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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-31
January %, 1888.
TimOleOm.

TWNHIS favore pon of Sir Archy will stand another
- son IN Virginia Great efforts made to obtain
nun u'S year IN New York and South Carolina. Having
hitherto until the three past stood at great dis
tance from u.s. chiefly in Alabama, and other sections of
We remote oonth est the renown of his get is almost
confined in this region the enduring fame of ashing
ton Sally Walker and Sally Magee. His get are now at
tho head OF the Turf in Alabama II will be recoected
Washington was the best three year old OF his year; he
beat tho famed Henry afterwards Ecpses most distin-
guished competitor land other capital races g. and
m'e nesc, beating Childers, Tyro, &c. in the best
une-Saly Walker ii is we'll known, at the head of
me tnrt III 1877, winning at every distance, beating
ARIEL, Lance, Janet, Betsy Ransom aud all compeorsC
Sally MAgce of less fame; the fall size was 3
years Old, kept pace, being in the same stable with Mon
cur onson III almost all his victories, being only by
ay walker anu has since maintained her reputation i'm
che West After the fashion Of the day. we will name
other vctors OF the get of Tmoleon that are not so well
known 10 US He the sire of CAwhorn, MoIo Ticker
Defiance jackson, Norfolk Micasanca, Cora, Sam
catches, PoPes gr colt, Simmermans Gley, Don Pedro
nsty smith. Festivals dam, Maria Jacksons sire, &c
&c IN inc Mest-of hasons Rater, the sire of Primero
winner OF the Post stake Fairfield and Of Sweepstske
at New Market.-$25OO refused for sally Walker
$4,000 for half of her coll Cadet and $1,000 for her
Warren. "'' -'"''''
Tnoleon, now in fnc health and viqor will stanJ the
ensuing season, commencing the I OF February and
piring on the 1t July, my stables near LIoyd. Essex
county Virginia, distant is miles from Richmond 81
miles from Fredericksburg 40 m les from Hooes Ferry
sad IL miIes from Tappahannock
P"surag> furnished gratis-msres feb il desired At 25
cents per day-servants sent with boarded gratis
responsibility Tor accients or escapes but great
will he taken TO prevent either The b.criier has well
enclosed lots IN wheat and oats Tor grazing 9TH
ing need he said OF Iimoleons form performances
both are too well known in Virginia Terms $50 the
SEASON. S4 The single lap TO he paid before the mares
arc taken from the horse 100 insurance. TO he paid as
soon rs the mare is asceraned TO be in foal DR. John
Mnge, Cat whose plantation he stood two reasons ss.
"ure' me That Inc u an uncommonly sure ioal-geter
might annsx certificates in confederation of tho above
but consider Il unnecessary Gentlemen who send
mares 70 Imo con- may be assured that great care will be
taken TO prevent accidents either them or their toals
avng separate o't the vicious and empty will
kept separated from those with colts Mono with the dis.
tempe, will he received. HENRY A rAYIOE
Oakley, near Lloyd.,
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NOTICE TO FARMERS --GALLEGO MILLS.
VHNHE above mills will stop grinding Tor this ist
n March next. Those who have wheat TO sell, will
hnd to their advantage to send ito nMket before that
day. P.J CHEVALLIE.
Jau. -. Sf--t1st M.
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RICHMOND, VXRGE,Ha THURSDar J9.v.I.4R !. 3I Is.a


VALUABLE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT COST
ME Co-parnershp OF the subscribers having expired
to settle up their business as soon as possible thew offer
ther entire stock at prime cost comprising large and
desirable assortment OF staple aud fancy goods 10 which
they invite the attention OF wholesale aud retail purcha-
sers as an opportunity favorable for obtaining their
supplies rarely occurs II. NELSON s. CO.
N BIO person wishing TO purchase the whole, or
large part oil the stock, the terms would be accommodate
Ing, and the house would be rented lease or by the
year. Jan. 20 CS2-2tw.1
a CUMBERLAND LAND FOR SALE-will be sold
~ on the premises the first day of February next
iair II not the next fair day, 495 of Land lying Oh
APpornaox River, and reaching the Guinea and Ango.
Ia koads-about miles below Rans's Tavern and good
stand Tor Iavernin genteel neighboood This Land
lies WELL with about hundred acres of low grounds and
sufficient quantity ofgood wood and-uner good fences
and would suit professional gentleman.
Ierns-one two and three years credit with bond ~
approved security, and deed Of trust the Land 10 Sc
cure tho payment. JAMES ISBELL, Hd,n'r
jan l. lH-tdsI Of Letcis BbeH dec'd
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a FEMALE well qualified TO give instruction in Nh.
N sic, and well recommended will meet with
liberal encouragement from Miss Hughes Preceptress Of
tho Benvenue Seminary, Gloucester county.
Dec. %. 6S-2aw12t
A TEACHER WANTED.--t wish TO employ as
IN Teacher IN my family, young Gentleman OF good
character and department, who is we'll qualified to teach
the Latin Language aud the usual branches Of English
Education. No person need apply who produce
satisfactory recommendations. Application made in per-
son or by letter (po pa) 70 The subscriber living
Jetersville, Amelia county, will be attended TO.
January a. fsi-i2t1 SETH w. JONES
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Peter Rison, John Truly, and John s. Nash, Defts.
This cause came this day to be heard, and the bill OF
the pianuh having been taken confessed John
truly, upon whom the subpoena has been executed; and
by consent OF the said Truly attorney in fact for the
Peter Rison aud co-deienant in this cause the
sioners OF this do take account of all the paw
ments which have been made by the plaintiff the
PENDANT kson, on account OF the said Rsons judgment
sgans him we'll As all the payments made by the plain
I'm 10 other persons as his security and apply the
Scredt TO the judgment aioresaid and also state an
account oil all the debts or other liabilities which the
panuh now under security for said Rison; and
port the same to court, with any matter deemed pertinent
oy himself or required by either party to be specially
stated. A Copy Teste,
RORERT L TONNES ID ~
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But that was not oc true ground Of Mr. Ms opposition
IL would be as well for gena-en who kndhesrt-
ed In their treatment of his motives, 10 lock little closer
to their own. with which lie thought thoy would find
sufficient occupation. From what little of the mes
sage he had heard, he had disapproved OF IT, aud
this was hi' reason TOR opposing the motion The
gentleman from Piit>ylvan,a alluded 10 an attenP
Of party put down the Governor Tor h
Mr. NJ. clad find THAT gentlemen who at tbs timc
referred TO, not 9uxious to spare the tcena OF
the Governor, had AZ last been induced, hy What means
Mr.. Nj. would n0t say, TO reg ard them.
Mr. Marshall said Lo auhm lied by his colleague
10 say that kc would Withdraw his motion Ia divide and
the gentleman from Caroline his motion for the ayes and
noes, " the gen,lemsn from Halifax would withdraw his
N liion.
Mr.. Sims assrned
MR. " a'iace withdrew the mo'ion. "a divide, remark
tng that AS the question printing had been considered
test question, lie had been Induced the di
vson in order That he might have an opportunity Of re-
rordng his vote both OF t'e documents IL being no
longer considered test question: he wiling that tia
motion 10 print, should be put both.
The question then put, and The messass aud reso.
buttons were ordered To Ice printed.
MIR. Moore made motion take up tho port the
Hcnrico contested election; but On motion OF MIR. Ruth
eroord, the House adjourned.
Notein Mr. Sturman' Speech last in the following
the justice injustice such would be- sanctioned by the
moral sense an by that OF the civilized nations,
INSERT alorc stwecu thap auI Of" and tho will
read eotrseby the moral ami BY that the
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IN sENArE.-1A.o.iaq. january %.
rEDGRHL RELATIONS.

RELArIoNs'
Mr.. Maxwell concluded his remarks ia favor of HE
substitute lie wa- followed by Mr.. Edgngon oppasi-
ton. Mr.. Rives at p. George concluded his rcm9rks.
The question being taken Mr. Msxwolrs subsut ue il
was rriectcd-Ayes T.
Friday, January 25.-Tne Senate went into Commit
tee ot tho Whole moos Of Mr. Cecke who addressed
the Committee in support o his substitute; il rejected
-Ayes9.
The Committee then reported an amendment, to tho
Preamble and Resolutions OF the House OF Delegates
varying the phraseology, but the substance remain
ing che same. Various amendments were presented,
all OF which were disagreed 10. Upon the final
on the amendment of the Committee OF the Whole DIR.
Cooke moved the following sentence Thai the Preamble
and Resolutions shoaid be transmitted by special
President, &c by the usual channel.
On the final passage, those who voted In the affirmative
were: Messrs. Bromeoulc, (Speaker) Old, Campbell
Parker, Cooke, Hnnon, Paeson, Pcnnybackcr, Riyas
Atkinson Flood, Page. Slaughter ope, NJ Comas oS
W., Bernie, Wyatt, Cabell. Harvey Basyc. Crayous,
WWhorter, Cowan. Maxwell, Ayleu, Winston, Benle,
and MComas of CPS.
Noes-Messrs. Watts Boyd M'Csrty end EIgington.
"A
We understand that the variations fron the resolutions
oil the ~ o d. not n point oil substance but phra-
seology onlyand that il is believed uey will in this
form pass tke III. OF d. without ditIicultv-May th,v
have all the good effect in tranquizihg s. c. and sns.
pending her ordinance and laws which they were desis
and are calculated oproucel Have not this further
son to indulge such hope-when have nj this very mo-.
men proposition from her refer the dispute 10 Cen
eral Convention Surely, she will suspend her measures
OF resistance TO give the other States an opportunity Of
considering her constitutional acasne Of redress.
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Extract Of a leter, d"tr,i '-CHARLEsroN, Jan. II
1--WE sre IN an unsettled state. Modification going
RUN MS business il suspended; merchants from the
country visiting us. We literally doing nothing, AID
The merchants Who have dealings with the country hayc
SEM OUT agents. who are eneavcrng 10 make collections
and settlements. II affairs should render il prudent wis
move my family on, when your brother goes. - We
nave many reports respecting The operations md osenfo5s
oil the Nuters. Ii Is said that the leaders
10 urge The people on to act that will Commit them
so as TO prevent them From turning back The olieet ir
my opinion, is separation of Union Thew will sos
manage as 10 bring themselves into collision with the u
States, and them according the Ordinance will proceeaY
70 organise separate govcrmeni."N " Journal of
Commerce.
General Scott is now in This city, bnt we understand
viii return in few days TO the Charleston station III
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CHARLEsToH, Jan. ~.
Governor Hayne by proclamation issued yesterday,
gives notice that in pursuance OF resolution adopted by
he i"e Convention at Columhia, Thursday the 3lst inst
was recommended TO ''be observed day Of sOlesirs
resting, htonilcfio, cTad prGge-," The Ministers or
Pastors Of the different churches other religious soce
hes are, therefore, invited assemble their
on that day. for religious worship, and Tor implong
pressing or me Almighty upon the people Of this Stao
&c IL viii be observed that the Ordinance, and its
conhan beauties OF this peaceinl remedy"with all the
preparations for the army of IL 000 the blue cockaes
may begin TO operate the Subsequent day = City Ga
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ton that they had been appealed to- and had proved Of

sOn that they had been appealed to, and had proved Of
no avail.
The resolution rejected rs formerly stated.
Mr. Brown OF Petersburg, then presented his preamble
and resolutions substitute for the Select Committee
report, the amendments OF which he briefly explained.
Mr. Moore explained the reasons why he should vote
for this propositions be, that the doctrine of secession had
been expungcdand il had been declared by the friends
OF the Select Committees report this morning. that they
should vote against all amendments. He therefore pre-.
ierred the proposition OF the gentleman from Petersburg
Mr. Browns substitute adopted by ayes and noes,
81 10 66--as before stated.
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10000 Tickets--smaIlcst prize $50.
Price Of Tickets SO, halves g. quarters / So
Mode Of DTGJsing. The 40 900 Tickets are number
ed from to 49, 900 inclusive On The day ofdrawing the
whole Of the numbers via be put one wheel and alf
ihe prizes into another The and prizes will be
drawn alternately, 6rst the numbers and next the prizes
un all tho prizes are drawn. Prizes payable in cash i-
" days alter to drawing snbtct 10 tie usual deduction
Of bitcen per cent.
FickeIs shares an packages be hal in he grcriest
variety OF numbers Of w.. L. STEVENSON
One Of the Managers At The Eagle Hotel Rfchmond ",
STEVENSON & POINTS, Managers Stanton, Va
january rs. So q
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ShNATE THt U. rEs-Ether Shepley Esd
OF Saco, the present istrict orney OF the Un,k
States has been elected United States Senator 10 succeed
MIR. Holmes, from { h March nex'.
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Drawing at the Eagle Hotel.

FOSTPON
gug,n'a State lottery Ertra, Class No. l. for 1888
10 DO drawn at tho Eagle Hotel, Richmond Va Wednesday,
tlrs 3Oh January,
CAPITAL, PRIZE 100000
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MARRIAGES

. MARRIAGES.
Married Thursday the by the Row Edmu, Coo
Chesterfield - 10Y - 80 ""'-i W
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-01
DUMFRlES' REMEDY FOR THE
PILES

1DuE proprietor bess leave torecommend twn nc.
III he does with the fullest con6lencel one OF 'he
most va .be lies known for this troublesome ana
painful complaint withon, gong n,o ss IN.
uost ndobted testimonials tina, it has more completely
answered the ,uheh il intended tina" amy
other popular Medicine =, ,,,,c,,;on
This remedy is perfectly innocent N IT'S sppSa%T don
scr;nt;on of the complaint, sc. accompanying each
packet. which consists of two boxes, Ointment tna
Eleetuary. Price. 81 for the whole or SO cents but
one ofthe articles is wanted ,..,
- None are genuine o"les, sjgnsd on Me oss,as
s,,.e.soy n he late Dr W IT Conway For sale al his
Counting Room, over No. SO, Court street, near Con
cert Hai Boston, and also hy his special appointment
-. WIN. STABLER,
.,-o fa;rflr Street, 3erandrid.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-01
Three aSle & popular hnsAlsh
ppDyODJCHIS-M 4 ~ Der d,l,lltn1.

uIIsr received by wa. MORRISON VINO Is
Al .nnoin,ei Agent for this place, the three hrst
Numbers of the republication Of Backwood's Maya
zne The Metropolitan. and the Foreign onar'ery "e
v;ew-sll for the small sum If seven dollars
The above works. which are now re puniishea, are
of stab he'd character for the ability and interest WIN
which thew are conducted Blsckwood iswe'i known
a. the abess and interesting of the foreign Psro
ideals The Metropolitan is new periodicai, eu.eu
by Thomas Campbell, (recently Editor OF the view
Monthly End Thomas Moore, assisted oy harrso"'
(author Of Diary Of Physicisn) Mrs Hemans' Mrs.
Norton, and other writers Of high reputation. nc
Foreipn Quarterly Review is devoted pr,ncPsi'y 10
Continental Literature aud is conducted win gresa
lent IL treats of the literature and institutions OF n
coun,ry with mpartisty, and often IN terms OF h,s"
and deserved commentator. 1t enjoys az Preseh.
higher reputation than either of the English OF Sco
fish Reviews. The expenslveness OF the orig.hn pun
Gcatons prevents any extensive circulation oi en
this countryside separate cost OF the cheapest
ffty Der cent above that Of the whole OF the
cation and the cost Of the three not less thsn 81 ao
Iars Eve times the cost Of the re print
Mo intermxture of the works will be Perm,tted 10
occur bat all the articles of each number Will DC pr
ted consecutiveiy in the original and in such man
ner that at the close Of the year each work esn De
narrated by the Binder. and bound by ITSELF The WORK
Is handsomely printed with new type, on hne paper
in imperial l6mo (octavo), in weekly numbers OF 20
pages each, eP. 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-01

vJNHE above Ointment is recommended to the public
l. as a safe and certain remedy for those obstinate
diseases of which have long bafied the skill
Of medical science:
LIST White sweiugs ofevery descriptions
Cd Sore LEGS and ulcers of long standing,
Sd Schirrus or giandnlar tumors. particularly those
hardened tumors womcns breasts, which oftentimes
terminate in liberated cancers;
9Th FeIons; what some people know by the name
of catarrhs, of every de description.
5th Rheumatic pains ofthe joints,
9Th sprains and bruises ofevery description, or in
whatever part situate;
9TH letters Of ali kinds In this complaint the pa
TENT in applying the ointment, must keep the part
out of waters
9th Chilblsins or parts affected by frost.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-01
Winss. NiaMOrs, &C.

yUyuE subscriber, having peea an Importer aud Dea,,
.r in WINES for many years, has in store STOCK
of every dissertation, old and pnre in wood and oo..es
Also general assortment OF the best se,ected
- ~. GROCERY LINE.
Or rhe Bottled Wtnes-upwsrds OF avo Doze,i'
eS sd in CAGES of one aud dozen each-have been
se!ec,ed from the approved brands -londonp Par
,,c,,a- Madeira part of which late from India very
OH: riuts AMI Burgundy do; Sercai and Buai do !;
1,rgnndy Port; do Dry Port; Old Hook; with vari'
ety of French and other Wines.
An IF which will be sold at the most reduced prices.
GUY ATKINSON & SON,
dec a-eotf Fairfax street. Alexandra
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-01
W JeBB,s CELEBRATED EMINENT,
DUMFRIES'
EYE WATER.

rNoR sore or inAamed Eyes gives immediate ease
and relief. On recent sore eyesthe effect 10 most
sa,urary. Where the complaint has been OF years
,,,a INC and IN 40 ne exc edng bad cases. the most
,n.xoected aud rable relief has been found in the
nae OF this srs wArsa after every other remedy had
f.iiei Many persons who have used it. pronounce it
the pest preparation for those complaints they have
eve, met WITH especially in of soreness or in
Inclination Of long udng. Price Is cts. bottle.
s.sNoueare genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper. by the sole proprietor, T. KtDDER
i'm mediate successor to the late DR. w. 7. CoNwAT-
For sale at MS Counting Room, over No. 80, Court ST.
near Conc .rt Hail. Boston, aud also by his special ap
n,;r.ment by Wa. STABLER
spr7 Fairfax Street, alexandria
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-01
REMEDY FOR
NNeuMatism.

1DIE excraciating pain-the deerepitude and de.
u formity, and the pre- mature old age wn'cn are
th of this disorder, are suffered by
IN INV froa despair ola cure, disappointment in the
r6esey of IA. numerous pretended antidotes used to
elf.;t this purpose. But those who have made fa'r
trialof
DR.. JEBB'S CELEBRATED IMMINENT,
even in of long Standing and most severe
h,r,.rr n,vs received certain relief and many have
been cured in few days. in "a hours! ass num-
Der Of persons IN soston and vicinity, who were for
m .rly afflicted with the Rheumatsm, have very fully
te,tSel c.r6cates are in possession ofthe Propri'
etor proving the thorough and surprising cures
by means of this powerful Liniment, in cases where
other approved applications had utterly failed The
Lni nen is ssl used with Tor Sruses prains,
Nruones.. Stiffness. ofthe Joints, Chilblains. sc.
Price, so cts. Q bottle.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-01
SpAenAid FURNITURE.
QUAD nc YNNNCc


Calumet, Chair and Sofa Maker, King, merit doo,
to the corner Of Alfred street.
JIAs on hand. and {: instantly manufactures ,r.,.
III raj assortment Of "
CABINET FURNITURE
Which, for and durability ,le6es competi,or
His stock. generally consists Of
Grecian and plain sofas, couches and lounges
Mahogany and all kinds ofdrawing room chairs
Grecian, winged aud single wardrobes
Pedestal-end sideboaris with marble tops and mi,o,,
Gothic and various other ditto
Pier tables, with marble and mahogany tons
Piller and block dining. card and breakfas,,sble,
do claw do do do do
Plain do dol do do do
Centric or loo GO
French and variou other bureaus, with snu w,,bon,
mirrors
LadicsIres.ins tables. with and without mirror,
Ditto workstands and music stools
Ditto and gentlemen's abinet. secretaries and bUci
cases
washstands, with marble and mahogany tops
Richly carved and plain mahogany, bird eve, and er,
maple and common beadsteads
Cribs, cradles, ,shSving
and every other article in the cabinetline.
LIKEWISE,
Mahogany ofvarious kinds, steam sawed, curl,r
shaded veneers, copalss irish, sscking bottoms, cord
BEDS. MATrn ASSESS
The above articles will be disposed offor cashor,
punctual persons on the most liberalterms.
very extensive patronage from Washingtonin4.
ces me to say, that Twill ieverfurniture TO any pc,
chaserin that city free ofexpence.
Turning 3 Carving executed in thsJsstm anm..
may 20
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district If Columbia.

alexandria County, 10 nit
OCTOBER Term, 1882.
William Morgan, GompIa'nant,
against
Adam Lynn, executor Of Esther HALEY, who was
the only surviving execuirix of William Hal
ley, deceased, Thompson HALEY one OF thede
yisees of the said William, Nathaniel Gates, snd
Anna his ife, and Eleanor Nesbit-which said
Anna and Eleanor arc two of the daughters and :.
deyisees of .hr said VIM. HALEY, decd -
little, and Evelina his wife. and Ann HALEY, !;
the latter an infant uuder the age OF twenty'one
wears - which said Evelina and Ann are the only Is
children of aobert HALEY, deceased, who WIS !
son and devisee OF the said william HAZE
deceased; William II. Moore, Peter Goodng 2
and Ann his wife; William II. Gunnell, and hs
rs his wife; Bushrod Powell, and Cstharne C.
his wife; John J Moore, and Elizabeth Moore
which said william H., Ann. Mary, Cathsrne
c., John J and Elizabeth, are the only child
rem and heirs at law Of Mary Moore, another Of
the daughters and devisees Of the said William
HALEY. deceased, Defendants,
vIlAE Defendants, Thompson HALEY, Nat ane'
i Gates, and Anna his wife, Eleanor Nesbii, -
title and Eyelina his wife Ann HALEY, William u
Moore. peter Goodbye. and Ann his wife, William "
Gunnell, and Mary his wife, Bushrod Powell, and va
tharine C.. his wife, John J Moore, and E'ii'oe'
Moore, not having ent. red their appearance s"d gyt
security according to the statute and the rues W ",
Court; and it appearing the satisfaction OF The COu
that they are not Inhabitants Of the District oil Cou
bis; on the motion Of the Complainant by his counsel
it is OnpEnsD, That the said absent Defendants 90 a.
pear here on or before the first DAY ofthe next MAY e
Of this Court, and answer the bill Of the Complaint"
and give security for performing the DEGREES o. u'
Court; and that copy Of this order be forthwith
lished in the Alexandria Phenix Gazette tor w
months successfully, and that another copy be po''
1t the front door ofthe courthouse Of said county
Test: Ell, LEE, c O.
AIN
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Charles Bennett

HAs received, by ship Maryland. Capt. Morrell.
III oirec, from Liverpool,
10 bales hest Briiport shad and Herring Irvine,
which the manufacturer says is Of the very
best quality, and is for sale on the usual terms
He has, likewise, received,
Best cotton Burlsps
Drab wOollen Kerseys
Lowell cotton and wool Kerseys
A few pieces best Point Blankets
A few bales best Sheeting and Shifting Cottons
lie has on hand.
Very first quality black Italian Lustring
Ladies' English white SILK and cotton Hose best
make
English and French best Florentine Nesting, and
velvet misleading
Blue and black super6ne Cloths and Kersey mcres.
&c. &c
lie expects daily a consignment Of Bed Ticks and
Iow.priced Cassinetts.
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