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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-17

EMERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE, PHILApyI.
~ fHIA-Ihe Session Of Lectures in Jefferson Medical
o "U"sse Tm commence ON Monday. the 4,h of November
anatomy and Physiology --GRANviLLE SHARP,
Su~rgery-GEoRGE M'CLEIIAN NJ n
Theory aud Practice OF Phy.ic-JoHN Rrvrs. MI
A. "ner'a Medica and Pharmscy-SAMUEL CoLHouN,
Chemisry-JAcoB GREEN, M. ID.
obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and Cbillren-S.
MUEL MCCLELLAN, NJ. ID.
Inc Dl.sec'l"g Rooms OF Jefferson Medical College are
p'aeu uhuer the ssPerintendence OF the Protesso of
Anatomy, and TO enable those students ybo MAJ h. d.smo".
10 improve themselves in Practical Anatomy. thew will no
opened, without any additional fee, one month befo,a tho
commencement OF the lectures.
SAMUEL MCCLELLAN. NJ. d..
Augns,II l3s-w'4N] Dean ofthe Medical Faculty.
a to-PARTNERSHlP-The subscribers have entered
into co-partnership under the firm of MoapI.s
SHEPPARD s. WALLER, for the purpose of carry;n- 80
the Dry Goods business, and will open i'm a few wat.
in !" '%o :" s,or sOr.nern Markets, a general a'sor,mentof Goods
Bridge, OF which due notice will he given. "
Albert a. MoRRIss
VIM. Y. SHEPPARD,
September Is. 90
EiNoh kENI.-On Saturday, the 2Ist day of the prc.
~ sent month, will be rented ont for the cnsrinr va ~
non ~ me county oi Caroline called Milford, belonging IN
the heirs OF Reuben TankcrsIcy, dec. and a, nrsssn, ~
cupied by Mr.. Joseph lessee, lying on the Mattapony Ri.
YER ahont one mile and a half from the BowIiny rec,
possession given on the first day of January neSt. Ussi \
time. VIC" a ~ usual
JOHN EoRGE Guardian, Commissioner. Sc.
3S-2t
n store, Tor sale by the subscriber, nj a,Ieira wine il,
~ nan pipes and quarter casks, imported in 1880. and ha.
SINCE had the benefit of a voyage to London
10. DO, in half pipes and Or. casks. very low priced
lori do,in barrels. containing 2 aud 3 dozen each
brown stout and London porter, mint and ouar, ho,,..
Champagne, Comet brand f"' "'"e'
Block Tin, suitable Tor covering houses.
September II.
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TO the Bank question. s heartily approved by ,hi, meeting.
And on the question being put, these resolutions passed.
the hrst with two dissenting votes, and the last was unsn-
imously adopted.
Ordered, That these proceedings be publ he'd, by the
Secretary, aud then the meeting adjourned.
r. SfROrHER, Chai man.
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Bank Of Virginia.

EPY order OF a number Of Stockholders in the Bank
AD oil Virginia, duly authorized by the Charter call
general meetng the undersigned hereby gives notice
That general meeting of the Stockholders OF the said
Bank will be held Monday, the 9Th day Of ay next
at the Banking house in the city OF Richmond for the
purpose of taking into consideration the suboned acts of
the General Assembly; aud of deciding the xpedien
cy oil subscribing to the James River and Kanawha Com
pany on the conditions specified in the said For the
convenience OF such Stockholders attend in per-
son, the form OF power OF attorney by proxy is
annexed.
As the object Of the meeting is of great Importance to the
Institution, well the community large is earnest.
~ requested that those Stockholders who may not attend
will appoint proxies to represent them.
A. ROBINSON, JR.
March 81, 1893. Cashier Bank of ia.
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ri OTICE.-Beng duly authorized by the Governor of
~ the Commonwealth to make CONTRACT Tor certain i'm
provemens in the buildings OF the Peneniary and TO
procure timber for fifty gun carriages according laws
enacted at the last session OF the General Assembly will
receive proposals under SEAL until the 18th day of May
next
First.-For making stone wall at the Penitenti,rv
which will be particularly described to any person visit
ing the institutions aud wishing TO undertake The work
The materials all 10 be furnished excepting part of
the stoneD by the workman; and the value OF the work
TO be fixed by the perch.
SecondFor making brick wall, which will also be
particularly described to any person visiting the Penen
tary aud wishing TO undertake it, The materials are NJ
TO be furnished, excepting part of tile brcIs) By the
workman; and the price OF the work to be fixed by the
Thbd-For delivering at the Penitsniary the follow.
ing timbers 10 wit:
100 pieces 10 feet inches long and inches and q a
OF an inch by 10 inches wide
80 pieces, feet inches long, and by 7 inches
100 pieces, feet inches long, and IL by inches
90 pieces, feet long, and by inches
80 pieces, ~ feet long, and IL by inches
80 pair Of round timbors, feet long, aud inches thick
TO be cot out by pattern which will be furnished
5000 pieces one half Of them 10 be feet inches long
the balance feet, and by 3 inches thick.-These
are for wheel spokes, and must he split timber
1900 pieces one hall to be feet inches oogthe ba-
lance feet inches and 4 inches thick cut out by
pattern, which will be iurnished.-These are for
wheel fclloes
so pieces feet inches long, and 1.2bys inch.
e. thick:-ihese are Tor double trees, and must be
100 pieces feet 10 inches long; ~ inches square
These arc for swngle trees, aud must also be Of split
timber
200 hub blocks, IA inches long, and half II inches
and the balance IA inches diameter, 10 be Of good
locust
The felloo timber 10 be Of the best willow oak and all
tho other mbers, Except the hub blocks) 10 be Of the
best white oak clear Of cracks, knots and sap.
Persons putting in proposals 10 do the work tho Peni.
Tertiary, well furnish the timber aforesaid arc re.
quesed to state the shortest time within which they will
respectively undertake 10 execute contracts.
G. $. MORGAN Superintendent
Peni,ontary Of Virginia, April 10, 1888. Il0-u5M
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EAQUELIN p. TAYLOR has received by the shir
% Tally Ho from Liverpool aud various arrivals from
Tie Northern Cities, handsome assortment OF Fashionable
spring Goods to which he invites the attention
IL consists in part Of
superhne blue black and fancy coored cloths and cass
Gauze flannel satnels, Vigona and Rouen cassimeres
Brochele, bombaznes, hombazett ratinets and crcas
Irish aud Russia sheetings
French, Russia and other drills
Brown and black Holland
German oznabuTgs, ticklenburgs and burlaps
White buf and printed marseiles and other vestings
White and colored, embossed. and other dimy
Caicoes, ginghams, and printed muslns-very handsome
Plain aud figured Swiss jacone NULL checked and book
musins
Bobbin, = lace, footing and insertings
Plain aud coored canbIics and cotton frinees
Bedtickings and apron and furniture checks
Brown aud 6leached sheengs, shirtings and drills
English and India nankeens
English bleached shrtngs and satteens
Sattins and black Italian Iusiring
Florence, gro de Naples gro de Swiss and other silks
Mourning and fancy neck hdks and Grape shawls
Linen cambria, pongee and bandanna hdkfs.
Silk, worsted and cotton hosiery
ors ed, web and cotton suspenders
Velvet, bombazne and fancy stocks
Silk and cotton umbrellas and parasols
Sewing silk, twist and spool cotton
windsor soap, Kirby's needles and pins
Gilt silk, lasting and bonnet buttons
Printed booking and oil cloths
Sail duck, buckram and cloth padding
London and palm leaf hats
Silk, Berlin and Hosskin gloves
Palm leaf and India fans,
Together with variety OF fancy articles as ia
usually found in retail store
ALSO,
Waldrons wheat and grass scythes and patent blades
He has constantly on hand, large assortment of Brus
sells, Kdderminser,,3 ply, Venan and ingram Garnet
ing, and Wilton and tued rugs which he offers for sale
on good terms they be had in the United States
being sold by him on account OF the manufacturers
APri IL II0-St
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Observation-Disclosures.

II. B. Smith, Attorney General Of the State Of South
Carolina, and fJdnk and l nuiifer has published i'm
the Charleston papers the speech which he delivered ia
the Convention at Columbia, with regard TO the coinpro
coded from their original gIouHd. proceed to qgo;e
some curious passages OF tie speech which beiray the
true spirit and aim Of nuificaton.-.Not. GGz.
" Mr. Presdcniy We may sing poems o triumph, III we
will, and greet each other with congratulations Ibu Will
tell you, sir, the People This State would rather bav
OF this modification. The Conyc ndon in 9a-t November
had declared their rigts aud People had made mn
I'D their minds, TO obtain them 70 peri n The effort
Our party, up to the last hll elections, pooled Jul % 600
votes; and, am informed, there stands upon the
Muster Roll Of the Volunteers 1900 mcn They had
had called in their small debts some bad sent their O. l.
dren away TO the Old people ior protection aud care
some disposed Oh stock iaiitCd thcir horses and all
prepared heir arms for 'hc cOncsL AMI now comes The
compromise They ask you. if the protective policy Is
dbdud0nOR You answer, No Ave lhe yrln,igIes Of
Constitution restored 10 is intc4 gritty, and our liberties
protected NO! for here IS the Bli of Blood bv which
that lille OF tho Con.tiuUOu That ll scattered IL
the winds and The sword aud h. purse Of che C1nees,cv
are placed n the hands Of nsoien and brutal Dictator
Mr. President dare then hand them is Reb9rt and
we outrage he feelings of irccmen. Aad not m8ck.r a,
modification II we mast descend 'rtOlr ut- III, rt
iii we must take less thtp our riah aud lcsr. OIL
unredcemed before he world 10 ile sj.aH.
requires without apology ,Iout pro, .-,Hs.- g.
but Reluctantly let as beHi tthc necessity M
81. g. have impo"f upon us'
Mr. Pre.&-n' Ds one more O.. ..3n 10 VIZ
against TIE ComlU.iett Rep. It O. ..' 90 error r..
principle, but Boy prc's- Il. g., lbr ii t..,......
DE following vors t4l etiy ATTACH ~ 10 tit Ll.i50
9 me5t Hni" the Pvopie OBJ South Carolina atfo sui
more deyo'e.to tie dg'es q the States Sis is this pro
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order OF number OF Stockholders in the Farmers
~ Bank OF Virginia. duly authorised by the charter to
call general meeting, the undersigned hereby gives
notice,
That General Meeting of the Stockholders of the said
Bank VIII be held Monday the 9th day May next
at the Banking house in the city OF Richmond for the
purpose oil taking into consideration the subioned acts
the General Assembly, and OF deciding the expediency
oil subscribing to the James River and Kanawa Compa
ny, OH the conditions specified in the said For the
convenience OF such Stockholders cannot attend in per-
son. The form oil power OF attorney to vote by proxy is
annexed.
As the object of the meeting is of great importance to
the institution, as well as TO the community large il is
earnestly requested that those Stockholders who NAV
not attend, will appoint proxies represent them.
VIM. NEKERVIS, Cashier Of the
March Il, 1888. Farmers Bank Of Vuginia
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Spring Goods.

TENHE Subscribers have already in store, between
a aud 500 Packages Of desirable Dry GooDs-
and they expect TO receive very large additional sup
ples-b0th from their partner residing in .Nclo York
by the regular Packets arriving from that Ciiy; and
from England direct By The Ships Iahy H0 and AIad-
san, n0iO due and daily expected
BY the first of April we will probably have i'm store
from TWELVE to FIFTEEN HUNDRED PACKAGES
compromising large and general goods in
their line; all which, they take leave both CifV
and Country Merchants, 1OH be sold by the package or
piece, low similar goods be bought any where
this country, the terms and other things being equal
particular advertisement will appear in the course
OF fortnight, perhaps
f. s. J. s. JAMES & Co.
March IS. 1927
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By RsTCMBE A. cock.

aT The ENoUiRER is published twice week. generally,
three week during the
Price, the same sietooe Five Dolas payable adj
Notes OF sharered banks ony will be
eeived The Editors will
ting them by mall the of all letters being
will be discontinued, of
Eiioss, until all arrcarages have been paid up.
Whoever will guarantee the payment papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
1 One insertion,
so cents. No
assumed bv ncrso IN this environs.
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from the fyncbburg vi,gnianl
COtRESPONDENCE-NfR MR.. CLAY AND HIS COM.
pRnMfgF

Some weeks ago, we published the proceedings Of
meeting held at New Glasgow, thanking Mr. Clay Tor his
successful efforts 10 adjust the dstrdctng questions which
divided tho country aud threatened subver our nanny
institutions. committee having been appointed 10 for
ward these resolutions 10 Mr. Clay have discharged nat
duly and we have been furnished with The olouug cor.
respondence
NeD Glasgow. amherst Va, 1ftrtt g. 1893
SrR-Beng aware that next to that soothing influence
which the consciousness Of having faithfully dschal gcd
our duty the appreciation Of islow-men brings toe
most gratifying consolation boom-~a portion OF the
citizens Of this county ssssRbied 3r tie poryoe Of ex-
Pressing her appreciation Of your eoufso, sEd Of return
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CITY tolNl STEAMBOAT HOTEL.

HNDNARD PESCUD has taken that spacious and con-
Ia venien House at Ci,y Point, known by the name of
the "STE AM PoAr HOTEL" aud is prepared to accom-
MEDIATE the public i'm such manner he hopes will give
satisfaction The House has recently undergone com
pete repair; and as the of Furniture Feds &c are
entirely new, and OF the best quality the Proprietor feels
assured that no one wi have regret calling upon
him His bar is supplied with the best Wines q ham
payne, Madeira sc and his Liquors good as can
be purchased in the adjoining markets OF Petersburg
Richmond. lie has a substantial and commodous Hack
strong aud gentle horses and a careful driver. More
need not be said-and he will leave the public to Judge
the tree by its fruit. April H. IlO--1t
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.dn0iher IhomPSonidn or Botanic Practitioner.
"PTove all things and hold fast that which is good"
THE AMERICAN

ThiGNDL1 DOI AMI lNtIRhARY.
FENHE Advertiser takes this method of informing the
"a sick and afflicted OF every grade, that he has open
ed an lnrmary, upon botanical principles in which they
can receive medical attendance and board upon reasonable
terms, TO SUIT the circumstances times of the patients
or they prefer II they will be attended their places
oil resdence-This lnmary is founded entirely on boan
lc principles 10 the exclusion Of Minerals and the She'd
ding Of blood
He is also prepared TO administer the cold warm tepd
hot, vapour, shower and Medicated Baths "T0 tL0se
tcho are past the meridian Of i1e," says Dr. Daytciu
sand haze dry skins and begin to be enidciated the
trdrm bath, for hGD an hour ticce u tceek beliere to
6e eninehy serricedJle IN retardng the advances of
age" Acting upon this principle this learned phy.
stefan relates that when DR.. Franklin was i'm Eng
land, he recommended the latter use tcar,l bafb
f,cice toeek practice which he afterwards con-
unued till his death. He will, at all times keen on
hand regular supply of Ihomsonian Botanic Me-
deIne. He has on hand quantity of the best NH.
can Cayenne Pepper and CoreS, for medical and family
use Also, DIR. Thomson's Family Rights; DR.. Robin
sons Lectures and Dr. w. Beachs American Practice of
Medicine, for sale by JOHN ROSE, Nj. F. b. $
No. 20 Harrison st. Baltimore
NJ b. Tho Subscriber would inform his friends and the
pubic that he has engaged medical gentleman from
ork TO assist him, who has been regularly educated in
the various branches of the healing art as taught i'm te
oh schools, and at the Reformed Medical College i'm
York; having had considerable hospital infirmarv and
private practice in the City OF New York lie feels him
sell iuy adequate 10 discharge his duty both as pys
clan and surgeon.
number Of students be obtained, by Dr. }. T. Lock
ward. April O. IIlO-2u
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WOE. XMEX.---No. mn.

ing you their thanks for your abors settling those
tutions TO the centre. And in civin, eXpression TO
their feelings they adopted the enclosed preamble and re-
solutions and appointed committee transmit them TO
YOU In the performance Of this pleasing duty permit us
10 express our admiration of that paoism which could
raise itself above the eprolches OF friends aud the donun-
clauohs oil enemies, and taking general view the re-
ave Interests OF our country, could offer up long cher
hed opinions upon the altar Of its countrys good The
blindness OF prejudice and the inveteracy OF party spirit
may refuse TO award TO such patriotism that need OF praise
WINCH II may deserye-but when, in the course of time
these shall have passed away, posteny and the faithful
chronicles OF history will do justice it's purity With
The hope that our country will long have the benefit of
your talents and that, long, you will be placed in
situation where they will have extensive operation
and with the hope that the sunshine Of ppness will
ever gov around YOU we are, slr yours, very respectful
w WM. III. GARLAND
TuOS. II. BROWN,
WM. II. KNIGHT,
ED A. CABELI
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- 4 W curi,y in Jail, 50 that get BIN again, Of my
man JIM, who ran OF on Friday night week pur-
chased him in January last from Isaac Williams Of James
City county, he Is about feet 10 III inches high, dark
complexion, has scar bis face speaks slow when
spoken to- stout made and very ksy and about 30 years
Old WM b. PRICE
Hcnrioo, April ~ li0-w4v
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Sate $25O,s90 Of VirginiG State Stock al AUCTION
NICtlCE IS hereby given that 10y virtue OF the autlo
rty vested in me, by act OF the General Assem-
Oly passed the 2Oh day oil February, 1885, authorfsng
subscription by the State OF Virginia Stock OF the
chesapeake aud Ohio Canal Company, shall sell pub
nc auction on Thursday the 25ih day of April next at IL
o'clock III front OF the Virginia Banks, the highest bid
der Tor cash. certificates OF State Stock, amounting two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars in certificates one
hundred dollars EACH bearing interest from the date there
Of at the rate OF five per per annum payable quar-
erly at the Treasury of the Commonw ath; the pnci
pal sum whereof will he irredeemabe prior the wear
1850 l.. BURFOOT Trca oC the Con,,,I
N. Is. As the act requires the certificates be issued
IN sums oil 500 each, as many will be printed one
sheet as small, but distinct type will admit of
March IL. [lOl-tdl l.. BURFOOT. T. c.
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e az Monday the 18Th February the Stage Coach from
" Richmond to Fredericksburg will commence run
ming daily, and arrive the evening at Washington
City by the splendid Steamboat Sydney-Froin wash.
ngton, 10 Baltimore and Philadelphia the lines will COM
mencc on the same day Travellers from the North and
South will hnd no delay. 4. PORTER & Co.
February 10 g2-0
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GSPORTS OF THE PIT.--A main Of Cocks will be
- fought At Dinwiddie Court House, commencing on
the 23d OF the present month"; and continue for three DAYS
There viii be shewn each side twsnty-one Cocks
fighting oi % doars battle and thousand dollars
The ods. April ~ 1lO-~sr
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EoHN N. GORDON s CO. are now receiving from
- me Northern Cities part OF their Spring supply Of
groceries, Many OF these goods have been purchased
and carefully selected by John N Gordon They would
particularly invite the attention of country merchants
their sock-and now offer for SALE
S0O bags Porto Rico Cuba and Havana coffee
o. uerces do do. do.
80 hhds. w |. aad Orleans molasses
$50 whole, half and quarter boxes raisins
80 bbls. aud boxes loaf and lump sugar
2i trails soft shell almonds
80 tons round square and flat Swedes and English iron
So chests and boxes Gunpowder, Imperial and black
ceroons indigo
36 hhds. st. Croix and Orleans sugar
30 bags pepper
20 do allspice
10 tons American, blstOred, cast shear German and
other steel
ll5 boxes tin plate
$50 do S. 10 and lO,1 IL window glass
200 bags shot assorted sizes
20 me ne writer himself 1gong she;s ;. &
10 10
ii ierces rice
With their usual assortment of articles.
March 20. 1866
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March IS.

a TiOkNEY At AN.- The subscriber, having Oh
IA tanned hcenCe TO practise Law in the ourts this
Commonwealth Offers his vices Attorney, in the in
eror and superior OF the Spots itsna
Hanover aud King william. he viii also attend the
courts in Fredericksburg corporations and the inferior
courts OF Caroline HIS Office ill further notice, will be
az his residence, within three miles of tie own Of Ere
dericksburg.
To those no know him, he fitters himself that an
surance OF dig and attention any business conIed
10 him, is unnecessary and those who do not he .-
ed to refer TO sny hs acquautances in the
range OF his practice elsewhere.
GEORGE w. BASSETT.
Lansdowue, March 2G 1853 IG7 PAWS &wtC
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&zCEs.MO.VD, VHEsGAszs, TUESDAY, .FF,REE no. ls.a

81 AND FOR SALE.-A most valuable tract of land is
III Tor SALE containing 3I7 l-2 acres, upon Big Cub
Creek in Charlotte county lying the public road lead
lg from Prince Edward Court House 10 Campbell Court
House. and near McKinney's old store, five miles below
the Red House. The land lies WELL and about third
Is excellent low goundsand the soil is well adapted to
the culture OF tobacco aud all kinds of grain common in
this section OF the country About third yet to clear
he owner resides on the land and is sell The
payments VIII be, one halt cash, and a credit twelve
months will be given for the balance on the purchasers
giving bond with approved security is deemed unne.
cessary to give further description OF the land as those
wishing TO purchase, will first wish to view il, which will
be shewn them at any time by the subscriber.
HARVEY PAULETT.
Charlotte March 23d 1888 IO7ASt
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Town, ~ The county Of Meek
Ath day Of April next, between
1. and 6 o'clock, p. NJ Of each
ON day TO day until taken
the 26th day Of April next,
use, TO take the dispositions Of
between the hours above nam.
y 10 day until al are taken;
read as evidence in an in.
,ircait Superior Court Of Law
y OF Prince Edward, wherein
lsTk, am plaintiff, and you and
at which times and places
* proper.
JOHN CLARK, Ex'or. Of
Agnes CLARK deed
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M ESSRS. JACOB McGEHEE and Mildred his wife
I'VE Archibald Fuqua aud Sally bis wife, Silas Watkins
and Lucy NJ his wife, William CLARK, Thomas Clark and
Nancy Lgon
Take notice, thaI shall proceed 10 take the dispositions
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ED |. SMITH is Agent for the following Periodical
A0e publications, and socits subscriptions the prices
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a nM BAGS old white Java and green coffee
H. WV 80 crates earthen ware assorted
30 hhds ST. Croix and New Orleans sugar
so barrels loaf sugar
20 hhds. prime retailing molasses
$500 lbs. cotton yarn assorted
l2O Gags cut nails
rs boxes sperm and talow candles
200 iierces rhomaston lime
10 boxes Whtemores cotton and wool cards
100 Nova Scotia grind stones
Is bags ginger
ton shot
do. bar lead
Duponts gunpowder
20 barrels Malaga wine
London porter aud brown stout in pint and quart
bottles
IS tons Swedes country and English bar iron comprising
an assortment OF carriage, gig, wagon, cart, and
carry ALI tyre-square from l 2 TO inches-round
from 3S to l IL inches-box band and hoop
from 7-S TO inches wide-plough pldtes-im-
proved bar share mould boards-sprng steel for
carriages and gigs-sheet irOn--nail rods from
20 to 40 dy--3 ton American and English blistered
steel, for sale, by
WORKMAN & MCGRUDER.
April, II. ll0-4t