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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-21

IN AND FOR SALE. Will be sold on Tuesday, the
NJ 3lst inst, in front OF the Eagle Tavern al IL O'clock,
my Tract OF Land, lying in tho county of Hanover
tanning 3l5 acres about 10 miles from Richmond, on
Chckahominy Swamp, adjoining the lands Of MIR Isaac
winston aud others This is well known stand, lying on
both sides Of the main road leading from Richmond TO
Louisa Court HouseTbe soil ia equal TO any in the
neigbborhood; about one-haf in timber, and large por-
ton OF first rate meadow land.
Terms one-hird cash. The balance in two equal install
meDs payable annually, with deed OF trust on the land
TO secure The two last payments. Any person wishing 10
view the land, II will be shown by MIR. Eppeson living
on the premises, or on application 10 me, in Richmond
Also, at the time and place. will he sold INV int.
rest IN the coal pits which formerly belonged 10 John
Burton deceased which interest is three eghb OF the
whole pits, adjoining the Springfield Pits present work.
ed by MIR. Cary. BEN. MANN.
Sale conducted by c. J. SELDEN, Auct.
December H. 62--ida
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-21

A htNSho En-, DEND1 CO., .4ucfiOnfPys nd
NJ Commission Merchants, Richmond, Va. are now
receiving per brig Mary Jane, from Malaga and shin
Richmond, from Liverpool, N sup
100 or. casks sweet Malaga wine
422 boxes best bunch MuscateI raisins
200 half boxes do. do. do. do
20O Or do. do. do. do.
100 boxes common do. do
$50 do. bloom do
80 Jars grapes .,.T
20 bales hard shel u almonds
100 tierces best fsoiid6D porter. .,..,. ~
10 do. do. old port wine. ------7
ANA are daily expecting from New Orleans
200 hhds. first chop sugar
Zoo do. do. molasses.
And have in store,
100 bags Poto Rico, Rio, Havana, Manila, Mocho.
Java, and African coffee
800 boxes and barrels refined sugar
2O0 hhds. Porto Rico molasses
100 do. ST. Crox and Porto Rico sugars
70 pipes pure Cognac brandy, imported direct
20 hhds. pure ST. Croix rum, do do
200 doz. Champagne wine, do do
10 pipes pure Madeira do do do.
10 do. do. Sicily Madeira, do do
Also teas' shot soap, candles and many other articles
100 numerous for The limits oil newspaper-together with
Zo'o0O lbs Gotten yarns, Carke's and other labels
iUO packages bleached and brown domestic cloths
All offered 10 puncual customers on the most accommo
dating terms. O'"'''
10 the Merchants of Virginia. North Carolina and Ten
nesee we continue our best services in the and
forwarding of their Goods.
LANCASTER, DENLY co.
Deee"oeT d. 60--l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-21
RxcMMo.'D VARGAVxa SgTURD1 ~; DECEW1ER >, ~.

III ABOURERS WANTING.-I wish 10 hire for the
ensuing year, seventy five young, active and able
ooued Labourers, for the of the Id Rail road
oompany.-For SUCH liberal prices will be given Appl
eaon 10 be made to the subscriber the Rail road Office
Manchester, or to Mr. David Moore nj Roadsyille on
RAILROAD, near the Chesterfield coal mines
December 10. cy ',.t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-21

BSOANOkE NAVIGATION COMPANY.-AJiy i
dend OF one and three quarters per cent has bean
declared on the capital stock of the Roanoke Naviyan
company, payable by the Ire asurer on demand
Dec H. [66-3l A. JOYNER Treasurer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-21

BVOD11rO oAIE OF LIN ID AND NEGKUES.-In
"A pursuance OF an order OF the County Court Of Prince
Edward we shall offer for sale Tuesday the 24h day
OF December next to the highest bidder, the prems
near the Union Theological Seminary the tract of Land
belonging to the estate of Martin Taylor, deed, lying
near Hampden Sidney College, and adjoining the LOT OH
which the Union Seminary is located, in the county Of
Prince Edward.-Tbis Tract OF Land contains between
400 and 500 acres; great part Of which is very heavily
umbered, and forming number of beautiful building
sites, several streams running through the Land,
number Of fine springs. The Land will be laid off in
number OF lots to suit purchasers Its location
above mentioned rising institutions, its healthy situation,
and the quantity OF timber the Land, make very de-
srable property And Saturday following being 2Sh
OF December, we shall offer TO the highest bidder the
Tavern Of George King eighteen or twenty valuable
groes, belonging 10 said estate: among them some va.
liable dchers carpenter, and several house
The whole property will be sold credit Of twelve
months: Bonds with approved security will be required
for the negroes, and bonds with approved security, with
deed oil trust the land, will be required of the pur.
chasers. JAMES d. WOOD,
Prince Edward, Nov. 26. 5S-2aw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-21

ri AND.-The subscriber offers TOR sale, the land on
which he lives He wishes 10 transfer his property
to different section of the country and will therefore sell
on advantageous terms. 1t is perhaps the desirable
estate in Nouoway county, and certainly by far the most
valuable which is now in the market any where i'm This
section OF the country he buildings OF every descrip
ton are convenient and well iaaged. indeed
person could desire another house for domestic family
operations here are ten large and tobacco barns
and many oil Them are extensively Constructed
principles Tor curing The tract contains 1850 by
survey, oil which there THAI 250 in woods, OF
the very hr quality for tobacco, and about 100 of
low grounds Ii is believed that the soil is happily
adapted TO The gros of fine tobacco the subscribers
average prices have always indicated Nearly the whole
OF the open land is well set in clover and there young
orchard now bearing Of perhaps the best selected
az kinds, from the Northern SERIES which is be
FOUND In this part OF the country. The situation is
markably healthy. The subscriber expects be out Of
the ate for several months during the winter and spring.
and II he does moi sell before he goes his brother John
r. Dupuy living in the neighborhood, will ebew IL any
person wishing to buy, aud will be authorised TO SELL
Col. Asa Dupuy Of Prince Edward will also be fully au-
thorsed to contract sale in his absence is deemed
unnecessary to give minute description of this
property; those wishing buy viii, it is presumed
examine ior themselves. w. J. DUPUY
No towsy, Dec. IL. 66-2aw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-21

Is ALE OF NEGROES.-Fot the purpose of di.charg.
X ing debt due my ward, Mr. George POtlie viii
sell or ready money at POtesyie, in the lower end Of
ousS county, at public auction, Tuesday the 7h Of
January next between 20 and 80 negroes in families
mostly, consisting OF men, women boys, girls and chill
dren; all Of whom are likely Foreign purchasers will
DO sell 10 attend.
No posiponemen unless the weather be extremely
bad. NATIIL. THOMPSON
Dec, IL. O6-wtdS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-21

HHARMERS' BANK OF VIRGINiA.-The annual
IN meeting Of the Stockholders, for the election Of D-
rectors Tor the Bank, and the Offices Of Discount and De-
post, will be held Wednesday, the 9Th day of January
next. VIM NEKFRViS (tosb,,
Dec 3D., 1893. 61,2,yIds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-21

A GENERAL Meeting Of the 5 'ockholders OF The BonJ
IN Of Virginia will be held, the charter directs
the Bank, OIL the first Monday in January next.
A. ROBINSON, Jr., Cashier.
Dpce nm II ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-21

MILL BE SOLD, on the pre- misses ON the first Jav If
w January next il fair, il not, the next fair dav bat
well known Tavern stand in Powhatan county now in
the occupancy oil Mrs. Skipwih. The terms will be ibe-
raj, and made known on the day Of sale
December IL. [64-tls1 EDWARD GOV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-21

EAISSOLU TiON OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.-Tb Co.
HV partnership heretofore existing between the sub
scribers under the firm Of T.. +. Whe & Co., at Vile
vile, Halifax couUty, is this day dissolved by mutual
sent Edward 7. White having purchased the entire in
iees Of Chiffon o. white in said All persons
having claims against the late firm, will peae present
'nem Tor payment 10 +. =. White, who alone is auto.
iIzed 10 pay and collect the debts.
T.. T. WHITE.
u go CBILION o. WHITE.
"W'eViHe' HALIFAX, Dec. rs. 81 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-21

. = JUHN 2. SOUTT.
~ .. Mr. s. has succecdedin engaging graduate of
Edinburgh, Scotland, on whom a. Mathematician The
public may with confidence rely.
Dec. 8. 61-2,vtJ
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-02-07

Alta Court Of Probate holden at Kent. ,c;th;;n
and tor the District Of Kent, on the l6sh dap
Of January, n. ID. 1883 Z
PON the petition Of Charlotte Turrell. OF
~ Kent, in Litchfeld county. shelving IA
this Court that she is lawful guardian OF Ly-
man Turrell, of Kent, in said district. n said
counfy, who is minor under the age Of OF
years and that said minor is the owner in fee
sof the following described real estate situate
~ Kent aforesaid: one piece containing about
nine and half acres. bounded west aud south
On lana held BY the petitioner as dover. porth
~ MINIS ,rurrell's land. and eastcfIy by high
way, ana OF the value OF about two hundred
ana nily-six dollars; als0 one piece contain
inG one acre and half and twelve rods, boun-
4sa sontn hy highway, west and north nv
!Na.nan InrrelIs land, and easterly by Ben.
JasIain =: hnapp's land, and Is Of about the
saIue q e'ghty-one dollars; and thar said
y: anu y unProductiye to said minor, and thai
Moela oe ioi his interest that the same
s1ou,a oe SOLO. and the avails thercof idispos-
'ea q according to- the statute ii such case
w arg sded. and praying for liberty to
mar ns,;,; .S 'er me purposes Aforesaid, as
IL u ~ mat said petition Be continued 10
A. = y. 49, Ssg q April, 1888. at 10 O'clock Az
said .na.i:a avoate Once in Kents and that
shs.sees =. uan give notice of the peldency,
n,,hl;s ~. ~ Pos.nE copy Of this order upon 4
70 said town OF Kent. whers s.; I a'I ~;.n
ate, aad also ~ publshipr th;s cr.ia q -
nswsPaPer printed in L.itchlield thr.ss wet j.
at least six weeks before sa,d an
a true copy Of Record.
- NATHsL p. prup~ T.,I~.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-02-07
- - - ssZ--Ts,e
TO ERC CHAN IS
A FAIR nENEER.

TTvHE subscribed intending to discontinue
business in this place early in the spring,
offers to Merchants, for one week, the exc;u-
sive privilege Of selecting any article Of
Dry Gods, Groceries, Hardware. &c.
remaining on. hand, at the New oRK COST,
! with addition Of expense Of transportation on
!, heavy goods. Ia the stock of Dry Goods may
be found some good bargains. Domestic
Goods, &c. Also. lot Of CROCKERY at
Tess than cost. Those disposed are respectful
" inyitedto call and examine, and buy or not
buy--the offer is fair one.
=. AND
I'll ~ After one week all goods on hand will
be offered for short time at COST to the pub
lie generally. VIM. BOLLES,
Janwdru 81 North Street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-02-07

= O0tCu dt w dotatu6SUuf ttAAS Otu N9J vs. O0u-
uary, 1885,.
III. w. Dimick, sAndwv Hine, Jr.
Samuel LedUitt, William LeaUitt,
Levi s. Plat, William OdeA,
Charles "A. hudson, Thomas " Clark,
Curtiss H;ckog, Aluin Clark,
Ithiel Hick01, Rensus III. Fowler, !
ID. B. Brinsmade, Simeon III. Mitchell,
Seth Calhoun, Asa Burgess.
PoueH Hickor,
Litchfeid County, Washington,
18th January, 1888.
1, David s. Boardman, Chief Judge of the
County Court for said county, do hereby GER
tify that on the day and year aforesaid, each
and every of the persons above named did
sign the foregoing certificate in my presence.
DAVID S. BoARDMAN.
Liickfeld County So.
Washington, i9th january, 1883.
Personally appeared Marvin w. Dimock,
the general partner named 10 the annexed
and made solemn oath pursuant
TO the requirements Of the statute of this state
entitled /" an act authorizing limited partner
ships in certain cases." that the several sums
mentioned in said certificate as having been
paid by the several special partners named
therein, have in fact been bona: ide paid into
his hands-before me,
DAVID s.. BoARDMAN. Justice Peace.
hereby certify. that at the time Of the re-
gistry Of the aforesaid certificate, Marvin w.
Dimock appeared and made the, oath above
in my presence, aud that the same was re-
gistersd on the l9th day of january, 1883.
DANIEL B. BRINsMADE,
SO Ioscn Clerk u Washington.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-02-07
-IOTICE.

ME Court of Probate for the District Of
!. II Litchteld has limited and allowed six
months from the publication hereof for the
creditors To the estate Of
ss MI BENJAMIN ELY,
late of Harwiuton, deceased. 10 exhibit their
claims forsettiement. Those who neglect to-
: present their accounts properly attested with
n said time will be debarred recovery. All
person. indebted to said estate are requested
t6 max Immediate payment ID
l. II NJ NJ y HuLDAH ELY, Execufrir
NJ ,HdrtDinson, Jan. %, 1888 sS4
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-02-07

q
Tie E2Hling, PassioR.--A lady, who had
been, chsapsning'a Ia of an ounce o.
sewing elk at one of our stores, called
shortly after al tlle Post Office for an nd
SefI 1sd letter. The clerk after examin-
.ine he files, reported there were three with
sher address, sIhe postage of which was IS
sd cents. The lady, surprised at finding
more than one, and unwilling TO take them
without one effort to- beat down, earnest.
.ly injured ofthe clerk, how low ne would
put them if she took the three out.
"A Frenchmen-not much acquainted
with the English Language writing to ms
friend, wished to close his letter with the
expression, MAY God preserve you. -
Having used this expression several times
.t,fIie same person, he thought he would.
10 avoid repetition. employ some other
words whicll would convey the same mean
ing. He accordingly examined diction-
airy to ascertain the difinition Of the word
ipsxserve, which he found was to pickle. !
Satisfied that..this WORD. would be quite as
proper as preserve, he closed IS letter with
: Nan God pickle you =
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-02-07
Fur Caps and Collars.

EUST received. a LOT of GAPS. Mems and
~ Boys. consisting Of Fur Seal. Hair Seal
and Mountain Beaver. Also COLLARS Of
various kinds for Cloaks, which are offered at
a small advance from cost. BY
VIM. PORTER.
One door south Post Once, Dee. 20 %
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-02-07
North Street, Moo. 90.
DRY GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES

af s AT REDUCED PRICES.
ME subscriber will sell the stock Of Dry
Goods on hand (which consists Of most
kinds wantedl ErtrG Cheap for cash or short
cry, and variety Of HARDWARE.
GROCERIES,. a good supply at less than
usual prices lSALT-a quantity Of heavy
Turks Island Salt, selling less than comnor,
price. LEATHER, SIC. &c.
Those who wish to buy Goods on the SAP
ing principle, will fnd it for their interest to
call at the North Street Store before buying
elsewhere.
IS WIN. BOLLES.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-02-07
MARVIN w. DINNOCK.

He the said Marvin being the general partner,
and alone authorized 10 transact the business
Of said company and to bind the same by any
proper contract in the name Of said firm only.
The other persons above named, aud who
have subscribed. this certificate, being all OF
them special partners only, and having each
paid in the sums annexed TO their respective
names towardsthe capital stock Of said conn
pany, to wit : the said Samuel Leayitt $1,000,
the said Levi s. Plat $1,000, the said Charles
A. Judson $3.50, the said Curtiss Hick0x
$500, the said Ithiel Hickox $500, the said
Andrew Hine, Jun. $500. the said William
Leayiit $500. the said William Odell $500,
the said Thomas N. Clark $3.50, the said AL
vim Clark $3.50, the said Remus Nj. Fowler
$3.50, the said Simeon III. Mitchell $500. the
said Daniel B. Brinsmade $500, the said Seth
Calhoun $500, thesaid Powell HickOx $500,
and the said Asa Burgess $3.50; and the said
partnership to commence on the first day of
April next, and to continue for the period of
five, years. unless sooner dissolved by act Of
said company, to be duly published according
to law. a .
4 Dated at Washington, this 9th day of jan
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-02-07
] N EW BOOKS.

M OREL'S Voyages and Discoveries 10 the
~ South Sea.
Hissorical and Descriptive Account of Bri.
t,sh indies from the most remote period to
the present time. 3 IS ),
Letters on Natural Magic. addressed 10 Sir
Walter Scott. BY Sir David Brewster.
Memoirs Of Sir Walter Scott. BY Allan
Cunningham. M i ! ma
History Of the American acknowledgements
lished IN London. Just receiyed and for sal
At the Litch1eld Bookstore. by 4 ma .ss
+. Al. LORD.
Litchiield. Jan. 81 .iss IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-02-07
NOTICF.

yWHEREASt the Court Of Probate for the
w District Of Norfolk has appointed the
undersigned Commissioners to examine and
adjust the claims offhe creditors Of I.ORRAIN
LooMIs. who has assigned to. Trustees for
their benefit. and limited six months TO said
creditors To bring 10 their claims from the Slst
day or December, 1859. Said creditors win
take notice, that we will attend to the duties
OF onr said appointment at the dwelling house
Of said Lorrain LOOMS. ia WinchesteE in
Li;ch6eld cOuDtys On the 2sth days or Febru-
airy and June. 1855. at 2 o'clock ia the alier-
noon. .JosEPH MILLER, y Comais-
RoGER Coz, sioners.
Winchester. Jan. 81. 1885 sSS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-21
COMMERCIAL.

Duties on Wmes. following letter from
the Treasury Department, addressed to house
in this city, is important to wine dealers and
drinkers:-N. r finer.
CoMprRoLLER's OFFICE, 4th June, 1888.
Gentlemen, The Secretary of the Treasury
has referred to me your letter to hin Of the eth
ut. in which you submit the following questions
for the decision of the Department.:
"Are the duties on wines to be reduced on the
4th March, 1884, to one half their present rates,
and return duty to be allowed on those then on
hand, or instead thereof will the progressive re-
duction contemplated by the Tariff act of Cd
March apply to winesl In the latter case will
the wines in bond on the 4th March, 1884. be
entitled to the first reduction Of duty!"
In reply have to observe, that the duties on
such wines as are now in bond, and shall remain
so until after the 3lst December, 1883, and on
such wines as may be imported before that day.
and shall at the time of importation be deposited
under control Of the proper officers Of the Gus
toms, and shall remain. 80 until after that day,
will have to be regulated by the provisions Of the
lst section Of the act Of Oh March, 1888, to mo-
dfy the act of 18th July 1882. and all other acts
imposing duties on imports; and accordingly, if
such duties exceed an al vaiorem duty of 90 per
cent. reduction thereon will be made, at the
time of withdrawing the wines from the Public
Stores, equal to the tenth part OF such excess.
. Respectfully, Jos ANDERSON, Compk
To Messrs -, Nsw York
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-21

Knitting in the last Cs,fs1,y.-And here
cannot forbear passing word ON the industry of
the women Of those good old times. All! how
different from the present! Then woman ne.
yer so much as dreamed Of going abroad without
her knitting; and would as soon have appeared
in ball room without her dancing pumps or in a
church without her decent go-to meeting face
Indeed, knitting was considered in those days as
great promoter Of social chat; and so far from
nterrupting the conversation. or the conversation
interfering with that, both were very much faci-
itated by the union. Certain il is that the knit.
ting needles never went faster than when the
tongue was in perpetual motion; aud the tongue
never ran more glibly than when the needles
were moving with all the speed that we'll -prac-
tised fingers could give them.
Methinks at this very moment behold a good
ly seIni-circe Of active, industrious, aud comely
matrons all knitting to the tune OF thousand
words minute; their fingers kissing the needles
with all imaginable delight; and the stockings
growing beneath their skilfut touch, as 1t were by
the power Of enchautment-giving the comtorta-
bic indication To husbands aud sons, aud all con-
cerned, Of warm feet aud undated health. Me-
thinks hear eager voices keeping time with the
everduring click of their needles; allowing their
ears 20 participation in the matter; but wisely
keeping them IN close durance under the enclo.
sure Of their nicely adjusted caps.
In ,hpse times knitting was to conversation
what, in these degenerate DAYS, the piano is 10
singins-an accompaniment to the voice-but
with this essential difference, that all, without
exception, could join in the enlivening masses of
the knitting neehless-all could unite the harmo-
ny Of their Tongues with the profitable exercise
Of their fingers. But now the greater part must
stand or sit like mute statues. while one or two
poor bodies have to do all the mounting and lin
gerins alone.-N T. Mer.
There are those, who. in very modern times,
even 80 late as from 1924 To 1929. have seen the
lad, of a Secretary Of State Of the United
States plying her knitting needles. of an eve
ming. when in conversation with diplomatic gen
tlemen from abroad. Most probably this sim
pllcity of manners, and this example of indus
try, have not been 10 practice IN the same place.
since high station was exclusively confined TO
the Democratic Republicans Of the land,
Gin. Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-21
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-JrNE 10.
Flour, S54 81 according to quality.
BOSTON MARKET-JuxE II.

BOSTON MARKET-JuNE IL.
Eour-There have neen 500 dolls of diff.
ferent kinds taken this week, mostly in small
Iors, prices ranging for 100 to 500 bbls. IS So a
S &c for Ohio; and 90, a mos, for Fredercks'
burg Mountain; Is S 81 tor Genesee, cash;
6 l2aa, 4 mos, aud 90 per bb' cash, tor Balu'
more Howard street.
Grain-We discontinue our quotations OF all
descriptions, as me fnd it diff, ult to give fair
representation OF our market. We notice, how
yer. sales Of 1000 bushels North River Oats, IA
45 cts; sumo small lots Of Nnr'hern Rye. 70
cts; shorts at 80 cts; a 10000 bushels Curn,
part Southern yellow, ~ a 70 cts. and part white
81 66 cts per bushel, cash.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-21
George =. Nnugh
Il 5 n,w opening choice selection OF FANCf AaD
Il STAPLE GOODS. consisting in part ct

Il now opening choice selection OF FHNCY .daD
Il STAPLE GOODS. consisting in par, of
Super omdon cloths and cassmer,s; mems ummer
wear; black trings an pout de sole; watered and
figured silks; white pink, bue ard biss satins; pant
ed musns and cal'coes light French ealicoes, very
han.ls' me; painted paminete Italian Grape; Cyprus
and Iris gsuze; csmhrcs iackone S. plain and figured
swis, and BOOK ditto; psid musins; ginghamsi real
searsuckers; pongees; ShI'e and brown drllngs
stripes tor boys, case super SIT dressed Irish
nens super long l,Sns; green and white blond ves
figured and pisin bsrrege ditto, linen canbrci ditto
bdkfs; Bishops lawn; white merino and CAMS hair
shawis; b auul assortment of fancy dkt; bobbinets
snd aces; Grecisnette, NUTS lace; Hossn and KID
gloves; large assortment OF cotton hosiery' misses dit
to- some very sup ror; asrseiiies, silk 'estirf IA
BE and bird eye diapers; Irish and Russia shec'mgs
beached; black and colored hastings; blue and green
table cove RS; colnrd and white knitting Gotten; grass
cambria for b0nnets, sauzs and other ribbon; soons
fine black b. mbazttte and circa ssisns ard common
bombazeens; yellow and blue nankesns; gauzc Han
nsa fancy tuck side and puff combs' hs,r brushes IN
gre a, variety; tooth and nail ditto; bandsnnas, some
frs, chop; ratIinet for coschmakers, bsngups AID b<
ve'teen>i tickngs lid domestcs geners'iy' SILK and
cotton umhreilas snd psrasos; ioundst'ons and wad
ding; point blanke.s; linens; cotton bur'sps
low Pced carpetng. very haudsomei four cases straw
bonnessi L.ghorn Hus; boys eghorn hats; mems SUI
, perhne palm ditto.
Cotton Yarn, Candle and Cotton Bats CONSTANT
! IL on hand. at Baltimore pr;ces 4th mo 3