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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13
HIDES, LEATHER &c.

he subscribers o6tr for sale,
400 d n"s@os Ayres hides
200 Brazil, 20. do
Suo Richmond slaughter do.
2Oo do. green calf skins
ia"nefs oil, bark mills, curriers' tools ctc
hIa'he' OF all kinds, in the rough or finished
bought or taken in barter for hides. O. soal
>''o sues soa leather, of all qualities, from the
very best, to the most inferior, by the guam
Wy or part ola side
s'oo ,oS shoe thread, OF all descriptions
oo ooaen Philadelphia and other calf skins
4oo Sides upper leather
Heai SKINS, morocco skins
Horse leather varnish
0hoemakcrs' tools and trimmings lasts, boot
trees, etc.
harness, skIrtlng and bride leather
IioS SKINS, bag hides, sheep skins and collars
buffalo, leopard, black and grey hair seal
Cotton. worSted and straning webs
general assortment of saddiery bits stir
rups, etc.
Saddle trees of all kinds, serge, whips, whip
stocks
Cpt lacks, deer's hair and sadders tools, etc
Cha'se and covering hides
Patent leather, zach morocco skins
Coach ldces, rattinet
Gig handles and bands
Coach handles and steps
Wood springs. moss, gig bows, ETC.
600 pair Richmond ma de plantation shoes
Cash paid for country hides.
w. 81 ]. c. CRANE
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13
MRS. EROOME

EsrEcrruLLY informs her friends and tn,
q public. that she proposes To rccommence
her Boarding and Day School, on Monday, DC
tober 10th, in the various departments of which
she will be assisted by teachers of distinguished
talents and experience. All the branches tina,
constitute solid English education, will be most
particularly attended to, to which may be added
the Latin, Greek, French, Spanish, and Italian
Languages, with Music, Dancing. Drawing and
Painting, by those who wish to acquire those
elegant accomplishments Maps, Globes, Dia-
grams Pianos. Philosophical Apparatus, and an
extensive and well selected Library.
sept I9-e7t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13
Coach sWOE6aso

a MOS Il. CARTER & GEORGE CARTER.
1A (hls brothsr,) having entered into Co-Part.
nership VIII continue the above business, under the
Firm of G. 81 "A. K. Carter, at that extensive and
we'll KIN own establishment, formerly owned by Car.
ter, Mitchell g. Co. nearly opposite Il. brakes Ea-
gle tavern, in Broad st. Newark, N. j.; and hav
ing employed first rate workmen, at all the differ
ent branches, and procured the best of materials
they intend to devote their time and talents to the
construction of all kinds of Coaches and pleasure
Carriages, which may be ordered from any pa rt OF
the u States. Having established agencies at n
York. Philadelphia, and all the principal cities and
towns Of the Southern States, together with other
local advantages in their possession they will be
enabled to furnish work of az good quality and ON
as favorable terms as any other establishment OF
the kind, in this country.
oc 3-6m G. e. A p GARTER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13

Nh RS. SLEFFEY, intends TO open a Sem
Isa mary for the education Of Young Ladies
In her own house, in StauptoD. The first sessi-
On VIII commence on the first day Of November
and continue five months. All the branches
usually taught IN The best schools. will be attend
ed to in her Seminary. She has engaged teuch-
rs OF great experience and well-tested ability,
IN every department of learning. 1t is bcliev-
ed that her School will combine us many adyan
tages as any Female Institution in the State.
Her residence is peculiarly favorable for the
purposes of a school; it is remarka bly, elevated
and healthy. sufficiently remote from the noise
and hustle of town, and has an extensive and
beautiful lawn. well adapted for the purpose of
recreation and exercise.
In offering her services to her friends md the
public, IN this important and responsible employ.
ment, Mrs SHEFFEY pledges herself to watch
with maternal tenderness and vigilance, the de-
pertinent of those committed to her care and To
pursue with diligence every measure calculated
to promote their moral well as intellectual I'M
provement.
She will receive 10 or ~ Young Ladies into
her family us bosrders. Board can also be had
on good terms in some ofthe most respecta bic
families in town. For further particular. en-
qure of Mrs. Shelby or MI. J. Worlhington
Smith.
Staunton, Va. Sept 25 1881. SPIT ea-c9t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13
gloucester LOsU 6ssaoaEtss,S
FOR SALE,


gp the last will Of the late Dr. James Dran, ~ sub,
scfhers are authorized sell, ard ley Offer ~
sale his 1aluable Estate, lying Ware River, IN tie
county Of Gloucester, ~ the State Of Virginia, aJpui
three miles from the Court House containing $50 acres,
nearly the whole Of which low ground, and about 75
actes are cleared and Il high state Of cultivation, well
adapted IN The growth Of Indian Corn Wheat, and
Barley. There IS a spacious Dwelling House, and all
ohe: necessary houses good repair on This Estate
situated tive mack nf the River Fish AID Oysters o
the best quaug-aTe taken in sight Of the House.
minute description is,deemed unnecessary as 1t
presumed any person wishing 20 purchase will hrs exam
the premises, which will he thewn by the manager MI
George W B'llups purchaser qf the land can he ac-
cormOdated with many slaves rs he may require "
cultivate il, and also the farming utcesis aud stock
tevery description. The tim; Of payment will be n'ad
n, suit the purchasers For further parucusrs lete
addsessed to Christopher Tompkins, at Mathews Couf
House wa will iseet due attention.
John u. JARVIS, ER'ors of. Dean, decd.
HENRY w. TABB,S
| r,ay lavish
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13

I'm CHANCERY-In Amciln County Court,
n September 22d, 1881: Timan E. Jetel.
admir-. of Elizabeth Hannah decd. and heir
of his late wife Sally Jster, Sally Thurston,
VIM F. Ellington, right of his wife, Nancy,
former widow and admx. ef Joseph Motley, Jr.
decd. Joel b Motley, John G. Motley, George
Il. Motley, Nahaairl M. Motley, William II.
Eanes, In right IF his wife Mary w. formerly
Mary w. Motley, in their proper persons. and
Betsey Ann Motley, infant VINO sues by VIM.
II. Eanes, her guardian ad Item, which said
Joel, John, George, Nathaniel Mary and Betsy
are children of said Joseph Nj otley, decd md
which said Sally Tburston and Joseph Motley,
dec d. were children Of Joel Motley, senr. decd.
against CompFLS
Alexander B. Wnhall, admir-. de bonis non
OF Joel Motley, sr decd. and also admir-. of Pas
chal Motley, decd. Nathaniel NJ. Motley, sr
Thomas otey, Pascha! Motley, - Brom-
well and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Motley,
- Hight and Martha his wife, formerly Mot
ley, Sylvia Motley, widow of John Motley, decd,
m their proper persons, and Mary Motley, WIN.
= and James Motley, infants by Thomas
MOTLEY, "ndian ad Item, which said Tho
w. Webster y. 9TH, Martha, Mary, Wilt
mas, Pnscbal, Elizav, John Motley, dec
am g. James, are cifhJGeD y. said paschal
and which said John and also the Vol, =
Motley, deed, and The said EatITeBIe NJ. '''
ST. were children of the said Joel Motley, ST.
decd. Defenddnts.
This day came the compluinants by theIr Of
forncy, and filed their bill against INC def u
danis, and on their motion. Thomas w. w ebster
is appointed special guardian 10 the infant De-
PENDANTS, William, Mary and James Motley
and the defendants Nathaniel nj Motley, seDr
Thomas Morley, Paschal Motley, - Brum-
well, and Eliza beth his vile, - Hight and
Martha his wife, Sylvia Motley, William Mot
ley, Mar, Motley, and James Motley, not hav
ing entered Their appearance and gwen security
according totbe Act Of Assembly, and the rules
Of this Court, and 1t appearing to the satsiac-
ton Of tie Court, that they are not lnho6iianis
of this Commonwealth: II is ordered, That the
said defendants do appear here on the fourth
Thursday IN December next, end answer the
bill Of the compliments, and that copy OF this
order &c forthwith inserted in some newspaper
pabshed IN the CITY of Richmond, for Two
rpoBtbs suceessrvely, and posted at tbe front
JosT ct the Courthouse Of this county.
"A CRpy 1este.
az JOHN r. LEIGH, c. \. c. {.
TH7FIE subscriber viii be absent from Richmond
8 until tho LIST, ofoct during his absence Mr.
Lethbridge, will attend to his Professional business,
an whose skill, as Dentist, the Public may will
gsrfect safety, place the most imps confidence
rEy lS--eotf r. H5OSg ONs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13
EEQnsDeEess Sw6ineu CoEEege.

The next aessIon OF fiamPdep Sydney Eoliege
will commence on the LIST November. The en-
penses, for fees to Professors, board, room-rent,
and servants attendance, for the winter session
Of six months, amount to SO 75-for the sum
mcr session Of four months So %,
The faculty and The subjects taught are as
folOws:--
/. Chemistry, Natural PHILOSOPHY, Mental and
Moral Philosophy, by jonathan p. CUsH-
rNG, President and Professor.
fcssor.
3. Ancient and Modern Languages, by l..
HOLIDAY, Professor.
4. Rhetoric, History, &c, by Rev. GEORGE
EAToN.
The annual meeting Of the Trustees, VIII
take place on The 28th and 2eth Of September.
The rev wing OF the college edifice wil be
completed for the reception Of Students. by the
/ st November. WIN. S MORTON.
sep 8-w9t Sec'y of the Board Of Trustees
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13
ACCOMMODATION SVas.E
.HssS 2sO Wight EiUceSyssse.

EE3SEA he subscriber is induced
5SSssSd0sYNrSys from the repeated and fatter-
ZkaE@ ing invitation given him, to
run an accommodation four
horse coach from Charlottesville to Louisa Court
House, so as to intersect his present line running
from Richmond to Orange Court House; by which
conncxion direct line of four horse Post Coach
es Will be made to Richmond twice week from
Charlottesville, all day travelling. The distance
from Charlottesville to Richmond Is about EIGHTY
four miles by this line.
Leave Charlottesville Sundays and Wednesdays
at D o'clock, A M, and arrive at Richmond on
Mondays and Thursdays at o'clock, p. Nj.
leave Kiehmond on Wednesdays and Sundays
on Mondays and Thursdays by noon.
Stage fare through IS; intermediate distances
cents per mile Baggage at the risk of
the owners. The public are assured, that
none other than the best horses and dri-
vers' OF unquestionable capacity will be
permitted in his servce--My stage office at this
time IN Richmond, is kept at the Washington Hotel.
Alter the first day of October, my office will be re-
moved tn the bell tavern. JOHN M.PRICE
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ANDERSON & LEAKE.
CaDNy
"sep l-Iaw6tc.

VA IL - REE L,
oyer Jor sale, at wholesale and retail The fooreing
GRocER1r SsS1 nmTES O. coos
COTTON YARNS, 81.
s Il nHDs. ST. crois, Porto Rico and y
~ boxes and bbs refined do
III bags green and Java coffee
~ hhds English Island molasscs
az terees and bbls prime n o do
@O0O sacks Liverpool blown salt
400 do do ground do
2OO kegs nails and brads, assorted skies and
made of Swedes iron
~ tons Swedes, country and English iron
English and American blistered steel
German do
puncheons Jamaica and
Antigua rum Old and
pipes Cpgnac brandy very fine
do Holland gin
Old l. p and S NJ wines
Sweet Malaga do
III hhds common whiskey
oo bbls old rye do plain and rcctlfed
3O boxes sperm, and tallow candles
Fresh gunpowder tea, in chests and l3lb boxes
ceroons superior Spanish fiotapt indigo
Pepper, ginger. allspicc and nutmegs
CoPpcras, saipetre and birthstone
Cap, letter and wrapping paper
Bed cords and leading lines
6Xl0 and I0Xl2 window glass
No l cut and roe hcrrings
25 bales cotton ozna-O
burgs Cunningham s. As.
% do. shirtings and desson's factory
sheetings
9OOO lbs cotton yarns, assorted from 5 16
made at the Richmond and Manchester
factories,
ate, all of which will be sold upon the nj ost favor
Rble terms. oct I-2aw5t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13
EsHCHEyECNED EFEEgS

FCR SALE.
7ENRE subscriber wishes to sell his Ellis in
u the city of Richmond. The Mili-house is
80 feet long and 80 feet WIDE, four stories hinh.
with six pair of Burr Nj lStoncs, and all
he machinery necessary for manufacturing
Flour. The lot on which the mills are situated
contains about % acres Of ground, on which
there are also large Lumber house, Cooper's
shop, and Millefs house.
The constant and ample supply Of water from
he James Rlycr canal, on which the property
Is situated. the convenience of receiving Wheat
from both boats and Wagons, aud the peculiar
advantages attending this kind of property in
the city of Richmond, in CONSEQUENCE of the
extraordinary demand for Richmond CITY Mill
Flour IN tie South American markets, render
this one of the most eligible situations for man
nfacturlng -four TO be found in Virginia. Pos
session given on the list Of June next.
He also wishes 10 dispose of four Brick Tene
ments on 9TH street, near the residence of Dr..
Watson, and five teneHnents on Curry street.
In his absence the property will be shenn, and
terms made known to any person wishing to
purchase, by his Richard II. Cunningham
A liberal credit will be given.
ED. CUNNINGHAM.
Goochland, Sept. !, 1881.
X The Baltimore Patriot will nser, the above $50
far as relates to the Mid twice d week six times and
send their bill 10 this Office for collection.
sept l0--2awI2t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13
U'fvfvM0ge Property FOR. ,Smfe.

~ I'LL bc sold by Auction, on Wednesday,
w the l4th Of December, if fur, otherwise,
the FIRST fair day thereafter on The premises
the following valuable property, a part of the
personal estate Of the late James Govan, of
Hanover, viz. the crops of corn, fodder, hay,
&C. stock of horses, mules, cattle and hogs
pinntat implements, household and kitchen
furniture, &c. &c.-A select library of nearly
800 vols, but few of them at all injured, and
principally London cdtlons.-Hogarth,s most
admired prints, scenes from Shakespeare by
B"ydeUs, aud several fancy prints,-One of
Btoadwood's grand Pianos, q quantity of old
plate, together with surdry other articles, which
will be exhibited on the day of sale
Terms--For sums above ten dollars, credit
of nine months will be- allowed purchasers. on
giving bond with approved security; for that
sum and under, cash will be required, and in
no Instaco IS the property 10 be removed without
tbs terne OF sale Complied with.
JAMES GOVAN.
EDWD GOVAN,
oct i3-tdsc ARCHIBALD GOVAN
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EsOOVS .q.V,ED SADES
.Eag5es' -KDress-.EErsE:5sss.

M II. GILL, respectfully informs her
I'VE. friends, and the citizens generally,
that she has established herself on Gov
ernor street. five doors above the Post
Office, in the house over Binf1rd 81 Porter S
Ware Room, where she is prepared to execute
orders in LADIES' DRESS MAKING, in the
best manner. and according 10 the latest and
most approved patterns. She VIII use every
effort to give satisfaction 10 those who may ia
vor her with their patronage. oc 7-w6w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13
Taiua6te Real Esute for Sal,

'HSHE subscriber offers, at private sale, his
warren Estate, containing five hundred
and eghty-hve acres Of the very bet lanes
kiVer land, and inferior to no estate of it's size
on the river far as his observation has ex-
tended About ono third Of the estate is in
WOODS, and the balance open land. The i'm
Provements consist of a comfortable DWELLING
house, kitchen, smoke house, sc. besides q yerv
spacious granrry, several large doub G tobacco
barns, CRIBS, negro quarters &c. Should the
above very valuable estate not be sold privately
before the 4th dey of January next, (Wednes-
day., 1t will on that day be offered at public sale
TO the highest bidder, ona credit of one two
ana Three years, and soon as the land is dis
posed of, the stock of all kinds, plantation
utensils, &c. will be sold, together with the
crops OF corn, fodder, oats, &c. on credit of
Twelve months for all sums Of ten dollnrs and
upwards, under that amount cash. Persons
wishing to purchase, will be shewn the land by
my manager Mr.. LewelIyn, residing on the es
tate or they can apply 10 the subscriber for any
information which may he desired concerning
the premises. The purchaser will be REQUIRED
to give satisfactory security, with deed in trust
on the land, TO secure the payment. 1t the
same time and place, will be hired for the ensu-
ing year, between twenty and thirty very yalu-
able young groes, belonging to the estate of
Napoleon B. Mfgfuder. The above sale and
hiring will be continued from day to day till the
whole is completed
EDWARD o. GOODWIN.
n. 3. There will be at least two hundred
and fifty bushels of wheat seeded this fall ON
the estate.
IL The Editors of the Enquirer and Whig,
and Char ottesville Advocate, will pleuse pub
lish the above notice twice week in their pa-
Pers, Till the day of sale, and forward their
accounts en- that day to the subscriber for paw
ment- T.. o. e..
.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13
FtsSS anal EE'5asges. G4Ooese.

a CCoRDlNG to promise i'll previous adver-
IA tIsement, the subscribers have the plea
sure OF informing their friends, and the public ge-
neraiy, that they have received and opened nearly
their whole supply of Fall and Winter Dry Goods
which they are disposed, and in fact determined to
sell, either by retail wholesale, at prices which
they think will give satisfac ton to purchasers as
they will be but little above the prime cost. They
are anxious TO give satisfaction to all who may favor
them with their patronage; to do which, they are
candid IN saying they Will sell at very low prices
and respectfully solicit purchasers to call and exa-
mine their stock. Their goods consist in part of
the following TO wit:
/ Cloth and cassimeres of almost evory shade
OF colour and quality
Rose, Whitney, striped, and dufIe blankets.
all prices
Mixed kcrscys for men servants
|. Coarse cassiuetts for do
Striped woolscy for female servants
.Casslnetts Of all olours and prices
White, red, green, and yellow hannsls
Sd and Al carpblet for gentlcmens cloaks
Tartan and cambet plads
Circassian paids
Twilcd cIrcassian
I 'P0's ond o"' For children
Spotted flannel )
Black, white, and red morino scarfs, some 20
Ty superior
fPhbct and lama handkerchiefs
Ladies' worstcd hose, all qualities
| Mcn's black and white half hose
Do. lamps wool half hose white and mixed
+ Ladies' PLAN black and white silk hose
/ DO. open worked white silk do
Do. plain and worked cotton do
Mlrea silk, for ladies' dresses, beautiful ar
! ticle
Matconis, black Italian uslring, best quality
Black India satin, Of superior quality
Black sinchcws and sarsncts
piece of most superior white satin
Adelaide Grape, for ladies' dresses
4 Rich new style bonnet ribbons
Do do belt do
DO do cap do
A GOOD assortment Of ladies, fopcy ba
chiefs
Ladies best hoskin gloves
GcntIcmcn's gloves, from common to extr;
good
Silk and gjngham umbrellas
Gcntlemeu's and ladies cloaks;
And many other now and most desirable articles
making their assortment very good.
sept 26--6tc BELT & SHEPPARD.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13
NOTICE.

EE RS. NELSON'S Boarding Establishment be
!Vu ing completed, by the addition of large and
airy building, she is prepared accommodate gem
teincn and their families, gentlemen or ladies'
with board, by the week, month any longer
period, Visitors to the City will find the situation
pleasant und healthy; within hundred yards of
the Capitol Square, and commanding most beau
lu prosPeet o-:eeiian beds, and tho best fare the
market VIII afford. number of the members of
the ensuing Legislature be accommodated.
oct Cost 1aw5w
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.T0TEEE.

"a NHE subs having located themselves
III TINS place, for the purpose of transuctirg
Commission business in country produce, beo
leave to tender their services to their friends and
the public generally.
They will also attend to the receiving and
forwarding goods.
sp'23-2aw9t READ 81 MACMURDO.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13

SAMUEL ID. RAWLINS having located
~ himselfin Norfolk, for the purpose of trans
acting Commission Business offers his servi-
ceS to those that may think proper to coniide the
management of any business TO his care. He
has taken the house lately occupied by Mr. Jno
Is. Roy, next door to Mr.. John NJ. Armistead's
on Vile Water street oct lO-eow6,k
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13
MISS MACKENZIE

ESpEcrFULLY Informs the Public, that her
SEMINARY will DO re-opened OH the first
iionuay IN October, for the reception of Board
ers and Day Pupils She Thankfully acknowl-
euseS her Obligations to the citizens Of Rich
nrnu Tor the preference for years given To her
sc"oo' ana DESTROYS to merit ITS contInuance she
nus spared neither pains nor expense 10 previde
io' her pupils efficient masters and every other
auvah'e@e which can contribute to the acquire
'"en. oi solid useful, and liberal education.
sept l9-6tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13
BOOTS, SHOES. &c.

OSEPH GILL respectfully informs his
o friends and the public generally, that he
has taken store nearly opposite the Mer chan,s'
Coffee House, and few doors above the Cen
tral Hotel, where he will keep on hand gene
raj assortment of
BOOTS .GeV'kD SHOES.
or northern manufacture, Of good quality and
suited to the season, which he will cffcr for sale
at moderate prices.
lie wi also be prepared to manufacture
the above named articles; he will keep good
workmen. and use good materials, and he
pledges himself to nse every effort to give
satisfaction TO those who may favor him with
their patronage.
Also, Az assortment of TRUNKS, which
will be seld low sent II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13
coMAIUNtC ALTON.


FUNHE Steam Boat GENERAL JACKSON. , en-
II pcrior built Boat, copper fastened and
coppeIed with splendid loo pressure engine
and first rate neW bci 'er, will be fitted out in
Tue very bes manner, and will draw less than
lot water, is intended US a regular Steam
Packet to ply between Norfolk and Richmond.
ana on far calculation will go through in 9 to
10 hours; she i'll be on the line bv the l5,b IN
2olh October. e. WEEKS
W The Richmond and Petersburg papers
will please insert the above communication.
OCI f.. w.
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a CARE
II OIA Hb De
10000 Dollars loortk If DRY Goods, at

ooooo Dollars Ioortk NJ Dry Goods, at ana unaer
prime cost!
AHJ & D. KYLE g. co. having determined
w TO change their present business will
tins day commence selling their entire stock of dry
goods at and under prime cost. Within the last
live weeks they have received fresh imported faEl
goods to an amount exceeding $4,000, which,
with their former weekly supplies, renders the as
sortment very desirable. In order to make a spec
dy close they will offer such inducements to ooun-
try merchants, as cannot fail to meet entire APP
probation
Sc 26-t
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ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF
EtsgE anal Winter. EDp.W 6GOOoys

THNHE subscribers now very respectfully offer
Il to their friends and the public, a pe,v
Iarge and general stock of Fall and Winter
DRY GOODS all of which are OF this Falls
purchase, comprising every article in their line,
each Staple and Fancy. They invite the at
tentlon o. each Wholesale and retail de alers to
their stock, with the assurance that every srti-
Gle Will be sold (,Othom any ercepkon) US chsap
as the ST me can be purchased any where else.
COCHRAN, BARNES e. PATTERSON.
We shall be receiving goods by each suc
cessive packet during the season.
oct It's e.. B. & P