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Ades, LeMtI.es', sc.


GA&kEA Spanish Hides, Of different quail.
WV tiles,
800 Calcutta Kip Skins.
Richmond sailed slaughter Hides and Calf.
skins,
Tanners Oil, Bark Mills, Curriers' Tools,
&c.
Leather of all kinds, finished or In The
rough. bought or taken in barter,
SeuV SIDES Northorn Sole Leather, of all qualities
by Wholesale or part of side,
wax Russett and grain upper Leather, of all
kinds,
GO doz. Philadelphia and other Caiskins,
Boot morocco, soni, lining ard binding Skins,
2o00 lbs. Shoe Thread, of all qualities
Boot and shoe Trimmings, Tools, Lasts,
&c. &c.
Skirtmg, harness and bride Leather,
hogskins, bag Hidcs, 'Shcepskns, &c.
ouifalo; leopard, bear and hair seal Skins,
Fishskinsi Webb of all kinds, Cut Tacks,
&c.
SaddIery and Saddler's Tools, Of oil kinds,
Saddle Trees, Serge. Deer's HAIR &c.
t,haise and covering Hides, patent Leather.
Morocco Skins, Coach Lace, Gig Handles
and Bands,
Coach Steps, Wood Springs Moss and Gig
Bows
Stage. Wagon. and Gig Collars,
lOoo pair Richmond made plantation Shoes,
Cash paid for country Hides.
aug l6-wl0t # w. g. j. C.. CRANE
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u Regular sales Of Furniture, Groceries, Horses.
sc. GU Tuesday and Friday morning, in each
week. Persons wishing to add to any sale will
li'asa send their goods the evening previous, or
early the morning Of the sale.
~ SELDEN ~ CLEtAND attend To- gales
oil heal and Personal Estate, either in the cty
or country, and the utmost attention given to tine
interest of their employers.
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BJ' the fsltoaoi"g R0ces postponed to The An
November nert.

W fHe J'Hoto'Hg R1ces are postponed to tho IAN
November nert.
RICHMOND TREE-HlLL RACES
NA/ LII commence as usual, the Ist Tuesday
w In October next. and continue four days
FIRST DAY.
Tho celebrated stallion stakes-two mile heats
entrance sS200-play pay.
l. Jno. NJ: Bolts enters The produce Of Johanna.
u Jas j. Harrison enters the produce of Arab.
s. i. Watson enters the produce of Monsieur
Tvnson.
q. rh. P. Hare enters tho produce OF Contention
.. WIN. t. johnson enters the produce OF Medley.
D. waller Livingston enters The produce Of Eclipse.
SECOND DAY.
Propretor's Purse S300-two mile heats.
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse SlOOO-lour mile heats.
FOURTH DAY.
A Projectors Purse $20U-two mile heats
ALSO,
sweepstakc-two mile heats-entranee 5000
half forfeit, and closed.
i. VIM X. Johnson enters full brother to Polly
Jones, ("1err Cline.")
2. Abner Robinson enters Tonson colt ont NJ tho
sister OF sally McGee, ("SIr Walter Scottr)
Phillis.
q. Jas: NJ Seldom enters b. /. by Spring Hill, out
5. Jno. NJ. Bolts enters h. = bv cobe,r, 90, . 8
Dairy Maid, ("Rolla.")
The Purses this Race Week AT Tree Hill. arc
worth SJ6OO The great number Of horses in
0'"s' "pu no nuHocr OF trilning stables, render
II probable that 10 or IL will start for each of the
three days regular Purses.
The first day, in the important stallion stakes
there is no forfeit, and 1t thought in Old V,rp
Mas best days, that there we're az many colts
of first rate promise. The last days swecpsiak es
Herr Cline the winner Of the stakes at New Mark
ct and Biltimore--Sir Walter Scott the winner of
the stallion stakes last spring at Tree II bl-Rolla
the very promising Gohanna colt of Mr.. Bolts and
| Mr. Scldcn, who, for the honor Of tho Central
Course, must be "tbere or thcreabouts," contend
| tor Purse Of 5000 The extraordinary good
| health Of our city, and the promise of weeks
pleasant recreation. it is hoped, will give once
| gam, the opportunity of shaking hands with old
ronds and making new acouqintancos
~ ~ Ss-rc..,nol -. Ir.:- III In
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sep "a
ENGLISH AND FRENCH
Academy for XOung Ladies'.
PROSPECTUS.

ESOSPECIDS
Nh RS. HENRIQUES g. MIR. PERSJCO re
LVA specially inform the Publick of Richmond
OF their intention OF opening, the 1st of o.
tober, a CLASSICAL DAY AND BoARpiNG School
Ton limited number of young Ladies' embracing
asl the useful and ornamental branches reuuiste
for finished Education.
Mrs. Hcnriques having for nine years boon
Principal of aourishing Institution Of the kind
IN the City of Philadelphia, from whence size
brings uncxceptonable raeopme ndations Hatters
herself THAT her association with so esteemed a
Teacher Mr.. Pcrsico, will enable them to
fulfil the most sang,ine expectations of those
Parents who may honour them with their conf.
dence.
COURSE or INSTRUCTION.
Reading, Orthography, Translation, Grammar,
hhotoric, Logic, and Composition, in the English
ana French Languages; Arithmetic, Book. Keep
rng, Penmanship, Universal History Mvtbolopy:
Astronomy, Ancient and Modern Ccograpfy'
w,ih tho use of the Maps and Globes, Delineation
OF Maps Natural History, Moral, Mental, and
NaIur"i philosophy Chemistry and Botany.
CONDITIONS:
list. AS regular systematic series oCInsfrrct;ore
VIII bc completed by each class in the term Of
ono scholastic year, no pupil can be received for
less Than that time. The scholastic year, consist
ing OF ten months, viz; from Jsi CctSbcr to LET If
August divided with reference TO payments in
tour equal terms of eleven weeks each
2dy The French Language being tho language
OF the school, none can bc accepted but those
who arc willing TO learn and speak that lonuuaoe,
5dly As the same Teachers will devote an
equa portion Of tire and attention to all scholars
The charges viii be the same for all ages
TERMS:
Day SCHOLARS, French x English, $3.50 per annum,
Day Boardcrs, do no :. 6.
Soarders5 including tuition, board
=, ing, washing and bed, do. 300
Nusic. ~ 800. ..,.
Drawing and Painting, tho Italian, spanish and
hg'ln Languages, as well as Dancing and 0rna<
mental edlc-work, extra CHARGES
Those who are dosirous Of learning French
exclusively, may join The classes az $40 per or.
For further particulars enquire at tho Boarding.
House OF Mrs Nelson, or at the House in street;
lately occupied as Boarding School bv Nrs
Broome.
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NIGHT AUCTION
This, and ereru Erc,;,,,. m: "

rms ana enery Ercnipg this Week
In consequence of Goods for our Eveuiny S,Ie.
accnmniating so fast. we have come TO the de,crm;
naeon to SELF every Evening for the present, com.
,nnencing at hafpast 6o'cock Our collection of
Books Is now ofsuch character "a 10 afford a
choice and elegant variety every evening. In nd.
uiton to which, are daily receiving consipu
'hentS ct atches. Jewelry, Hardware and Fancy
Articles, which will all tend to make these sales
very interesting. s. g. C. Auc,s
oc 90
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Important Sale Of Real Estate.

Important Sale Of Real Estate.
FEEllE undersigned have determined ON selling
n the Lots composing the Town of Florence in
the CITY. of Botetourt, at Public Auction Florence
is situated Immediately on James River, 1T tho
month OF Looney's Geek, on the main Veiley
Road, and two miles above Pattonsburp-For
commercial purposes, and to commercial men
this sale presents the best opportunity for tho
investment of capita! to be found west of the Blue
Ridge mountains. II is the nearest point on James
Rtrer for the trado [and Shipment of produce 10
Eynchhurg. and Richmond) of the Merchants and
Farmers of tho counties of Montgomery, Floyd
Smyth, Wythe. Washington, razewen, Giles
Lee, Russell, and Scott; and is row the most CON
yerent point for use of Bath, Pocihontas Green
brler, and Monroe. The situation of the land il
very desirable fer Town, it being i'm salubrious
climate, is well watered, sufficiently flat and level
and possesses some commanding situations for
private DIV eIngs, and Lconey's Creek atfording
Suthcient water for manufacturing purposes-
Florence will be laid off in Lots OF a quarter acre
each. The sale will take place on the premises
on Monday, 5th November, 1892 Terms liberal
which will be made known OH the dav of sale
NJ. HARVEY.
sep "a JNO. Nj. HARVEY.
POST PONEMENT
u In consequence of the above sale happcninp
to tall on the day with the Presidential Elect
ion, it is postponed to the following day. Tuesday
the 6th November next.
u Editors who have published it will notice the
po> tponement.
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A AUCTIONS.
ew seysfen s, eycgymg.

GROCERIES, AND FuRNlTURE.
To-Morrow Morning, TUESDAY, 23d inst,
commencing Il, half-p,st o'cocs, y gre,, variety
OF Groceries. Household and K,tcten Furniture,
and ihany other miscellaneous Articles.
HORSE AND DRAW
. "i'l be added 10 our sale TOMORROW ono
morse and Dray. and a munbe. OF good saddle and
harniss Horses
&C % G e. n ,.
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Richmond, Oct. 9th. ls3s-sawsm d.

D EMOVAL.-The Subscriber has removed
III y from his former residence, few doors /
bove the Old Market, directly opposite she Mansion
House, and few doors below ths Bell Tavern
where he intends earring the manufacture Of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware in all its varieties and on
more extensive scale than he has heretofore All
lin ard Sheet Iron work done order and OH
short notice. he has also hand top Wagons
and will keep constantly iron Stoves, of differ
ent patterns. Tile inhabitants of Richmond, as
well as Country Merchants, respectfully invited
TO cali before purchasing elsewhere, as is his de-
termination TO sell low can be bought in this
city. DANIEL WELLER
sep 6-1Oto
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PRIVATE LIBRARY.

Wlii be added to our sale THIS EVENING n
variety OF very choice Books, the property of per.
son leaving the city--amonest them arc MANY
souvenirs. London and American Annals, Fami.
iy Library &c.
w NO postponement on any account
DC * =. 81 e., Aucts
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Tevas, ssoxs o., .gyc.sos,

& hN Monday Afternoon, December 3D. Mt a
" o'clock, ut Rockets, by order or Mr. Geo
Merriam, a very excellent TEAM BOAT, nearly
new, with all IFS appertenances; the materials alone
cost s l500.-'reri,is at sale
&c ~ SELDEN ~ CLELAND, Aucts
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FURNJTJrRC SALE

On WEDNESDAY morniny 9th inc, =, u.
mouse oi Corbin j.. Ross, Bacon Quarter Branch.
commencing 60. at 10 o'clock, all his Household and
hNchcn Fnrnnurc, consisting OF Il general variety.
together with number Of lIops.
oc 90 G . -
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SW AN TAVERN.

"a HE subscriber returns his thanks to his friends
III and the pubic generally, and would Inform
Them that he is nov located at that long establish
'ed stand, the SWAN TAVERN, on I'll street,
Shockoe Hill, within FIVE minutes walk of the
Capitol, and the Public Offices, Banks, Ware
Houses, Churches, and Post Office, SC. This
house is undergoing thorough repair, and will be
completed this week. His Stabling. large and
commodious, and not surpassed by any in this
place. Carriage Shelters Large ynrd-abupd-
ant supply of pure Water, from the City Water
Works. His Rooms surpassed by but few-good
Beds, the most of which new--his Table will
be furnished with good this market affords,
an addition to the best fish and oysters that can be
procured-his Stables always supplied with the
best provender, in addition to the much desired ar
tlc'e fodder, which the country horses are accus-
toned to-good honest servants and ostlers in at
tendance In short. ho would say, neither pains or
expense will be spared to render satisfaction.--
His charges will be found low, lower than
the usual Tavern rates, and perhaps as low as pr-
vate Boarding Houses. The subscriber solcits
continuance of his former customers and those
who have been in favor with tho old Swan. Mem
bers of tho Legislature particularly invited to
call. The subscriber hopes, by unremitting atten-
ton to BUSINESS to share that patronage which
has been so literally bestowed upon him.
WIN. HOWLETT.
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BOOKS.

we are row opening, from recent arrivals; an
elegant collection of New Books which arc ;n,and
ed expressly tuF our night sales, and are of such
character ana variety, as To warrant the notice Of
dealers and the public, generally.
oc rs SEi.DEN & CLELAND
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WA7ILMAM MOODY g. Co ,ean.c,f,1I1

VA LILLIAN MOODY g. CO, respectfully
w inform the inhabitants of Richmond md its
vicinity, that they have made suitable
tor the purpose of erecting GRANITE FRONTS,
Tor buildings of every description and will engage
to furnish the Patapsico, Quincy James River
Granite, on moderate terms, and at the shortest
notice.-Orders addressed to VIM. MOODY s.
Co., Baltimorc, corner of Pratt and Pine Streets,
will be promptly attended to, and Thankfully re-
ceived
Richmond, Oct 9th 1s32-saw2m d.
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The following Races are postponed till The 80
October.
FAIRFIELD RACES.
FALL MEETING

VA LII commence on the Sd Tuesday in DC.
tober next, and continue four days.
FIRST DAY.
A Colt Sweepstake, two mile heats 5000 en-
trance, half forfeit, to which there are ten sub
scrlbers, with the best colts in the u. States
eight of the ten distinguished winners.
l. David IL. Brach enters b. C. Tobacconist. nv
Gohanna date Winfree's.)
2. VIM. r. Johnson enters b. c. Herr Cline Inv Sir
Archy.
g. Jas. j. Harrison enters WilkiIson's oh o. by Sir
Archy.
4. WIN. NJ. West enters McGhee's b. c. Sir Walter.
by Monsieur Tonson.
5. VIM. Wynn enters b. G. Anvil by Mons;err
Tonson.
6. VIM. fl. Minpe enters b. E. Florida bv C,.r
ton.
Z. Jno NJ. Bolts enters br. C. Douglass, by G oban
ma out of the dam of Collier.
H. Richard Adams enters b, C. Primera by Ratler
y. Henry A. Tayloe enters Cornelia, by Ratler.
lo. Jno, Minge enters b! .. Black Hawk, nv Hot
spur.
SECOND DAY.
Proprietor's Purss ss300, two mile heats, en-
trance SIS.
THIRD DAY
Jockey Club Purse $500, without discount. four
mile heats, entrance $40.
FOURTH DAY.
a Colt SweePstake, two mile heats, 500 en-
trance, half forfeit, to which there ara four sub
'scrbers, namely:
L. Jno. aiinge enters PsteY Ivon's h. A. by Go
hoIIia.
2. Jno. w. Bolts enters ch. e. Barbara. by Johanna,
odt of Wild Cat.
o. ihos Carter enters cb. {. by Hotspuy, dam by
Jack Andrews.
a. o. P. Hare enters b. f. kats Kchnen, by Con.
tention, dam Columbia.
Ample accommodations will DO provided at the
Fairfield Dwelling. House.
5NO. MINGE,
RICHARD ADAMS, {iioPrietors.
sep 6-tf
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tisiactory to those who arc disposed to purcnase-
among them arc stations, tineiuding LaFuyerte,)
Brood Mares Colts and Files of all ages NV stock
consists of Archys Gohannas, Chafles, La Fay
cites, Medleys, and Timoeons. My prices shall he
reasonable and terms accommodating | am re-
solved to reduce the number, and bargains may be
had, II immediate application, is made. They will
not he offered publicly that all who arc desirous
TO procure valuable stock of Horses either for
the turf or for breeding, had better not delay their
application. JNO. Nj. BOTTS.
oct l2-c6t
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Egg zssrc@sser, KDcss6y =. Co.

GROCERIES.
On WEDNESDAY,, 2lth inst, at 10 O'Clock
10 hhds. handsome New Orleans Sugar.
10 do. do. Porto Rico Do
25 bags geen Coffee,
44G do Java do
And a variety OF other Articles in Grocery line,
DC * l.. ID. X CO. Aucts
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A CARD.

TEsiIE Subscriber would respectfully invite tho
n attention of his customers IN the city, and
the public generally, to early examination ofhis
Fresh Retail StocA of
\ China, Earthen Ware a. Glass.
The Goods offered for sale, have been
Ieced by himself in person, during his recent visit
10 the Nor hcrn cities, and in the selection OF
OF them he had special references to tho RETAIL
TRADE OF tho city, and the wants of private ia
niics, keepers of Boarding Houses, Tavorns, Ho-
tells, &c. Tho assortment consists of almost every
variety Of blue. pink, brown and black printed,
painted, edged and cream cUored EAR1HEN
WAKE, fine & common CHINA TEA SET1S,
ana also China Cups and Saucers, OF various qua
lily, by the dozen. Black, brown and blue printed
DINNER SERViCES, in sizes to suit purcha
sors. Toilet and Chamber Sctta, Ewers and Ba-
sins, childrcn's Mugs, with names toy Tubs, Ewers
and Basins, and Tea Sotts, and China TOYS, Side
board Pitchers of China, and Fancy Earthenware
Cut Glass Bowls, Pitchers, Decanters, Tumblefs
Wines, Jellies, Lemonades, Galleries, Salts C.
and plain Glass Ware of every desc ription-
Among the Plain Glass are some beautiful plain
ENGLISH double flint star bottom printed .fum-
blers and Wines, warranted genuine; and an as
sortmcnt of REAL CANTON CHINA, such as
dinner breakfast and tea Plates, Dishes, Tureens,
&C.: also, China Fruit Baskets, Mantle Orn.
ments.
Foot Baths; Astral, Liverpool, Passage, Side.
beard and Chamber LAMPS.
With great variety and a large quantity of ar
ticles in his line, better in the store than de-
scribcd paper. The prices will be moderate, as
the goods were laid in low
oc 22-eo6t CHARLES HOLT Junr
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RGvlOrnas4 Neusinfsr,y.

THNHE third Session Of this Institution will com.
n moncc on the third day Of Move nber, and
end on the last day Of March. Terms the same
heretofore.
s aunton, va Oct55sy 9--c3t
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Are NOT yet PwSSs for

This makes W the more anxious TO sell for good
profits, especially where tong credits arc given.
Champagne,
Madeira,
s. Madeira,
E.P Tenerife, |
Lisbon,
sherry ES-in pipes. ] pipes
Oporeo, qr. casks and boXss.
Malmsey,
Malaga,
Claret,
Muscat, and
Sauturn
Port Rico,
Java,
Manila,
Lagurn, COFFEE
MaTtsa,bo,
ST. Domingo, and
Rio
S Bordoa"4, BRANpY-in pipes, half
Sgnette, and pipes and Yr. casks.
Oh rd
st. Croix, y
+. Rico,
Orleans,
Loaf SGGAR
Lamp,
Single and double refined
And crushed
Cheese. American and I'm gish,
Starch, Chocolate,
Jameison's Crackers,
Dupont's Gunpowder
Shot, OF assorted sizes,
Cotton ard Wool Cards.
Wrapping Paper.
Hardware do.
Cap do.
Letter do,
Fancy coIored do
Cork Wood
Gunpowder,
Yonn@ uvso, 'FEA--in chests, caddy box
Tyson, and eS ARA eaHssters'
Black
Irish Wliskay
Old Barley do.
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Fresh Fall and Winter Goods.
f.. q ]. S. JAMES d. Co.,

'" 's -. JAmEo ~ To-,
MARKET SouAuE, RIcINoNp. Va.
importers % British Goods, and Dealers in Ezra.
Pe"n' Ind'd dnd American Goods, generally,
AVE received, by the EouAToR, from LII
"eTPoot' and various vessels rom the north.
large portion Of their supply of
Aasss UNN Winter GODdS,
ana are daily expecting considerable additional
supplies which they expect 10 arrive SO az to be
IN store oy tho 10th inst, when a more particular
hpuce VIII appear--n tho mean time, they will 10
glad to see such Country Merchants and others, ms
may hc now ready to buy, all of whom are assured
ton. Co..,
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Essss ~Ma Winter Gou<rs,
ADVERTISEMENT

Within the last ten DAVIS wo bnvc ,di,d worry
considerably to our stock OF STAPLE g. FANCY
cooDS. making it the largest we have over offered
Tor sale, and rather exceodine
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REFEEENCEs

g 90 Cdsos Mcrs FURREU HATS, some of
a ~ them Wide Brine, received by The Plan
n, for sale by CREME g. MOSBY.
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" IRGINIA,-At rules holden in the clerks office

"a IRG1NIAi--At rules holden in the clerks Office
OF the circuit superior court of law nd chan
Gerry, Tor the county of James City, and the CT
ty OF Williamsburg, the Sd day OF September
1882 William G.. Smith, Sarah Maria Nunnallt.
who was Sarah Maria Smith, George B. Godd,n
and Harriet r., his wife, who was Harrie. r.
Smith, George w. Smith, Eliza Ann Smith, and
Susan k Smith, which said George W., Eliza
Ann, and Susan R., are infants of tender wears,
and sue by their guardian and next friend, Henry
Smith their father, George Geddy, only infant son
and child of Edward b. Geddy, deceased who
sues by the said Henry Smith, his next friend. Su
san c., Eliza A., Henry L., Allen, Mary and Jesse
Lindsey, which said Susan c., Eliza A.. Henry L.
Allen, Mary and jesse Lindsey, are the infant
children and heirs of Allen Lindsey, deceased. hv
The said Henry Smith their next friend, pItfTs
against William Browne, admir-, with the will an.
neXod of William Geddy, deceased, John H. Chris
Douglas, decd, Thomas II. Terrell, Richard
Graves and Beverley Crump, Jesse Cole, Richard
Coke, seD'r, and Philip Duva dts.
The defendant, William Browne, not having en-
tered his appearance, and given security according
TO the act OF assembly and rnles of this court and
1T appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not
AN inhahitant of this country it is ordered, that
the SAID defendant do appear at the clerks office of
this court, on the first NJ onday in November next,
and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs, and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN
some newspaper, published in the city of Rich
mond, for two months successfully, and posted at
the front door Of the courthouse of James City
county. A Copy. Tcste,
"a WA P. UNDERWOOD, d. G..
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e lkGlNiA:-At rules held III the clerks office
ct The circuit superior court OF law and chan
Gerry Tor hng 81 Queen county, on the 9th day Of
August 1892: Richard Bagby, pits, against Mus
coo Earnett, as admir- of Henry Garnctt, deceased,
WIN hs VIII annexed, of all his goods, chattels
ana credits, unadmInistered by Thomas Gar
nett deed and III his right, Isaac Burnett,
and Martha Burnett his wife, Samuel Parrish, and
Mary Parrish his wife, James Allison, and
Elizabeth sd Ais, Alison his wife, and Henry Garnet,
The defendants Isaac Burnett, and Martha
Burnett his wife, Samuel Parrish and Mary Par.
rIsh his wife, James Allison, and Elizabeth Allison
his vito, and Henry Garnotl not having entered
their appearance, and given security according 10
The act OF assembly and the rules of this court and
IT appearing by satisfactory evidence, that hoy arc
not inhabitants Of this country: il is ordered thai
The said defendants do appear here on the FIRST
Monday in December next, and answer the bill Of
ihe plaintiff, and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in the
city of Richmond, for two months succcssively
and posted at the front door Of the courthouse OF
lh;s county. a Copy. Tcsto
ROBERT TCLLAEC, II Z. g..
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Old Apple Brandy.
e0a kS h Gallons APPLE BRANDY, S years
~ wv old and OF very superior quality,
far salc at retail. IT ii DPEw y. 90
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Fine Old BRANDY.

q ALD Champaigne Brandy, village 1906,
n"' So@oc do. very superior,
DC ~ II. III. DREW.
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My Steck OF Horses having in
creased to number that renders
1t inconvenient TO keep, / have de-
termined OH disposing of large por
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z II i s III.

VA Il are now receiving fall sul,pIv of
ton, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
We invite our customers and the pablic to call and
examine our STOCK, comprising general assert.
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EA ILL commence on the Sd Tuesday in DC.
tober next, and continue four days
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profits, especially where tong credits arc given