cheshsm Chophe
6am JOSIAH Aka snl Nancy hi, wife, William Sal
Sein do appear here the second Monday
an'wtr the eooPis'nsni hill aud that cory th
WIN nrtd m some one VI the public
Cry Of RehmohL for months ,ueoe.,vey also posted >,
the front dc9t OF the Couth this county
court days Copy. Te,ts,
Jan -
CHANOERYl Ia Louisa County Court, JAnuary 100 1881
= A.'hu Dauiet aud Lucy, free noSroe:, Piis.
MsrgMet PondeIter Nicholas j. PoindcIter Gstr M ua,,
ahd mary IN" e, who Mary j. PoindeIer
or John PindeIe WslleT S. PoiudeIte, P,nd, Ier
WHnm X P0nde1ter, Mildred PoindrIe William O Ponder
" Jhn u PiodeIe Nicholas James PoindsIer
dexter htnry Pondtxte Thomas johnson,
VINO wa. sAah PoiLd'Ier, aud Patssy Ponde1ter,
The defendant, John Poind, John s. Pond yl,,n
PondeIeT, and Mildred PondsIle, HAVING
appssanee and given security according
e not 'nhabusn Of th' Safe, On the Plaintiff
me" COUNSEL Is Ordered, that the said John
fondtIieT william r. Pb"e-Ger, Pnnd1tey
here on The Il, day Of April the b OF thf
some n,w,Pape PubkeI the City RshmoDi for two month,
and posted at the from door Of .
county on some Cont dsy Copy. Tehs,
jan 20 ei-wST JOHN HUNTER, /
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4 ~
ID den Seeds. OF excellent quality are Tor sale at the
sorss OF John H. Eus,ace and John N. Gordon, NJ air
81 ee', AID also at The sub:cib-rs store on street
a. M G"rd-n JOSEPH RENNIE
A'tchoke, grsen globe
asparagus. large white
SnoP beans. early mohawk yellow elk weeks, early
ehi"a Dwarf dwait cluster. refugee or thousand to
Pale beans, email Lima, large Lima, scarlet runners
Beet early blood 'urop, long tVoi, French sugar OF
a. her, white scarcity, maugel wurtz-l
Broccoli, hne large purple cape, white cape, both
thee succeed we'll in this climate
Cabbage. fine early York, large York, early sugar
loaf early batter'ea Ia ba,tersea, great drumhead
MT Dutch, red Dutch, green globe Savoy, yellow
Savoy, large Bergen
CduGoDer, fine early, late
ClTy, white .olid
Carrot fine long orange, red, lemon, cress, garden
Cucumber, early frame, fine long green small girkin
EndiDe, green curied
Indian Corn, early golden sioux, tuscarora, rare
Lettuce-brown Dutch early cabbage, ice, fine white
Sll-.ia
,Meion-sreen citron, nutmeg, cauteloups
Egg PIdnt-pufple
.NLsfur tiuIn
Onion white, red Madeira
Pdrsnip-hnA large swelling
Parsley
Peds-ear!y Washington or true Nav early frame
early hospur, Charlton, marrow fat, DIV art imperial,
blue Prus'ian, Bishops early dwarf prolific, n-w
and very dwarf kind may be planted inches pea
from pea, in the row, aud l.2 feet between rows
Pepper-iong or Cay enne, tomato shaped or squash
P,nnpk ns-yeliow family, cheese
Rddtsh-esry scaet short top, long salmon, red tur-
mp, white turuip, black Spanish
Rhubdrb-for tarts
Spinach or Spindge-round leaved, New Z.aland
S2udsh-eatiy bush
Satisfy or vegetable oyster
IOmdfo-lsrge kind
IWn'P-eary Du,cb, white globe. red top, ruta baga
Catalogues of the above Seeds can be had, with the
prices annexed al the where the Seed ara for
sale.
Ai-o for sale ow-Hyacin,bs and Tulip Roots, Po-
lato, Onions, and Cabbage Plants.
Feb. 3. SIS 2aw6,
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edmond COTTON FACTORY.-Tne Sub.
M scribers OFF, for SALE their Office near Shoe ko
Warehouse, the following goods made at their Factory:
A Cotton iheefings
81 do Shirtings
Stout Cotton Oyndburgs, 20 inches tpide
find general assortment of Cotton Yarns
These goods believed to be equal in quality to
any made in the United States and will be cold az low
as goods OF similar quality be purchased 10 the
thern Markets.
The highest price will he given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON.
Sept "a. 4O-tf