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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15

N observation-disclosures rules held In tho
IL Clerks Oaice Of the Circuit Superior Cour, of Law
Of February, 1885,
Charles p Goodaiir pm
against
Thomas Nelson, William c. Rivcs and judith p. hi.
WE: Mann Page and Jane Frances his wife, Edmund
Pendlc,on and Lucy his wife, who WAS Inv Nsison
Frances Edmona Nelson. Judith Carter Nelson Elizabeth
Mann Page Nekon, Hugh Nelson, Thomas Nelson and
Naney ~ Nelson The i've las, Of whom infant chill.
dren OF Nathaniel Nelson, deed, Deh.
The Defendant, Frances F. Nelson, having entered
her appearance aud given security according to the Act of
Assembly aud the rules Of this Court and Il by
satisfactory evidence, that she Is an nhabitsn of this
'onwesiih-On the motion OF the Plaintiff, il is or.
uered that the Decndan, 10 appear here the first ay
OF hrri' term next, and answer the Plaintiffs Bill; and
mat copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for two
months successfully and tina, another copy be posted at
ne 'front.' door OF the Court House OF this county
Copy@Tes,e. PHILIP b. WINSTON, &C.
Te"uaff 20 2v~k
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15

I'm CHANCERY-VIRGINIA Rules holden in
the CLERKS Office Of the County Court Of Charlotte
the BID day OF February, 1884:
Sarah Eudalley, The widow Of Moses EudaiIey deed,
Oney Euosiley Naum Blsnkinshp aud Ps,scy his wife,
Eudai!ey, pllgs
against
Moses Eudacy, in his own right, and as admir- of Mo.
ses Eudaey, deed irena Euhsiley and Fsms Eud,ey.
children OF William Eudailey, deed, Elisha Eudaley
and James Green and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Eliza
OeIh End"iley, Dehs
The Defendants, T. isha Eudaley, James Green and
Elizabeth, his wife, formerly Elizabeth Eudaley Ifepa
Eudailey aud Fa,ma EudaIley, children Of William Eu.
daley, decd, not having entered their appearance sc
cordiog 10 the Act Of Assembly aud the Rules of this
Court and appearing the saac ion Of the Court that
they are not inhabitants OF this State, the motion OF the
Plaintiff by COUNSEL is ordered, That the said Defend
ants DO sppesr here on the FIRST Monday In May next,
and enter their appearance and tho PsinHs bill,
and give security Tor performing The decree Of the Court
anu mat copy OF this order be inserted IN pe wsps-
per printed in the city Of Richmond for months sue
cessvey and posted at the front door OF the Court house
oil the said county. Copy.
WINsLow RoBINsoN,c.
March o. 9g-vSw
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N NCEkf-ViRGINIA.-At Circuit Superb.
or Conrt oil Law aud Chsncery, for Hentico county
1888: " e'''"'s''
Colin johnson, administrator Of W Johnson, I'd, who
was administrators OF Benjamin Johnson decd and Win
johnson, administrator do non Of BENJAMIN johnson
decd, pI,;,;a '''O"'
against
Philip Johnson, ct al, Defendants
en Nin'er' ana Charles Ellis, and John Allan, late
e"a"'s oil" partners under the firm OF Ellis & Allen,
-. Plaintiffs.
WIN. Birch, and Roxa his wife, ct al Defendant.
Ard David Valentine, guardian to John and Ann I;ns
comb p,;n,;a Ups
against
m. Brch, and Roxa his wife, Ell al, Defendants
And Is further ordered that accounts bc t,ken If IA,
epts outstanding against the several estates Of BENJAMIN
'ohnson' deceased, and Of Susanna Butler deceased
oy one oil the Commissioners of this Court after six
weeks notice, in of the newspapers printed
IN inc CITY OF Richmond, requiring the said crei;.
's 10 produce their claims under penalty being there
her Dared and precluded from the recovery thereof
Copy-Tesie. J. ROBINSON, C. C.:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15

ENRIENDLY BOTANIC SoCIETY.-Ac called meet.
~ ing Of the Union Branch Of the Friendly Botanic
society WIZ be held at Powaian House. on the
third Friday in next monl (Aprl for the burmese NJ
yisine and amendng the Constitution and lor ransactine
Other important business hsitisexpected that members
residing IN the adjoining counties will attend, they are re.
quested TO meet at an early hour.
Byreqaest II many Members.
Mafeh 70 I06-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15

EROTETOURT SPRlNGS.--The subscriber having
1p recently purchased the above property from tho
executor oil Cbsne5 Johnston, deceased tenders his
acknowledgement 10 those individuals who ps,ronsed him
during the Is years which he kept tho Hot Springs and
hopes that bey will favor him with call al his ne resi-
denee where he assures them they shall find every thing
calculated TO promote their health and contribute 10 her
comfort and pleasure. The buildings Of the establishment
are al transformations and elegant, aud uniting, in
bgh degree nessess and beauty with comfort and
nisnce' HEZEK1AH DAGGS.
Februsrys. ss-wom
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15

pICHARD POLLARD, attorney at Lao, will hence
" o'th attend 'he Courts OF the county of Abem,ale
IN addition TO those Of the counties of Nelson Amherst @
buckingham, and OF the Corporation of Lypchburg.
lie makes tender, too OF his services for The sctIe
government. lie expects be in Washington freouen,
especially during the sessions Of Congress so az to give
MS attention to business of This character Ills
Post Office is LOvingson, Nelson county, Va
April 8. Too-rc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15

MONTICELLO, the late residence Of Mr. Jefferson
was offered for sale, on Tuesday last. according to
no"ce previously given. There were but few per.
sons present, in corseq uence OF which, public sale
was not elected IL was, however, afterwards sold
privately to Lieutenant Levy, of the United States
CCavy-the same gentleman who lately presented to
are happy to learn that Lieutenant L. intends to com
nenee Immediately such Improvements and repairs. az
WIZ July restore The buildings &c. 10 their original cor
don after which, il will be accessible TO visitors one
For the present. however, the proprietor doe,
"i'n inc puoc TO visit the premises. Due notice will be
riUe .aduocdic. ''''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,

-, 1tVH'UHH, zfTH TeDFUuTy, 1881 Z
PURSUANT TO the foregoing order Of Court the creditors
OF Benjamin Johnson decd and of Susanna Butler decd
before me- a, my office, in the city Richmond on or be-
,ure Mohuay' the lih day OF April next, 10 o'clock
NJ JNO. SHORE. Commissioner
March I. a, w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15

aoou eighteen nonhs alter tho expiration Of the charter
the bank disposed Of its other obg atoms and divided to
sock. ~f ~
Its now admitted. all hands, that the country is rich
anu prosperous In an unusual degrees property Of all kinds
aoundani; commerce Tree, aud and flourish
ng and business OF every description is heahiui and vi.
goious III, then, cannot, in this condition of things
sustain the closing OF the affairs of this great moneJ IN
corporation safe 10 assume that the country will, ne.
yer see the time when do it, Grant it longer life
ana deeper ROOT, and in vain shall try in future to
snake II from u.s. IL will dictate its terms aud com.
msnd Its own existence. Indeed, MIR. President the
whole tendency ol the honorable Senator'S nen
sseeu 10 me 10 be. iopove the necessity OF perpetual
DanN OF tins description aud have been atediv
.o'' during The debate OF the Lat three months that this
nee anu rich and prosperous country, eanno get on
witouta great mon-yed power OF th. desctp,on to re-
sula'e its a;s The bill before the Senate n,onoses 70
repeal the monopozing provision in the existing charter
anu Tho honorable Sena tells that this is 10 be done
"dt Congress may, within the six years over which this
Is 10 extend the lite oi the present Bank establish new
banS 70 take Its place. and into which the of The old
may DC Transferred, so as 10 be finally closed without
snoek 10 tue country Sir, this is not the relief seek
NY onect Is the entire dscontinuance and ot
nis or any smi'ir institution are told the is,rcsses
OF the country will not permit this now When sir will
II ever permit better When viii the time CONS ,h,
s on'ous institution be finally closed with less dis.
"ess 'han now! Never, while cupdity obeys its fixed
Tie distress, Mr. esdcnt did not exist when 20 left
our homes; We heard not OF il iher; it commenced
WV" Tue commencement oil our debates here, and doub,
nor VIII end when debates end, and our n. zion
'SKhown, whatever may be the result which we shall
ve IL musi necessarily be temporary, and 1t does not
prove 10 my mind the necessity OF Bank but the mis-.
ehcis Bank may produce. whether it be- or
DE not III The power oil the Bank to anelorae the evils now
.ohPa,n.a OIL hat 1t can cause them in any manner,
Is proof mat d the disposition exist can cause them at
pleasures aud this very fact is the strongest evidence to
my mind that 10 institution with such power ought 10
exist in this country o.
sir the subject OF our present action inv Olives two
great principles: one Of constitutional power and one OF
governmental expectancy. Upon sher should our ac.
ton be governed solely by raons OF temporarv
arrangement and distress in the money market Revui.
SONS III trade anu business, and pecuniAry affairs will
happen. They mus be temporary; the country lin re-
store ITSELF aud money will again be plenty; but the set.
emeni oil important principles involve
oil an enduring OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES which will exert
an influence for good or ior evil through all time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15

MOTICE.-An persons having claims agans, lilo "a
tate OF Samuel Nuckols, decd are desired TO bring
mem IN Tor immediate seiileme n-Th, notice will Ls
plead in bar, if not attended to-
NATHANIEL NUCKOLS. .adu,r
=, ,cifh the ,cH ANNEXED, Of s. .Nuckois, decd
""ch To- lO3-w1ur
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15

a kOCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
w he subscriber has leased of The tenement. inn
meiaeiy fronting the landing Of the Basin near the rev
Mii OF Mr. Chevallie, for the transaction of Groceyy
ana Commission Business, where he is now reeeiyng
me every article in the Grocery line and to
wh'ch he invites the attention OF purchasersand will
give personal attention all consiynments that ar.
"u,,eu 10 ms care THOMAS L. JOHNSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15
n CitANCERY- VInoiNIA-in J,oue nbur, Conn
n ty Court. 10Th February, 1881: NN''
John L. Street, Administrator Of Joel HooJ 5scb

Against ~
Lattice W. Sontha'l, Sally Hood, administrators Of ELIAS
Lewis II ooc, snd William, Beverly, Patrick nj Jassnh
a., Ahert, and Susan Jane Hood, children OF Charlie,
nood and Branch Co and Nancy r. Hoed, and Elizabeth
Tally, children OF Richard Hood, Matthew Ward End
John Hood. German Evans and Sally his wife, formerly
oay Rood the said Mathew, John and Sally being chill
prem Claiborne Hood, deed, and Edward being the
I'soorne Hood, aud - Hood. - Defendants
ne ue'endants B,ian M'Dearman AMI Rola his wife,
LeHis HOOD Mary Kidd, and - Hood, not having en-.
eeu heir appearance aud given security according TO
e act Of Assembly, aud he rules OF this Court, and il
appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court, that they are
' o' son.ns OF this commonwealth: On the motion Of
the Plaintiff by his counsel il is ordered that The said do
'enaah's DO appear here the first day Of May Court
Next anu answer the Plaintiffs bill; and that COW of
h,s order be forthwith inserted in some n. wsraper pub
,thed In the Town Of Petersburg or City Of Richmond
oil the Court house OF this county. ''' "oO'
=, a Copy, wM. n. TAYLOR. C. c.
I"a'S" .. GlO0 wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15

IN NCERY-VIRGINIA.-Ata Court of An
Oh Tuesday, January 2sh, 1884:
Wood Jones, deceased, PLAINTIFF "
against
Elizabeth d. Jones, Administrative Of William Jones ST.
If, Defendant.
Upon writ OF supersedeas to judgment Of the Circuit
county.
The writ of supersedeas heretofore awarded the plain
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that She is M, an
Innao1"t OF this Commonwealth, the motion of the
P'uS oy heir COUNSEL II is ordered, that the said de.
iendant DO appear here the first Monday in Nav next
20 nave hearing oil the whole matter the judgment
Aforesaid contained; and tina, copy of this order be forth
U; inserted IN some newspaper printed in the City of
ana also mat another copy thereof be posted at the front
door OF the Capitol in the said city.
Copy-Teslc. J. ALLEN r r.
February 81. os,wsv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15

B H. BiLLUPS, SIR-Piease take notice, ,bat I
hsA shai proceed to take the dispositions Of Laban
Hawkins and others, at Jefre Store in The county of
Nooway, on the 2Sth day Of April, in the year 1884, TO
oe fesh as evidence in suit in ChancsIy depending, in
winch you are complainant, sud Benjamin Farmer aud
myself are defendants. Yours, &c,
April L. [107-w4w1 LoDOWICK FARMER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15

AA HOLESALE STOCK, Shirt Collar and Bosou,
w Hdn,Ydctory.-The subscribers have on hand
and are daily receiving from their NJ anufsc,orv-
Stocks OF black aud blue black silk velvet
do do do. do. French bombazine
DO. do. do Epssh and FIR. silk vesiDgs
. no. DO do. Paris satin yesiing
do. do. do. and white satin
The foregoing are made Brste frames in the very
best manner, by experienced aud first rate hands plan
and trimmed, with bows, peats apron fronts &C. in eve
ry variety OF Style Also large variety of Stocks made
ON Patent frames, plain and trimmed before mentioned
together with black, white and fancy colored iar clo, do
white aud fancy coored msrseilIes and white linen do
Bo-oms OF every style, Of linen, linen csnbric r,ass
CLOTH imitation do, plain, pulled, herring bone hem
stitched &c. 800
Shirt collars Of every pattern and quality--an extern.
sive supply.
Suspenders-a large assortment Of their own importa
on aud manufacture, consisting OF superior quality don
BILE end worsed white and fancy stripes do cotton double
end white and fancy striped and coored edges best Eng
sh SILK do also, extensive and various SUNNY of nm
elastic do which for and comfort TO the wesrer
stands uDrivalled.
The subscribers beg leare TO return their thanks In
their old customers 10 Virginia for their liberal
heretofore and TO invite their future vors aso those GO
have not yet favored them With call are resoeci
invited TO do so The Subscribers beg leave TO assure nr
chasers generally that they will be supplied with every
article III their line at the lowest possible rates Orders
promptly executed. EDGARS g. CARTER
|udnWdctuTeTs aud TENDERS, late U'drreu Carter
No. 10, Hanover street .Ns,o York
New York. January 81. sO-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15

NASH FOR NEGROES.-I shall be absent two or
~ three months from Richmond During nv absence
Mr. m H. Goodwin will attend my Jail and the rur.
chase OF slaves for me. Liberal prices will be paid
Nov. 20. t5S-ii] LEWIS A. COLLIER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15

db 616k KEWAKD.-Rsn way from the sub,cIibcr
" AV living in NJ adison county, Alabama, o miles
East oil Huntsville, on or about the first February last
common size, aud very black He blacksmith BY trade
purchased him on the first Monday in January last of
Mr. Edmund s. Battle, Of or near Greensborough Meek
ienburg county Virginia As said Negro left me with
out Provocd,on think probable that lie win attempt 10
get back TO virginia Any person experimenting and So
curing MN In any Jail in the State OF Virginia. or any
State North Of that and Tennessee and giving snch infer
nation that get him again, shall be entitled TO reward
Twenty Dollars; or Ten dollars taken in Alabama or
Tennessee The citizens of MeckieDburp are requested
to keep look out Tor said fellow and il apprei,ended
write 10 me, at Huntsville, Aiabsus.
April 8. [I00-3t'l RICHARD HAUGHTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15

'ESHE highest prices paid for flour barrel bets and
u hoop poles delivered al the Penitsntsrc
Jan. %. [Sl-GJ +. G. MONCURE a A. p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15

THNo MISS NANCY MlNG-Aiad.n: As YOU are
q not an nhabitant Of this Commonwealth take this
method Of informing you, that shall, on Tuesday, the
S;h day OF April 1884, proceed to take the dispositions of
Col John NJ Harris and William Steger and Others at the
Diana Mills in the county OF Buckinga and continue
from day to day, urt competed be read as evidence in
an injunction case, depending in the Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery for rockingham county wherein am
NJ arch Is, 1884, ina 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15

PI4nrff, and You are defendant. GEORGE BABER.
/ M arch Is, 1884. I0a-r1w
HNOBACCo SHOW AND FAIR.-The annual To-
r bacco show and fair will take place at CIarksvilIo
on Tuesday the 9Th of May 1t s expected that about
eighty or one hundred hogsheads will be exhibited; and
me judges VIII award the prizes 10 those which shall be
deemed the BEST both in the quality of the Tobacco and
the skill displayed in the management.
a. w. VENABLE,
SAMUEL v. WATKINS
TUCKER DARLINGTON,
April 8. TI09-w6wSl Cowm;,;oa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15

IN CHANCERf-VI Rules holden in
the Clerks Office OF the County Court Of Charlotte
the 3d day of FEBRUARY. 1874. - '
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-09-18

ftgs-It cannot be- doubted that this deli
 cate and delicious frnit may be raised in plen- " Tor the market by proper attention. We nave now before us a twig raised in the gar den of MT. Samuel Hart, of the U. States, Ma
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-09-18

house, ran with the plate of meat tn his hand to Dr. Wheeler's office, one door south of the Court HOuse-that he asked young man in the office to tell him what was on the plate, and whether it was not pOisOn-that prisoner said he had killed the person who gave it to him, and that if it was not poison, he would have to go to jaiI-that the prisoner, when asked who he had killed, gave no answer, and went away, leaving the plate and its con- tents-that prisoner went from Dr. Wheeler's office tO the house of Jeremiah L. Herring tun, who testified that prisoner came tO his house on Sabbath afternOon-that prisoner spoke to him as if he thought him to be magistrate. and said he wanted warrants for some persons whom he charged with impro- per conduct with his wife-that prisoner said
 he had killed his wife-that he had struck her
 with an axe, that he had killed her about ten
 minutes since, and if not dead NOW, would be soon-that his wife had put poison in dish l of beef-that after repeated inquiries, the prisoner made the same answers.-Iroy Whig. He has been committed to prison |" await his trial
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-09-18

Important Decision to Working Men.-At the recent session 0f the County Court, in Hartford, the following case (as we learn from the Courant) was tried:
 Ihompsonuille Carpet Manuf faeturidg Co.,, vs. Witliqm Iu1ior and others.-This was a suit against the defendants for conspiring to raise the price ofewages. and hindering other weaveFs from going int" the employment of the plaintiffs. The defendants, and about 60 or 70 others, were in the, employment of the plaintiffs. and had strike in July, 1885, The great point in the case was, whether the peaceably conspiring or agreeing among the wOrkmen to refuse to work for less than a named sum, constituted a ground of civil ac- tion on the part of the employers. On this point the Court charged the Jury in the nrga tive. The case was much labored and con- sumed week in trying it. Verdict for the defendants"
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-09-18

Horrible Accident.-It is our painful duty to record the following most distressing and ta- tai occurrence. which took place yesterday morning about eight o'clock, near the ferry. foot of Fulton street. MT. Joshua II. Rdth- bone, of the firm of Walton, Rathbone, & Co.,. Providence, being anxious to receive letters from home, went down to await the arrival of the Rhode Island steamboat. On her nearing the wharf, Mir. Rathbone, impatient to board her, laid hold of the gang way plank before it was securely placed. and attempted to jump on deck. Unfortunately he missed his aim. and fell between the dock and the vessel. which, being in motion. jammed him up against the wharf with such force. as to break nearly all his ribs. drove his watch into his body, and otherwise mutIated him in a manner too shocking for description. The unfortunate sufferer was taken mp and con- veycd to his lodgings corner of Beekman and Gold streets, where he recovered his senses and retained them tO the moment of his death, which took place at half past o'cIock.-i6.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-09-18

~~ Curious CircumStQnce.-W have already mentioned the arrest of person in Maryland. by the name of William Clark. on the suppO- s't'on that he was Peter Dean, the murderer, many years ago, of one Jacob Hine in Pleas ant Valley. The examination of Clark came on few days since before Chief Justice Bu- cha"an. Several respectable witnesses ex- pressed their belief. that the defendant was tne 'de"t'cai Peter Dean. On the other hand. great number of persons, many of them vol un'ary, appeared and testified, that the defen- oant mad not been absent from his own coun- " Va remote one from that in which the mur- ger was committed,) for any considerable !enstn of time for nearly thirty years; and
 that they had been in the habit of almost dai. y communication with him. during that pc. r,oa. This being the case, it was impossible Inat ne could have been guilty ofthe murder. anu the testimony was SD conclusive, that the
 prisoner was discharged. His resemblance to
 Dean was admitted to be such, as might easi-
 y lead to the mistake.-BostCn Mes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-12-11
Etc2ess.

The Bcllefonte Cotton Mill,--containing
1000 spindles, with looms, &c. to correspond,
situated near Pawtucket, was consumed by
fire between I2 and | o'clock, on Thursday
morning. 1t was valued at $4,000, and in
sured for $1,000 at the American Office in
Providence.
A meeting Of the citizens of Philadelphia,
has been called by number of highly re-
spectacle individuals, to adopt measures for
the relief of the Inhabitants of Snowhill Ma
ryand, who were sufferers by ikc late de-
structive fire at that place.
Mr. Clayton, Senator in Congress from Del
aware, has announced his intention of resign
ing his seat, at the commencement ofthc ses-
sion of the Legislature. His place will be
filled by the election OF a successor, OF SINH
lar political sentiments.
NAvAL~--Thc u. S. s,oop of War St. Lou
is, was spoken Nov 10th. in lat. "a, 2i, long.
G3, Is, bound to Havana-ali well.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-12-11
PELEG A. POTTER,

Respectfully informs his friends the public generally
VEyuAT he has taken the store No. 1877
a Thamcs-strcct, directly opposite Col. b.
Marsh's, Jr Shoe Store, where he oilers for
sale q general assortment of DRY GOODS,
among which are :--Cassmcrcs, Sattinets,
Flushings, English and American Flanncis,
of all colors Canton Flannels, Calicocs, Tick
ings, TwiIled Stripes and Cottons, Irish Lin
en-, Brown Linen, and Russia Diaper, Cam
brcs of all Coors, Furniture Calicocs, Fancy
Handkcrchicfs, Suspcnders, Cotton aud Ln-
cn Thread, Lacing's, Mems worstcd Hose,
Ladies' Lambs wool Hose, Comiortors, yco-
mans Cravats, Gloves g. Mttings Blankets,
Padding and Buckram, Buttons, silk & twist,
mems horskin gloves, ladies' do. cotton hand
kcrchicfs, umbrellas, &c. &c.
Newport, Dec. Ilth, 1884.