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Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-03
CLay's Itch Ointment.

For pleasanness, safety, expedition, ease I'd Ger.
."'"ty is infinitely superior TO amy other for that
t"rmrntins disorder.
Price rs cents per box.
Clay's Stomach Bitters.
They will he found in all cases of the follow inc de-
srr'p'"n" give relief: Nausea. Vomiting, Heartbnrr
C"s'tvFness, Weas<Tess at the Breast, Pain i'm The
stomach Loss of appetite, and all svmp,oms NJ
Indigestion and Fiatuence, and as a nervous cordial
Is no! I" he surpassed by any thing.
Price 25 cents hex.
Pearl Tooth Poardcr.
THE eelebsated Powder leeds no re ,omwouso,:
--evrryg sntleman an dv sh0nl be il tLe cnn.,n
use Off, fthey wish to preserve their teeth fran a.
llv-,ss appear Of be 'u,ifu ,early While.
Sold ~ Samuel BGeI. Abbe g. Barnes. mad
Lee & BecksOitk. ''''~
Lisshfsid. J0ss SO, 1880 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-03

NOTICE.
NUE Hon. Court "f Pr"hair for the Dis
u irirt "f Liichfrld has Hunted and allow
I'd six months from the date hereof for TN.
creditors I" the estate of
MIRANDA NORTON.
lat" "f Goshen. IN said district, deceased, To
exhibit their claims I" the executor thrrcnC.
for adi ustment aud settlement. All claims
against said estate. not exhibited within said
time, will ir drharrrd.
GEORGE STANLEY. Executor.
Goshen, Ftb Z. 1881 SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-03
FOR SALE.

M4T.ySs ALL ''c h"M 1Stu'e gsTA
sSS;asS of the subscriber 10 the f esssfA
IL w Furnishing Village of ssssssEg
-nA. Wolcotuilie, in the town aEs&sszazEaa
! of Torrngton. consisting Of the following val
liable property, viz: About two acres Of land
on the south side o! Waterbury river, opposite
the We'll known tavern stand Of Capt. Samuel
Bradley, on which are a two story dwelling
house, with large well shaded and beautiful
yard in front, and finely cultivated garden in
the rear Of the house a barn. carriage house,
wood house and other out houses; a small
dwelling house, and large and convenient
store. This property is all of it in the most
pleasant part of WolcoItville, which renders
j: a very desirable place Of residence for man
of business.
Also, that well known Store Stand on the
north side If the river, situated a few rods
from the W"oIen Mandatory in WoIcott-
lille. The store has been recently built. is
conveniently constructed, and is decidedly the
best stand for business in the village.
Also, one new twostory Iwiling House
md Lot, about twenty rode north ofthe meet
ing house in said village. The dwelling house
is we'll adapted for tw" families.
Also, about FIVE ard an half acres Of good
LAND opposite the Meeting House, suitable
for pasture ar plough land. There are two
good building lots "n the same, very pleasant.
y situated. Tue above mentioned property
VIII be sold on the most reasonable tcrms.-
For further information apply t" SAMUEL
BRADLEY, or to the subscriber, both of VOL
c"ttvillr. WIN. E. RUSSELL.
HofcofirWe, Hug. 10, 1880 to
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-03
Calvin Moves Estate.

Calvin Noyes' Estate.
WE Court nc Probate fnr the District of
= sharon has limited and allowed six
months from This date for the creditors of the
estate Of
CALVIN MOVES.
late 1T sharon. in said district. deceased, to
EXHIBIT their claims against said estate Il. I'M.
Subscribers executors "f the last " IN and tes-
tamrnt of said decreased.
WIN. p. OYES.1
AARON READ. ! Erecrsore.
VIM. NJ. SMITH.
ShGTen. Fec. q 1891 .Ao
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-03

P0ssion.-What is more unpleas M .anG
What so mucl. dprOyatrS from he ctarhct"!
Of an amiable, beautiful, or accomplished
woman, as to behold her in passion =
For n young lady I" become en'ag"d at the
misdenleannr Of u servant or because h";
milliner failed in execuiim" her commands
in proper season; or that her 'liesS did M.
precisely s,,it her taste; "r from any "ihcr
trifiing motive !; at once discovers III" wan
OF an,iabilitv, as well az Of su0ic."n
strength Of mind to suppress her temper.
Such an one would ncvcr be- selected as III,
partner of u sensible man such could not
kindle exalted admiration, true rrs;cct, "s
genuine love. do not wiSl. to api,lanG
tllost. tame beings who have not IL Suffi'irn-
cy 81 spirit to r,Srms an inS,l., ar t" u.hulh
az opinion against the obslinacv of some
jackanapes f"p; meve thelcss all tbs nigh
be done in temperate languagr, anl witt
such d fi'lemt bearing as is the true char
acsefistic of q delicate female. Wla' is
m0rs admirable than to- witness Il young an
beautiful female, timiilv alducmg S;rcnu-
Gus arguments in opposition I" some posse
tive theory al the lords of the creation. an'.
while her good sense aud sound !lucr,in.
carry triumph WIN tucHI, ~ see 'i't u't'I
blush of virtue stealing over her forehead.
at her own success. When the p s-i"n< al
her opponent are excited, I" witness her,
cool and collected, and talhcr rn,irav"rim.
so soothe than To triumph, to all " than n
perpiex. Deliberate Grmnrss in any moo
men, "f contest, ar extremity, is eve: r""'S
mendable, aud IA woman who c,n f"ntl |
gaze upon the conntenancc OF her hu>h'm'.
tell him, IN gen,hncss. Of his faults. and be-
seccb that he viii endcav"r Cor her sake i
aud far his own, To mend them, is as neat
jy allied to an angel as a mortal may be-.
How long did Adam remain in Para
disc before he sinned ~ asked AN 0miabh |
cara sposa" to her Loving husband. eth |
hegot ac!fe," answered The husband calm.
y.
Men are in no degree of life easy or
CONSENTED. Kings would be private men,
and private men would b. Kings. The
statesman envies the happiness OF the me-
chanic. The mechanic extols the dignity
OF the statesman, and envirs his place aud
power. Meanwhile, the safe AMI easy
road ofsvirlne is often unseen, or il seen,
acknowledgements.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-03
INDIA RUBBER
OVER-SHOES.

HAS just received a fresh supply Of this
- useful article, at his store two doors west
at the Court House, where old India Rubber
Shoes will be REPAIRED at short notice.
January IS 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-03
NO'TlCE.

80 Nj NOlICE.
TIME Judge nf the C"urt "f Pr"hntr c.r
= THE District Ot Waterbury has limited and
allaMed six m"nihs frhm the date hereof FIR
the ered.tors t0 the estate 0C
JOHN WARNER.
late Of Plymouth, in said district, deceased.
represented insnlvrni, In which I" rxhihi,
their claims thereto; and has appointed Thu.
mas Mitchell. Elijah Warner. Jun. and Rus
sell Reynolds Commissioners I" receive aud
examine said claims. Certified by
zr8 a4.sa JOEL HINMAN. Judge.
The Subscribers give notice. that they shall
meet nj the farmer residence "f the dccrasrd
ia said district. on The sec.md Thursday IN
june and sscOnd Thursday in August next. y,
onr p'clOck IN the aficrn"on on each "f said
days, for ihr p..rpore, of attending on the hu
alnsss 0fsaid appointment.
wsss4se THOlaAs MITcHELL.
es ELsJAR WARNER. ia C,um'rs
kUsaELL REYN0LDs.
Az peFs0ns indebted Ia said estate are ~.
qlassied 60 make lmsprdiais payment l..
lsFMAN BALpwaN, Erecnfor.
6aseMsA. FEB. IL an01 aa7
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-09-10

Ferers-The recent discoveries of Drs CLANNY and STEPHENS, the former resident or native oi Sunderland, (Eng) and the latter practitioner oi the West Indies, are said, upon high authority, to change all the received opinions on the ndt"re anu treatment of Ferers Dr STEPHENS has satisiactorl- ly proved that the proxmate cause of KitO1 Fever, is to be found in the changes which the blood under goes and that the remedy for this and other le- yers, consists in opposing, by proper means ihese changes. Until very recent period, the ofganic lesslons (hurts) capable of producing death III e. vers, were supposed be confined exclusively 10 the solids of the body or in other words thn the hulds, in which the course of the blood Is included, had no' share in producing fatal termination. This theory told, had many opponents, but that It, never theless, generally prevailed, until Dr CLANNY sub mltted it to the direct experiment. The changes which the blood undergoes, are said. by Dr c. 10 be incontesbe; and the violence of the symptoms, and the certainty of death are proved, by him, to be strictly relative to the rapidity and extent oi those changes. The practice of Drs CLANNY and STE PHENs, which has for its special object to prevent the recurrence ofhose changes in the blood Of which we have spoken is said to be attended with exaor- dinary In of typhus fever. where care is taken to protect the system from the pencious ef fleets of early excitement, the symptoms may be led, as it were, at will to q speedy and favorable terml- nation Similar means produce the same effects irf yellow fever. The treatment which should be re- sorted to in the edry stages of these levers, consists
 
 first taeenfyour hours, by yenesecton, (bleeding,Y mild purgatives, and sponging the body with cold water. The saline medicines, which are the best agents for preventing the decomposition olihe blood, are then exhibited in small aad repeated doses.- Those usually preferred are the Rochelle Salt and the Carbonate of Soda, Potass, and Ammonia Not single case in three Hundred and forty, in which this practice tried proved fatal It can be clear ly proved, says Dr STEPHENS, that in the West ln- da levers, those patients who left to nature have better chance of recovery than those who treat ed with emetics, calomel, antimony, opium acids-these remedies increasing the evils they are meant to relieve, and add greatly to the mortality of erer in hot climates Dr STEPHENS states that those who attend only to the solids, cure single case cf Yeio,o Ferer that IS really serere. This i'm provement in the treatment of fever is spoken of in the highest terms by Dr ELLIoTsoN, and others, and merits, we conceive, the immediate and serious at- tention of our physicians in Charleston. We have drawn up the above statement, greatly abridged from elaborate article upon the subject, contained in late number of the London Neso Monthly Magazine. -ChariestOn Courier
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-09-10

Solar Phenomenon. NewYork Commercial Advertiser of the 18th ut says, the yesterday afternoon from half past until o'clock present. ed singular and unpleasant aspect. The whole sur face>was green the sea-water, or Brazilian Eme- rald, emitting not single beam. Such also was the state ofthe heavens, to create optical deusion
 The great orb of light seemed to have left the skies, and to hang in our own atmosphere, suspended like balloon at no very great distance from the earth"
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-09-10

Congressional Election-The following gentle men will compose the Representation of North Ca rolina in the next Congress, viz: list District, Wil- liam B. Shepard; 2d Do. John Branch; Sd Do. Thomas H. Hall; 4th Do. Jesse Speight; 9th Do. James J. M'Kay; 9th Do. Robert Potter; Eth Do. Lauchlin Bethune; 8th Do Daniel L. Baringer; 9th Do. Augustin H: shepperd; 10th Do. Abram Rencheri llth Do. Henry ": Conner; ,;r lsth Do.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-09-10

Messrs J. l. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS, Lottery and Exchange Brokers of Baltimore, have established a Bank in that city, where they allow interest depo sites on the following terms: On Depostes subject to be drawn for at 9 ,r o, the pleasure of the depositor 6 p'' ''' On Deposites subject to 30 days notice 4 per ct. On DepOsites made for period not less
 than one year, or subject ninety days }5 per ct.
 notice
 Certificates will be issued for all special deposi.es.
 Foreign Bank Bills will be received on deposite, ,or negotiated as heretofore.
 Doubloons will be credited or purchased at the highest current rates-and also American, English, French, Portuguese and German Gold and Bullion.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-09-10

Solar SpOts.-On Saturday last the appearance of the sun was well calculated to call forth the easily excited feelings of the supersttous and to awaken the curiosity of the speculative. The early part of the day was cloudy, allowing but occasional gimps- es of sunshine. At these times the ground and the interior of houses which were exposed to the action of the sunbeams, exhibited asoftenedbriliance
 what resembling that seen during an eclipse, but diff
 ferlng in color, being deeply tnged with pleasing blue. Towards the evening the clouds dispersed, but the same shadowy light continued; and although nothing but the usual atmosphere ntervened the eye could gaze steadasy on the suns disk, without the slightest feeling of pain. A large spot, nearly egu- distant from the centre and the south-easern limb
 was distinctly visible to the naked eye, and we fan
 cied that we could distinguish even the faint shading of the nebuous border from the darker matter in the middle of the spot. The solar spots were first dis covered by Gallieo, in 1610, after he had com pleted his magnificent telescope; but although the was, previousto that time unknown the effects had been observed. It is related by Putarch that
 in the first year of the reign of Augustus, the suns light was so faint and obscure that one might look steadily at it with the naked eye." From the red- dish color sometimes presented by the sun when ob. scured by spots Helper conectures that they mo- thing more than dark clouds, floating over the suns surce while others think that they stars or pla- nets transitiDg his body. Dr Derham, in his Philo- sophical Transactions, supposes them to be voca- noes, and Dr Franklin thinks they are suphurious vapors which. having been previously detached by the action of heat, collect in cloudy masses re-de- scend, and are burnt over again. The color of the sunbeams on Saturday and Sunday seemed to strengthen the Doctors conjecture, as the reflected rays of the sum- which had previously passed through the smoke arising from burning sulphur, presented an appearance exactly similar.-Nsrberm, N.C Sen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21
LEES
d. HIGHLY IMPROVED
FAMILY MEDICINES

\ hG = Ami Bilious Pills, admirably odnn,ed o,
n carry off supctiuuus ble and to ,r.von, -,
morbid Secrctous. Price % and so cts No, bn -;
tin boxes " w. Pc' ooN' Ill
LEE Worm Lozengcs, a certain and poyvsrs,,
ren,euy Tor destroying ull kinds of worms Price so
cents per box, IN TIN boxes. ~
Lhb EtlNn, a certain and effsctunl rc,eJ, IA
81 per bottle. &C rrico
LEES Sovereign Ointment for the Itch w,r,,r,
w W cure from one application. free from mercury mr.
'f p %ro Ingredient Price 37I cents per boy
nHnS genuine Persian Lotion, renders the skin
Prcc SO cts per bottle. ~'P''N'o"'
LEES Essence and Extrac, of Mrs,o, ma go,
hbie remedy for sprains, bruises rheumatism pnoi
ness. NC. Price : per bottle
LEES lhp-Salve. Price 50 cts nor hnx
LEE = Nervous Cordial, or Grand R.s,o,n,i,, .
most valuable medicine for great and General Jnh;l;
per bu,lic. r'o'''' W. r'ce 81
Lees Aguc and Fever Drops warranted to CIR.
bottle. ''' % cents per
LhES Indian Vegetable Specific, certain ,,d az
'ccturi cure for vcnercal and gonorbo,n PC .,
each box and bottle i'ce 81
LEES Tooth Ach Drops, which give immcdi,,c
''Li'i. trice 90 cts per bottle
LEE - Tooth Powder which cleanscs md ho,,,,;
"'S me teeth Price 80 cts. per bottle
LETS Eve Water certain curc for
Price 90 cts. per bottle. ''' eyes
LEE Ancdync Elixir, for the cureor hood ,o,
price 81 per bottle. "'1u a'"es'
LEE = Corn Plaster, for removing and dos,,,r;..-
e"Fhs rice % cts per packet. For sale bv '"S
80 "a" Ii McNEMARa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21
We offer for salc

We offer for sale,
110 Hhds sugar, ST. Croix, Porto Rico and N
90 o. S,,. Orleans g. part prime \"
3. boxes and IS bbls loaf sugar
&c lids West India moasses
10 and 60 bbls N. o. do
$50 bags coffee, Java, Laguira, 81, Jago. Rio &
$500 sacks Liverpool blown sab
500 do DO ground do
5000 bushels Lisbon DO
30 tons bar iron, Swcdcs, English and American,
10 tons cnstngs, escorted
Cast, shear, German and blstrred steel
IS tons pig iron
so kegs cut mails aud brads, assorted
10 do wrought do
Novascotia grind stones
500 sides soal leather
Calf skins and upper 90
$50 Bucnos Ayrcs hnlcs
Sss !; :ss $: s;;i S::s
20 tierces rice
II tierces clover seed
Window glass, 10 by -. 0 by 1910 by and Q
By IL. in whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead. Gum powder
Copperns, alum, salt pctrc, birthstone
fmcnto pepper, ginger, indigo
Gunpowdcr, impctia! md black ten
Scgars, bottle corks
Sewing and wrapping twiuc
Shoe thread in balls and hanks
Bale rope ind cotton baCging
Sitters, soap ind candies
Stuscatel raisins
Flax seed
% 900 lbs bacon
200 ticrces Thomaston LING
800 brls tor
SO bbls No. 2 uackarcl. prime pork
Letter, writing, and wrapping paper
Cassia, pearl barley
Glass, earthen and stone ware
Nhtimorcs cotton and wool cards
LinSccd and tanners oil
Domestic goods, slectings, shifting
Broad cloths, &c. &c. &c
Cotton yarns assorted, from the AppornattrX Cot
ton Factory. LEWIS WERR g. 60
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21
WARD ELECTION.

'H'llE Election Of Common Councilrnon.
III The several Wards, will be held on the Isl
Wedn''doy m APTH ncyt, viz In Jefferson Ward.
no ], at The Watch House; IN Madison Ward No.
=, at the Guy Hal; and u Monroe Ward, 80. B. Mt
the "hoCkoc llill Tavern Polls will open IN each
ward ~ 10 o'clock, a. VI The frccholdcrs OF lots
within The said city, whether improved or not, and
whether such ffcehoders reside therein or not, and
inc housekccpcrs and inhabitants Oft said city, who
%naI nave resided therein Mt any time for the space
oil thIec months, without the InteTmisson of enc
months, aud possess IN their own right within the
same movable and lmmovcabc property TO the value
OF one hundred pounds" arc entitled 20 vote.
m ~" w. n. WREN, Scrg't. G. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21
WHITE MULBERRY TREES

iiE subscriber has Tor sale, at his farm, 4 miles
above Richmond, tho trees Q years old. anv ron
sonablc quantity OF the genuine Morus Alba or whjre
Italian Mulberry Trees; and the season is now an
P'odchIhg IN which they may be transplanted he is
"rS"7 u receiving orders from as many persons as
may he III want of the article and as he IS wen satis
fed that the eli, culture be one ofthc most nro
MabIc branches the agrculjurist can turn his attcn
ton to- he hopes to BE- the means of their extensive
DISTRIBUTION through the State. They will be sold on
reasonable terms by the hundred or otherwise dcl;v
cradle IN Ecimond or within any reasonable distance
thereof. w suItTu
B. Orders may he left at Scott g. Smiths, T.
street, Richmond. oct, I-gnwir
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21
SEEDS.

VIE Subscriber has jus, received LARGO snr,,,
,, s'rp.i,SSmg the following general assort
nio'I oi SEEDS, purchased from hip hlv rosnec,,
perfectly fresh and genuine a' oc'"s
broad " ndsur, red marrow white ,,...,
-. v,,i S;t lima 'un Toured Quaker velov,
'n "uo", N'''ha dwarf, carry yellow dwarf scorIo,
runners red cranberry dwarf, white cronh so,'ie
red 10 do Washingtnn do 'oerry pod
'NHIb'!r RUSSIAN, early charlton eorIv w.,
,'i on "wirf green imperial bishops dwarf D,otS
tail marrOwiat. "'i' promo,
>, oA""AGH-Early York. early sucnr Io,f o..1,.
bducTStd, IG'c "a yellow Savoy re-, i curry
","'hhc"d anu red Dutch picking purnIo oo,I W.
p.r G"Ee' ana carly white Broccoli, early ond late
N"u VI" Wrr' bruSsei sprouts Scotch kali N
:, i'uta tagn early Dutch white lat U,noro. 49,,
ro e., salmon red and white ,urhip radsh eorry
L,rc H. ~ 49, """ cluster cucumber " hte cab
800 oioWn D.,ch' sugar loaf, Silesia. and ice Lob,
~ SCARCITY blood, blood turnip and nance 49,.
H'' Oec'; Com. Portcrs CHILEAN. enrIv hnnoh wit
"U" i'c'" winter squash; nutmeg nutmoo con,
g. I ,s pine apple, and pomcgranate melon
,c,no o., -",r,''et' white clover, hemp IN
buck wheat. ''iuS grass timothy
t !" ,s' = / l. \EoCs-Cdnary parsnip summer sni,.
aVn, ""S'ir'nm' curlcd cross or pepper ornss spid
nnrrI 'ot"a'oe' okra gombo, asparagus benc
pu'Pt q plant, potaoe onions early neISen S..
."Ih ong orange, and early horn carrot White pnr
tugal and Strnsburr onion wv ""'' 1 Ut
FLOWER SEEDs-Assorted
I,a, '' ~ my Apothecary and Drug Store. first
"oc' "orVc the Bell Tavern, Richmond Va
~ - HUGH C. McNEMARA.
u i"GiNlA;-At a Superior Court of Chanc.r7
modem at the Capitol, in the CITY of Richmomjy
the third day of April 1850: Damaris T.v,or an,s
nE%ns Joseph Dudley, adm'or with the viii snn.y.a
ea m m V IHy,2T decd and in his own right, and
V. Taylor infant .bildrcn of Tho 60, ~ u ueouure
decd, defts. ' hu"uhd Taylor.
ms cause came on this day to be heard on the hill,
IN confessed and exhibits. was argued bv
court doth order, tina: the defendant joseph Dud.v
Cutr an account OF his administration of The es,a,S
" rvs eSa"r' oefore one of the commissioners Who
. Ecu 70 examine, state and settle the same and
maze report thereof TO the court with anv mate.
sPec,a''Y stated deemed pertinent by himseIf or
,'n may DC required by the parties to be so stated
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21
FALL GOODS.
HALL NELSON A CO,

AVE received ana are now opening n genera
II n assortment of Staple s. EaDcy DRY GooGs, of tn
uest Iinportation-cousi-'rng ~ part, of
BACK, blue. brown aad olive cloths, assorted
Valencia, tOI!lnct and swansdown vrsilnps
PLAIN and fancy ilurcntlnc and mnrsuillcs DO
SuPeThne, mIddling and common saitinctts
Striped, plaid and plnn lnscys
Single and double mi!lrd kcrsrys
Rose, point aud duilic blankets
Superime white and assorted fanm.Ij
Tartan plaids and cumbcts
Back and coloured bOmbazctts
French and English Inerino cloths
RfrrInO circaSsTaDs. assorted colours
English and French Jet bonbaznes
Il large assortment Of fancy prints and riryl!atns
- 81 and CT cambric; aud i1conrl rnrshns
Figured and pltin Swiss, book aud null ditto
Chech'd striped and corded laconcts
ID boTdcrcd Swiss and irckonet crav1is
Black Italian and fancy six do.
English Ond India Gag and bGrdanua.It,r
Imitation cotton do. assorted
i BioGk, white and scarlet mcrfno shaw7
ThbCt and cashmere a.,
Worstcd baregc, Uhibct and mcrlno hdkia
Iancy silk, baTegc and craze hd6is and srar!s
itlch changcablc gros dc naples silks
Elegant foulasI figured do
BIuch and assorted gtos de- hides
BACK and chang"nbic figured mandarircs
ltLAch Italian Iusiring, 50 CriUr quality
llcavy company satin and leyantncs
SnTsnct. scnshcw and florence silks assorted
PLAIN black mandarin craIrs
New style belt md bonnet Iibbands
Lace capes peIernes g. foreas of the lates, s, vie
Black aud white lace wells
l1iccs, cdgings and qullllngs, assorted
a. and 3 4 white and black bobbDct !accs
English and French silk hosiery, assorted
black ond white. worstGd and cotton de-.
Ladies and gentIcmen's gloves, assorted
Umbrellas OF superior quality
Fine and supcriiuc ingruin carpctin, s. and rir,s
IRISH linens, lawns and shgctings
Table dIopcr and dnnask
Brown and bicachcd Russia shociirr
scotch oznubufgs aud Tcklcnburrs
heavy cotton oZnaburgs
brown ana bleachcd shrtings and shcctiuo4
ChccE5' pIPds, ucklngs, Jeans, ctc.;-whlCh, with
urthcr supplies daily expected, vii be sold at the
owes, prices. nc, q .,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21

Richmond, December 30. 1880.
nave appointed the goth day of March next, and this
Iice me time and place, for commencing the accon
urected IN the foregoing order, when and wbere tbry
required TO attend with their accounts and yoneG
ana with office copies of such of the court naner
- wa; ',a' a.. oe necessary. HILARY BAKER, Com'r.