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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-10

II CHANCERS. -VIRGINIA-At a Circuit
Il Court OF Law and Chanccry for Henrico county
holden at the Capitol in the city OF Richmond Saturday
tho wenty-rst day OF January, thousand eight hun
drod and thirty-two:
Sally, Moses, Billy, Mahaa, Matilda, Robert Henry
rieasaht, fohy' william and Louisa, pitts.
John Bell acting executor and trustee of Reuben How
ard, deceased Thomas White, Nancy White Sarah White
John Miller and Mahala his wife, Reuben and Thomas
Melton, Thomas Martin and Elizabeth his wife Thomas
Boaze aud his wife, and John, Agne,s James
M artha, Harriet and Ann Melton ders
This cause came this day 10 be again heard ON tho
papers formerly read and the report of Commissioners RI,
Kerr made pursuant to the order of the ay of Jn
ono thousand eight hundred and thirty was arqucd
by COUNSEL On consideration whereof the doth order
mat Commissioners Baker do take account of the
standing debts due from the estate OF Reuben Howard
deceased ssweil account of all his
estate and report the same TO the court together
names OF all the creditors of the said Reuben Howard
and the amount due to each OF tem and such other mat
ters specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or
which may be required by the parties To be so stated
fore the tenth day Of the term, the will proceed
TO make order for the final emancipation ana removal
of tho slaves droctcdb by the will the said Reuben How
ard to be cmancipated. And the court doth further
order, that the defendant John Bell do on or before the
frst day oil the next term, report to the the number
names AMI of the slaves aforesaid wit, the
crease OF the females, with plan scheme their
removal anl settlement and that copy of this Order,
with the day which the Comnii ssioncr shall appont for
taking the account aforesaid, be prcviouy publishes in
the Richmond Enquirer, for four weeks sIcccssvcly
\ Copy. Tcstc, WILLIAM G.. SANDS d. G.
MaFch W. 99-wIw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-10

ENDlAN QUEEN HOTEL, formerly Hcislclrs and
I'll late H. Wades, No. To- South Fourth Street between
Market and Chestnut Streets Phladelphia is kept by
Is. DUKE, who has at considerable expense, made such
Improvements TO the House will insure comfort and con-
venicncc 10 his BOdrdeTS and LOdgeTS This House is
we'll known that it needs but little descriptions being
central TO the principal Mercantile Houses in Market st.
the Post Occ, Banks and public places in Chestnut
The Proprietor sOlicits the attention OF Merchants and
Travellers to his establishment and his claims their
patronage his efforts for their comfort and
lion. March g. 0S-Im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-10

AN AWAY from the subscriber about the 18th OF
A& February, 1882, Negro Man, aged between %
aud So made, common height, named Bill lie sold
TO me lew days ago. in Richmond and my way North
Saioia nc lett me in Halifax county, Virginia. lie has
pceh iivng Tor the last 10 years, in Granville county,
North Carolina, owned there by Richard Richards of said
county but when young he brought from the lower
part oil Virginia. think Essex county: however, | think
nc has not returned to his native place. but has gone
Granville county, where his late resides Ills APP
prehension and delivery TO Jail is earnestly and
ioera compensation will be given for his delivery
JAM so that get him into my possession. letter address
sed to me at Aspvle, in Bumconb county, North Caro-
lima, will be thankfully received
March g. T97-2tr1 WIJJJAMD SMITH
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Chcsterlicld, Jan. u, 1892.

HNOR SALE, that ruoRouGH-BREp SrALLIeN
BLACK WARRIoUR, ioalcd i'm 1919, and purchased
at the sale of James Duniop of RosIN E,ouirc ronpo
site to Petersburg, Virginia. by Mr. Randolph i'm 1920
who then gave flOO for him. He was most promising
colt, but from Mr. Randophs going soon after abroad Inc
was shameiuy neglected and injured in his growth In
1877 he was armed out 10 person in Fauuuer whom his
owner never has seen in his life, during Mr. Randoph's
attendance his seat in Congress- which he took in De-
cembcr, 1926, on his from Europe-and last wear
he was kept by Nathan Luiboough Esq. of the District
oil Columbia, who sent him home about two months ago
very poor Mr. Randolph had eyes on this valu-
able and noble animal since the autumn of 1925 (seyen
years) until the 18th of December last Qs3I 1He is
black with white feet.
PEDiCREE.-BLAcK WARRtoUR was got by the
imported horse Merryfcld, of Sir Henry Tempest
Vanes famous Cockghter the best racer bv far of his
day-his dam Philadelphia, by Washington out of MISS
TorrERIDGE by DUNGANNoN 20 Kelly's most favorite
son OF Ectipse0 her dam, MARcELLA by MAMpRINo
QUITO MEDEA by SWEET BRrAR, Ohe best horse by far
VINO covered at % guneas,) ANGELICA by SNAP-RE-
GULUs-B arilett's CHILDERs-Honywood's ARAB1AN,
dam OF the Two TRUE BLUES.
Miss ToTTERIDGE by DUNGANNoN
Washington by Sir Peter best of Highye) out of an
own sister TO 1rumpdter, little black horse that the
best OF his day, and the best grandson of old Nacbem
~ Die generally got bays (SoRCERER, the best
horse and stallion of his day. sire OF Soothsaycr and Smo
ensko, was an excep5on) smolcnskO also was black
DUNGANNoN, O'Kellys avorite son of Ecipse
MAMBRINo by Engineer-he best and strongest horse
in the world-grandsre 10 Long Island Eclipse
SWEET BnrAR by Syphon, son of Squit that got old
Marskc, the sire of Eclpsc-covered at 80 guineas
ANGELIcA by SNAP. (he best horse and stallion of his
day PAPILLoN by SNAP, was the dam of Sir PrrrR
dEAzLE, the best son of HIGH FLYER0 REGULUs-
6arietts CHILDERs-Honywood's ARABIAN, dam of
the Two IRU BLUEs-IIe will IT, -t~,"n i'm Richmo al
early III March. ' 1"'"onH
Ertract Of letter from Nathan L,v5orough, Esq Of
The District Of Columbia, to John Ra.dolph Of Roam
Oke, dated IlM Feb, 1892
60 have not seen Black Warriours foas myself, but
have conversed with several gentlemen OF Fanauicr and
Prince William, every of whom speak in the high
est terms OF the foals of his get, being both large
and handsome. My friend, John Hill Carter of Prince
William particularly has given favorable of
Black Warriour's Stock
Also, Peacock, five years old next grassland hume
rous brood mares, and colts, and esoi all ages from 3
years old upwards.
Apply TO Mr. Wyatt Carlwel Charlotte Court house.
Vrgina-to which the u S. Mail Coach from Washington
to Mlcdgevlc, in Georgia, and from Nlledgcvillc to
Washington, runs every day Sundays cxccptcd-if by
letter postpaid
Charlotte &. II. Feb. %. 1882. Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-10
JAMES NJ. GARRETT, President.
WM. +. GRAY, Scc'ry March g. 9S-6t

"a NOR SALE Columbia, one mile from this City, The
n residence of the late Philip HaxaL The Dwelling
House, and all the out-budings very cominodous
Among them, good Ice House, filled, and two
Green Houses. The premises contain four Of land
highly improved, with a well Of inc water
Contiguous Lets Of nine acres.
n Family, consisting Of man and his wife, fret rate
house servants and their five children
n Jonsop FiHy, two years old and year old Sir Al
fred cO-1erms may he known on appfcationto
Feb. IL fSS-w6D RID BARTON HAXALL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-10

HOUSE OF DELEGATES

-.
lSEvENrH DAY. l-Wediiesday, January 49,
DEnArE on Mr.. GooDEs Resolution, M RA NpoLPu'
Substitute, the Report IF The COmmitiee on Sidres
and Mr.. PREsroSs Motion 10 amend.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-10

N CIANCERY.-In Hanover County Court, Janu-
IL ry 25th, 1892.
James Bootwright, George Boowright, Larkin s. War
rem and Sally his wife, (who Sally Martin Archer
par!on and Susan his wife, (who Susan Marn) Pc
ter Martin, and John Martin Pld,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-10

PHILIP B. WINSTON, Jr d. c. nc.
Feb. 9. TS7-wSw1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-10

III n Ri-NIRGINIA.-At Circuit SUPERB
a or Court OF Law and Chanccry holden at the Capt.
ol, in the City OF Richmond Tuesday the eighth day
November, 1881
Robert Poorc, f.. and A. Hubbard Rankin and Fowlo,
Peterson and Mckinley, Thomas Cookscy, III. L. Philip
Robert Ewing, Thomas De Syver, MoFdccai Lewis and
Samuel Lewis, Shipley and ---Batram, and
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10

alr OF midnight aud to listen 70 the soft whisper.
iagof = the evening breeze. rather than
The course steam of viaads and the bubbhng OF
,onkahs--the world of Calcutta isdre:Ids for
dinner; and BY 8 o'clock il is seated at that i'm
portant but often untasted meal, in the hospita
bic mansions. of the - upper servants Of the
Company the tables groan under the weight OF
massive plate. aud what is worse, under whole he
cations OF beef and mutton. L have frequently
seen--horresc0 refe,ens lin a side dish, which
would have been much more appropriately tenant
ed BY aappetizing fricandeau or tempting riz d.
veau, two legs Of mstton. or twin turkeys; yet
with all this prnfusion, scarcely anyone has saf-
fcientiy recovered from the heavy tiff.n despatch
ed at two, to be able to look without >hudderin;s
upon the slaughtered herds, much less 10 taste
two mOathfnls 20 10 ~
Champaign and carst, delightfully."- cooled "i'h
ice or saItpctre, are real luxuries; and. ere the
last course is well off the table, an isolated bub-
Bile announces the first honkah; others drop in,
the gingl,ng OF Supposes is heard; a rich, though
rather overcoming odour peryades the air; hand.
some mouth pieces of amber. gold, silver. or Vi
dri, deckcd with snowy ruifles, insGuaie them
selves from under the arms Of the chuifs; and
the pauses IL the sometimes languid ni-sustained
conversation are deprived of their TURNER awk-
wardnesss by thu foil suorous drane. of q do.
zen Of these pr'nce'y pipes = n. Y. Albion.
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hoaG Out,-S5O Reward .

ttE"N from the subsc Der, n likely, black.
'noolA skinned Negro adj called -, "a,
R7NSON,
~ Old. ola Moderate active sizc, and has q
q 49, ~'saesd, very plain to be seen. caused by a
49,. morse tie absconded about the, 18th OF
,,S<<es sGd has been seen in Alexandria since, on
I. ~ snail vessel Tie IS very smart, active,
AMI will eyade detection if possible. 30
=, SNe NE above reward, it taken sixty miles
,r,x 'dence, or $50 any shorter distance. If Sc.
= ~ SO that &c, him again, md slirsaseasble
- ~ Brought home to me.
No. n. ID HATrON,
SONS Hills, near Piscstaway, Maryland.
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:Sotice
The Steamer COLUMBIA,

The Steamer COLU MDih,
C aain J'nes Mitchell WILL tor
ks-----tAz-z,'het suing four weeks common
& 3 ing o" the 18th Sept and ending
- II 9c.o1rr } ls,Se saIlimore on saturday. at .
% ,hs DIST. .ctof Colurnbia; and return.
.'a,..ys seorsr,owns Al S, Washington at 6. snd
g VIZ. =, ,.c,.,ck. A N. on Wedne >,lsy.
N''' Passage, c. htsirc "f1usals:
o. .l,,n,,rs ,n ,he pis,r,c,. or to the different
L,ys m ,hc potomac, or fron these places to "si
|nl'n<S Va '"' ). Oh
~"r ,.', n .,,,;eo 90
SANDY point, Va, Boyd's Hole, Ladders 80
Ferry
p,,ry,;ar. n. res I.sniing, Blsc kstone's,
rqry POINT, sandy Point, Va, Corn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10
w IL TMompson 4 20.

w IN 1AOmVS0n y 70.
SEAVE received b. last arrivals, further supplyo
e SE.aSOEABLE DRY GOODS. Among them
are the foliceing.
Blue black and fancy col'd cloths and cassimeres
81 "a, l04 II 4 and ~ ! rose blankets
Point and file do .-fs-.
Cassine's of every color snd price
Drab 1ushings and kerseys
Stripe and plaid >seys
Peiershsms, for Bang up coats
Red white. yellow, green and scarlet fannels
64 green carpet baisr
Goats hair and other csmbe.s
English ard French black bonn ,azines
Black and colored crcassans
Ga French meTino cloth, black and fancy colors
Nerino shawls and scarfs
Tibet, ucrnsni, Grape, gauge and worsted hdks
Best black ltalian lustrirgs
Black mode and coioreh florences
Plain ,,s ing and fashionable bonnet ribbons
white md co!or.d Canton hsnnes
SUPERIOR 4 Irish linens
So and 81 !awns and Russia diapers
Ga aud @ 4 Irish table diapers
Stand 1914 do dam SIX do
Dslnask able cloths and napkins
Irish and Russia sheetimgs
Silk aud Valencia vestugs
LaJe.' anu mems best II. s. gloves
Cotton. worsted, anil silk hosiery
Domestic shrtings and shcetngs
--. r:ckings, pisds and stripes
With snost ever, arl,ce found III Dry Goods Stores
for sale upon Gvor2b terms, WHOLESALE RETAIL.
&c: l5--tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10

Teas.
's>HE Imperial and Young liyscn Teas on bald re
ceivr,i few dsvs since, will be sold a bargsi",
applied for lmIned'at, iy
GEO. JOHNSON & Co.
In Store, also,
County Par Iron tied. including plates, at We
~ low price. AMI yer, suitable for country work.
3 be.r,tI'ui Pianos very low
First rate real iisvana segars
MADE ira wine. # various kinds
Sherry, .'arssiiles Madeira, Sicily Madeira, aid
Malaga Tito
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10
Charles Nenuett

ssAs received, by ship Shenandoah, Captain Rose,
and off.rs for sale
Br port Seine wine, il. bales ot yai aus sizes
Sho. Thread common in bates of 20 d"z
Fin. ,,ow ,-achrd and half bieschCd DO '
Yer, bcst patent Isilors' bread, dark blue,
u md al colurs
His Stock IF CO JS previously on hand, consisting
of ulan desirable articles, Foreign and Domestic may
be anrth attention of dealers, rs his intention
TO lis pose of The whole the present autumn md ensu
I'M inter- pts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10
Gr0cerieS.

- n BAGS Rio and Java coffee
y "a hhds Orleans and West India sugar
Al do do 30 moiasses
SO casks sweet Malaga and French Madeira
vine ..H
casks Port vine
pipes and halt pipes French brandy
3 do Holland gin
puncheons old Ismsics rum
80 barrels Sew England rum
10 do Country gin
90 do oil wi,key
10 boxes loaf sugar; Bags pepper
bags p.mento
100 reams wrapping paper
$50 sacks fine salt Liverpool! fled)
100 barrels nett herring and mackerel
5000 bushels ground alum salt
Will n general assortment Of GROCERIES,, for
ale by CtaEt' q fhoE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10

Fresh Tens, &c
WILLIAM FOWLE s. co. hare for Sale,
:. CHESTS Young tyson } Teas, OF the NePou.
y IS hs flo Gunpowder sets cargo, imported
70 do do Imperial ibe last month.
Is boxes brown Hsrans
IS hhds superior retailing molasses
% s ; d. \. E.rum
b4rch u Gu > London Particular, Sicily and ri.
CO Madeira, Leoyill, and MedOc Clsref,
Ssuturne and Champagne wines
100 belts Colt cotton duck, all numbers
so do cotton ravens do
60 coils Manila cordsgc
20 boxes Havana segars OF extra 1uslity
700 casks nails, assorted sizes
so bbls mess and prime beef
50 do plme pork
-, 40 do No No e xaelerel u.ey
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10
Yeas.

4, Hatfohe is Gunpowder, and do Imperial, Teas
y of superior quality, jut received per sehr abb
gail. from ,ston, and for sale BY Z
, oct IS -. NESSE RAEfiN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10
Information wanted

'IIIIE subscriber, from Bremen. &C. many sr''vea y
] Baltimore in october. 1851, an the ship Eagle,
u.rysret and a brother in Law, Henry KcmP. im.
mediatey wen, into Psrfa1 County, Virgins. with Nj
ch..I tJI brother to the Captain Of the Eagle, and
have heard nothing Of either Other since left BALI.
more am now in Washington City, c.; and II
Henry Konp, or either my sisters thi, notiCe,
=, any ne,son who knows any thing concerning tiem,
or where they are will confer great favor on one in
strange land, by addressing -
- - = ..fHa alf OOU0THY DEEDS,
5t Care of Mr.. Gu,tschlcl,. Washington, II C,
az The Ed,tors particularly those in Baltimore, J
will please to insert The above Perhaps in doing,
they may wipe the tear Of sorrow from SeetiCnatc
sisters eye; and they shall the thanks OLD
nov s. -t gi''" 'ff
JOB PRINTING
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10
Ueorge p Wise

~ NeVf sc w ~
CONTINUES the hry Go DIS Business at the Old
I s,.d. formerly -crupieJ Nv fann " u ise, and
bss rece,y, a part Of tis FiLL SUPPLY ~ the
last arrivals from the North. and VAL continue to re-
ceiv. fresh Gouds through thu Season Ills s'ock OF
CLOTHS. Sa7TyhE1Y, FL.7hNELS BLAN
KETS. DO rESfyCS and FANCY ARTICLES
for ladies' dresses I'D gentle m-ns clothing beng ex.
t.nsyr. he invites his friend. and the public to call and
examine. rs he is drterrn to sell low.
Alexandra, October Is, 1882. FRI. 4.--
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10
E,,ct,iI
Malaga Fruit .

|cep6s RCXES BOnch Muscstel Esisins
|s~Sirs 50 b0xes Bnom do
keys >rprrioG sun do
10 hafAtgs do do
u boxes emons
~ pots Grapes, Ssh ca h
Vast r'e,'el per the brig Paragon from Nalsgs. via
~ .'delpAia, aud for sale by
&C, II s MESSERSNIrH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10
NeGne0 SMsur.

,,efees Varlous Qualities irom the ouisians steam
: Refining Company JUS received and ftr sale
) NESSERS Nj I'll.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10
o,eumbaH; p0t0,Nee i.

|esnsa Captain HUBBAL, will,
a~Ss the 18th in>tsI resume run
.-s.,-sssszsz rrg to Norfolk az Richmond'
Ls SsxksssA leaving the C'N At Washington a
AL ,leysIdus al 4 a'ciocS, T. 81.
Fare TO Norflk, ;.udOg meals, ~ w
10 Richmond. do w
,., iii y. wATTLES, Agent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10
ME " SERIES vDAo s77NOo esss
Augmrs. Eofee, MuAasses &C

>ugars, tOHee, MuAasses. &C
IN Hogsheads2 Orleans, Porto Rico and st Croix
JU 40 barrels Sugars
boxes white Havana do F
so barrels and boxes Leaf and lump do
100 bags Rio. Laguirs and Java Coffee
IS hhds Orleans and English Island aolasses
,9 q, hid hhas copper distilled whi.key
6 puncleons old jana "a Rum
Is hills New EngIsad 10
ITO chests half chess and boxes Gunpowder.
Imperial, Tyson and Young Hyson reas,
I.,wis's csrgo
100 600 Tvs choice Bacon our own curing
$4,000 lbs yellow and brown Soap
90 boxes mould and dipped Candles t5-
For sale BY SAHI B LARM0Uk & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10
Mouse to let
! u nS,,t
boots and Shoes.

boots and ShUes.
A. d. HARMON
HAs just received, BY the ,chooners Rola, Good
III "ope. and Velocity, from Boston.
Il Gensraland Complete assortment Of BOOTS
e. SHOES,
suitable for the pre- ent and approaching seasons con-
1850 psir women's leather shoes
$50 do d. leather and seal skin pumps
$50 do do do boots
700 do mems coarse bootecs and shoes
500 do boys C"arse and fine bootees
$50 do do Id and BIZ shoes
$50 do men's id and Id bootees
10 do do fine shoes an pumps
1000 do chlldrcn's shoes and boolecY
800 do mems fine boots
go do do andboyb' thick boots
275 do misses' shoes
600 do women's lasting slippers
500 do d. morocco walking shoes
The above stock has b, en- selected by the SUI scI
ber in put from The late Semi Annual Sales in Boston,
but mostly from the msnufscturers', and which b.
ilenty belle 3 to BIZ equal to any other stock offered
this District The subscriber expects TO add .othe
above list by arrivals during he Fall. direct
from the approved msnufacturer good articles,
sui ed this market, which offered Wholesale and
retail, very cHEAP sept %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10
Dnmestic V.OttOns

VI Bde' Of Bleached and Prown shirtings and
~ Shee,inSs for sale bv
1910 W FOwIE & co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10
AOlNsaes
tlaesiAuts

1N SACKS in prime order. jr.t received and for
v - - GO a." S,rN- ~ G..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10
Published BIZ sd sa4 :
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
s, Pare, sspsr ann'n,. Country paper %,
For SOstOn.

w.. ,,,ke, brig TOKEN Etlridse. master
esA .5 ~ "wednesday next. For freight o
80, a. usage. having handsome aeeommodA
p ''e' - - EDw'O. DHNGERFiELD.
ira n, ba, r,csirsd By said Brig for SAFE,
o0l casks - Sd Ihomsstoh haze @s5
81 tons plaster
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10
IN Sore,

~ r .,,ss. rOr,o iieo. and 81, Croix Sugars,
Of warrior quality
Pine, a.u n pipes Se'gne'te brandy
ripe, Holland Gin ,,ve
~ u.ak.~et, &c &C. ~" =
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10
liwkaEy WOnA

CORPS we'll seasoned aud nice q''ality, now
u y an1i0s on l:aE's whsrf,s tor sale ny
| rovs GEO JOHNSON & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10

Enclosure round the house. = -s' q
I The Ladya ITF!Rq scr
Porter. -, - s-sss-s-, ~. s..r--r.-
sStrange gentleman.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10
sugar.

IA HHDs Sugar. Of grud quality. tor sale ny
tt rnv5 W. a.. MILLER.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-09
Am ADDTTxoHAx sv11Ex
WINTER GOODS.

'TNHE usders;gsed has jusa vsseived large
u supply Of WtNrEk GOODS, which,
sdd~d 90 his Eornes 9sesk. makes u uausvsl.
~ large, - which be invitss the attention Of
the puoiie. Amo~gss the assortment gill be
foosd cone dssisahle ARTICLES. viz:
Super. blue, black, ssd fancy eoiour~d
CLOTHS end Q ASStMERES,
Cssssests, large sssostesat, quite ehesp. !
fisnnsis. Blaaksts, Boxing. Bssvestseu,
Superior Csnle,s, Easiish and French
Msrino Cloth.
Brown. blue. sesrlss. and other coloured
Merincs,
Black aud ether coiored Ciseassisns.
Mersno bomhaxine- Bomhs1etta,
SILK. Velvet. and vsieneis Ysstings,
Chsngssbie and piaio Gro. dc Nap. silks,
"a snd s.A Super. iialiss Lastsings.
Fiorences. he.
Scarlet, black. end white nsriso Long
Shswis,
Grape. Pslmsrine. sss other fancy Hand.
kerchiefs. (wsil sssostsd.)
Bishop Lawn and Ksniing-irish Linen,
An elegant sssor,nsnl q bonnet aud belt
Ribbsuds,
Thread. bobsins,, and silk Lssss snd Rds.
inGs-Csmbrie snd bobbiuet Insertion,
Silk, worsted, aud cstion Hosiery, (weil
sssorted,)-Dsussk & Diaper Tstls Linen,
Gloves, Mite. &C. &c.
AND As USUAL, q LAhcR AssoRrnEsr or
Cree-iss. Hwdssars. China, Gl.,ss, Z Queens.
.sarc. Paints. Dye Stuff, &c
All OF which will be sold on pleasing terms
sCPCaii and exsm:nsl
JOSEPH L. RUSSELL.
H.rpersFsrry. Jas. ~, is32.
jan 80
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-09
CABINET WARE.

NtE subscriber respectfully calls the st.
- ,sn,,on Of The eisixees Il Jefievson ceup.
~ and others to- h,s vsre-room, In order tina,
they may judge for thems-ives have had
. long experience Of your good sssts and
hbershty, but we often ind that IL II necesa,.
~ TO have exhibited 10 our viev. ARTICLES q
comfort and real utility. in order 10 provide
Tor respectable and comfostabls exi,seoce
I. as good vishsr TO my fellow beings. aod
In return tor many past fsvors, would desire
TO take an humble part in eoa,ributiae to %
wotthy an object. and therefore Inform you
That have just returned from Baltimore With
complete assortment of ostesisls Cor manu-.
suring every article you may rcqrire in my
ersR. have . number of indussTioss wosk-
men, and can Gil mp bill VI furniture ON the
shostest nosice. eddisg hassc--for the Ia
dies. or Otherwise. ! keep eonstan,ly on
hand,
SideJeords, Secretaries, bureaus,
T,a6fss, Centre do, Cradies,
Chairs for The sick, Sc.
jHork Tables and Borcs.
Candle Stands and Knife Bores,
Gupooards,highiy fais6ed Bedsfeads,
FSrs di0srsnt kinds Of Sofas, &c.
ANDREW WOODS.
Chariestown. Feb. 2, 1861