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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09

VI AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE--Pursuant TO
VI Decree Of tho County Court OF Hanover, of the
2jth OF this month suit in Chaucery, depending ia said
Court between Robt Wade and others plaintiffs and Spots
wood Logon, De!sndaut-wbe sold, public auction TO
the highest bidder, at the late residence OF Mrs. Susanna
Wac, deceased, the Old Church, in the lower end Of
the said county OF Hanover Thursday the first day OF
November next, If fair il not, the fair day, the
Tract of Land belonging to the estate OF Robert Wad:,
decd, which the said Susanna resided at the umo
of her death, containing 2SS acres, be the
or less-and also seven negroes, consisting of men
and womon some OF whom very valuable. The
land will be sold for he purchase money, bear
from the sale and payable in one, two and three equal
nual paymcuts--the purchaser 10 give bonds with APP
proved security, 10 those entitled 10 dsrbutonand also
Deed of Trust the landAnd the negroes, on nine
months credit except for much may Ice necessary
TO pay The costs of the decree, and of the execution
thereof, which be cash. The purchasers give
bonds with approved security. p. STREET,
Sept 30. G42-wdsl Commissioner.
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rFrom tho Glohe.1

Our attention was drawn yesterday, by Mr.. CALLAN,
to low and ribad article against the President publish
Cd IN the Telegraph some days ago, with regard
'uhuuon made by him TO the Relief Society. The ari-
Gle doles out Tor the President deal Of vulgar language
and gives him nothing but hard words for his contribution
The tdor iorecs that one who is frequently called on
twenty times day for charity, and who cNhaus his whole
salary IN the ho'Poliies and liheraes OF his station
cannot endo1o Societies In reply this anmadversion
OF The Telegraph, Mr. CALLAN Secretary of the Soce-
y has furnished the following resolution passed at one
OF its meetings:
"Resoired That the thanks Of this meeting be given to
the President of the United Stles Heads of Depart
men, and other citizens who have contributed TO its
funds"
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FENO THE PUBLlC--W hereas my wife, AGNES p.
n WRIGHT, has thought fit against my will and con-
sent to absent herself from my house and projections and
living separate and apart from NE, neither acknoyy edg
ing nor diseharGng the duties Of wife her husband
sud whereas having been at all tines and still being rea-
dy and willing 10 receive her my wife, / deem un-
conscious and unreasonable that should be subjected to
tie responsibilities OF husband, while size refuses TO dis
charge the duties Of wife land being informed that the
law will not hold me liable Tor any articles furnished TO her
by any apprscd Of the above acts-Thercfore T.
Charles Wright have thought it to inform al persons not
already appded Of he above facts, and the public ge
morally, thai viii not be responsible for any accounts
contacted by my said wife, Agnes T. Wright. while thus
hviug separate som me against my nor will in
any way be liable for any OF her contracts her aciings or
dongs, nor any way whatever her account. And
hereby orewan all persons whatever from giving her Gre
dit M any way whatever either her account or
Oh account Of my child which she likewise detains from
me- contrary my will ond to which this notice is intend
cd 10 apply fully 10 herself And further forewarn
all persons whatever from harboHng my said wife and
cll in any way, not doubling but that for the undue in
ucncc Of others, most improperly and illegally exercised
over her, she would IN compliance with my wishes, well
known and often expressed, and with her own duty re-
turn my house and her home, which az an times open
70 receive her, and might live together in peace and
coniugs affection CHARLES WRIGHT.
Louisa county, Ya., Sept II PSF
FHVO TAILORS.-A good Tailor Of sober and indus
n tdous habits, woald find constant employment by
making early application At tire Virginia Mills, in the
county Of Buckingham.
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HID OANOKE NAVIGATION COMPANY.-The an
81 q, nual meeting Of the stockholders Of the Roanoke
Navigation Company will be held at Weldon, N c.,
Monday, the 9Th dayo November next A. JOINER.
Sept 81. 30-Im
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a RUNAWAY.-WaS committed To Tie Jail of Eliza
"a beth City County, the 18th day of May, 1882 a
negro who calls himself SAM and says he sold
by Samuel Sous Of Rockbridge Mr. Anderson OF Ala
bama. lie is FIVE feet ten inches high tawney complex
ion and has his left eye brow and the
neck just above his left collar bone; large full eyes and
very likely The will forward, prove proper
y pay charges, and take him away, he will be dealt
with according 10 law. WILLIAM +. MOORE,
July 27. 23-20Oct. Sheriff +. c. c.
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TNOTlCE.-The subscriber, having taken tie houses
IS lately occupied by Mr.. Andrew Sweeny Is prepared
to transact GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS
upon the usual terms-and from his long experience il,
tlat business, having lived with Mr.. Sweeny for many
years, he hopes TO receive liberal support from the pub
him with their business 10 use his best efforts 10 promote
their interest lie particularly socits the aid Of the for
MGR customers OF Mr. Swecny and refers them and tho
public TO the following Recommendation.
THOMAS WILLIAMS
II affords me great satisfaction TO recommend Mr. Tbos
Williams TO the public particularly my former custom
cs' and have no hesitation in saying That in my opinion
hey could not obtain better agent for the transaction of
their business here. A. SWFENy
Richmond, August z 2G-2aw1fn-- fawtu
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EJ8JANTED, az an Apprentice TO the Printing busi.
Y ness, active, Intelligent you'll, Of respectable !
connections, from u 60 IS years Of Sgc Appy at Tho Of
fec Of ,nis papat
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I'm CHANCERY--V IRGINIA.-At rules held in the
Il Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chanccry, for Meckenburg county, the first Mon
day in September, 1882:
James b. Jones' sheriff and administrator with the will
annexed of Powell SHELTON, Decd Richard Woouon Pol
ly Wootton, Thomas Overon, administrator of Powell
cotton, decd; also, Susan WOoon widow of the said
Powell Woouon, and John Wootton, William Wootton and
Powell Woouon children of the said Powell Wooton bv
Thomas Overton, their next friend Plaintiffs.
against
Peter Bailey administrator with the will annexed of
Samuel Woouon, Sen, Joseph b. ClauseI Samuel Woot-
ton and George w. Brame, (bs secui;es) also the said
Samuel Woo,ton, Martha Tanner, Samuel Wooiton Jr
David {. WoottOn, John Wootton, VIM Daniel Jr and
Elizabeth his wife, Coleman aud Nancy his wifi.
and William WoouOn; also WIN. Shelton, and Ephran
Allen and Martha his wife, and Samuel Daniel Henry
all and Sarah s wife, Elizabeth Daniel James Clarly
and Ritter his wife, Walter Daniel, and John Daniel and
Martha Wall, widow of Frederick Wall, deed. DeGs
he defendants Peter Bailey, George w. Brame Mar
tina Tanner, David C. Wooton WIN. Daniel Jr and Eli.
zabeih his wife, -- Coleman and Nancy his wife
william Wootton, William SHELTON, Ephraim Allen and
Martha bis wife, Samuel Daniel, Henry Wall and Sarah
his wife, Elizabeth Daniel James Clarly and Ritter his
wife, Walter Daniel, John Daniel and Martha Wall wi.
dow OF Frederick WALL decd, not having entered their
this Court and appearing from satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants OF this State on The motion
OF the plaintiffs, by Richard H. Baptist their attorney
ordered that the said defendants do appear here at rules
TO be holden for the said Court at the Clerks office thereof
on the hrs Monday in January next aud answer the
plaintiffs bill and that copy of this order be inserted
in newspaper printed in the city of Richmond or
posted at the front door of the Court House of the said
county. coPy.-Tese,
J. J. DAILY, D. c. VI. C. s. GIG
October2. 42-wsg
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IA OIlCE.-Whereas executed a Power OF Attorney
u TO Abner X. Kerr of Powhatan county, sometime
during the year 1926, authorising him for my
name, 10 make sale OF about 5000 Of land, lying in
the vicinity OF Tazewe Courthouse, in the State of Vr
ginia; and whereas the said Kerr has sold portion OF said
land and refuses TO account TO for the proceeds
oil said SALE according TO cypress stipulation in writing
precedent 10 the execution OF the Power OF Attorney
aforesa and moreover refuses also surrender the said
Power of Attorney. BE therefore known 10 all whom
1t may concern, that do hereby revoke and annul the
said Power of Attorney, and that shall hold the purcha
OF said land and all others who may be indebted
said Kerr in consequence of such sales and purchase Of
land responsible for whatever balance may be due.
October 8. 1920 DAVID p. HOWARD.
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I'm ClIANCERY-Y IReiNIA.-In Powhatan Cir
n cult Court, September H. 1882:
Thomas G. Bowles and Mary his wife, and Eliza 4.
Sewe and Martha +. Sewell, the said Eliza A. and Mar
tina T. being infants under hc age OF 81 years, by Geo.
b. Moody their next friend, plaintiffs.
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ina T. being infants under he age OF Il years, by Geo
b. Moody their next friend, plaintiffs.
against
William Cox, admir-. Of Martha Cox, deceased, Gusa-
vus v Clarke, eXor. OF James Clarke, decd, who
sheriff OF Powhaan county, and such admir-. of Oba
G'dh Locke deceased, and Edward Moseley late Sheriff
OF Powhaan aud such admir- de bons of the said
Obadiah Lockeu deceased, Defendants.
The order of publication heretofore awarded in this
cause against the defendant, William Cox, admir- of Mar
tina Cox, deceased, appearing have been duly executed
hcrcupon this this day he heard upon
the bill, which has been regularly taken for confessed
TO the defendant James Clarkes Xor and upon the
hibis filed and argued by COUNSEL in consideration
whereof the Court doth order, that the defendant, VIM
Cox, do render OF his administration of
tate OF Marho Cox, deceased, before John w. Dance,
Commissioner OF this Court and the Court doth further
order, that the defendant Gustavus " Clarke render an
account OF his tesator James Carkes administration of
the estate OF Obadiah Lockeu decd before the same
Commissioner, who is hereby directed examine state
and settle the said several accounts, aud make report
thereof TO the Court, with any specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself, which may be required
by the parties or either of them, TO be stated.
Copy. Tcste, VIM. S. DANCE, c.
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g NHRlSTiANSVILLE RACES.--The races over the
" Christansvile Course will commence on Tuesday,
9th day OF November next. and continue FIVE days
FIRST DAY-PropricOr's Purse, $780, mile heats;
entrance Sl5.
SECOND DAY-Jockey Club Purse, $500, 3 mile heats;
entrance $40.
THIRD DAY-Bal. JOCKEYS Club Subscription, 5000,
mile heats; entrance Sl5.
Fourth DAY-Handicap Purse, 800, mile heats,
best in 5; entrance $l5, 10 be added TO purse.
FIFTH DAY-A colt race, 800 entrance, mile heats;
TO make race; subscription closed the even
ing preceding first days race.Also saddle race and
gate money OF that day. free for any horse has never
won purse; OF $40 entrance money hung up without
discount.
The Proprietor would inform the amateurs of the turf
as his tract new that he has spared neither pains nor
money in rendering the whole convenient and comorta-
bic To the public he would say, his accommodate ara
large. RICHARD c. PURYEAR Proprietor
september 20. 40--td
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Sale OF Biooded Horses.

HHAVlNG determined to devote my attention exclu-
n n sively TO other matters. l will sell at Fair Field
near Richmond, the day of the Jockey Club purse
one OF the mos. valuable studs of horses in the United
States; among tem the Meno Eve, Qe dam oil the cee-
all her progeny consisting OF four colts; by Arab, two
by Medley and one by Timoleon a number of brood
mares OF the most approved blood, my whole stable Of
horses now in training aud stations by the dozen
gle one the whole a credit Of six and nine months
for approved paper and without reserve.
JNo. MlNGE, in.
Sept. 2s, 1882. Att
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- . . I70IIsV TLLE, Sept 70, 1871.
The President Of thc United States set out nom fine
Hermitage on the 22i inst. for Washington A letter
from his Private Secretary 70 gentleman In This city,
states That he will not pass through Louisville apprcbeui
ing ibot be might be delayed To- bic pis-age up lho river
~ consequence OF the low stage Of The water-and that
he bad determined 10 take the direef route vii, lexington
10 Guyandoe, and thence 10y Use Kenhava Road TO- tle
Seat Of GOvcrnmcnt.-.4drcfGser
The curioiy Of distant readers may perhaps be grail
td by some insight into ihc characters Of the chiefs who
move acted such conspicuous parts in border warfare
Black Hawk 5 represented 60 as being svty-Tivc or
seventy years Of agcnhrn OF body aud an nieciic Is,
mind Neither his physognomy his ac,ions give any
indication Of talent Or Of tact Tie ProDhcf is man Of
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w TlMBERLAKE, Admir-.
with the will annexed Of W. l. Cary, deed
Palmyra, Sept II. sew
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By the Lieutenant Governor Of The state If Diyginia
a PROCLAMATION.


PROCLAMATION.
AWIHEREAS it has been represented to The Exccu-
w tive auhorityof this Commonwealth by the Co
roner OF the County Of King Queen that murder hath
been committed upon Thomas Gilmore free man of CO.
lour by John, negro slave late the property of
captain Rowe Of the said county that the said slave John
now going at large, and there is 10 believe will
attempt TO escape 10 another State Now, therefore /
Wyndham Robertson, Lieutenant Governorof the State
aforesaid acting in the absence OF the Governor from the
Seat Of Government thought fit issue this proca-
nation offering reward of hundred dollars to any per
son or persons, who will apprehcnd deliver the said
fugitive tothe Sheriff or Jaor Of the County Of King and
Queenand moreover require all officers civil and mill
ary and exhor the good people of this Commonwealth to
use their best oxerons to apprehend the said slave John
that he may be dealt with according TO law.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor
lSeaIl and under the Lesser Seal Of the Common
wealth, at Richmond this 2Sth day September
1882 WYNDHAM ROBERTSON.
John is full six feet high Of dark complexion sammers
Wheh spoken TO- or is surprisedbut sometimes speaks
Without iinpedimcnt has very long and broad foot I'M
usually so across the joint Of the big osit is stated tat
he was sold some time since by Mr.. Rowe Of King and
Queen to Mr. Chubb at The Coal Pits above Richmond.
OctoberZ 42-wfw
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ia OTICE.-iavng sold that part OF Cary's Brook Es-
L tate which the Mansion house is situated in the
county of Fluvauna, yet offer for sale the usual
dit the tract adjoining it called White Rock containing
about GOO acres, lO0 of which first river low
grounds and also another tract adjoining the Mansion
house tract and White Rock, called the Cary Creek tract,
containing about the same, 60 acres of which arc low
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The Documentary History oi The UnlIod States Banl
lately published presents in it, index remarkable iux
position OF topics which for the benefit Of who are
lJnd OF curiostcs We extract literally. Here il Isl
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July27 23-2OOct Sheriff f.. c. c.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Medical
u Depa'tmentThe Lectures for the course 1882 80
ON the various branches OF Medicine, will begin Mon
day November 5th and terminate about the first day OF
March ensuing.
Emeritus Professor Of Surgery and anatomy Philip
.irrGfomy by W. E. Homer, NJ. d.
Institutes and Practice Of Medicine and Chemical
hdieIa dedica and Pharmacy by John Redman
Coke, NJ. D.
Chemistry by Robert Hare NJ D.
Surgery by William Gibson, NJ D.
Obstetrics end the diseases NJ IVoe and Children bv
Thomas c. James ana William p. Devices, NJ. ID.
w. f.. HORNER,
Dean Of The Medical Faculty, 2es Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, August Ii. 27-t5Nov.
a. College Of Physicians and Surgeons of " York.
The Lectures in this Institution will commence on the
first Monday in November, and continue for months
Expense OF the whoecourse, Naturalization fee s5.
JOHN AUGUSTINE SMITH, NJ. d.
Anatomy and Physiology.
ALEXANDER il. STEVENS, Nj. D. Surgery.
JOSEPH M. SMITH, Nj. D.,
Theory and Practice of Physic.
JOHN b. BECK, NJ. d.,
Malcria Mcdica and Medical jurisprudence.
JOHN TORREY NJ d., Chemistry and Botany
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. D.
Pathological Anatomy and Operative Surgery.
SeptemberlI 36-lstN.
WA ASHlNGTON MEDICAL COLLEGE of Bal.
w timore.-Thc usual Course of Lectures will com
in this Institution OF the last Monday of October
and continue four months.
Ioa'io jameson, Professor Of Surgery and Surgical
Anatomy.
Samuel X. Jennings, Professor of Matera Medica and
Therapeutics.
VIM w. Handy Professor of Obstetrics and dise,sos NJ
women and children.
Samuel AMMAN, Professor Of Anatomy and Pathology.
James b. Rogers, Professor Of Chemistry
Thos +. Bond, NJ. D. will deliver course Of Lectures
during the ensuing the Theory and Practice of
Medicine. [30-lwt2sO1 August 2I
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HHISS MACKENZiE'S SEMINARY will be re-
1VA opened the lst of October for the reception OF
Boar'ers and day pupils, She thankfully acknowledges
her obligations TO the public for the preference given for
years TO her Seminary and truly DESTROYS merit its
continuance, she has spared neither pains expense
provide Tor her pupils efficient masters the of select
library philosophical anu chemical apparatus with every
other advantage That facilitate the acquire OF
solid, useful and liberal education.
Having been Intimately acquainted with Miss Mackcn-
Ze since her residence in this city, with great
propriety declare that consider her cminentl, qualified
not only by her literary aainmens but also by the piety
of her iic TO discharge tia duties of insrucress OF
young ladies', and have doubt that those parents or
guardians who may ntrust their children her careswil
be highly satisfied bod with their classical and moral inn
provement. RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE
Bishop IF VirginiG.
For the information OF those parents abroad who may
enquire respecting the merits of Miss Mackenzies school,
am happy 10 bear testimony 10 the decided appreciation
which have uniformly heard pressed by those parents
in town who have entrusted their children her care
Since my residence here have been personally acquaint-
ed with Miss NJ and feel an assurance that her pety and
talents OF such order, and thoroughly tested that
she will mol disappOint the confidence she solicits
STEPHEN TAYLOR,
Pastor Gfhe Presbyterian Church on Shockoe HiH.
September % 40-6t
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A@IAS committed to the Jail OF the city OF Richmond
w on the 81 of August, 1892, Negro Man, who calls
himself JACOB JACKSON; committed as the property
Of q. McGlocklin OF Georgia, but says he belongs 10 Mr.
Blake Of BuncOmbe county, State OF Georgia Said man
about 35 y"ars old, and about five feet inches highs
OF dark compile xon full face, and every way has
some scars IN his face and one his left knee The
ner is requested TO come and prove the property pay
charges and take him away he will be dealt with
cording TO law. DAVID WHITE, Tailor
for VIM. ID. Wren, Sergt c. n
September 7. 35-u
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H 3 ENITENflARY MANUFACTURES.-Co Country
a Merchants who visit Richmond, for the purpose OF
purchasing supplies Of Goods for the approaching season.
and farmers and others winter clothing Tor their servants
are invited to call at the Peni,cnay Store, Market
bridge Main street. where are kept Cloths manufactured
in the Penicniiary, suitable for male and female servants
together with Shoes and Brogues OF all Sizes and of beat
quality There are also hand Wrought Nails from
Id to 2Od inclusive, wagon carryall and plough Har-
nc's completes variety Of wood ware, SC. &c: all OF
which are offered AT reduced prices tic nanufacto
ry can Afford The Pulling Mill erecting The Pcniten
Iary, am pleased 10 ican will, in few DAYS, be in
operation, when expect TO be enabled to exhibit Cloths,
&c, comparing in quality and Appearance with the best
manufactured at any similar institution in the United
States. THOS c. MONCURF
Sept. II. [36-2Aw wa Gen'l agent. Va. Pen'rY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-09
district OF Golumbia.
County Of alexandria, s.

Connfy 81 .1terdad1o, OCT
November Term, 1851.
William Fowle, surviving partner0
OF Lawrason s. FcSie, Com
p..insnt,
ssains, SIY CHiNCERY
faihp G hsrstelier, John West.
John ratsap.ugh and John A.
Tim, Defendants,
'l>HE Defendant Philip C Msrsteller, not Savirs
sa,ere his appearance TO Tins suit, and given Sc
eary according to the statute smi the rules Of this
Courts and airing TO the satisfaction of the Court
NAT the said Philip Asrs,eer is not an inhabitant
Of the District fColumbis the motion Of the Gem
pt'nsnt, by his counsel, il is
Ordered. That the said Philip G. Msrsteler do APP
Dear here before the first day of the next April
term OF this Court and answer the Complsnsnts bill;
and that the said John West, John Tatsapaugh, and
tohn Adam do not convey, pay away, or secrete the
neos by them owing 10. the money, estate, or ef
;ess in their hands Belonging to- the said absent DE.
-ndAnt, until the further order snt decree Of this
sourt and that aeopy of this Order be forthwith pub
Ahs din the Alexandra PhenIx Gazette for two months
successfully. and that smother copy be posted at the
u0ni door ofthe Court house OF the said County.
Test; EDA. ]. LEE, c. C.
dee ISM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-09
Tavern for Rent.
AAevi Hurdle

Chair Manufacturer and Ornamental Painter,
VN AhKFuL for the patronsgs he has slre .dy re.
eeived from his Sand the public, respectfully
constantly for sale fair price. at his
southwest corner of King and Columbus streets. oppo
site 4 J. Douglass store, general assortment Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-09

). M. & 8. II. Janney

HAVE lately removed to the Warehouse formerly
III occupied by Lindsay, Hill U Co. at the foot OF
King street and offer for sale
IS hhds New Orleans Sugar.
9 do st Croix
40 bbls superior New Orleans molasses
81 bags Rio 2Coff.e
100 do Sc DomngoS
5 chests imperial tea
$50 seeks extra filed Liverpool salt
S ,sf pipes 1Choice Old L. P: Madeira
40 quarter casksS Wine
40 cases, containing dozen each do do
S do do burgundy Mad do
8 do Sicily Madeira do
S do Vd0nis Teneriffe do
5baskets Champaign
50 boxes Malaga lemons
100 barrels No 3 mackerel
100 kegs pure white lead
$50 do Mol do
barrels Boston mess beef
10 do Mol do
200 bolts Pheaix Mill fax CANVASS
Cotton yarn, assorted; carpet chain
Cotton seine twin cotton bats, &c &c.
dec7