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RELIGIOUS BOOKS,
FOR SALE BY
JAMES HAM M OND.

".Nerer be miihom Book in daily read
ing, Of direct ScripiuraI aud devotional
tending ."-BALE.
VAYS morning exercises, for every day in the
% year. JAys evening exercises, Tor do. DO
Jays closet exercises, for do. do.
Robinson's Bible Dictionary, with maps and
Engravings.
Hobarts Companion to the Altar.
The Young Christian, by Abbot.
Hlakes Evidences Of Christianity.
Selections from the writings Of Fenelon, third
edition, elegant or plain binding
Life and Travels Of the Apostle Paul, with a
map.
Crudens concordance to the New Testament; TO
which is prefIed u memoir of the author.
Golden Irsasury-new edition.
Jays Discourse.
Dicks Christian Philosophy, or the connection
Of science and Philosophy, with Religion.
Dicks Philosophy Of future state.
The Comforter, or extracts selected for the con-
ISOLATION of mourners under the bereav enent OF
friends and relatives
A treatise on Religions Experience, by Charles
Buck.
Conversation. on Religion, with Lord Byron,by
the late James Kennedy.
Adam Clarke-An account Of the infancy, ro-
ligious and Literary life Of Adam Clarke.
Cheering views Of Man and Providence, by
Warren Burton.
PAscals thoughts on Religion, 4 other subjects,
with memoir Of his life, by Rev. Edw. Craig.
The X ise and Progress Of Religion in the soul,
by Philip Doddridge.
A treatise on the Millennium, by George Bush.
Browns concordance TO the Holy Scriptures.
Eviden ees Of Christianity, by Alexander Wat
son, Jenyns, Leslie, and Paley.
Advice to Young Christian, by Village Pas
tor
Solitude Sweetened, by James Meikle.
Channing's Discourse,.
Nortons statement Of Reasons for not believing
the doctrines Of Trinitarians.
Life Of the Rev. John Wesley-by Richard Wat
son.
Memoir Of the Rev. Leigh Richmond,by the Rev.
L. 5. Grimshawe.
Luther, and the Lutheran Reformation, by John
Scott
Life Of the Rev. Thomas Scott, by John Scott
1 a. h.
Pilgrims Progress, now edition. by Robert Sou.
they. (feb 9th, 1884
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co A L..

"H f subscriber has received and
IL is now offering for sale, two car
goes of the hard and soft LEHIGH
COAL, Of best kind, broken and SCREEN
ed ready for immediate use, for s. Is
cents for 2240 lbs.
ALSO--a lot Of the first quality Of
LACK.4W.8yV.4 for 800.
The soft Lehigh has been tried in
Philadelphia, and approved Of in the
kitchen and parlor CRATES, Steam En-
gines, and upola Furnaces--it burns
brilliantly, gives more blaze, and with
out the Stag, dross cinder, and the impu-
rites common to most other coal.
WM. VARS.
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BLACKSMITHING.

H\ IL T. subscriber has taken the shop
in Broad-street, recently occupied
by mr.. Nicholas White, where he
intends carrying on the blacksmiih'ng
business in all its branches.
He will also attend to the Patent Bal
ancc, which will be connected with his
business, and hopes Tor share Of the
public patronage. JAMES SIMMONS.
! Newport, Dec. IL, 1893.
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LOT OF LAND FOR SALE.

vu>HE subscriber offers for sale Lo, Of Land
situated in the most central part OF New
port, measuring abcu, 100 feet IN width, and i2S
feet in length. There are on the premises num-
Der of valuable fruit trees. Said lot weuld be- nn
e,celen, building lot Cos a person wishing = rets-
ed situation in tie heart eC the BUSINESS co,n,nu-
nifty. FOR more particular information enquire Of
Feb. 20, 1884. WIN. 3. NltHOl.s.
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NEWPORT
B II Il w e IL Y.

"HE subscriber having taken the A
IL gency Of the Brewery, formerly
carried on by mr.. Thomas Evans,
will have constantly on hand after tho
18th nst,, Brown Ale Of superior quality
in bids, bbls., half bbls. or kegs, which
W i'll be sold on the most accommodating
terms. All orders sent to the undersign-
ed, will have immediate attention, and
be promptly executed.
HENRY WOOD.
N. B. Yeast can be had at all times,
and grains, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, in the afternoon, at 8 cents
per bushel. sept 12.
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CROCKERY md GLASS WARE

MILTON HALL, has just received and
lVl now offers for sale, "a s1eat variety Of
CRocKERy AND GLASS WARE, ssch as dishes,
plates. Bakers naples, Pachem, ewess. basins
and bowls, &c. Sc.-Aiso, cut and PLAIN snn'bisrs
and wine decan,ers. Lamps Of all sizes-I!ass
plates and dshes, lamp glasses, castor bottles glass
ALso,-a few more Of those iiigh-S,res Fur
nace Co. cook stoves, Of all sizes and superior
castings. NJ. II.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
j A MES ATKINSON,
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.

OFFICE, corner Of Thames-street and Sher-
mans wharf, a few doors south Of the Brick
market. iI-T~ Entrance first door down the wharf.
Terms
So in advance, or S2,25 at the end of the year
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-28

RNXECUTORs SALE OF LAND AND SLAVES.
H by virtue OF the last will Of Richard sker, deed.
the subscribers will SELL public aucch, the premises
the 4ih day OF December next IL fair il not the
fair day. the tract Of land wheI the said Walker resid
ed, in the county OF Bedford containing 925 acres, III
miles from Lynchburg, sud miles from New London
This OF the desirable tracts OF land the upper
country. II is highly productive in corn, wheat and
bacco and contains large portion Of first tobacco lsud
Ia tie woods. The land lies WE'LL Is finely watefed, and
situated in healthy and agreeable neighborhood. The
Improvements neat with every convenience for the
cobnlodsdon Of gcntecl family crop Of wheat will
he sowed on the land.
After the sale OF the land. the subscribers will proceed
20 sell between 20 and 80 valuable Slaves the Of
horses, cattle sheep aud hogs quantity Of pork, the
crop corn, oats aud fodder aud tie household and kc-
furniture.
For Tie land part Of tie purchase money will be
quired n hsnd Tor iho balance liberal credit will be
gvep TO be secured by Deed Of Trust For the per.
sonal property IL months credit will be given on all sums
ABOVE $20, the purchasers giving bonds will sasac.
try secufityfor all under $40 cash will be redui.
red Further particulars will be made on the DAY
Of sale. VIM. RADFORD,
HECTOR HARRIS,
EXECUTORS Of Richard IVoLkcr. deed.
october q. 00-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-28

WERY VALUABLE KANAWiIA LAND FOR
Sal Eve offer Tor sale inoiety OF a Tract
oil Land, containing POI situa'e ia tie County Of
Mason, the West eide Of the Great K.nawhs River.
1h, land is part OF survey OF 10 $40 made or the
heirs OF the late Gen. George Washington, and mark
ed in said survey No. 10. and il he laid off be
aerf nearest to- Point Pleasant. The title is in
dispuabe, being conveyed 10y Col Lawrence Lewis and
wife, Of the County Of Fairfax, (~ho inherited from Gen.
Washington,) 10 T.. g. W. Butler aud wife, by whom the
title will be convey ed II will at once be seem that the
situation oil this property is most desirsble aud il is
that such is in market Persons die posed 10
purchase apply TO f. g. w. Butler, IbbefviIle p
louisiana or 10 the undersigned in Richmond.
LANCASTER, DENNY & co.
Nov Is. 56-St
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a DEMONSTRATIONS SALE on SLAVES. SD

a DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF SLAVES, Sc
IN Will be sold at tie late residences OF Abner Smith
decd in the county OF Powhatan, Wednesday the l7
OF December next, IL fair, IL not the next lair day
thereAtter aud 10 continue from day TO day until
plesd all the pershabr oil the said Smith, consist
ing OF household aud kitchen furniture. plantation utensils.
mules cattle, sheep hog crop OF coru fodder. sc. For
adj above So, credit OF months will be allowed,
Tor bonds with apps security bear interest from the
date, but tho interest TO be rsmied il the principal be
punctuay paid For all o So aud under, cash will
De required.
Aud the day shall offer for sale Tor each.
veral very valuable Negroes belonging the estate OF
said Smith, dec'jAil persons having claims against the
said Estate, will make them known TO before the
day OF sale. Those isIng TO do may expect this
lice TO be plead in bar to their claims
HENRY GORDON,
administrator IF .a6ner Smith. decd
Nov. 25h 1884 5s-4"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-28

UNUBLIC SAIE-Wl be sold at Plain Dealing, in
III the county of King aud Queen, being the ato resi-
dence OF Richrd Gaines, deceased Wednesday, the
10Th day OF December next, fir aud il not, the
OF said deceen consisting OF the years
aud fodder also The farming uienss, &C., together
with large and exceedingly valuable stock oil cattle
sheep horses yoke OF very ine oxen and hogs
part OF the latter being already iaied Tor pork. The
stock OF cattle and sheep ia equal IN quality and
breed TO Virginia, considerable trouble aud
having been Incurred proc urDg the original stock
whence they produced. The sheep, which Of
the Bakewel breed, in fine ORDER aud excellent
heahaud among the cattle there m'ny oi the ful
blood Devon, aud on0-iouith, hall and three -tourh
blood of the Duihan breed, OF great beauty his stock
originally procured from T. Noel, Eq OF Essex, who
has dessrvedIy aIIaiaed much celebrity raising fine
cattle.
Persons wishing procure stock Of this valuable de-
scplion, will find IL much TO their advantage attend this
sale, favorable opportunity may perhaps for
the stock Of Hor.es there is very fine and young chat.
horse, remarkably handome, well broke harness, and
geniealso several fine blooded Colts, aud thorough
bred Finley, who was trained this fall.
Bonds with approved security will be required oil Pur
chasers all OF Twenty Dollars and upwards and
cash for all purchases under that
MARY ANN c. GAINES,
administrative.
N.B.-The Plain Dealing Tact Of Land may also
be bought upon accommodating terms, purchaser
be found IL contains about 700 good Of
which valuable Meadow Lsnd--is situated about the
centre OF the conniy, and about midway between Tsppa-
hammock and King aud QueSn Court house. The soil
well adapted to the cultivation aud growth OF Corn,
Wheat sud Coon andis very level. The improve me ns
are, large story brick dwelling, with suitable and
convenient out hou1es, all Of which in good repair
aud is in every respect desirable aud
DIR. William Fleming Gaines oil Lioyds, Essex, aud Mi.
George X. Carlton, OF King and Queen are authorised 10
contract Tor its sale.
Nov. Is. 56-tds
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THE COMPREHENSIVE COMMENTARY ON
THE BlRI.E

To be complete in vols OF 500 pages EACH at SO per
vol, paid for delivered-one volume now ready for
delivery
VHNHls work is designed 10 accomplish the following
IL purposes:
LIT. To combine, FAR possible, work of rea.
sonsbe and convenient compass and at price bring
within the reach OF ALL the peculiar exceencies and adj
yantsges Of Henrys, SCOTS and Doddridges Comment
ries, with copou selections from Adam Clarke GILL; Bur
der Celmet, RosenRuller, Bloomfield, and many other
suihos Never has work of greater nitude aud inn
poriance Of religious character involving 30 much
expsDse in the publications been offered for patronage
while the price all things considered tits believed is low
er than that OF aay other work. issued the press
OF any American Publisher.
The following are selected from The many recommend
tons being addressed 10 ihe Southern community:
Having so lar examined the above named work no " i'm
Of publication by Messrs Fessendeu and Co edit
cd by the Rev WIN. jerks, ID. d. Boston, rs 10 be 50.
shed Of is great advantages that any other work
OF the kind extsni, IN addition the alesdv copous
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ts merits deserve, aud which insp sDsabo in order
10 sustain the sduous aud eXpenvs enterprise OF pub
fishing so exieusiveanJ valuable Work.
STEPHEN TAYLOR,
Pastor Of ile Pres Church Shockoc HILL Richmond.
WM. s. WHITE,
General Agent Of the Yirginis Tract Society.
n KEELING
Pastor OF tie Third Bspsi Church, Richmond.
GEO WOODBRIDGE,
Recior Of Chrisl's Church, Richmond
JAMES -. TAYLOR,
Pastor OF the Second Baptist Church, Richmond.
a. CONVERSE,
Editor Of the S. r. Telegraph
Subscriptions received 81 49, BRANDS
Book Store, Maia street, Richmond, Va, lev door, low
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ny RlTCHIE & COOK.

o ENoUiHERis published week generally, and
three during OF the
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Whoever will the of nine papers, shall
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P0s.ET'IGAL,
CORRESPONDENCE

n oRTasAMpr, N. Sept 25. 1881
SIR:-Having seen your name announced az Candi.
date Tor Reprcs' to Congress from his District We
take The liberty to ask your sentiments The great 20.
huea questions y lhe,nos aeiiate the community.
SYLVESTER JUDD,
JOSEPH II. FLINT,
SAMUEL PARS0NS.
CHApNCEY CLARK,
a. p. HUNrINGTUN,
JOHN Rl&HT.
Mr.. GEoRGE HhurRpPr.
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HyRUST SALE.-By virtue ola Deed OF Trust.
IL cuted TO the Subscriber the 2ih day OF May,
1884, by Charles oacb shall sell for cash, the resi-
oil the said Broach the Oil Market Friday,
the 28h Instant all the property conveyed 10 ia the
said deed, consisting Of negro woman, called Dlsy,
and her two children, Moses aud GEORGE negro IL,
Sam aud ESSEX; horses and three COLTS three
nnd two Calves ono cssge barouche aud harness; and
all the household and kitchen iu nture OF the said Brosc
The title TO all The above property is believed TO be
doubled, though in making the sale, warrant nothing.
Nov rs. [57-2l JOSEPH MAYO. Trustee.
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a DEMONSTRATORS SALE-Wi be sold on Tues
IN day, the 2d day OF December next, the late dwell
ling aud coupling OF Garland III. Mitchell, decd.
lf,h street. Messs. Dunlop, Moncure & Co.'S
auction store, all OF the Household aud Compiling
furniture oil the decea.ed-snongst which are, side
board wardrobe soia card tables bureau, large and
perior mirror. and msnle gass-bed bedstead, &c-fno
brass fender shovel longs &cs very superior m.hogs-
cies-Also, superior Bdrouche and Harness. nearly
good as new-a FIRST rate riding Horse Saddle and Bril-
die Te'ns-Six months credit all sums of Thirty
dollars aud upwsdscash for all under that
Good negotiable notes, satisfactorily endorsed, will be
quired, toe all Of the credit purchaesSae to
at 10 o'clock. JAMES RAWLINGS,
.adas'r. Of Garland II. Mitchell, deed.
November %. 6S-lLs
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Two CONTRACTORS Jor Excavation and Masonry
~ ProPOials will be received by tic Richmond, Frcde-
ficksbufg aud Potomac Rail Road Company at their Of
fee 10 Richmond between tie 20 and 9th Of Deem
ber tor the excavation and enbsnkunent bridge abul-
nehis, cnv,rls aud day stone drains of from twenty
forty miles Of their Rail Road extending fom the City OF
Richmond Norihwardly
Maps AID Pohle Of lie line viii be exhibited, and any
iarihci information given on application JOHN n. Hop
KtNs principal Assistant Engineer or 10 the Assistant En-
gineers or The ine MONCURE ROBINSON, G. r.
November 10. 66-t2fihD
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W ABoRERs WANTED.-The sub,eribef wants to
~ employ 70 or 30 laborers, aud or good leans
o. immediate application five or six months constant en-
poy will be given 10 industrious men Such as are ac-
cusoined 70 copping and hewng will be preferred Ape
ply At the jewellery Store Of Mr. John Mcconnell MaG
Street THOMAS A. MERA.
NOV Z. 53-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-28

0AKRlDGE FEMALE SCHOOL.--Tbis School 81
~ tuated Bowling Green, Virginia, Mill be con
nued the ensuing year by its present teacher, Mise
JONES The usual branches OF fie best E"gli,h Educa.
ton are taught by Miss j., including Grammar, istofy
Arithmetic and Geography with The lie Globs, al
so the Elements 81 Na'ufa and Moral Philosophy, Che
risry and Astronomy. She will also teach plain and
namcnal needle work, for small additional compensation,
u reqafed. The terms for Board and TuoD embracing
every expense but books will be ninety dollars; hid
ia adyanrr
ridge the above ermsdnd il may no be suiss 10 saw
that thus far this has proved one OF tie healthesi
spots IN Virginia WILSON ALLEN,
October 81 l5l -uDJ 4genf for The School
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NOTICE will be sold by the subscriber, at Edge
wood, his residence in the county of Hanover, II
miles above the Court house, and 30 miles above Rich.
non,, on Wednesday, the 30 December next II s if not
the first fair day thereafter, TO the CHEST bidder for cash.
10 or 20 likely Negroes. male and female, between the
ages oil IA aud 30. At the time and place. will be
offered for sale. horses, mules horned cattle. sheep and
hogs, Aimng u,enss, good srong new wagon, house
hold and kitchen furniture, aud excellent wheat ma
chneThe latter articles wl be sold Tor bonds demand
with approved security which the money will not be
demanded. nor interest required II puncusy paid on or
before the first day VI October, 1885, Notes receiv able
or checks payable at oi,hsr Of the Banks Richmond
will be taken in payment Farther particulars will BIO
u.ade known on day OF s.le.
N. B-Comiortsble accommodations will be provided
ior sa gers attending the SALE Among The sgro.s adj
verified two three good dining room servants aud
carrisge-drvers. CARTER BERKELEY M. ID.
EJgcwood. 18th Nov. 1881. 56-t,Is
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~ OST. Between the Capitol aud the Farmers BANK
H. the following Warrants, with the Treasurers Cheeks
on the Farmers Bank annexed them, all under this date
under the names Of
Charles James packe, Tor $500
Penelope Packe 50 so
Revd. Aug. Pscke, so
Edmund Parke, 270
James Pdcke, 56 rs
George Aston & Ro Scott, b37 so
GCwan & Marx, 81 rs
Payments Of the above Checks being soppcd tie find
~ viii please return ihcn to The Farmers Bank where
required suitable, reward will be paid
Application will be made to de next Legislature to
grant Duplicate Warrants and Checks 81 above. by
JOSEPH MARX & SON
( Richmond, let October 1884 in
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FENO HOTEL KEEPERS.-The undersigned Qrus-
N tees for the Stoekholder) offer 10 for
term Of years, the establishment in the town OF Peters
burg, Va, known as the BoLLINGBRooK HoTEL
The building is spacious, being 100 ieet front and ITO
lee, drep-three stories high exclusive OF baseme Mt is
convenient well arranged and avOr,bly situated supplied
with Spring Water, and has commodous stables &c. at
tachcd 10 the Establishment.
The great increase oil travelling through Petersburg in
cose qnence OF the facility presented by the Rail Road 10
North Carolina, in come xion with all Coaches ia every
direction, and Steamboats, from the Northern cities insure
an extensive custom, exclusive Of many visitors
neghboiing country. and as large number oil regular
hoarders could be desired.
There are few situations establishments which pre-
sent as many advantages this person disposed 10
keep large Hotrl Possession may be lad on the lst
January, 1885. For terms, apply to
JOHN V. WILCOX
HhRTWELL p. HEATH
NATHANIEL FRIEND.
Oct. IL. 47-l3t
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HDICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND POTO-
IN a. MAC RAlI.-ROAD.--At a me citing of the Pres.
dent and directors OF the Company the 10Th Now 1885,
Res0iUed That further OF SO on each share, be
required om the khodes; and that the be de po
sed in the Bank Of Virginia, by the respective sockhod
TO the credit Of the Company, or before the LIST CT
December next VIM. +. SHEPPARD, CLK
Nov 81 f57-uDl X. r. & p r. r. Co
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A THOROUGHBRED STALLION FOR SAIL
IA BRfMMER, a beautiful Bay with black legs main
and TAIL measuring about FIVE feet inch high hesu-
iul form and great strength il for sale. He bred by
the late John Goodc, Sr, Esq Of Powhaan He was got
by Herod, who got by Diomed Briminers dam W as
got by Robin Red Breast his grand dam by Shark u hich
the dam OF ilerod Bn,mers sre,) great grand
dam by Give, z. e. grand dam by Lath, z 2 g. grand
dam by Bayor's Fearnoueh e. G. e. grand dain by old
Janur, 6. <. e. z. G. grand dam by Wilmington, e. e. T. e.
g. &. grand dam by old Janusll will be found by refer.
ence 10 the general Stud Book England, that Brners
Pedigree may be traced through the best bred fish
Horses to the Arabians and Turks and is doubt among
the Vest bred Horses in the United States lie iers
lore worthy OF the attention Of any gentleman who may
wish to obtain thorough bred Stallion His colts are
very promising Information be obtained from Robert
G. Williamson, ESD, (Shockoe Warehouse, RichnoudO
the subscriber Ls residence in Goochl.nd (where
the Horse may be seen.) S miles above Richmond ne ar
the Three Chopped road. Letters the subject must be
addressed TO the subscriber and directed Short Pump
Henfico county, Va. THOMAS THURMAN.
Nov IL. 55-7s
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FHNO PHYSIClANS.-The subscriber being disposed
IL 10 cell The place at WHICH he resides re,pect-
luy invites his b eren OF The faculty who want of
situation, TO visit him. His fa,m, uprising 200 acres
oil land, (neary half yet 10 clear) With excellent i'm
provemens, is situated in the county of Louisa about
miles from Louisa Couri-house, and nile from Yancey
vilie and IL most eligible situation Tor the practice of
medicine, being in the centre OF popuous independ
en circle Should the above place be purchased by
physician The subscriber will surrender his practice in the
neghborood il otherwise, he will continue IT, Appli.
cation should be made as speedily as possible.
M. PEN DLETON.
N B-The above place would suit any public charac.
SER whether physician, lawyer taverukeeper hut is
apa''icularly advantageous situation for Doctor Nj. p
November 10. So wifi
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ERUY Frs OF Dry Goods, visiting residing in hi,
HD City-will find their advantage in examining the
Subscribers s'ock-~tich is being constantly rcpenshed
with the desirable styles in the trade SiGple and
Fdncyselected by very experienced desan pub
lie and private sale, winch enables him 10 offer induce
ments 10 purchasers in quality and price.
THOS. r. PRICE, Main Street
Nov. 81. [57-4t] Square beIoto the Eagle Hotel