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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-05

W IRGINIA.-At superior court of cbaDcerv
" held at the former capitol in the city of
Williamsburg, the 9th January 1880, Robert
Christian, Peter Ladd g. Co. Ann Register, John
b. 81 Jones X. Christian, executors of VIM. Doug.
las decd 81 Frances &. Clayton plaintiffs against
Judith u. Hill, ANA b. Hill, an infant by james
CaoInesS' her guardian assigned, and William Ty.
Ter, executor OF VIM. E., Hill decd, defendants
On motion Of the plaintiffs by counsel James
Cabness IS assigned guardian to the infant defend.
ant to defend her in this suit and thereupon The
cause came on to be heard the BILL answers
and exhibits, and was argued by counsel: On con-
sideratlon whereof the court doth adiudpe order
and decree, that the foowin accounts be taken.
before one OF the commissioners of this COURT
First an account of William Tyler's transactions
as executor of William f.. Hall deco; I'M takinr
which account the audit returned to the county
court OF Charles City, copy of which is filed with
the BILL Is To he taken pTima facia tyue liable TO
be surcharged and falsiied by the plaintiffs: in Ia
king which account the commissioner is directed
10 ascertain what portion of the personal estate
OF the said VIM. e. Hill, has been applied to the
payment of debts, which bound his heirs. S.cond.
an account Of the claims of the plfs and such other
creditors of Wn. T.. Hill, as may exhibit and provs
their demands before the commissioner on the usual
terms, designating IN said account such of said
claims as bind the heirs of said VIM T.. HILL de-
ceased. Third: account of the probable annual
value of the real estate of the said VIM r. Hill
which his heirs hold by devise or descent its sua
ton and quantity. Which said several accounts
md
SETTLE and to the court report, with anv matters
specially stated, dcemed pertinent by himself or
which may be required by the parties TO be so sta
ted.
And at circuit superior court Of law and chan.
Gerry, held at the former capitol in the CITY Of vii
llamsburg,. for James city county and the. civ OF
Williamsburg, the 10th September, IS31-this
cause came on this day, to be further heard on line
pers formerly read, and the report Of sale made
by the Marshal, pursuant TO the decree of the Sc
! cond day OF February last, and was argued by
counsel; On consideration whereof the court con.
hrmiDg tbe said report, doth adudge order and
| decree; That the same be established between tbe
parties And tho court doth further adndoe. or
uer ana decree, that one of the commissioners OF
'his court, take in the usual mode, am account nj
asi,y iurthcr demand existing against tho estate o
IN Ne Iiii'' deceased, according to the principle,
stated IN the said decree, it being ntimaied tbere
are other creditors who have not heretofore erb
ulled 'heir claims to the commissioner; which ac
count tine commissioner is directed 10 oxar,iro
state and SETTLE and to the court report. 9Th 49,,
matters specially stated, deemed pertinent bv him.
sell, or winch may be required by the parteS to be
so stated. Copies. Tesle,
JAMES CABINESs, c. c.
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OF Roses is unrvalled, nd contains above 600
splendid varieties. OF the Dahlia they have 300
magnificent kinds and of the Peony about so kinds;
all OF which are enumerated in the Catalogues.
They have several thousand of the Chinese Mulber.
ry, MAR Multicous," the price of which is re-
duced to 500 per 100. OF Grapes they have about
oO,OoO, ready for delivery, at low prices, and com
prising all the choice Table and Wine Grapes
The collections of the Camelia Japonica, or ia.
pan Rose, comprises above 100 varieties, and
having been extensively increased these and all
other Greenhouse Plants are put up at very
reduced prices, and far below the usual charges.
catalogues will be sent to every applicant
and every invoice of trees, &c. has their print
ed heading and signature, and it is particularly
enJoined on all who do not apply direct, to
insist on this proof of origin, none others are
guaranteed. Those not conversant with Fruits
&c. can obtain Princes Treatise on Fruits, with
descriptions Of above 500 varieties, andaalso the
Treaties on the Viue and Horticulture from the
. .oscriber. The vendors of Garden Seeds, who de-
sire quantities imported from Europe, suitable for
retailing, will be furnished with n Catalogue con-
tanning the low prices at which we will import
them.
credit will be given when desired, and every
communication will receive prompt attention and
dispatch. JAMES WINSTON, Agt.
&C III Richmond.
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ElalUersifN Of. .lRg1el.aalnald-

I EgGIdFE0F.
"a NtE Lectures iu the Medical Department OF
| "a this institution will commence on the las
Monday of October, and continue, as therefore,, un
til the first of March,
Theory and Practice of Medicine bv S.ru,s,v,
POTTER, NJ. ID.
Materia hledica, by SAMUEL BAKER, NJ. ID.
Obstetrics and diseases of Females and Children.
by RICHARD w. HALL, NJ ID.
institutes OF Medicine, by MAXWELL McDo-
WELL, NJ. d.
Principles and Practice of Surgery. by NATHAN
r. SMrI, NJ. ID.
Medical and Pharmaceutical Chemistry, By Ju-
LIus T. DUcATEL, NJ. ID.
General, Special, Surgical and Pathological
Anatomy, by T.. GEDDINcs, NJ. u.
Clinical instruction. VIII be given at the Infirm.
airy attached to the University
f.. GEDDINGS, NJ. p.
Dean of the Faculty.
! Baltimore, August 30, 1832-lawtlN
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We offer for Sel,

We offer for ssele,
eGSS Rico Sugars,
Is barrels bunsI Loaf Sugar,
20 hhds. prime retailing MoIassos,
l23 bags Green and Java Coffee,
4VO sacks Liverpool blown and ground alum
and Salt,
20 tons Swedcs, English and Country Bar
fIon, comprising an assortment of
Round, from 3 l6ths TO / ] inches diana.
Ter; Square from ! to 3 inches; Flat
from TO inches wide. embracing
wagon gig carriage and carryall tyre,
tons hoop and band do, from 1 to Al in
ches, box do from TO 9 inches for
Carriagc-makcrs,
tons blistered, German, English, Llstered
spring Steel,
do. Sheet Iron,
l do. Patent Shot
JOY Kegs f Fl PFF DuPonrs Gunpowder,
l0S do do. h,sting do
100 do Cut Nails, ~ S O
$50 sides Soa Leather,
aoe do. Rip Skins and upper Leather, in the
rough,
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, from the Petersbur,
Manufacturing Company,
ESQ Nova Scotia Grind Stones,
lGO bbls Clpt Herrings,
Ao do. and half barrels Roe do. put up for ia
niy use,
so boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles
IL tiercee London Porter and Brown Stout
IN pint and quart bottles,
CASKS Timothy Seed,
81 bushels :rjgh-and meadow cut do
casks "tlarris'" superior Port Wine
Madeira, Sicily, Madeira, superior Mar
settles and Malaga Winrs,
Cognac Brandy, Ii. Gin and antigua Rum
'o'd' Whiskey and Apple Brandy,
Gunpowder, Imperial and Black Teas
Pepper Ginger, Alspice, Mace and Nut
megs,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Indigo, Alum and Coperas,
Snltpetre, Glauber and EpsuIn Suits,
Mustard and Chocolate,
Window Class and Stone Warc,
Bod Cords and Plough Lines,
Heavy Cotton Oznaburgh5 and wrapping,
Irvine.
Also,
SO kegs fresh Jamiesun's Crackers.
l3o superior country cured Bacon Hams,
80 bbs. Family Flour
sep 24-w3w WORrHAM s. McGRUDER
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At&s.:. DG.. &s.:h.A

l'1s ~ :, DE: ~; d -.
Nv IrHIN the last thirty days we have re.
ccivcd about hcO hundred and f6ty packa.
g's fresh fall DRY GOODS, rendering our sort.
men' very complete, and surprising in quantity
n @nu variety any that we have heretofore offered
,;' purchases have been principally made at auc-
uon' and many at much under the cost Of importa-
, on. we can, with confidence, assure our Gus.
.ohers' that orr whole stock shall DO sold at ex-
".'ncIy low prices and upon liberal terms.
oooh'ry merchants orders attended to with much
'"1e, BALDWIN 81 KENT.
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.N'dD EEGA.

YENHE FREDERICKSBURG LAW SCHOOL
X will commence its next session on the LIST doy
of November, and wilt close the latter end Of
March, making period Of about fl ge months II
is designed, Ifthe course of instruction which has
been marked out, to teacha the principal doctrines
or the English Law as applicable to the United
StateS and as it has been modified and changed
by The Laws of Virginia. The mode Of instruction
Will ne the same heretofore, founded upon the
experience of several years to its efficacy. The
studies directed to the most approved text
books in tho English and American Law--ths
Glass IS daily examined in the portions of rendnp
which have been previously assigned 10 IT, and ex
pihnatIons Illustrations and references TO American
decisions and the Statutes of Yrgirin accompany
these examinations Occasionally Oral Lectures
are resortcd TO where the information cannot be
supplied in any written treatise The text books
that are employed, arc Blackstones Commentaries
(Cmtty's edition, published in the 81 States is the
5est and cheaPestO Cruises Digest of tIe Law Of
Real Property, 0he New York edition of 1927 is
me bPst,) lockers Commentaries and Kenps
Commentaries. Judge Tucker rot having taken
up IN ms Commentaries the subjects Of the Judi
cature and the Criminal Law Of Virginia, prepara-
tons, Tor supplying tits omission, making to
puoiiSh digest of these two branches Of our Law:
and iii hoped that the publication will be in time
Ter tue Students TO have tho benefit oft during the
ensuing session.
The price Of instruction exclusive OF boobs)
VIII he 800 the Session, to be paid in cash previous
TO admission into the School. The most agreeable
and gcnteel accommodations may readily bo had at
private boarding houses and at tDvcTns upon very
reasonable terms--sny from $40 to Sl2 50 per
month, including every thing but fuel and wan.
ing, and these may bc procured at very moderate
prices. The whole expense of living, during the
session, need not exceed S7j. fredericksburg is
strongly recommended, residence, by its salu-
brity, whilst its known hospitality holds forth In
The student every social enjoyment compatible will
habits of study.
JNO. TAYLOE LOMAX.
July 10, 1892.
u The Whig and Enquirer WI; please inser;
the above once week, till the LIST of November.
al I3 Win
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"a N Goochland county court, 90th August 1882:
ID Amos H. Moore pllf., against George Vashon
George Fleming, John Guerrant, and BENJAMIN
Anderson, dfts.-IN CHANcERY.
The bill OF the plaintiff being read and filed and
the defendant George Vashon not having entered
his appearance and given security according to
the act of assembly and the rules of this court
and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is
not an lnhabItant OF this state: the motion of
the plaintiff by counsel it is ordered that the - i'd
defendant George Vashon do appear here at or be-
tore December court next, and answer the plain
IN IS BILL and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the city of
Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and also
PoSed al the front door of the court house of this
county copy Teste,
sell MAR. w. MILLER, ID. C. G.. G..
" lRGlNIA;-At rules held in the clerks Office
OF the circuit superior court of law and chan
Gerry Tor King q Queen county, on the 9th day of
august loo~: hichard Bagby, PltR., against Mus.
with his will annexed, of all his goods. chnftels
and credits unadministered by Thomas Gar
nett, decd, and in his own right, Isaac Burnett
and Martha Burnett his wife, Samuel Parrish, and
Mary Parrish his wife, James Allison, and
Elizabeth Allison his wife, and Henry Garnett.
dfts.--IN CHANCERy-
The defendants isaac Burnett, and Martha
Burnett his wife, Samuel Parrish and Mofy Par
rish MS VIE, James Allison, and Elizabeth Allison
ms wle, and Henry Garnet, not having entered
their appearance, and given security, according to
the act OF assembly and the rules of this court md
st appearing by satisfactory evidence that thew are
not inhabitants OF this country: it is ordered that
the said defendants do appear here on tbe ere,
Monday in December next, and answer The I'm IS
fhe plaintiff, and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper publishod in tbe
city of Richmond, for two months succcssiyol,
ana posted at the front door of the court house OF
this county. Copy. Tcsic,
ROBERT POLLARD, JR.. d. e
aug 2l-1awSws
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Lewisbnrr Acndnmv-

q TEACHER is wanted Immediately, 10 toko
IA charge of this Institution, who is qualified TO
teach the Latin and Greek languages the Gle
menlary branches of Mathematics and general
Ethicks There is female school attached TO tho
academy, IN which, are taught, Reading, Writing
arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar
composition, &c. Lewisburg is situated in the
hcaTt OF western Virginia, within Il few miles OF
the "hho sulphur Springs and other medicinal
waters OF fashionable resort. The salubrily Of
the cInnatc,-the growing condition Of its popu-
latlon ana That Of the surrounding countrv,-tho
improved character Of it's society. and tie mum.
Der OF pupils tina, may be reasonably expected at
permanent settlement here, of a gentlemen ,yboso
profession IS Teaching. Such Teacher, the Trus.
tees are solicitous to engage, without delav.-He
VIII 10 at liberty to appoint such assistants a.
may be deemed necessary with the approbation n
the Board Of Trustees-Satisfactor testiono,;,I
Of character and qualifications will be rsouircd
Letters addressed 10 J. Reynolds, will rscs;ro
prompt attention. BY order If the Board
CHARLES ARBUCKLE, Prcst.
iopNsoE RC1NoLos, Soc'ry.
sept 25~c5t
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.A/A ILL commence on the Sd Tuesday in o..
Nv tober next, and continue four days.
FIRST DAY.
Colt Sweepstakc, two mile heats, 5000 en-.
trance, hall forfeit, to which there arc ten sub
scribers, with the best colts in the U. States
eight of the ten distinguished winners
Z. David IL. Brach enters b. c. Tobacconist by
Gohanna, date Winfreo's)
=. IN. Il. johnson enters b. C. Herr Cline, by Sir
Archy.
B. Jas. u. Harrison enters Wkinson's CHI. O. BIZ Sir
AEchy. -"
a. WIN. NJ. West enters McGhee's b. C. Sir Walter.
the winner of the Stallion Stakes at Tree Hill, )
by Monsieur Tonson.
5. VIM. Wynn enters b. c. Anvil by Mops:enr
Tonson.
6. WIN. H. Mingo enters b. f. Florida, by Conten.
ton.
z. Jno NJ Bolts enters br. c. Douglass. by Gobsn
ma, out of the dam of CollieE.
O. Richard Adams enters b. C. Primera by Rather
y. Henry a. Iayloe enters Cornolia, by Ratler
H. Jno. Minge enters bl. C. Black Hawk, by Hot,
spur.
SECOND DAY.
Projectors Purse $500, two mile beats. en-
trance SIS.
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse $500, without discount, four
milo heats, entrance $50.
FOURTH DAY
A Colt Swcepstake, two mile heats SIO0 on
trance, half forfeit, to which there are four sub
scribers namely:
L. Jno. Minge enters Peter Lyons b. c. by Co.
hanna.
q Jno. NJ: Bolts enters CHI. {. Ra1 bara by Gohaana
out of Wild Cat
8. ihos. Carter enters CHI. f. by Hotspur, dam by
Jack Andrews. y
4. .. +. Hare enters b. f. Kate Kennon bv 70,
tenton, dam Columbia
Ample accommodations will be provided at the
Fairfield Dwelling. House. way
JNO. MINGE,
sep 6-tf
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE ,

Williamsburg, 17rh Sept, 1892
The parties interested in the foregoing orders
- court are hereby notified, that have appointed
the 29th day of October next, TO make up the ac-
counts therein ordered, which day by nine
O'Clock, a. M. they arc desired 70 attend at this
Office, with their vouchers and evidence. aud This
original order JAMES CABINESS d, r.
sap g ySyv
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AND foH SALE By }. wARRoCK,
TIE VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
ARIN2

FOR TIE YEAR OF LORD 1888
Cdteu!ated by Ddoid Richardson, Of Louisa Can,
ty, pnginia.
q NoNrArNiNG a number of uscfal and entertaining
- articles, VIZ: Courts OF Virginia and Nor, !,
Carolina; Census of the u. States, exhibiting encL
description OF persons, aud the number OF Repre-
sentatives IN Congress, for zach State; Also Censu.
OF Virginia, showing the population IN the four
districts of the State, Members of the Scnate aud
House of Delegates, u summary statement Of the
rri'nary Schools, Militia, Luuatio Hospitals ami
fsniientiary Institutions of Va; Zines written OH
the day of Fasting, Humiliation and Prayer" ON
account of the Cholera; Divine Impress; An inter
os'lng account of tho proportion OF nutriuleut in
the different kinds of food; Visit to n all Machine
Seomicl; Kissing with appetite; Yellow Loaf;
What do We live for? Sc. &c.
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zNESSOA UTHO.N.

lie co-partnership heretofore exist ing ur
II der tho firm of BoYD Il HAY, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons in,cbt
Cd 10 the concern, respectfully requested to
settle their respective accounts with john Ill. BOYD
VINO alone Is aahorizcd sotttc tho business of the
firm. Holm RI Pf,yn
WIN. Ii. HAY
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Mil for Rent or Lease.

E''''H fVF INOTIL VI TIUUSC.
AN LII be rented for one, or leased for four
w years, on Monday, the 9Th inst, at auc
tlon, on the premises, at 10 o'clock under the man
agement of DAvENPoRT, ALLEN g. Co, the Mill.
on James River Canal, known by the name of
oushees Mil, about two miles from town Ii
rs calculated to run two pair of Stones-and has
lately been thoroughly repaired by Mr.. England.
1t IS now in excellent order, and has a great
many conveniences for carrying the manufac-
turc of meal for market
And at IL O'Clock, will be sold at auction in
front OF my lumber house. opposite Myers Tobac--
co Factory,
l elegant double Gig and Harness,
first rate Horses,
L Cart and Harness,
l Dray and Harness,
first rate mich Cow.
HENRY pROBST.
u Sale by DAVENPORT, ALLEN X CO.
&C 3-tds
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u The JoHo,oing Races are postponed TO the LIN
November merit.
RICHMOND TREE-HlLL. RACES
AEA/ I'LL commence usual, the Ist Tuesday
w In October next, and continue four DAYS
FIRST DAY.
The celebrated stallion stakes-two u,ite Laats.-
entrance $200-pIay pay.
l. Jno. NJ. Bolts enters the produce of Gobanna
= Gis~J. Harrison enters the produce of Arab
D. L. watson enters the produce of Monsieur
Tonson.
D. TIL. p Hare enters the produce of Contention.
s. WIN. r. johnson enters the produce Of Medley
D. Walter Livingston enters the produce of Eclipse
SECOND DAY
PropretoFs Purse S3OO-two mile heats.
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse Sl000-four mile heats
FOURTH DAY.
n ProPrletor's Purse SS200-two milo heats
ALSO,
sweepstake-'two mile Observation-Disclosures 5000
half forfeit, and closed.
l. WIN. X. Johnson enters, full bpo,ber 70 PoIIv
Jones, ('Herr Cline.")
4 Abner Robinson enters Tonson colt out Of the
sister of Sally Niece, (''SIr Walter Scott"y
|. Phillis.
4. Jas. NJ. Selden enters b, / ho Sorino Hin o,,,
of Sentinel mare.
D. Jno. M. Bolts enters b. O. by Gohanna out Of
Dairy Maid, ("Roa.")
The Purses this Race Week at Tree Hill nrc
worm pooUO' i Tic great number of horses in
training, and the number Of traning stables render
1t probable that 10 IL will start for each of tho
three days regular Purses.
The first day, in the important stallion stakos
there is no forfeit, and IT is thought in Old Virgil
mas best days, that there mover were ~ many colts
OF first rate promise. The last days sweepstakes
Herr Cline the winner of the stakes at New Mark.
ct and Baltimore-Sir Walter Scott, tho winner OF
the stallion stakes last spring at Tree.Hiil-Rolla
the very promising Gohanna colt Of Mr.. Bolts and
Mr. Selden' who, for the honor of the Central
Course, mast be ''there or thereabouts" contend
tor Purse of $500. The extraordinary good
| health OF our city, and the promise Of week.
pleasant rccreation it is hoped, will give us ono,
again, the opportunity Of shaking hands with OLD
friends and making now acquaintance.
BY The Secretary Of tie Trse-HH Club.
sept If
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NIGHT AUCTION.
Ra:erI ware. EgnNEss. Sc

On SATURDAY EVENING, 9Th inst, com.
mcncmg a. o'clock, great variety OF articles
consisting IN part of Watches .Jewelry fine Cut
lcry. Candlesticks Snuff Boxes, Watch Guards.
SC &c. together with Il valuable collection of new
Books Just received, comprising many valuable and
standard works. 5. g. G.. Aucts.
oc
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eIoCk OF GROCERIES, FURNITURE, &C.
On SATURDAY morning. 9Th inst, corrnen
eng at 10 O'clock, in Blu cher Town, opposite ..
~. Bakers, all tho stock of Groceries, fixtures
fiopsehod and Kitchen Furniture, belonging to
the estate OF Mrs. Elizabeth Binns, decd
JAMES TYLER, Administrations
Conducted by SELDEN & CLEI.,Np, Auctioueers.
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w Rogiar sales OF Furniture, Groceries, Horses,
Sc. on Tuesday and Friday morning, in each
%eoA. PERSONS wishing I" add to any sale, will
please send their goods the evening previous ar
carly the morning at the sale.
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IS G&rE akAIY =.
e NcltEes. s. eycee.,ls.,.

On FRIDAY MORNING, II. iust in front OF
our Auction store, commencing at half pas, o
ociock, variety Of Groceries, llvusshuid and
htchen furniture, anu many .niscc' lameuus az
uc'es. =. y {. Aucis.
ADDITIONAL.
"Ii' he added to our Aal1, tO-iAoitUw mori.iaE-
:. = boxes Loaf Sug.r, (in lots
10 do. Window Glass,
80 do. Scgars,
~ kegs Nails, Sc. Sc
oc SELDEN & CLELAND.
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EE: sgEKE.S:,
ALE z G TGArTp TAEE OR,

Opposite u. S. Bank,
II receiving his FAIL GODS. Among them
~ are staple and fancy Cloths, Cassineres and
Nostinss, CamiFis (of all colors worm for coaks,
Tenants Stocks, N Y, do. Cum Elias ic Suspend.
ers, Gloves, half Hosiery, Handkis, Shoulder Bra
ces' &C. DC &c. sep 27-eo3w
al. CROfN SUGARS -I9 hbds. strictly prime
~ st. Csoix SUGARS, for sale by
oct OTIS, DUNLOP g. co.
AN-AWAN, from boy belonging to the
~ u subscriber on Saturday night last on Church
Hill, a small Sorrel Mare about or Q years
old, with bride, about four feet 5 or 6 inches
high, and PAGES slowly, her feet are much worn,
but shod aH round. LIBERAL reward will no given
70 any one who will deliver the said mare 70 the
subscriber 10 Richmond
sep 20 IL CHARLES BROACH.
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Mahogany and Curled Hair.
9D 9hAh Lbs. of Curled Hair,
@S0BSH 700 feet of Coffin Boards,
66l feet of Voneers, just received,
ON HAND,
500 feet of Side Board Tops twide,)
500 do. of do. do. (narrow)
600 do. of A Boards,
800 do. of Ga "a lO-4 do.
300 do. of Vensers,
Dealers and Cabinet makers are invited to call
and examine the above which will be sold at the
lowest wholesale prices A constant supply of all
kinda will be kept, and such kinds ordered as
may be wanted. JAMES WINSTON. &c Ats