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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-28
August 2.

n ANSD0WNE IN Markell offer for sale this
beautiful Residence and Farm, containing by survey,
about S35 Acres adjoining the farms of Messrs Wexford
and Bernard, and within three miles of Fredericksburg
This settle is notorious for health, justly ente
the character OF an American Montpelier. The residence
is and commodious containing eight rooms and has
attached all necessary out buildings both for domestic
and farming purposes Between and 600 acres Rap
pehannock flat, the balance unduatng wood land i'm the
back ground OF the house, from which the prospect
ensive and beautiful The arabic land divided into four
heIds oil 10 to 100 EACH has been rapidly improved
during the occupancy of the subscriber The farm is well
waered having stream through each field, and is well
adapted TO the growth Of grass in with all the
products OF our tide water DISTRICTS good Sprngis within
a stones throw OF the door
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing will doubtless view the
premises (Which will be shewn by myself at all times
my Manager, in ofmy absence Title unquestiona-
BILE, and terms accommodating feay application be made.
Any further particulars, desired will be readily obtained
by line addressed to GEO. w. BASSETT
August IL. 2S-uO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-28

CUMBERLAND LAND FOR SALE.-W be sold
" on the 9th day OF September next, by order Of the
county court Of Cumberland, made the Goth July,
1882, on the premises, 10 the highest bidder, by the
dersgned commissioners, appointed by the said court
any three OF hem tract of land lying in the county of
Cumberland, part OF the estate left by the late Geo N.
Skipwith, containing about 625 acres about fifth of the
land is well timbered. The dwelling house is large
and commodous, and has adjacent every office
cessary for the accommodation of large family. The
terms are third cash, the balance in equal annual
payments with interest from the day of sale, to be
ed by bond and security, with deed of the pre-
misses. Possession will be given the first of January
next the purchaser will he allowed crop of wheat
ALLEN WILSON,
JAS. H0BSON,
TIL T. SWAMI,
EDMUND EGGLESTON,
JOHN HUGHES,
August T. 26-Ms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-28

EBNHE Columbian Restorative for the Hearing pre-
= pared and sold by the subscriber Having effected
many cures Of Deafness (some OF long standing) the
respectable certificates in his possession will amply show
he deems It proper TO make it generally known for
the benefit Of all who in any degree deprived their
hearing, and including those who heard and conse
quen'y never spoke too often Gas he beleves pronounce
ed ncurable
This medicine Is used by several physicians in their
own cases, and in the families Of Others with their entire
appreciation as also by hundreds Of persons resident in
this city aud elsewhere.
IL entirely safe in lie application the ear Of persons
Of any age, If the accompanying directions are strictly
adhered TO. All applications by letter, (post paid) or
otherwise, describing the sensations the or ears
the case may be, will receive immediate attention. il adj
dressed to the subscriber Of Exeter and Salisbury
streets, o. r. Baltimore DAVID BROWN
N b Persons who may wish to act agents, may OBJ
tain private letter Of instructions and the mode Of cure
on favorable terms, for cash only. u. v.
August 90 82-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-28

III EWELRY.-The subscriber having purchased the
90 stock in trade of Mr.. c. p. Adriance, will continue
the business in all its branches the old stand nearly OPP
Posite the Bell Tavern, where he will be pleased to
spectuly invited give him call Particular attention
will be paid TO the repairing of all kinds of Clocks and
Watches His new stock may be expected in few
weeks
N b. The highest price in cash given for old gold and
silver CHARLES GENNET JR.
August o. 32-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-28
August 29.

Oh Sn REWARD.-Ran away from the subscribers
- &0V at Leaksvle, Rockingham county, N. c. 1lth
August, 1882 negro Dick, Blacksmith, aged about 43
years; complexion yellow, mouth wide, full lips, and full
inches high; he belonged the John Thompson of
Guford; made two attempts TO escape in his former
neTs lifetime; once he got nearly two hundred miles
wards Ohio and the next time Wilmington in this States
Is believed he will endeavo to reach free State the
West, or to get board vessel Atlantic
We will give the above reward it arrested out of this State
and returned to with all reasonable expences paid,
$25 ii secured in any Jail so that get him. Direct in
formation TO us, at Leaksville, N. G..
BARNETT s. MOREHEAD.
August %. 32-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-28

N0TlCE-By virtue of deed of trust executed by
lV John w Jones and Martha his wife, bearing date on
the 18th day November $780, and of record in the County
Court of Amelia, and to accomplish certain purposes
said deed expressed, shall on the LIST day of October
the premises sell by way of public auction for ready
money, certain tract parcel of land with its appurte
nances lying and being in the county of Amelia
joining the lands of David Mann, James Prtchett
Others containing two hundred and forty five acres more
less, such portion thereof be necessary
swer the unsashed purposes Of said Decd and deay the
expences incident the execution Of said trust The title
to said land is believed be good but acting trustee
will only convey TO the purchaser the title vested in mo
by said deed. RICHARD S. JONES, Trustee
August %. 32-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-28

"ALIFAX COURT HOUSE. VAL have two store
u III houses at this place for rent They have hereto
fore been used store and grocery by Messrs Merriam
s. Thayer. The stand this place consider good not
only for Dry Goods store, hut for Grocery, Apo
thecary and Druggists establishment. l have also two
improved lots, suitable for families, which would
with them.
Possession OF the store-houses given immedatcly-of
the lots at Christmas next.
RICHARD EDMONDSON
August g. 32-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-28
BY KITCEHIE a. COOK.

1 The ENQUIRER is published twice week, generally and
times during of tho State Legislature,
Price, the heretofore Five Dollars payable in ad
Notes of shattered banks (ony) will be
eeived The Editors will the safety
ting them by mai the of all letters being paid the
Q No will DO discontinued,
Editors, until all arrearages have been paid up.
9 Whoever will the of nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One Insertion rs each
30 No advertisement paid
In ~ or il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-28
Hides, Leather, &c. for sale.
4 AAA SPANISH HIDES, Of different quail

Hides, Leather, &c. for sale.
1000 s ss.' HIDES Of different quail
800 Calcutta Kip SKINS
Richmond saed slaughter hides and Calf skins,
Tanners OIL Bark Mills, Curriers' Tools, &C.
Leather Of all kinds, finished or in the rough bought
taken in barter,
1000 sides Northern sole leather all qualities bv whole
sale or part of a side,
wax, Russell aud grain upper leather, Of all kinds
go doz. Philadelphia and other Calf skins,
Boot morocco, seal, lining and binding skins,
200O lbs Shoe thread, of all qualities
Boot and shoe trimmings tools, lasts, &c &c.
Skirting, harness and bride leather,
Hog skins bag hides, Sheep skins, &c.
Buffalo, Leopard, Bear and hair Seal skins,
Fish-sEns Web OF all kinds cut jacks, &C.
Saddery and Saddler's tools, Of all kinds,
Saddle-trees, Serge, Deer's hair, &c.
Chase and covering hides, patent leather,
Morocco skins, Coach lace, Gig-handos and bands
Coach-seps, Wood springs, Moss and Gig boxes,
Stage Wagon, and Gig collars,
1000 pair Richmond-tnade plantation shoes
Cash paid for country hides w. & J. g. CRANE.
Aug %. 32-w8w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-28

NNHE Stockholders in the Rivanna Navigation Compa-
n ny, are hereby requested TO pay to the undersigned,
before the first Monday in October next ten dollars
each share Of stock held by them, in addition calls
already made. By order of the Board of Directors,
DANIEL f. CARR, Treasurer,
Aug. %. [32-wtIMOl Riu Mar. COnpanN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-28

TENO DEALERS IN LIME.--The subscriber keeps
n constantly on hand large supply of best Thomas
ton Lime, which he will sell in quantities to suit purcha-
sers, at the lowest prices Orders from any part of the
country, strictly attended to. Nj. A. TRICE
Near Mayos Bridge, who will attend the sales of any
country produce entrusted to his care.
August %. 32-5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-28

GPThe sale OF ELK ISLAND, above advertised, will
take place the premises, and not in Richmond The
time Of sale will still be the Both instant at ~ o'clock
unless prevented by great nceency of weather. which
the sale will take place the same hour on the next
day w. NJ. ATKINSON
Aug. 81. r3O-5tl Commissioner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-28

NOTlCE.-The subscriber having disposed OF his stock
in trade TO Mr. Charles Gennet, r., requests those
who are indebted to him to call and sec-and those who
have left watches other property his store, call
and take them away. They will be left with Mr.. Gennet
the old stand he being authorised TO close his unsettled
business. c. p. ADRIANCE.
August Is. 32-4t
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.gOhA N. GOrdOm q 40.

kFFER for sale well selected assortment Of GrOee-
W ries, to which they particularly invite the attention Of
Country notwithstanding them, are
so hhds ST. Crox, Orleans and Porto Rico sugar, diff
erent kinds, from superior quality to ordinary fair
10 bbls. crushed or fallen loaf sugar
20 do single and double refined loaf do.
10 bags green coffee, of extra fine quality
80 do. fine old Java and Sumatra coffee
bale Mocha do.
5000 lbs cotton yarn assorted, from No TO 49, Peters
burg Factory
200 kegs nails, assorted
300 sides sole leather, good and damaged
100 hhls. No. North Carolina herrings
100 boxes by 10 and 10 by IL window glass
40 do. Nichols and Humphreys and Cogatcs tall
low candles
100 90 % do i Il" pla So"d'''
20 tons well assorted bar iron
do hoop, sheet, band and plating iron
do English, American German, cast, shear and
spring steel
hhds. Nader, of superior quality
100 Nova Scotia grindsones, all sizes, from l6 so
inches
West India, Orleans and sugar house molasses
GunPowder, IMPERIAL Young Hyson and black tea
Liverpool, blown and ground alum salt
Shoe and closing thread, in balls
Letter, ioOscap and wrapping paper
Powder shot, and bar lead; bed cords and plough lines,
sc. SC.
IL Manufacturers of tin, and those wanting tin plate
to cover houses, will be furnished good terms
August T. 26-St
NTOUNG BEDFORD FOR SALE-He is a dark bay
n three years old last May, five feet two inches high
and finely proporoned gotten by Tariff out of Bedford
raised by the late Capt. George Dabney of Hano-
ver Apply TO Mr.. WIN. ID. Taylor, or Mr.. James Fon-
tame Mr.. Taylor has a satisfactory statement in relation
TO the pedigree Of the Dam of Young Bedford furnished
by Mr.. ChisweIl Dabney, Of Amherst.
August 81. [3l-h] EDM'D FONTAINE.
UNIVERSITY or PENNSYLVANIA .NedicaI
u DepGrment.The Lectures for the course 1892 SO
the various branches of Medicine, will begin on Mon
day, November 9Th, and terminate about the first day
March ensuing
Emeritus Professor Of Surgery and anatomy, Philip
s. Physick, NJ. ID.
Anatomy by w. f. Horner, M. D.
Institutes and Practice of Medicine and Chemical
Medicine by Nath'l Chapman and Sam Jackson, NJ. d.
.Mdterta hedica and Pharmacy by John Redman
Coke, NJ. ID.
Chemistry by Robert Hare, NJ. ID.
Surgery by William Gibsen, NJ. ID.
Obstetrics and the diseases Of JV0men and Children by
Thomas C. James and William p. Devices NJ. ID.
w F. HORNER,
Dean If The Medical Faculty. 263 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, August IL. 27--t5Nov
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-28

NJOTICE.-Those Stockholders in the Rvanna Nav-
CATION Company, who have not paid the calls here
toore made amounting to thirty dollars each SHARE
hereby notified that the shares of stock held by such de-
inquens will certainly be solo, the first Monday in oc-
tober next unless the balance is paid TO the undersigned
before that day. BY order of the Board of Drec
tors, DANIEL F. CARR, Treas,
RiUGnnd Navigation Company.
August 2S. 32-wtI MOct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-28

q INTERNATIONALLY LAND FOR SALE.-The sub
~ scriber being DESTROYS to remove, will sell his farm
on Chickahominy on accommodating terms. This land
lies on the swamp at the New Bridges adjoining POwhite
the residence of Mr.. Edward Govanthe road from the
city Of Richmond TO the lower end of Hanover passing by
II, not more than miles from the former place, which
distance will be reduced 10 IL miles, by change Of the
road in progress The contains 400 acres 200
Of which low grounds 20 being meadow land, one
half OF which is set in herds grass. The land is
well timbered and within mile Of saw mill. The inn
provements sufficient for small family. IT sale is
not privately effected, of which due notice will be gven0
the land will be pu, up at auction, the premises Oh
Monday, the 18th September next Those disposed TO
purchase, will in the interim view the premises appca
ton being made TO Miles Macon, the premises or to
the subscriber on the spot. SELDEN G. MACON.
August 81. Soft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-28

HBAVING removed to the city Of Richmond, will,
u in future, attend regularly all the Superior Courts
held iherethc District county Court Of the United States,
held at Noriok-aud the Circuit Superior Courts OF Law
and Chancery ofhe county Of Norlothe Circuit SUPERB
or Court OF Law and Chancery, held at Wilamsburgand
as heretofore will continue to attend the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery, held at Fredericksburg
July 81. l23-I21 PHILIP HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-28

THE HOUR 70 BE POSITION Ep.--It is with
pleasure that in the letters OF several citizens who
could not attend the Lexington Dinner, the ib Of March
nest suggested rs the "remOtest period 10 which 1e pro-
tectng system should be allowed 10 remain cankcr upon
the honour, the interest and the liberty oihe soutcrnpeo
pie" This suggestion from Mr.. Howard Of Baldwin.
Judge Warren also suggests the 4th OF March, "ho
furhest day given to Congress TO relieve us from the
entire protective system" This will be 80 much gained,
If the suggestion followed by the friends Of notification
in this saie and 10 be regretted, that did
sooner il would have prevented much l-wil and private
animosity from spnngng up and pcrvadinc the public
mind especially The minds of citizens belonging to tho
same party, who believe the tariff unconstitutional and
highly oppressive, bat who differ 10 The time
when resistance should be resoftcd TO in order TO
relieve tho South from tho ruinous effects Of tc
sdctive system. Much be done, n ho mean
lime, 10 allay the public excitement, and to bring
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-28

MER FIELDING BELL AS you are not an inhab-
I'VE tant Of this Commonwealth, I notify you in this
Superior Court Of Law and Cbancery for the county of
Sussex, statement Of the for which shall pc
ition tho General Assembly Of Virginia at its next
session. to be divorced from you, Uincid0 moiTinio
nil This statement Of facts IS filed, for the purpose Of
having them established by the verdict Of Jury in the
said Court agreeably statute in such provided,
preliminary to tho application to the Legislature
Yours, &c. SUSAN w. BELL.
August 10. 27-9tS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NoTICE.-Wm. G. Pendieton, Esq having resign
IN ed as of the Commissioners of the Circuit Supe
or Court of Law and Chancery for the county of Hen
rico, the parties interested in pending before him,
hereby notified that such transferred to the
undersigned, who will proceed in them OF the Com
missioners of said Court in the manner if the
proceedings already had in them had commenced before
him. The Office OF the undersigned Is door below
the Post Office. JNO. SHORE, Com'r
August %. 32-6t
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I'm CHANCERY-VIRGINIA.- rules holden in the
IL Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county Of Amelia for the month of
August, in the year 1892
Henry W. Robertson, committee Of the estate of Fran
ces Robertson, Pltif
against
George Robertson, (Parson) William E. Bass and James
Robertson, Jr. Dts
The defendant James Robertson, Jr., having enter
ed his appearance and given security according
of Assembly and the rules of this Court and it appearing
that he is notan nhabant of this Commonwealth, the
motion of the plaintiff by his COUNSEL it is ordered, that the
said defendant do appear here the rules be holden
the Clerks Office of said Court for the month of Novem
Der next, and the plaintiffs bi and give security
for performing the decree Of the Court and that copy
this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
lished in the city of Richmond for months
y and posted the front door of the Court House this
county. Copy-Teste.
JOHN TONNES LEIGH C. A. C. s. c.
August 2S. 32-wSw
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EDURSUANT to the above warrant, 10 us directed, we
u have this day viewed cstray Horse, shewn TO us
by John Guerrant Of this county and do find the
be grey horse four feet nine inches high supposed 10
be over IL years old, eye nearly lost, the
eit hook, no brand pcrceivable and do appase the
said horse TO the value Of twenty dollars Certified
der our hands this LIST day Of March the year Of our
Lord, 1892 J. NJ. TREVILIAN,
SAMUEL HORNER,
ARCHD. ATKISSON.
a Copy. Testc. N. W MILLER, y. G. c.
August IT, 20-gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-28

NOTICE-The Subscriber offers for sale his plantation
~ and mills in Hanover county, ten miles from Rich
mond and within mile of the road from Richmond TO
Fredericksburg. The State is laying of road from
Richmond to Fredericksburg which passes Immediately by
the Dwelling houseu consequence Of which, this would
be well situated for Tavern and Stage house. The farm
contains about $50 Of land Of which, about 200
cleared There several good springs the plantation,
one OF which is mineral spring: there is also, good
well in the yard The mills Cbckahomny river,
about quarter Of mile from the dwelling house: they
consist Of Saw and Grs milte Saw mill is quite pro-
hiable in the fall, winter and sprnghe Gn5t mill usual
~ grinds throughout the summer.
Persons wishing TO purchase will apply to Mr.. Richard
Anderson, Richmond, to the subscriber the premises
Aug. T. I26-0 JOSEPH MOSBY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-31
New A.OnAOn Academy

HiHE ensuing session at this institution viii
u commence on Tuesday the fret lay Of Jatu
ary nost, and end the las, Of June following. In
smoctons will he given in a those branches Of
Classical Mathematical, sci.n'ifc and English
lera,arc, which arc embraced in y liberal Acc
d,rnieal course and adapted either 10 qualify the
papa ~ TIC performance of he common business
Of e. 81 20 ensure him favorable admission into
any 81 ous higher Schools Our discipline will be
sslulery, inform and pune,ual, extending MS wei
% the mo al department TO tho literary progress
orihe students The price OF tuition ms hereto.
.ore will be for the lower branches, STE for the
higher, SIS per session Of six months. few
Board.ts in addition to thase already engaged, can
be accommodated II the family oithe subscriber, a.
ihe following rates For Dieting and Washing
So amonth-waen bca ltoi 5oulIes Sc. are fur
nshed sio. payatAo aarMe ihc session, Board.
INC. can also IL bad M families ofthe first respccla-
biiy convenient IL lbe Academy ON very mode,
yt'e terms. II. J.. DAVIES.
Dec Il W1W
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NoIt&t

0URsUANT TO a decree PfohoaneeGa " ~.
T. Circuit Superior Court Of Law ana ohasee.y
ar the county of Amherst, on the nth day OF sep
teu,ber, 1882, in tie case Of the President, D..
tors and Company tho Bank Of Virginia, anu ''''
President Directors and Company OF The Farmers
Bank Of Virginia against Richard harrison, ~
cv Shields. John Penn, James s. Pendleon, Hu!' :"
Bnfks WIN. Turner, Henry l.. DAVIS, sietii'ls
Claiborne, Rcd II. Bmks, WnA Morgan IN ms
own right and as the surviving partner OF Jo''i y"
settle & Co Chapman Johnson John L. Haynes
Thomas Adfidge, Gustayas \. Rose, Martin Lon.
don WIN. Petit and WA. MCDaniel Inc IN
persigned II Commissioner appointed ief 'iie' pun
pose. VIII ON tic OH day Of January nex' upon 'he
premises in the said decree mentioned ana ID u'e
dwelling house Of Richard Harrison, IN The county
of Amherst, proceed TO sell, II public auction Oh
credit Of one aud two years, foi eqial PORTIONS Vi
the purchase money taking from tie purchaser 'i
purchasers notes negotiable and payable at one @
the Banks in Lynchbarg satisfactorily ehdofsca'
the tract oi Land situate in the county 81 Amherst
whereon the SAID Richard lar, son nov iisfs. am
conveyed and described IN the deed 81 trust Of 'h'
2lsl OF August is2l and fled as IN exhihii In san
| cause Also, the f,Iio@ies Slafes, namely nis
Ben and Fanny his wife. and her TAO children, Ala
ry and Solomon, Sophia woman, and her eNii,
George, Jane and l.itt'e Bon, Rhoda and her eiaa
The legal tiilc 10 The said Land viii he retained ui'
nj the pmehose money IS paid.
| - TIN above sale Is postponed. hY consent o
parties, 10 Friday the 18th January ls33
CHRIS TOPPER ANTHONY COM
NJ IDS
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E%iRGlNlA-At Rnes i,llcn ~ the tirfk's ofi,.a ,
" The Circuit superior coaft Law ard cancrry fen
the county ni Nelson, Monday the st ,iav .f Ne.
vembcr lc32-1e-se Jnplirg aud James L. Nrit adm T.,
OF Mnfy Ne'i' dee, P against Row laud E,hntn,i,
Gcofgc vaughan, ndmr Of C.tueli,s Nrsil dee lud 80
Murray the heirs and legal representatives ~ ta, q
Murray, dec, james n E'sWns Aicva,irr Il #,yn =, i
Nelson liargtoNe, Tx ors Of saute lllaY,s ly. mad
ton, dec. Defn. "
ihe defendants, George Vaughan, Murray, J ae. y
i'umuna'' Nelson fiafefoFn Had Icwit y S4c tan ,aI
corlihs to the act OF Assembly and IT,, MIC. Of nj. f
ana II appearinFby sati-f1ct"ry esjouc, HAT iir, m
inhabitants oitlis country tiotdercu thnt the .,i, M
er'dcie'dants DO appear here the Gr,t Mp,ay IN
February next and answer the bili Of this plaitia. and
,ha copy OF this order lac forthwith inserted IN i,,
lynchhurg Virginan aur SpaIer prlllri il Wv
iHhchnnfs Tor IVY" months sncce>>iry, aud posted nj
'ho front uo"f 81 Tue count hrust. =, this crrp,v
No.. ~ "opy-IoSte, no. {, 'tTLEK, &C.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-31
CLAY * THORNTON

"A RE now receiving their Fall and Winter
N Goods, comprising almost every article in
their line of business. The following is Il part OF
ihoir Goods
Sup. blue aud black Cloths
sup. brown, clarct and olive 10
DO mulberry, green and steel mixed
splendid assortment Of Cassimercs, some entire
ly new
Casinc,,s ofcvcry price and style
White, red and yellow Fanneis
Striped, Dufitl and Point Blankets
Rose do. large sizes
Napt Co,tons, Kcrscys &c,
Merino Scarfs aud Shawls
Bombazctts, Circassans and Plaids
Prints of every description
Italian Silks, Satin Levantincs
Colered Silk Gro de Maps
Cambricks and Muslns ofeyery description
BIeached and Brown DomcStics
With great variety of other Goods too tedious
to mention, all of which we pledge ourselves to sell
as low as any other house in this place.
Oct. Is