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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-21
AImanack for IS33.

MUST PUBLISHED, and for sale by J. Warrock the
~ Iy,roinid and North Carolina Hindnaek, for the
year Of our LorG 1885, calculated by DAVID Richardson
OF Louisa County, Va-Con;Sining a number of useful
and entertaining articles, viz Courts Virginia and
Carolna-Census of the United States, exhibiting each
description Of persons and the number Of Representatives
In Congress for each Sateaso Census of Virginia show
Ing the population in the four great districts of the State
Members of the Senate and House of Deegaes-A sum.
mary statement Of the Primary Schools, Militia, Lunatic
Hospitals, and Penenary Institutions of virgna-Lines
written the day Of 'lasting humiliation end prayer
account OF the Choiera-Dvine Impress-An interesting
account of the proportion of nutrment in the different
kinds OF oodVisit to Nail Machine, (comc)-Kissing
with an appeite-Yelow Leaf-What do we live for SC
Sept. 81. 39-3t
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HNDUCATI0N.-MRs JULIET DREW viii resume
-HZ her school at her residence ShockG Hill, Rich
mond, the first Monday in October Encouraged
by the liberal patronage which has hitherto been extend
ed to her efforts she has made arrangements for enare
ing her school by the admission Of pupils prepared TO
ter course Of study in the higher 6rdnches.-The
course Of instruction will comprise Reading, Writing
Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography History Astronomy,
Chemistry, Natural and Moral Philosophy, Latin, French
and Music.
She has employed the services of Mr.. DANIEL II.
EMERSON, who is graduate of Dartmouth College, and
ishighy recommended gentleman whose talents and
moral character qualify him fer teacher. She would be
pleased to receive few boarders, whom she will
ercise maternal care.
In respect to the qualifications of Mr.. Emerson the
public referred TO the following certificate -
al am acquainted with MIR. Emerson, and have
sdered him young Of devoted pety, which he carries
with him in his whole department. OF aniablc manners,
of regular collegiate education, and of good talents
doubt OF his qualification in every respect to give Mrs
Drew that aid in instruction which she wishes procure
and would lead to expect her school to take the first
rank in point Of usefulness, among the schools of Rich
Inond. STEPHEN TAYLOR"
Sept. IL. 37-3w
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SITUATlON WANTED.-A young in every
- respect qualified TO take charge of Superior Court
Clerks Office and is intimately acquainted with the mode
of proceeding Chancery causes is DESTROYS of making
arrangement for several years with Clerk a Supe-
rior Court Any communication postage pad) address
ed to G. III. NJ, Richmond Va will be attended 10.
September 81. 2a-2w
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BrOaeI-RocG FnlI Races, Is32.

lTUNHE Races the Broad Rock Course will com
and continue DAYS.
First Day. sweepstakes-frst a post-swcepstake,
mile heats entrance $500, free for any colt that
never ut the time Of subscribing their
Subscribers: James ]. Harrison, John NJ Bolts, VIM X.
johnson, and William WynD.-Second Race, same day,
a colt sweepstake two mile heats, entrance $780, half
forfeit, four subscribers.
John NJ. Bolts enters g. f. by Johanna, out of Clifford
dam.
John Minge enters c. (. by Hotspur, out of Jack
Andrews.
James J. Garrison enters by Shawnee. dam Char
loe Pace
William Wynn enters Monsieur Tonson colt out of
Needs Bedford Mare.
Second Ddy.-The Propretors Purse, two mile heats,
purse 5000. entrance SIS
Third Ddy.-The Jockey Club Purse. mile heats,
entrance $780, purse $500. money hung up.
This being the first race Of the Club, full meet
ing Of the members is requested Broad Rock the
evening Of tho colt Tor the purpose OF appointing
officers, Sc T. PUCKErr, Proprietor.
UDICHMOND TREE-H HILL RACES, will commence
ha usual the LIST Tuesday in October next. and
tinue four days.
First day.-The celebrated stallion sakes-two mile
heats-cntrance S200-play pay.
l. Jno Nj Bolts enters the produce Of Johanna.
z Jas J. Harrison enters the produce OF Arab.
g. T. Watson enters the produce of Monsieur Tonson
T. Tn. p. Hare enters the produce of Contention.
o. VIM. X. johnson enters the produce OF Medley.
q. Walter Livingston enters the produce OF Eclipse
Third day.-Jockey Club Purse, $l,ooo-four mile
heats
FoWh ddy-A froprletors Purse S2UV--two mile
heats.
Also, swcepstake-two miles heats-entrance 5000
half forfeit, and closed.
2 VIM. r. johnson enters full brother to Polly Jones,
("Herr Clne.'o
Abner Robinson enters Tonson colt, of the sister o:
Sally Mc(iee, ("Sr Walter Scott.')
g. Jno NJ Bolts enters Johanna filly out of Phllis.
L. James NJ. Seden enters b. by Spring Hill, out Of
Sentinel mare.
5. John M. Bolts enters b. c. by Johanna, of Dairy
Maid {" Roa.')
The Purses this Race Week at Tree-Hr, are worth
$4,000 The great number OF horses in training the
number OF training stables render probable that 10
will start for each of the three days regular Purses
The first day, in the important stallion stakes, there is
forfeit and it is thought in Old Virgnias best days,
that there many colts Of first rate PROMISE
The last days sweepstakes, Herr Cline the winner of the
stakes at New Market and BatmoreSir Walter Scott,
the winner OF the stallion stakes last spring at Tree Hill
Roa the very promising Johanna colt of Mr. Bolts and
Mr. Seldom who for the honor of the Central Course,
must be there thereabous, contend for Purse of
5000 The extraordinary gcod health of city, aud the
promise of weeks pleasant recreation it is hoped will
give again. the opportunity of shaking hands with
old friends and making acquaintaDces.
By the Secretary Of the ITee-HiH Club.
Sept. g., 36-H
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WOHN J. WERTH, (Sign Of the Golden KEY has
- just received by the ship Equator from Liverpool and
is now opening part Of his Fall Supply, which oge-
her with other arrivals, daily expected from England
and the Northern cities will render his stock Of Hardware
Cutlery and Saddery very extensive and complete
Country Merchants will find his assortment 10 embrace
every article suited TO their trade. the very lowest p
COS, and on accommodating terms
September T. 85-W
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by RITCHIE 4 COOK.

The ENQUIRER published twice week, generally,
three times week
Price, the same heretofore Five Dollars payable
ceived Tho Editors will safety
ting them by ma the postage of all letters being paid the
will discontinued, of tho
Editors, until all arrearages have boen paid up.
p Whoever will tho payment of shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
F Ono 6
or assumed by in this city its envons.
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September Is.

The above sale meets the APPRECIATION Of the subscri
purposes selling oa the premises on the same day. one
valuable brood mare with a colt by Johnson's Medley,
others OF good BLOOD his stock Of cattle hogs and sheep
about $50 barrels Of corn, go bushels of wheat large
quantity of oats in stacks, fodder wheat and shucks
household and kitchen furniture plantation TOOLS and
clock Nine months credit will be allowed, on bonds and
approved security. JOHN r. HALL.
September Is. 3S-t2SthS
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A RUNAWAY.--Was committed 10 the Jail Of Eliza
n beth City County, the 18th day of May, 1892 a
by Samuel Sous Of Roekbrdge Mr.. Anderson Of Ala
bama lie fYe feet ten inches high; tawney complex
on and has scar over bis lei eyebrow and on the
neck just above his left collar bone; large full eyes, and
very likely The will forward prove proper
~ pay charges and take him away he will be dealt
with according 10 Law. WILLIAM r. MOORE
July n. 23-2OOct Sheriff =. &. G.
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Cumberland September IA. a1-iL

NOTICE.-The subscriber will sell his good and we'll
known stand in the upper part of Goochland county,
lying on the three chopped road so miles from Richmond
and containing 100 acres OF land with verygood improve
ments, good dwelling house with five rooms all in ex-
celent repair for the reception of travellers tavern
stable, hrst-rate store house, with counting room, all
in good order for business; wagon yard with granary
and house for wagoners stay Also fodder and hay
house, all at the wagon yard also, granary the
stable rst-rate garden and orchard all of the best fruit
Sc &c This stand has many peculiar advantages
almost any other the road, it has the advantage of
the road leading from Winchester CupePcr Court House,
Orange Court House, and Louisa Court House, from thence
to James River, through Buckingham, and Carriers
vile, Cumberland Court House, &C. &c. This is of
the healthy places in Virginia, being conveniently
supplied with good water the edge Of the yard well
every other convenience. which makes inferior
for business. Any person wanting such place, will do
well TO and view it, as bargain be had,
for cash. part time. Possession will be given inn
medatey if desired For terms apply to the subscriber
JOSEPH b. GLENN
September IL. 37-u
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~iLL BE SOLD on the 10Th day of October next
Wv on the premises, about 600 of Land, on a
credit OF one, two and three years. the purchaser giving
bond and security, with deed of Land TO Sc
the purchase money. This Land lies WELL in heal
thy and agreeable neighborbood with portion OF Apo
land; is good situation for tavern, being about eight
miles below Rane's tavern, the fork Of the Angola
with the Guinea road; and is sold for distribution among
the heirs OF Lewis Isbell, deceased BY the
ADMINISTRATOR.
Cumberland, September IA. 37-tJs
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-wflb be sold
TO the highest bidder, on the premises, Monday,
the 9Th of October next if fair, otherwise the next fair
day, Tract OF Land lying the county of Albemare
James River about miles above the Of Scots
ve containing 500 acresabout 200 of which suppos
ed to be lew groundsThs is perhaps the desirable
Tract of Land for its size in the counyOne third Of the
purchase money will be required in hand and the balance
in two equal annual nsalments be secured by Deed
Trust the Land. [Sept. Z. 35-9t*
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GAVERSEERS wANTED.--The Subscribers wish
" to employ, for the ensuing year, superin
tend their plantations in New Kent and Charles City men
with small families will be preferred None need apply
unless they can produce satisfactory testimonials OF their
characters as well as abilities TO superntend large
tate: to such liberal wages will be given Application
be made TO the Subscribers, living Poitiesville
Louisa County. FRANCIS yERDONE, ir
WILLIAM JERDONE.
Sept. Ia 37-6tH
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hlSSOLUTlON.-The co-partnersLp heretofore ex-
~ isting under the firm of Anderson Leake, is by
the death OF Josiah Leake late member Of said
Germ dissolved. All persons having claims against said
concern will present them for settlement, and those
debted TO it, will please make payment early practi
cable, TO DAVID ANDERSON, JR.,
Sept. 49, Surviving Partner,
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I'D oAN0KE NAVIGATION COMPANY.-The an
~ nual meeting of the stockholders of the Roanoke
Navigation Company, will be held Weldon, N. c.,
Monday, the 9Th day of November next A. JOINER
Sept. 81. 39-Im
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NOTICE.-I wish to hire immediately from ~ to 20
i Y strong common Laborers for which liberal price
will be given in cash. W. TIMBERLAKE
Palmyra, Sept IA 39-2w
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WMTAS committed to the Jail Of the city Of Richmond
w the 30 Of August 1882, Negro IAN, who calls
himself JACOB JACKSON; committed the property
Of A. McGIockn Of Georgia, but says lac beongso Mi
Blake of Buncombe county, State OF Georgia Said man
IS about 3j years old, and about five feet inches highs
OF dark complexion, full face, and stout every way has
some in his face, and on his left knee The
ner is requested to and prove the property pay
charges and take him away, or he will be dealt with
cording TO law. DAVID WHITE, Jaifor,
for VIM. ID. Wren, Serg't. G. n.
September 7. 35-f
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nAyID ANDERSON, Jr., will continue the sale OF
~ Groceries, Domestic goods, Cotton yarns &c., at
the stand formerly occupied by Anderson Leake:-He
offers to his friends and the public generally well select
ed assortment consisting in part OF the following articles,
and many others too tedious TO enumerate:
40 hhds. st. Croix Porto Rico, and NJ o. Sugars,
90 boxes and barrels refined do
800 bags OF green and Java coffee,
80 hhds. English Island molasses,
$50 sacks Liverpool blown SALT
60 do. ground alum, do.
30 tons Swedes Country and English iron,
ton plough plates,
English and American blistered STEEL
German do.
100 kegs cut nails and brads assorted sizes,
l20 bags patent shot do.
As kegs Duponts and Beatty's powder,
20 bales cotton oznaburgs,
do Sd brown shirtings p;.h,, At,.u.
do A do. sheetngs, W We u
5000 do. cotton yarns assorted,
pipe superior l.. p Nj wine, years DID,
do. and or. casks S. NJ do Woodhouse brand
10 Or. casks Sweet Malaga do.
pipe very superior Cognac brandy years DID,
puncheon old Jamaica rum,
Old Rye whiskey, in barrels
Common do. in hhds. and barrels,
Pepper, ginger, allspice, numegs indigo, madden, cop
peras, au salt-pere, birthstone, spermaceu and taow
candles, bed cords, leading lines writing and wrapping
paper
Sept. IL. 37-tf
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~ OIlCE-By virtue of deed OF trust executed by
Jno W. Jones and Martha his wife, bearing date
the 10th day OF November 1880, and of record i'm the
County Court OF Amelia and to accomplish pur-
poses IN said deed expressed shall the Goth day Of Oc
uon Tor ready money, certain tract parcel of Land
with its appurtenances lying and being in the county of
Amelia and adjoining the lands of David Manu. James
Pitchett and others containing PAS acres
such portion thereof may be necessary the
purposes oil said deed and deiray the expences
land believed to be good; but acting Trustee will on
convey to the purchaser the title vested in by said
deed. RICHARD ). JONES, Trustee
September Is. SS-2aw4t
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NoTlCE-Having sold that part of Cary's Brook Es-
tate which the Mansion house is situated in the
county of Fluvanna, yet offer for sale Gre
dit the tract adjoining il called White Rock containing
about 600 acres 100 of which first river low
grounds; and also another tract adjoining the Mansion
house tract and White Rock called the Cary Creek
containing about the same go acres of which are low
grounds equal TO any the river.
w. TINIBERLAKE, Admir-
with the will annexed of w. l. Cary, decd.
Palmyra Sept. Ia. Sow
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HNOR SALE--My House and Lot, situated in the
H. OF the Penitentiary, with six comfortable rooms
five OF which have good fre-places. There is a
brick cellar below, with three two of which have
places together with other out-houses, sufficient
the comfortable convenience of private family-also
well of excellent water in the yard, but few steps from
the door-Persons wishing TO purchase, call Tenn
porary Hail. and obtain the keys the establishment and
get generalview OF the premises.
ALSO, tract of Land the White Sulphur
Springs, an the county Of Greenbrier, containing
hundred acres within three miles Of the Springs, and adj
joining the property OF Mr. John Dixon Gentlemen of
fortune, who frequent those celebrated watering places
might make this neat aud convenient residence
being contiguous enough to the Springs receive all the
advantages from the of the White Sulphur waters
Sept. Is. [38-2t1 REBECCA GLOVER.
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FNH ana VVTufev GO01Is.

And are daily expecting considerable additional supplies,
which they expect TO arrive be in by the 10Th
instant when particular notice will appear In
the mean time, they will be glad 10 such country
merchants, and others may be ready TO buy-all
OF whom assured that great exertons will be made
give satisfaction. G3I-tf1 Sent A.
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TUyHE LONG BRANCH SCHOOL.-The sixth an
nual term Of the school under my daughters charge
will commence the LIST OF the ensuing October. In
strucon will be given in the various branches usually
studied in English schools. In addition these will be
taught the OF the Globes Algebra, Natural and Moral
Philosophy, the Elements OF Chemistry Botany,
the Latin and French Languages special attention is
paid to History Instead Of short, embarrassing abdg
nents of universal history the standard authors Of the
important periods are carefully studied To the above
dies three teachers entirely devoted lady accom-
psbed in Music and Painting will also reside in my ia
my and give instruction in those branches.
The whole expence OF the school, exclusive OF Music,
Painting and Stationary, is $3.50 per annum. The add
tona price for Music will be $i5 and for Painting $1S
one half in advance.
There is vacation only, which commences the first
Of August aud ends the last of September. No apprehen
sions need be entertained Of the health of the
place, since has been sgnaly blest in this respect II
situated within three miles of Mill Wood, where new
church Is erecting, which will afford greater facilities of
public worship than those hitherto enjoyed. the en-.
deavour Of those who engaged in the superintendent
Of this school, TO regard the moral and gous discipline
Of those committed to their care far the important
part Of education PHILIP NELSON.
9stcr Erected 10 me at Mill Wood Frederick county,
va win receive sttoation
From long and intimate acquaintance with those who
nave the charge d the above scnUol, and from aOunonl
opportunity Of witnessing from year to gear the tey
with which the trust is performed can with perfect sin.
ceny recommend II to all parents who wish their emil
dren to be accurately instructed in the different branches
taught and to be trained up in sound principles Of morality
and religion WILLIAM MEADE.
Assistant Bishop Of VUgind.
September 10. 3s-2aw4t
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Fresh Fall and " inter Goods.

~ & j. S. JAMES, s. Co., Market Square, Rich
n niOnd, Pa, IMPORTERS of British Goods, and
dealers IN European, India and american Goods gene
raly-have received by the Equator from Liverpool and
various other vessels from the Northern Cities large por-
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lVTcrrit WI. RObinson.

.- ATTORNEY AT LAW,
HNlLL practise IN the Inferior aud Superior Courts
w held In the city Of Richmond.
~ Office at Mrs Duvsls. opposite the City Court
House, in the rooms recently occupied by WIN. W.
McCreery, Esq.
Sept IT. 36--6t
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NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

STEwART OF HAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE.
- In consequence of very affecting dispensaton in the
family Of the Stewart lately elected by the Board Trus-
tees of this institutions he has been compelled decline
the Office. 1t will therefore become necessary for the
Board at their annual meeting the 2Sh ns elect
aSewart OF the College, Persons disposed to become
didatcs will please make ii known TO the Board that
day. THE COMMITTEES
September 81. 3e-3t
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AND, &c. FOR SALE.-By virtue Of a deed Of
n trust, executed by Smith Payne, decd and recorded
the Exors Of the late Samuel Irvine the undersigned
Of them will, Saturday. the 10Th day of Sep
tember in New Canton, sell to the highest bidder for
cash, tract Of land, called Peach Grove containing by
recent survey 229 acresth land is well adapted to the
crops usual in this region, viz tobacco corn, &c and
there is ordinary dwelling house Also, two three
slaves, the terms. Title believed to be undtes:
tionable-tho trustees only will be conveyed.
August 2S. G32-tds1 THE TRUSTEES.
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UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF N. YORK.
u College Of Physicians and Surgeons Of W York.
The Lectures in this Institution will commence on the
first Monday in November, and continue for four months
Expense Of the whole course fee So
JOHN AUGUSTINE SMITH, M. ID.
Anatomy and Physiology.
ALEXANDER II. STEVENS, NJ. ID. Surgery. "
JOSEPH NJ. SMITH, M. D.,
Theory and Practice OF Physc.
EDWARD DELAFIELD, NJ. D., Obstetrics
JOHN b. BECK, NJ d.,
Maeria Mediea and Medical Jurisprudence.
JOHN TORREY, M. D., Chemistry aud Botany
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. D.,
Pathological Anatomy and Operative Surgery.
September H. 36-IstN.
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Lancaster, DENLY & Co..
HuctlOneerS II COmnissiOM -MefchnnfS

.ducti0neers y Commission Merchants,
HAVE taken the tenement next above theirs. late in
IL the occupancy Of Mr.. WIN. Smyth, which renders
their establishment Of the most extensive and COM
modious in this city-they prepared receive
every description OF Dry Goods, Groceries and country
produce for sale and will make advances consgnmens
when required They offer for sale in store,
pipes genuine Cognac brandy,
D half pipes do. do. do.
10 Or casks do. do. do.
8 hhds. Jamaica rum--old and fine,
8 do. st. Croix do. do. do
2 pipes best Holland Gin,
pipes
10 half or. casks
100 Or casks MarseilIes Madeira wine,
Gold and pale Sherry wines, Sweet and Dry Malaga
Patent shot, American blstered STEEL q. p, Imperial
and Black teas, indigo, fgblue, mould and sperm
candles madden, best London porter, pepper, pinen-
to, alum, salt petre assortment Of cotton yarns
from Cark's Factory, beached and brown domestics,
sc. Sc.
200 hhds st. Croix, Orleans and Porto Rico sugars,
$50 bags green coffee,
100 do. Java do
80 hhds. best English Island molasses,
100 boxes refined sugars,
10 boxes Havana sugars, receiving and expected for
sale by LANCASTER, DENNY s. Co.
N. ID. Particular attention given receiving and for
warding goods L., ID. & Co.
Sept H. SS-2awlm
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HWAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE.-The Annual
n n Examination at this Institution will be held public
ly the College Chapel commencing on Friday the 2fst
September, and closing Tuesday the 25th. The
mencemeDt will take place on Wednesday the Goth. The
Anniversary Of the Literary Societies will be celebrated
Thursday the 27h The Board of Trustees will meet
on the 26th, eth and 18th.
The next session will commence the Ist OF Novem-
bcr The expenses for fees 10 the Professors Board,
Room Rent and Servants attendance for the
sion Of six months $S5 IS: for the summer
sion Of four months S57 rs. PETER McVICCAR,
Sept. IL. T36-4u SecTU. of the Faculty.
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n d ENITENTIARY MANUFACTURERS Country
n Merchants who visit Richmond, for the purpose Of
purchasing supplies Of Goods for the approaching season.
and farmers and others, winter clothing for their servants
invited TO call at the Penitentiary Store Market
Bridge, Main street, where kept Cloths manufactured
in the Penentary suitable for male and female servants
together with Shoes and Brogues of all Sizes and of best
quality. There are also on hand Wrought Nails from
4d TO god. incusiye wagon, carrysil and plough Har
complete; variety of wood ware, SC. &C.. all OF
which offered at reduced prices the manufacto
ry afford The Pulling Mill erecting at the Peniten
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. G.. MONCURE.
Sept. IL. [36-2aw WIT Gen'l Agent, Va. Penny.