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DEATHS

Disd, Friday, December afes fs, d,v. ,,,.. l. 49,
hi s aEss and
Hyde s snsare s% , ~. ohs. re friend Captain
w1s" s "s s anl T ss SG public
o. IT, .o MSd% r. to 81. Republican, tho old
ss oi, e,,Jsn In the year 1870 member Of ss
10 a@I dsI o' ~. death he lived
to , for hey ke,w himo
to him Ss, by al lie chaass
cd o.! tor q The people go, Of God
AIS" -' ' u o fS"'eOu' and lot "g last end be like
o asS'a" S sr.o,S on E Hs list. precisely minutes
n, ,a 1i The state Senate She ha weeks.
sh got better aad improve until Saturday %h .S
S sS i ss Of aa her
him %a ss"s ,sS sassaS % S e
S @S 4 no did no, know from intimacy ia the
oS% s ss mS an devoted
ss'a pure sa .a., md c1 s She va.
hs was no, The petit, Offspring Of prompns.
departed Sea IL w,s s1iss ~ tho noo",de Of
o - , e,'y NO. hers Tas friendship that
too ,D order With" the small A nss sea
i 1aSiss S Gss s sss AND
Of S no the
ShG.. y practical goodness refined by the spirit tho
from the o ~a ana TO ono q neverondng happne
na %esa God She has bshu soS Es@ iSrspa Ss
have the sincere eoadOsncc OF all aud
of no 1 are Perhaps Tho surviving relatives friends
u OF DEATH Involving one Kind
aoi. SO good, so much beloved
were blessed with consons that the oct
Tue" sorrow bud boon safely of perfect
th. iiie on tho 9Th instant William Richardson
& ~ nose Mount sposylvania couniyo humble euo
s OF such man, hut, fnnJ
ay undenable facts, the To-
ana potrncted Illness which
ms soul 20 ood with that frmnes which Chris
aono endows iie made profession
.,bs mxS TIE Mariner with artificial glasses but
to his chidroni speak cardinal Like the sreat
Woas'on he thought cali human reduced HAT Of
truth aud on that principle,
scedA Phla aopisi, within of his
yS generous nature alive deserving
@ Us neighbour aud Citizen cherish
@ WIN mat socitue wch neonestible establish AZ
npoiueai ~ was adcn hut patriotism
yicdsd uhinehn of which
assertion can co1irovor Added a mind
experience furnished library
the Roy OF my native will the los snrh
man TO such family he has Left
,ng sec The handwriting the wall of desoiate house
hc VIII not only enable hem
ovidence with otude, but
mutual ficnl. ~ 49, 'f''N1'e vi u
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Meeting Of The Subscribers 10 the HaI;f,a gcoJs,n'
az meeting OF the subscribers to an Academy pronos
eu 10 oe established at Halifax Courthouse
vened agreeably TO notice on Saturday the 9Th Of n
cember 1885. at John s. Lewellens Tavern at the said
Courthouse and constituting quorum for business nm
der the provisions of the articles of substitution th G
lowing persons were present, viz: Thompson Baker
John Wilson, W. Bailey, Charles A. Baow, WIN. r.
Dalow, Chas T. Harris, Jacob Robertson. T. A Droine
IN. n Avefett, Richard Logan, james G. Bruce WIN
H. Clark Robert Stevens. u. Fourqnrean James Young
John 5 L,erwellen, J T. HILL Ii. Wmbisb Jos Gille,'
On motion, Col John II. Wimbish was called to the
o9 mar and Thomas J Green appointed Secretary
The meeting being called - order by the Chairman
ana ITS object having been stated by Dr. Tho III Ave-
rett the following resolutions were adopted
On motion of DIR. Tho. II. Averett
Resofred That Committee be appointed 70 con;,
OF i've persons, any three of whom may act to peton
the Legislature of Virginia incorporate Trustees of the
Court House; and that the Chairman appoint tic sail
Committee. rr ''s 'a'u
Whereopon the Chair appointed the following persons
committee, under the first resolution, viz Richard
Logan james C. Bruce VIM IL Clark Tbon,s m
Averett, and Tho. J. Green "' -
ReSotred, That the following pc rsons be recomnend
to the Legislature Board Of Trustees for the sid
Academy 1t they shall fit grant the act of nco
Poraon asked for in the first resoution-any seven of
the SAID Trustees to constitute quorum To do business.
VIZ Chas Dresser Thos J Green James q R,nca
VIM. ". Clark, Thos. G. Coleman Richard oga, Iohn
ID. Darlington, Thomas II. Avercti, James Brscn WI
liam J.. Ballow, VIM. Bailey, Tbos. L. Sprapins John
munds. ~ ~ Hu
Res0,Ted That the site of the said Academy be Sc
lecied by the Trustees; having reference TO The restrc
TONS contained in the articles Of subscription
On further motion of X. Logan, Esq
hes0trtd That the following persons if they approve
Of the establishment Of said Academy be
requested each to take charge of Of our subscro1
papers and solicit subscriptions for the said Acadsmy
VIZ James g. Bruce, VIM. H. Clark Charles Tr.sscy,
John Il. Clark, John II. Edmunds, Walter c. Car,;ng
ton; refer Barksdae, John Sims, Charles r. Harris
Doiing Eldridge, James Atkinson David H. kTcCebee
lanes McCraw, George NJ Y Miller, John c. Niche
thomas H. Avrreu John S. Lewellcn Armsfeaj
Barksdalc. and WIN. r. Baow
heso.rd That copies Of The foregoing resolutions be
transmitted to the Editors of the Richmond Enonircr
richmond WING, Danville Reporter and Danvilie Oh
server and that they be respectfully requested to pubb
the same IN their respective papers
ResOired That this meeting do now adio,rn
JOHN II. WlMBISH CIai,,o,
Tn. J. GEEES, SccrefarH
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GLOUCESTER MrpT ,fy ~

AT meeting OF portion of the Democratic Republi-
cans oil me county of Gloucester held in the court house
on the 9Th day of December 1885, for the purpose of
ponnga Delegate to attend the proposed Convention 10
De Eeid IN Richmond during the present winter on the
subject of forming Electoral Ticket for PRESIDE n,
cePrcsdent of the United States;
Emanuel j. Fhruston was called TO the Chair; and
Thomas c. Amory appointed Secretary
On motion of Robert Yates ESQ and seconded
ReSotDed, That Captain Mann Page be appointed Dele
gate to attend the Convention to be Leld in Richmond
for the purpose aforesaid
On motion and seconded
Kesoired That this meeting prefer William c. Riyes.
o as .he candidate for the Vice Presidency
RcSoced, That these proceedings be signed bv The
Enquirer ~ "o
The meeting then adjourned sine die
EMANUEL J. THRUSTON Chairman
Thomas &. AmoRY, Secreturu 'A''
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ELECTION OF JrJ 10 Js'h EDITORS

see that an Friday next tie vacancy occ,s;o,.d h
IN dra'h"f Mr. James Semplc Judge Of the Circuit
superior Court of Law and Chancery is to be filed Ly
the Legislature Mr. JAS ID. Hsllyburton will trust
and doubt noe, be put in nomination hIr NJ IL loo
wei known for me to attempt his eungy If profound
knowledge IN The law and i'm the sciences IL honesty
ana sincerity without shadow of suspcion if unaffrc
ed modesy stern Justice, integrity aud inparlaIty
are me REQUISITES TO fit for that Office call the
woId 10 Witness that James d. HALLIBURTON has no SUI
Persr to gay the least of it, in the District if in the
o'ne.-Wil the Legislature pass a of such
vrtnes and qualifications. because he is better friend
20 he present Administration than the gentleman who
temporarily holds the Office by an Executive appoint
ment Because he has been. and continues to be- the
steady rm and consistent aud powerful supporter of the
phSipes oil the Constitutions hope not, for he is
titled to his opinions SOLOMON JARCIIy
December 18th 1875
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and The vote stood for Mr.. Richie c5G,r M Che.
herd CS SO that MIR Richie is elected public
We wish our cvtempoiary joy and sastacton i'm his no
election TO post which he always faithfully filed and
from winch he was removed last yeur principally on nc
count OF party considerations (1he last a frxe Bu)
OF alf sarpheJ
sanar Sh"e rark"r Nushcf, Gregory o. ns, Tic n
zoo " hAs bcea omletc established
as'a, ~ih"u tho least Institutions in
policy rotation ia Office, Mr. Richie reec,p of
nandonc sum of money Ill. ea,, Viii H.,
siue~ nm The moderation
sASSSuea ny the dignity With which h,
!yi,. L.. - Il sedsrirksb~sg Arena
venture tos that its Editor greatly owe
but we wi bore reader LONGER ON This ,,,
Jcct saving To ourselves only The ry t i ry;,,o
tag The Speeches oi the Orators of the General N.s.,i
By the by, the Richmond Correspondents of tbe AZ.
uonal lnteiecnccr and Baltimore Patriot are nm ;ng IN
hgh Sly r their exhibitions the huor--and' the .su
Pcfiory winch the Wing party claim Gin point of Ia
ent niooth Houses. And this take it, is tbei, plan
al ihc campaign. They have unquesiionaby some law
yeis among trm who will talk by the Sew sbury clock
long aud ioudand deal in all sorts of sophisn and
aecaination These they utter, order to circulate their
bold assrrons Tor effect abroad They expect 10 oyer
wi''i the ui.i standings of enlightened Pronle no
torrents OF sound! But we question very much, Viz
trr the merits OF the Republican speakers will "a, h,
ultimately found equal tu their modesty-and vI.,bct
mere are not several gentlemen among them of song
SENSE aud polished manner, and ulinr
VINO, wlen tl'e occasion demands, aud subect comes
up worthy OF dscussion will prove themselves able 10
cope " IN all Their Wanting advcrsares
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IL IL much to be desired that the different Agrcnjt,.
Societies and the Counties IN the State where no Agr;cn
iura Society exists should as soon as practicable met
and appoint Delegates 20 the contemplated Con ycnto in
Richmond No era in tie history Of our State veud b
hAed Wild better prospect Of permanent benefit to the
community, than an increased attention 10 Agcul,,c
~ would check emigrationt would increase the uonn
Iauon the happiness the wealth and the intelligence Of
!he community The commercial and the manufaciur.
ing interest so dependent upon prosperous Agricultural
community would be revived, and the influence and
PsIy 90 INC whole state greatly augmented The poo
lu.a society Of Charlotte, aud some others have an
pointed delegates and it to be hoped that the examine
will be generally followed.
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10 I"c hcinOerS or the LrgtSf1tuTe
one oil the duties you will have perform during the
present session. is to appoint aJudge for the 9TH Judicial
Iircnt IN the place of Judge Sempl- As resident of
the district, and feeling interest in the appoint
men, take The liberty of pointing your attention to
gentleman whom think, in every respect, highly qual
ea 10 NIL that appointment. In exercising this right am
influenced by no other consideration than the good of
ne dsirict-l am not gratifying either the feelings of
friendship or those of enmity-for my private feelings
are equally warm to the incumbent aud the gen
ueman shall name. The gentleman wish TO invite
your particular attention to- is, JNo. A. G.. DAVIS ESQ.,
rroicssor OF Law of the University of Virginia. Mr.
DAVIS was born and raised in of the counties of the
circuit He completed his education and came 60 the
bar IN his twentieth year. he practised few years in tho
adjoining counties, and ranked high as a LAWYER He
removed to Charlottesville where in short time he OF
tanned high reputation; high receive the APP
pontment OF Professor of Law in the University of Vr-
gina, believe unsolicited Mr. Davis is n gentleman
OF agreeable and polished manners of easy access of
gen'eei and handsome address, and of dgned de port
ment-wthout vanity, qualities, the writer thinks not
AT all Objectionable in Judge. Mr.. Davis would more
over come to the Circuit unconnected with any case
now depending in 1T: and would think receive The en-
tire confidence of the people of it,
~ - No La'oyer Jut one Of The People.
rs. This communication is without the slightest
knowlege of Mr. Davis, the writer not having seen or
mad any correspondence with him for several years
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rnl Of report and resolutions frankly and especially
Ms ngnuni claims which we may have upon the non.
when may IN great emergency call for legislative en-
sediments Pursue the course in relation 10 the
movements oil Congress And it the evil should uufar-
.un,eiy grow I" that gigantic magnitude which NAV
out our principles ~
Lei " save The South from the violence and passions
OF the Nui,rs well from the mischi.fs of The
ra"atcs stand the great and patriotic sent
ssreod."
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For TIE ENC UIRER.
SUCCESSOR to Ludnn SeuunIe

'"ttfSSOT ~ JU0nc oeUipTf.
, hr '"hn - Christian having been apponted.b by the
governor to fill the Office of Judge in the room of the
iate Judge Semple and having attended the various
Eours Of his District to the universal satisfaction of
me bar and People, Gas far have heard express
son upon the subject.) it was to be hoped this being
KNOWN that his appointment would have been confirmed
oy me Legislature without opposition. Rumor how
says tat other gentlemen be nominated for
.n's once without intending to dctract from the me-
rus or claims OF others permit say, that do not
MINK any one could be selected who would be more
acceptable TO the ,coie District than Mr. Christian The
members OF the Legislature from his District will no
doubt, confirm this statement i $
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ter the House had adjourned ' " "'ue u
on, MT sr1sInp hoped that the gentleman from Bote
Inc ,u,.ner conversation occurred, when the Spea
oec,oea tat with the consent of the House the en-
NY could De made and il ordered that the hour
(haii past thrce) be entered accordingly
number OF resolutions and petitions were ,c.ed 81,
which will be noticed in our next - w IN
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FREDEkicKsBURG AGRfCULTURAL Society
~ meeting convened on Friday the tth instant e.,
VIC purpose Of deegating Representatives 70 meet IN a
General Agricultural Convention, TO be held in Rich
ResolUed, That James NJ Garnett George Ila,ail,on
francis ~ Ialiserro, Robert b. sempIe. and George
w. Bassett, be appointed Delegation to attend I'D
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MARRIAGES.

49,, NJ Nd NJ Ian, IA Abcafie county T,ed,v Al. s,h
.n-'s' h the kcvt Edward J! q: p,n.y ' ''n
Of ~, inar. - ''"s"'sf vi captain John Rodcs
sr"", az Poverty Level, in Ansa on Turlr .v.,,ov n,
~ IN Sss Timothy Howe, Capt Robert n Br.,eh e.,
% % ' S'' to Miss Maths, daughter Major John Alend
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piece OF property in Boao which wos sold issf az
yer he war Tor $40 worth Of Candies to be paid within
~ months, has since been sold for two millions Of doll
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shnond Enquirer makes good use Of ,ke
soo,qe furnished to its hand by Gazette II uov
spoil nowever by constant repetition Besides, the En-
Mi nai The Opposition in virginiadephalcOs yo
WI" DC needless no longer in few days
Perhaps the Alexandria Gazette will prefer the souCri
gee OF PGy-erPhaious Party--many headed monster p
For it is likely have head in yirginiaanotcr in
Ienhsylvania-perhaps third in northumberland
mus Try TO throw the Election into the H. of r. Are we
wrong IN supPosng that the Alexandria Gazette will 90
against this monstrous propostion9
sale IF Stock If Bank of Virginia at auction bvJ II
LYNCH, o1l Monday Lasl-45 Shares ai SIIl - cnssL
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LOVE.

Tn vain premise or calculate
" hen thou shalt fall in love. A fever took,
Sudden as intermittent, or Ills the plague,
That comes upon you. Love by rule forsooth
Love by philosophy 1hoo shalt be sn'it
In the twnkng of an eye infected by
a touch this minute sound q. mountain health,
And helpless next as bed-Iid tenant Of
An hospital.
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FRESH Goods.

yD ECEivED ihis week at LONG ROOM
gJ French wrought muslin collars, bobbinet
.aees, edg ngs, insertn,ss. iooiings, bishop lawn
bleaehe and brown slrtngs, stripe and check
shirtings. colo ed ,ambroks, silk cravats, ban
dana aud pongec hdkfs, fancy ca!icocs, Mar
settles quilts, blankets, Italian sewing silk and
twist, furniture calico, ticklenburgh, Osnaburgh,
suspcnders, cotton anc wool flannel, Scotch
caps, yarn stockings, comforlers, hannels,
threads, crash, bucksk,n gloves, satinets, cheap
wooden cloths, woolen and worsted yarns all
colors, velvet head bands, spool eottor, c'rcas.
slams. cotton handherchieis, &c. &c.-all oil
which will be sold. as usual, extremely low, at
the Old established Cheap Goods Store,
o. No. UNION CORNER.
Oct Al
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Brass Founders
AND
COPPER = MHnEHS.

T0<HE Subscribers wish to inform the
E citizens Of Warren and the neigh
boring towns, that they still continue TO
at short notice, Composition
Spikes, Nails, ThimbIes for Ships Sails,
Rudder llangings, Ship and Hand Bells.
Door Hinges, dead
light aud builwork Hinges. Hasps, SC. sc.
Also---Copper Coolers, Copper Wash
Kettles, Of any size, made to suite the
purchaser Tea Kettles, Ship aud House
Pumps, Cider and Ale Pumps, Brass
Jamb Hooks, Skiihmers, Ladies, Brass
Knockers and Door Plates to any pat
terms. They will also manufacture as
short notice, all kinds Of factory castin9''
arge and small. Orders from the neigh
boring towns shall be punctually attended
to. The subscribers feel themselves CON
petent to make any articles that may be
called for in their line Of business. They
still carry on their business at their old
stand, a few rods east Of the residence ol
j. Smith, Esq. A share OF patronage Is
respectfully solicited.
sr% Cash paid for old Copper, Brass,
Pewter, and Lead or received In ex-
change tor any Of the above articles.
TUELL s. WlNSLOW.
Warren July 25
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lVPORT, BRISTOL. W.ARREN 4
PROVIDE.NCE STAGE.

The Mail Stage will
,spis rfESS~f fss--=,fsIcave Providence Tor " ar
sAyys sd 5yGGS 5yGGS ren, Bristol and Newport,
ssA.s-.--..s.EEz.5a O'Clock, A. NJ. every
day, (sundays excepted) and arrive IN Newport
same afternoon. Returning, leaves Newport
cry day Sundays excep'ed) at o'clock' a;
NJ. for Bristol, Warren and Providence ana
arrive same afternoon.
NJ Passengers in the afternoon stage on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday can rea ch
Boston the sane evening at O'Clock, by the
Rail Road
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SAMUEL WHEATON,

Corner Of Miller and North Nam streets,
WhEALER in HARDWARE and
LIZ SHIP CHANDLERY, AGRl-
CULTURAL UTENSILS; CHINA,
EARTHEN and GLASS WARE /;
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, and
IA great variety Of MISCELLANlES, is
constantly receiving supplies of the new
est and most desirable articles in his line,
and is selling them at the lowest prices.
Noy7.
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More New Goods.
T'IJR.NER e Salisbury,

frSfAYE This week received another lot Of
- those very cheap Merinos and CrcasS-
-abs. which they will sell at extra low prices,
Also. gnghams, prints, bishop lawns, Jacone's'
check d and satin stripe carnbrieks, linen iioss
apron checks, brown drillngs, red flannel. black
W nbriok, tabby velvet, black and whhe cot
ION cord, brown and b cached co,tons, cash,
combs, corded skirls, steel buckles for children,
rose blankets, thread edglngs and insertngs,
velvet ribbons, &c. &c.. all Of which shall be
sold at our very reduced prices.
South Water street, nov Z.
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rPLOng Room +! |!

EA LCEiVED this week = blankets, nino PEN
s p ny calico, combs, suspeudeIs Ion skins
pc!eTshams, cassIneros, satinets, flannels stock
ihgs, Lrown aud bieachod shrtings, sewing silks,
twlst, buttons blue calico, fancy calicoes, stripe
and check shirtngs, guernsey frccks, drawers,
silk hdAfs, black and fancy colors padding,
buc.. ram, duck f4r trowsers, &C.; kersey s,back
blue. giey, White, slate, scarlet and random
eo.orea yarns domestic wooien cloth, a supe.
rior article Italian crasa;s, tapes, SC. SC.
nov IL,
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OYST'E Hrs.

FEyHE subscriber has recently fitted
Il up room in good style, in the
rear Of his store, where he will at all times
be ready TO wait upon those who may
visit him. and serve up fresh Oyters Ell
ther stewed, fried or raw. He will also
keep Oysters constantly on hand for sale
BY the quart or gallon. The strictes. at
ten,ion will be paid to customers, and
good order aud neatness will be the order
ofthe day. Patronage is respectfully
solicited.
BENJAMIN WINSLOW.
Nov Ia. North Water st.
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PoETRX Y.
LINES ON THE Approach OF WINTER.


LINES ON THE APPR0ACH OF WHITE
The summer's gone, and the winter hour
Comes fercely on with ils chilling BLAST
And tho stricken grove and leahess bower
Proclaim the pride of the year Is past.
D, whittier is gone The violet wreath.
Thai threw ITS loveliness o er the spring!
Il has sunk beneath The hand Of death,
Aud decsyed like every beauteous thing.
And where isnow the brish, summer's pride.
The b!ushing fose with lis sweet perfume ?
That, too, has shed its flowers aud died,
And whcrsihey tell they have found Il tomb.
Thus all mortal things must stoop TO fate:
They may boast awhile fbeinty's glow
But death Will approach, or soon or late.
And his rec klcss hand will lay them low.
Spring will rniurn, and the violet bank,
With its ssented flowers, agsin be gay
And the rose bud aIresh, when il has drank
Again the enlivening dews Of May.
So man. though he yield his feeting breath.
And he awhile ia the graves deep gloom,
ShuIl waken again and vunquish death,
And in heavenly bowers forever bloom.
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ACCOMMODATION STAGE.

SA EAVEs Bristol, every morning (Sundays
ia cxcepted) at 5o'clock, for Warren and
Providence. Returning, leaves Providence eve-
ry afternoon (Sundays excepted) at half past 3
o'clock, for VI ar,en and Bristol Faie from
Bristol TO Providence, 75 cents up and back
sane day 81 so. From Waiien, 10 cents up
and back same day, s 20.
o. Books kept IN Providence, at the Man
son House Brastow's Manufacturers tiolei;
and al the franklin House at Burgess and
Uorton,s Hotels. Bristol and at Coles and
Commercial Hotels, ~ arren.
g.. Passengers called foI and left at any part
or the town JSN CHID WICK
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NEW
Fall g. Winter Goods.
j. BurrOugh, u. G. Co.

j. BurrOugh, IL. & Co.
A RE constantly receiving from Part
IA. ners in New York, fresh supplies
Seasonable Goods, and have this day
opened, complete assortment Of thibel
and merino cloth, crcassians, bombazets,
silk and cotton velvets, diapers, linens,
cotton batting, stout satinetts, do. cassi-
meres, Farmers cloths, cloak cloths, thi-
bet cloths, with variety Of other goods,
all of which have been purchased the
present week with Cash, at Auction, and
will be offered at very low prices.
Oct 10.