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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06
Patrick June Court, 1aa.


against
Lewis Stone, John Stone, Lewis Sion
law OF Thomas Stone, deceased John nelf a,
and Nancy his wife, late Nancy Stone. car s"1ln
BIN nett and Mill, his wife, late My Ston o,elas
pheh Stone, Fandy Stone and John Stana TOM, = ee.
N CHANCERY. W.T.
Tho defendants John Franklin and "
wife, Cornelius Burnett and NIiIly his njlo' Ia. 'i'
Lewis Stone not having entered their apno,., md
and given security according TO the ACT IF ,,'ahce
bly,, and the rules of this Court. and il 18th,
by satisfactory evidence that they are mn, 'i1p
tantS of this Commonwealth: On. motion '1 ~
plaintiff, by his attorney, it is ordered that e
defendants John Franklin and Nancy his v.;e ead
Burnett and MiilY his wife, and Lewis Sion I.
appear here the Isl day of August torn, a,''s do
and answer the ptnil's bill, and thai a co, '.H
tins order be forthwith inserted in the WIZ u
published in Lynchbnrg, for two months sncea'
~, and that another copybe posted attho tIoe,
of the Courthouse Of this county. 'oof
Cop-Testc,
,.o- A. STAPLES, CLERK.
'""O - W2m
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Valuable Property for sale.
MRS. HOYLE BROWN. having

MRS. HoALI BRoNN, having de-
f-,rf1 fermncd to leave Virginia. offers for sale
lstuM. her residence on the hil.-It is believed
there are few houses IN the place, that possess as
many advantages, having been built with an espe-
cial view To comfort There are eight rooms
teach witt fire place. store room, and ten clo-
sets all finished in the best style. The lot COLI
tains oui acres, highly improved, and has ii all
thu necessary appurcnant buildings, consisting OF
a carriage housc, two stables, lumber house, y {.
and a well OF excellent water Al the door.
Also.
Tract of land, on Ivy creek, three miles from
I.ynehbure, containing 542 aeres This land IS
OF peculiar fertility. Every acre it that is
cleared IS well set with clover other grasses, cN-
rept the portion this year III corn, and tobacco.
From It's conteuity to Iyaehburg, the abundance
Of frenood il viii Weld, and the productive nature
of the soil II may we'll be worth the attention of
thosa Who wish for immediate profit, in the enti-
,alian Of land. There i, on IL saw and Grist
Mil, psi completed with Threshing Machine
and Crusher; also, laree Barn with sta
bling for fourteen horses. The ovcrsccr's and
negro hou,cs are new, with shngie roofs and stone
chmneNs.
Also,
Between 30 aud 30 negroes, some of them good
house servants, and one first rate pastry cook.
GEO. IIOILE.
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June %
v lRGlNiA:-Ata Court held far Rodto,

lh'iNiA Ala Court held for BedorI
" county, at the Courthouse, the 3od day
June one thousand eight hundred and tbirty-f five
Harvey Mitchell, guardian of Cbarlo,to MitcIcI.
Only child and heir at law of Elizabeth Mitchell
deceased, who was Elizabeth Griffin. pla;ntiG
against
oiarotte Mitchell, Samuel Griffin Jobn II Grit.
mn llIIam :. Griffin, and Gustavus Wing.
Griffin, 'o''"I,g 'naiio"
Defendants.
IN IHANCERy.
on, Inc defendant William s. Griffin not having
1n'oieo ms appearance and given sccurity accor
1 ~ TO me ACT OF assembly and the rnlcs of this
Loo"'' ana II appearing by satisfactory evidence
'""' ne IS not an inhabitant of this Common.
wealth 1t is ordered, that the said defend.
ant 40 appear here ON the 4h Monday in ANUS
next, ana answer the bill of the plaintiff and that
" copy OF tins order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the town of Iyncbburq
for Nv" months successfully, and posted at The
'io"' ooor OF the court house of this county
Copy-Tcste,
RO. C. MITCHELL enc
June 25 -LL' !. d. y
W2m
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June 25

" iRGlNlt.--At rules held in the elefL,y .
of the Circuit Superior Court of / oaee
chanccry, for Bedford county, the lst da, Of aud
lo35.-Jacob kerns, Mchall kcns. An,,o,,. ' ,e
and Susannah his wife, late Susannah ker,s ~ neh
and Elizabeth infant children ofJohn Kern :, 'aly
by their next friend Jacob kerns John W,,sa' Sue
Elizabeth his wife late Elizabeth kerns. Mera 5a
Wills and Lydia his wife, late LYDIA Kern p eailh
ShuStcr and Poll, his wife, late Polly Row.. mp
ham Arlington and Doshea lis wife. Iata n Tar
kcrns, and Barbara kens, Plaintiffs. ANN, 'ppsne7
min A. Donald George Noble and Giles his W., nela'
Giles Donald, Roya Chdress and Phln G;a..I late
Defendants. oi'hef,
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II GntSct.RY.

The defendants David r. Clmk,on, William
GARRISON. Elizabeth Martin, and John ltly and
Nancy hi, wife, not having entered their appear
ancc. and given security, according to the ACT OF
Assembly and the rules Of this court, aud II aP-
bearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are not
inhabitants of this Commonwealth; it is ordered,
that the said defendants do appear here ON or be-
fore the first day OF September term next, and an
swer the bill of the plaintiff, and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in the lYnehbnrg
Nirginian, for two mouths succcSsivcly, and aho-
Their copy thereof posted at the front door OF the
court house of this county, on some court day.
\ Copy-Tcstc,
RIO. {. CUTLER, Clerk.
July % VIM
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II GIIANcERY.

The defendants George Noble and Giles hi,
and Royal Chlldress, not having entered iL,.'
peafa"rr' ana gwen security according 10 the acf r
my by sasiactor, evidence that they are na, fI'I.
tants OF this Commonwealth, it is ordered ,b ' ,
do appear here ON the first day of the ne., form, S
answer the bill of the plaintiffs, and that this a
inserted IN some newspaper, published IN ,,'.p
burg Tor two months successfully and posted a, ~.
front door OF the courthouse of tins county @ nv
some court day. \ Copy-TcNe. gu
July2 ,3si
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NsR. FRANCIS \. srERNn Take notice.

Nsk. FRANCIS A. SrERNE Take notice.
~ that on the 10th day OF September next. IN the
oourt house OF tho county OF Charlotte, Nmriuia.
shall proceed 10 take the dispositions of Lawrence Il
Sterne anu others, to be read as evidence iua suit
now depending IA the Circuit Superior our of said
county, IN which am complainant, and YOU aud
Robert Horsn, as executor OF DlcAcrson Jennings.
deceased, aud Commissioner under decree Of the
county court of Charlotte. Of Anderson sc. vs..
Sterne &c, defendants. II SAID dispositions arc
not taken on the 10th, they will be taken at the place
aforesaid on the succeeding day
WILLIAM PATTERSON
July % Il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06

Cutting down I'oods.-Laree quantities Of
wood are brought to this city from Long Island.
The owners OF woodland have adopted the plan of
cutting every s or 20 years. SIX or eight wears
is too irrquent-l0 to Is may he the most profit
able " ! Farmer
An experienced a2ricaurist informs us that he
considers ii an established fac, that the same forest
land which produces sixty cords Of wood per acre,
wien cut once in twenty years, would produce
ninety cords, if the wood were cut three times du-
rin' the same period, lie thinks thatthc rapidity
OF the growth OF wood depends much upon the
frequency Of cutting and that wood land in GEN.
erll would Weld Ear greater profit. If cleared a,
often as once in six or eight wears
Dedham i,ircrhscr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06

Pal, ar Pickd Ytacc.-Bg PercfV.- way
OF making this kind of fence Is, 10 ullI both the
rails on the face of the post. This is the ircdkca
manner in which you can build il. Another way
is, IL ilame the lower rail into the post and nail
the upper one on the top oitbo posts. Tho ohlcc-
tons Ia this are, the difficulty OF repairs when they
are needed, and the liability 10 decay occasioncd
bY the retention of water in the morticcS. This
is stronger but more expensive way than the one
FIRST mentioned
Another way is th, Ii yom fence faces the
quarter from which the strongest winds usual,
blow, set the post, With the tops leaning an inch
and 4 hall ever the hottoms--nml the lower rail
on In face al the post and the upper rail ON the
top even viii the face of the past. You viii find
tha IN nntauron the palcs, they will stand pcrpcn-
dicalaf-,ht thickness of the loWerlU bpiug equal
to the projection of the top of the post The rcl-
son, il ivor OF this way are-llfst, the post, are
bracea araius, the wind. Second, one rail being
PLACED edeeNisc it Is the strongest WY YOU can
build T. because the pressure against the fence
must come against the part OF the iat most capable
81 LEARN resistance. Thirdly, II look, we'll, be-
causa The tips Of the posts being sawed of TO re-
coiNo thr top rall, nothing IS seen hut the plcs
Ihrfe Is oo,liti.uy in setting the post, for if you
LET plump iiac IL is ue easy 10 sl4at them cNact,
one anl III OF tWo inches as ito set Them pr
rtalIeaa- thr pauline j, ,halfeHed with an axe
AMI ihea uIlra ON by Il top line. Tho djs,anc,
ottha pale tim each other, and tn naturc If til,
gtoua3, viii determine the necessity Of bottom
honf. I--, Jan. lblS}5,
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Jul, >

iRGiNlA:-.tta court held for Bedord con..
" ~ at the courthouse, the 22d day of June l,{j.
ho"kef Preston, Smitllson H. Davis. and Iom O
Lt,'"lcn' merchants and partners trading under The
s'Hie an" hfmoi DAVIS, Preston & Co. plaintiffs.
against
tame, Lynch, illiam Angel. William Mitchell
John Board and Thomas kaScv pcfendnfs
u CHANcELY
me defendant William Mitchell, not having en-.
,tf'o MS appearance and given security. accordneto
a .nt at, oI assembly and the rules of this Comt
ana " appearing TO the satisfaction of the Con,t l,,
lac IS not an lnhabant Of this Commonwealth
ordered, tlal the said defendant do appear here on
me 'out,h Monday IN August next. and answer ,bp
nlll OF the plaintiff and thata copy of This order be
.1f'n"llh inserted in some newspaper published in
,mG Town o. iynchbng, for two months successye,.
this county. ACopy-Tcsrc' ''' no"s'
no. {. MITCHELL. enc.
Nt1m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06

Y IRGiNIA:-ar rules held in the Clerks oiso.
OF the Circuit Superior Court of an M,
chancery, holden for Bedford county. the lt s'a
June lo'}3'-llardin d. MurreIl and David g Nn,
teIl' late merchants and partners, trading nnJo.
style AMI firm OF H. y u. &. hurell, Palnf,as
sanst Wesley Tracy, John Tlacy, Matthew G6,
ana hczlah his wife, Nancy Tracy, William Harris
adm of William Trac, decd. aud in his own ', r,.l'
sally Harris. wife of said William IIarris-nea,'
dauts. i'i'u'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06
ssssIx'AH.Ds: SPRINGS.

Rhe ahph' ~ s~h-0"S'
Situated on B"t"toe Riref, IN thf co""tV NJ Inn
hast, on the main road leading from the court
house Ia Lexington, about II miles from the
former, and y miles from the latter place.
ITllDl GIL the medicinal qualities of tins VA
\ Ter have long been considered b., many eminent
physicians. who know us peculiar properties, inferior
10 none IN the State: vet owing 10 ITS being for ma
ny ven. IN th, hands Of the pparrs of an undivided
estate II has been destitute of comfortable improve
nenfs and consequently unknown Ia .pcIsous At +,
distance II was purch 34rA lIfe lr summer by nv
brother an, opcucd by the snb,rfber for the rrccp-
non OF company about the middle of JuIy without
any ad lioI,al lmproyrncnt and athouph SO late IN
the scason lac /, prtiird IN saving that he had from
Ito $40 yisilcl,; Since that time the proncrty has
UNDERGONE very rrnclal rrpair The Iiotcl is l3rac
and conno,llous and no pains have been spairel 10
render II every way comfortable | shall ,paiu h,
nren,frd tofcccyc visitors alon the I5t iu.t lJuna
md my friend. and the public generally may be as
sn,rd that every rxc,tou shall be made 10 please
Fol the information of those unacauaintcd with
the, INGREDIENTS of This water Is ,,roic, ia State tLat
# has been ,polylrd and l,In Ia consist chiefly of
Snlob,n Sod, & N,pue4, md II j. =, fact ,,nny sus
tanned by those W no have h3 an oDportuuity of udu-
me- e rs roulp,,yr merits that II Is cou,icd by no
water IN the state for telltafe female, d>~nen,ics
eltron. diseases arur,5ll, and for all nhrr conn
pl,ur. he,cthc stem has lo4t its accustomed ,nnc
i and ,,snl,,,t,
I'm. ~; MOI, ,,.L e., Ln.,a Children ann, 500,
want. b,1f m,rr Horses y "A II viii he uls,,,ed
hat Al M U.t, nj, win canal IA
/ INNS arr attended, y. the ,,tc ,f l,rr4o low
VI SAJ\DERS
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,i'' arrangements ~ 1T, oi'i''''''' N'H"o'' 10
/ w l'"S' ",'"S '''' ensuing summit
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H., tn'i "'.''' ~ ','t i'' W io,'
=, l,1 > '''> 80 I'm - 'i '''''' 'u'' '''
l.,55, '' &C. ''s ~ nc, "'i' wa NV
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IL. ,' ~ ''''r :" NY '"" '''' '''h '''H o'nel
.l, 10 a u, s,''I ~ u" '!'' '''o'l
a ' low ~ - :. 'p'i'' ,''" III coup"
=, "''' ''''' AT" Nus '"'''s' 'S'tu inc n'li"loe
7i''ss' "a" !" my own case ana mat oi sick tam
thar then, ,,,t,,c, wa, ,,t ,,,,,, ,,,,,ll l IT,
acquainted with the results of late ANALYSIS of the
waters and incompetent, even with such knowledge,
IL speak a. professional man, ! can only estimate
thta value lIom the effects Witnessed ON myself and
others; aud the opinions OF one ON whose JUDGMENT
65nrs-D ihnu h n "'' ~ p''1o ni''" i'-
habit of .3r,,in, IN. ro,il, =, ~. ,,, - "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06

Robert Ri,es, administrator OF Jesse eiafkson'
deceased james Clarkson. administrator OF the es-
,,,es Of David Carkson, deceased, and OF Eliza
beth GARRISON, deceased, David r. C!ark son' Jno
uerndon and Mary his wife, Elizabeth Martini
Jame, Eas, and Patsy his wife, William Clarkson'
John Clarkson, and John THY and Nancy his
Win bEI'I'.lI.ls'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06

PGraaidi Rye Grdss.--Bg l. :. P-Last
spring procured a small quantity Of the seed Of
the Perennial Rye Grass, and sopt1 them in my
garden. NJ object was 10 ascertain whether II
WIS adapted 10 our climate aud how far, from the
smalnes, oil the experiment, II miehi prove an ac-
QUESTION in our rural management. Tine seed
came NJ uel bat during the heat and drought oi
summer, somc ftho plants persisted. The gras,
made but an Indifferent appearance, until the rams
commenced in the fall litcr which II put forth ra-
pidy and has exhibited most laAHiant growth -
yer since. Isen at this tirle, th1ueh the thcrmo-
mcicrhls been as low as ten deerees, aud the sca-
SON generally quite cold, the blades perfectly
green, mol slowing the srhicstapprarancc ofhav-
mo been npped by the frost. II Is decidedly the
most beautiful efass have ever seen, except per
hap> the English grass or erecnsward, which IT
cosnt resembles IN the lenpth aud ossincss OF its
spea#. Tie lunches are lree aud blades very
long. Encouraged by the daeiine result of tn.
trial, have purchased few bushels ior the pun
pose oil sowing a lot ; and thiak my confident
" recommend other, to do the slme. There can
be no doubt Of lis being well adapted 10 the soil
aud climate Of New lork, Judging from the hard
ness with which II rc,l,lS the cold. The quantity
of helhlpe Afforded 10y the Rye efass, appears 81
lar II exceed considerably thai Of orchard grass
Timoihs, oi tlr tall Ott etass .iefna diodtor,
all Of which, particularly the last, have cultya-
ted 10 sumo extent.
Brdrfriim, Id., M. IS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06

rules held in the clerk oil,
fee Of the circuit superior court OF law an
ehancery for the county of Nelson IN me noi'''
of July, 1888: s.sr1z
John j. billiard, Who sues for the beneht OF Ea-
nnnd Winston, latc sheriff OF Amherst county
and as such, administrator de pom, non VT" :,
,be will annexed, of Henry II. Watts, de
ceased, i'i''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06
Clock and Watch Maker,

oheaoor above the Franklin Hotel aud hopes from
us long eArel ht,in,s>, ~ share portion Of
III, puone nlfonace. y W. LOVE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06

u ruic' heId III the Clerks Office of the Circuit
n superior Court of Law and Chanre,, ,,r po1
lofd County, the lst day of June iS35-IIeu,y
Dawes. Plaintiff, against Peter BurrouohS Jme.
burroughs III his own right, and as administrator nj
Joseph Burroughs, deceased. Thomas Grew and
'f9sS'f foWeii III his own right, and as administrator
OF Richard Powell. deceased Defendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06
LEWIS ARMSTRONG.

fsThe neighooars Of oar friend from Maine. can
moi vet have had any Of the Blackwell South
downs introduced anong them. or he would not talk
ofthe merinoes impariag waigaly fleeces to the re
spectiye grade sheep. iner Farmer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06

the Guilty a,or 10 the space between the rows oil
corn, il half hoes the corn al the same time and
does the " hole work most admirably. When there
is much grass growing with The corn, it is an ex-
ire mely useful instrument, rs II pulls up by the
roots and m great measure DESTROYS Il. For the
Fiorin or Quack roots, with which e4ir soil toe
much abounds, il will be Of great service and IT
appears 10 me il will be the most eiieetual remedy
fer Il Of any instrument We have set tried. 1t :
much sooner dressed with the hand hoe, by the half
plouehins, hall hoeing operation Of the culutaior,
whenit has preceded il. Tie eultvat6f is likewise
vefyoseial iorhe raising otpoataes, and for plough
ing between TIC Of turnips, and where clover
lay has been turned over 10 put down 60 wheat,
when the plough cannot agan he rosortcd to for
fear Of disturbing the sod-lbis instrument may be
used fer shallow pourhne, which At will do much
better ihaH eau by any other mode he effected.
Con- is nov raised with much les labor than
formerly. Il was the custom 10 baud hoe crop
two AID lieu three times, and this vas alway, an
expensive and tcdiou, process. lloeing Is now
often omitted entirely, aud Is seldom done more
than oaee and still there are heavier crop, OF corn
raised nov than formerly. Tie process Of high
killing Is not only not necessary, but IN measure
injurious, and our premium crops OF corn
have ben raised with little hoemg aud Of
course a tire least cNpcnse.-lhe idea that corn
we'll grown will blow over by The higl winds With
out the ground Is well raised at the foot OF each
hill, IS erroneous. Providence has given to every
plant sufficient roots and strength ol stem to secure
il against accidents of this kind and We may aid
the extension and multiplication Of roots best and
thus adj 10 il, security, il necessary 10y stirring
the ground which will cnabl the roots to penetrate
it readily IN ever, direction. lleh billing to po-
tatocs Is positively injurious. ilnot only turn, d.
way the rains from the plant but by raising d
mound around thcm prevents the sun and air from
having that influence in aiding thergfowlh and bear
ing which are both essential 10 tie insurance of
good crop. cofamb'd Sent
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06
cLocR Agqo WATCH MAKING.

W.T. undersigned takes this method of informing
the citizens OF Iynchburg and the adiacen
country, that he has commenced the business nf g.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06

Some Of these sc,ses mc initiated aoin Victor
Iiuro
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cYkV.sssEEz.E.NEs EOEs s.sEE.

July ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-18
Debilitated Females!

'I>iE complaints peculiar to the female part Of the
l. community, have been long successfully treated
by the administration Of the Aromatic Pills, originally
prescribed and compounded by DR. Relfe. They
cleanse the blood from those disorders Of the female
constitution, for which the pills are an eectual speci
c they restore free circula on reform the irregular
operations of the sanguerpus system. an rectfy the
dsordered habits The proprietors confidence in the
superior excellence of this equally innocent and DOW.
efu preparation, founded the most decisive ties
timony from many restored patients He can assure
this portion of the public, that when
DR.. RELIES AROMATIC PILLS FOR
FEMALES
are regularly taken, according to the directions &C.
companyng them, they revive ana establish the desr.
ed healthy habits, and restore to the pad counte.
nance the natural glow of health and good spirits.
Married ladies will find the pills equally useful ex
cept in cases OF pregnancy, when they must not be
taken; neither must they be taken by persons of hec
tic consumptive habits. They may be used success
fully by either men women in all Hypochondriac
Hysteric Vapour,h disorders In all cases of this
description the pills purify, lnvgorate, and revive the
diSordered system. Price 81 50 box.
- None genuine un ess signed on the outside prin
ted wrapper by the sole proprietor. +. Kidder. nme
date successor 10 the late Or. \. Conway For sale
with all the other " Conway Medicines" at his Coun.
ting Room, No. go. next door to J. Kidder's Drug
Store, corner OF Court and Hanover streets near Con
cert Hall, Boston THOMPSON KIDDER.
And also, by his special appointment, by
WM. STA ,LER,
ian Is Fairfax street, Alexandria.
- Large discounts 10 those who buy to sell again
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-18
SPLENDID FURNITURE.

CHARLES KOONES, Cabinet, Chair, and
~ Sofa Maker, King street, next door to the
corner Of Alfred street, has on hand, and con-
stantly manufactures, a general assortment OF
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITURE,
which, for elegance and durability, defes COM
petition. His stock generally consists Of
Grecian and plain Sofas, Couches and Lounges
Mahogany d all kinds of Drawing-room Chairs
Grecian, winged, and single Wardrobes
Pedestal. end Sideboards, with marble tops and
mirrors
Gothic and various other ditto
Pier Tables, with marble and mahogany tops
DO do claw do do do do
Plain do do do do do
Centric or Loo do
French and various other Bureaus, with and
without mirrors
Ladies' Dressing Tables, with & without mirrors
Do Workstands and Music Stools
Do and Gentemen's Cabinet, Secretaries,
and Book Cases
Washstands, with marble and mahogany tops
Richly carved and plain Mahogany, Bird-eye,
and Curled Maple and common Bedsteads
Cribs, Cradles, Candlestands; Shaving ditto
Portable Desks
And every other article in the Cabinet line
Likepise,
MAHOGANY, of various kinds; steam-saw-
ed, curl and shaded Veneers; Copal Varnish,
Sacking Bottoms, Cords, BEDS, MATTRAS-
SEES, &c.
The above articles will be disposed offor cash
or to punctual persons on the most liberal terms.
A very extensive patronage from Washing
ton, induces me to say, that will deliver Fur
niture to any purchaser in that city free Of ex-
DenSe. apr