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CI,aIIengc MIacking.

inimi,able
Challenge Hracking.
An article IN every point of view infinitely superior 10
any 'nng OF the Kind manufactured either in Europe
America Inc manufacturer has in his possession land
VIII take pleasure in shewing) ,cfitea tssnsniais cx-
Eyr o 'pc Eh opinion cntciapcd Of his cAL
others who have tested its neri,s Ii is an c,cctnal
preseva,ve of the leather is the cheapest b!ackn, in
,he market; affords beautiful polish with quarter
the usual labor VIII retain ts virtues in any climate and
is warranted not tomould The manufacturer off, n
reward OF $lo fora superior composition in any Of the
requisites OF backing.
Orders Tor expectation promptly executed
W An agent, who can give respectable reference i'm
fil'iiadephia, is wanted for the city of Richmond
Mandatory. o. Call,whil ST.. few doors below Sd
north side. Philadrlphia. ['s-stl August %.
NE ETALi.IC SIGNS.---i have commenced the ma.
1fh nniactnTc of Metallic Signs, which, for dura-
ny and cheapncss, far exceed all other Signs here
toore IA use Sign made Of Metal will last Tor seye-
raj centuries and remain good The accuracy of the let
ers, which Ca: never vary, being always moulded by
Tue same patterns, makes Sign appear regular and
handsome For specimen Of workmanship, Il refer my
friends and the public to plain Sign my Foundry
door.
Orders from town and country punc,ualv attended, IN
Any gentleman can purchase the Metallic Letters and
place them upon the board himself The price of tho
above articles Is 50 extremely low to make OBJ.
Ject TO the purchaser to give the subscriber call
Aug. Is l33-w4wl s. ID. DENOON,
u ONG ISLAND RACES Union Course-Eoi Isa,
H The for the FIRST Meeting yer this Course will
take place as usual on the stuesday in Oct and cont,
$4c0 and 81 900, of and mile heats there are scyc
raj large Sweepstakes and match which have already cx
cited considerable interest in The sporting world Among
Inc hrs is one OF seventeen subscribers $500 cach
and IN which, many of tile promising coils both of
the South and North are engaged
The match is between Post Boy years old (hc late
victor OF Kosalic Soners, the Union Course for
S9o9o side) and the Gohanna colt Veto, 3 years cid
(o great promise having large sweepsiake in fine
Style and also received forfeit in match last Sprinr
= mile heats, for $4,000 side 81
In addition to the number of Northern horses in train
ing which is unusually large Col Johnson is expected
with his stable from the South
a L. BOTTS, Secretary.
a., Particulars of second meeting this Fall will be
given hereafter A f. n
Long Island, Sept. IL. 37-lt
HNIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS.-Red, White
III and Hungarian Sapling Clover-1imotny Or
ehard, Herds, Highland Meadow Oat and Velvet Grass
Seeds.
An assortment of genuine GARDEs SEEDS including
te winter hale an excellent vegetable, that will stand
the severest weather ncovercd.
M.Cormick, Davis Barshare and Freeborn PI .OUGHS
and Plough Castings.
wheat fans Straw Cutters, Harrows, Cultivators
&C &C. Apply to
WM PALMER
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September 3.
ny He Gorsynor ct the Commonwealth of Yir0iaia-
PROCLAMATION

Byh te Gorynor Of tic Commonwealth Of Virg;a;a
A PROCLAMATION.
q Nf OtmAIiON having been resolved by me that
n on the Both August last two persons to wit. NV
SON AsrHoSY aud WILLIAM p. Moong who had been
,esnded 70 The jail of Noitowny county for further trial.
,he hrst Tor the murder of VIM Fowlkes SEN and the
last for stealing two Negroes belonging to- tho estate If
Ltleberry Royal deceased had escaped from the said
Now, therefore, I, LiliIeon Waller TazeweIl Cover
,lo' VI sie san commonwealth, have thought proper 10
ISSUE .n's reclamation hereby offering reward of one
"n4Fe" ana yyy d0iarS, to any person persons who
VIII arrest either Of the said fugves and deliver h; or
them to The jailor Of Nottcway count: And do more
over require all officers both civil and military and re-
guest le good people Of this Commonwealth use their
best sxerIops 70 apprehend the said fugves that they
may be dealt with according TO law.
Given Under my hand as Governor and undey
lsEAiJ the lesser seal of me Commonwealth at Rich
mond' this ,I fourth sr day Of September 1885
Newsom Anthony is represented To be q about ,Is,,,
i've years old, about feet inches hgh ro,us, 80
muscular far skin, rudy conpexion, hair curcd and
pretty grey, light grey eyes, with a bad EXPIRE sson
speaks quick rascible and easily excited"
WIN r. Moore IS represented to be {" about feet 10
little inclined 70 be bald, fair skin ljgb blue "a
light hair s very capable ia several sorts of b1sneas
oe'g cair maker, tailor school-aeter, lnerant
Sept g. as-u6v
~ EGROES = viii be sold for Cash 10 Tho h;obcs,
bidder on Tuesday the 22d day of September nrxt
a. henderson f Roads - the upper end Of Hanover
woan, me oldest about twenty years old and the
youngest large enough for good plo1eh.5ov W
CHARLES ~ COOKE
agent for he tegotces Of Solomon staoie5. dee.S
f"S - 33-w3wR
Ct NOLUMBlhN HOTEL ckarQes yedvccd Tho
~ fropretors Of this Establishment have determined
70 reduce their charges consequence Of the rcc ~
provisions Hencciofward their will be the Same
as they before the high prices Of provisions In to
them
They wish also 10 inform their patrons (so,. ~ ,yi
~ ~ we low n 'nc busy scason OF The
some additions to their furniture, which will insure their
reception IN igtufe-and take occasion to renew, the
pledge that II they should be enabled 20 afotd h,er
accommodations they shah be least az good as q, sny
other establishment IN the CITY ny
sept .. 35-Gt
HBLLETS, BlLLETs--I wisb TO puycJ,sso deIi.
y ~ verabe az the Peniteniiary betveeo forf ana ~
y thousand -four barrel bicts. For twenty thousand
aehyefeo Immediately say BY tie Isl Of July, (next
month"; will pay $i7 per thousand
THOS. c. wONCURE.
'"Hs 10 li8- Gen azenf PeaiicnHoyy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-15

ErIscoPAL.-The Convention of the Protestant EMS
copal Church, which has recently closed its labors in
inns city, was one OF uncommon interest and the nport
ance OF the questions which arose drew forth some of
the most commanding eloquence heard i'm this civ
there was great and earnest zeal in discussion which
showed an anxiety for truth and edifyng readiness for
union when plan of action settled which showed a
devotion to the cause Among the labors of the Conven
tlon may be mentioned that of eecting the Rev Fran
CHS H. hawks, d. D. bishop, and assigning 10 him The
epssopai charge OF Florida, Louisiana and Arkansas
shop, and assigning 10 him the episcopal charge Of Mis-
sssPp and Indiana 1t is thought that in addition 10
the above labors, DR. Hawks will undertake prov;son
ally the charge of the diocess of Alabama
The consecroton of the newly elected bshops viii
probably take place in this city in the course Of few
wesks.-Pht. u. S. Gazette.
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nor SALE, that valuable properly Falls Mills ON
ID Great Nottoway river, with 80 acres of Land for
mery owned BY Morfss ~ Jones One of The Mills
has two pair Of Burr stones with all the ,nachnerv far
manufacturing of wheat pair of Esopus stones for
corn the other Mill has a pair of corn stones and
Cotton Gin The stream affords water sufficient 10 Grind
DAY ard night and has water power for any kind of
nacnincry There is quarry of elegant free stone for
any KIND oil building There is store and lumber
honse' blacksmith, cooper and taiors shop The Ie-
gisiature passed law last session. for making Great
Mooway river nayigabe down to the Rail Road which
IS about % miles; the Falls being the head OF navia
uon VIII make II avery valuable situation for mercsn
uie and milling business. 1t is very excellent Mace
ior Cotton Factory, and having good springs conve
nient Tor hcat there place that ror.
Also, l4lO acres OF Land, lying on Great Nottotvov
ryerand Hounds creek, in the county of Iunenbnrg
There IS good wosory dwelling with all neces
sary houses Tor the accommodation of a family. oso
gTanares, stables barns cribs Carriage ice and negro
houses peach ana apple orchards good springs Of wa
iei convenient Also 4S2 adjoining ana living ON
faiiS creek with comfortable dwelling house &c
i'V acres adjoining and lying Great Nooway river
u, Nouoway county; 2Go acres lying on Pals creek
~ acres IN Holloway county, lying in the frk of
Great and Little Notcway river 2U5 "a acres ON Eo,se
rem creek IN the fork of the Nottoway rivers e1l ACRES
ia the county of Dinwiddie on Willie Oak creek. ts6
acres on Buttcrwood creek 700 acres Of wood land On
the waters of Entry Creek in the county of (au,n.Ii
about thirty miles from Lynchburg If carly snnl
cation IS made viii sell bargain and rive n,,. for
payment These lands produce good tobacco corn wheat
ana oats The purchasers viii have the privilege Of
seeding wheat in October, and possession vii; he 81 ven
the hrst day OF January
s....., ID. G. WILLIAMS.
oePeenoer Q. 36--wtf
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uNrLcs viii make hLs 6rsl season in Auerioa
.'.. a. IN my Blue Plantation" in ST Matthew.

NONPLUs win make his 6rst season in Amer;o.
at my " True Blue Plantation, in g, N,,la-.s
Carolina ~ 's'e Sta'e OF south
ms s'iIon was imported by myself last Fan md
Tor nus pedigree, and performance whilst on a. uns
turi, see the sixth number, vol. 9Th of skn.
can Turf Register, for Fcbruary ls,5 N, : ~ "er-
ossu ny nir burton, gotten by CArras In sav,;, or
% % to,enipls,,y Gohannn) aud ioaed II, H. s
oI ,eSf. II viii be seen by reference &, liz pp"g
u ''e Racing Calendar that llc is nearly n,,rI s
S W .oSu .' Ea2and and while On the c,,,rs, No,
10y y, we hnest lnrses OF his day; nmonu o,.,s
i.i ~, ''aus Nlulao, (tlf brother 60 Month";
~. ~, WIN" '"nr thousand guineas were offered and
ic ceepratcd horses CRANKY and Aie,ora.
i>o,o nhourhe fury and Action: Vanish (ca,nell;,
u iartafe and Laurel and Popsy cecbrad sons .;
pacs'ocKl Nonpns probably sold Tor more money IN
rg'an' 'hah any horse ever imported into A,ner;c, II
having been purchased when three vears IA H.. a.
Duke OF Cleveland, at three thousand o,;na,y ti; s
colour as rich bay, with black legs nanc and I'll, |
no wh'ie except bis two hind heels He Il ) foo, 20
inches hgh, with great muscular power aud comnac,
ness clean ilmbs, and ine action lie s rcmarkal,lv
1ocne, anu hneiy tempered, though very animated H
usscrveuy ranks amongst the stations of ,, b;ecst
.hafacter, aud Is now in hrr health and condition For
esInation IN which he is held by the sbscr;hor he
"a oiy remark, that he has put to him this season an
80 s 's lsrcs In consequence of the treat number
"a me imported Horses recently brouyh. INTO Tho conn.,
~ 'ic terms OF the present season will be very ,o,v
the groon ~ NFiies ano Si 10
res ea Tor 80 cents day and cverv attention maid
70 'hein nut no abliiy for accidents
c,,o,. ..a. MClrD SINGLETON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-15

VIZ b. GWATHMEY, of Norfolk and RODERT
Il He b. TOMPKINS, Of this CITY. have entered ;a,a
Copartne rship, under the firm of GyyAruMEY q Tomp
kiSs, Tor the Transaction of General Commission bus
ness AT MOblLr; ALABAMA 10 be commenced in the
month OF October next They tender their services To-
tne'r friends and the public generally and will endea
vor 10 give satisfaction TO all who may nrust their in
'e'eS's 10 'hem II. u. GWATHMEY,
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S. Carolina, April %. ' ''''' iia

AZ aN Away troin the subscriber 10 Ncwbcrry Dis
IA - ifici, South Carolina negro ia.i named 8u,,.,
ag.a aooa, - years. of light complexion, very spare
n'auc, ana about oeet or 10 inches high On exam;
hauon OF ms back, two large scars will be disco
suppose 70 be occasioncd by burn When lie copcd
ne nae IN possession round jacket and pan.noous az
uafhsi grey satnett, rock of mixed cloth and
Pahaioons nearly Of the color but d,rk
er; and white hat about half worn ''-' sam
Also, n negro wonlan named .ory, the wifi. Of s,;j
hn.ony; bright muatto with toeraby STRAIGHT long
, u",r, ner 'front.' teeth considerably dccaye and one Of
.ne same entirely broken off; light blue or rrcv ewes:
IN height, about feet or inches of delicate f,r,n
ana apcnt the age of her husband Her CLOTHING con-
sisted chcy oil black bombazc and purple circassnn
oress besides several calico rocksboth BODY servants
INC ABOVE negroes were purchased in Richmond Va
ny oil the name OF Poindex,er of said state
carried TO niobile, Alabama, and there purchased bv The
s"nscfioer last May. 1t is calculated they will attcmnt
10 make their way back to Richmond Va
ANY information concerning them, will be thank fully
reserved oy Inc subscribers his residence in Marcngo
oounty Alabama; and liberal reward paid for their an
prehension or security in Jail
- Letters may be addressed 10 Duke Williams aud WIN
Duiioch CT Newbcfry District S. c. to John Bishop
OF i'wetcn, Hancock County, Geo. (each of whom H.
authorised 10 receive the negroes from the
or 10 the subscriber, White Hail. AIarenqo Comfy
Alabama. EDWIN A Gi oVlmv '
July "a. - 90 , In
lne Editors Of the Raleigh Register and Columbia role.
p"ohi the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-15

Shooting .hlyder.-We have various verbal scco,,,s
OF most hendish outrage committed in Randolob in
Orange county vermont) few days since all of which
concur substantially in the following partcuarsA Mr.
reake between twenty and thirty years of AGE who re-
sized with his father, elderly gentleman in low circum
sances was engaged to young lady the vicinity and
was TO have been married in few days His mo,Le LIN
law was opposed 10 the union and the contemolaed rcs
cence OF the couple with the young man parents Ono
morning last week the old lady got breakfast for the ia
miy, the principal dish of which consisted of hash
iier husband, his son, and Two daughters ate of il
me son quite freely and after they all became
SICK SICK The young man complained first; when the old
ady anxious to ensure the work Of destruction nd
INN to take some pearl ash and water which she
ed Tor HIM On taking the tumber he raised il 10 his
nose and told her II had the same smell as the "hasb
he had just eaten, and lie suspected it was poisonous
refusing 10 drink the internal dccocton she asked for
Tie tu,nhcr; but he was determined hold ON 20 il and
sent Tor physician. On his arrival it was soon
tanned that the 'hash and water in the tunber wrre
highly charged with arsenic. The younp man rre,v
worse rapidly and, finding that lie could not be relieved
made his viii, bequeatng all his properly about l 500
TO ms INTENDED wife, and died before night fl Is said
that the old gentleman has since died and the
oil one OF the girls considered doubtful On b.in
arrested and examined, Mrs. p. confessed her crime
aud was committed TO jail for trial in December such
horrible atrocities occur but rarely in our State
H00dStock M Courier
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~ EGkOES = VIII be sold for Cash 10 The hiobes,
bidder, on Tuesday the 22d day of Scpten,ber grs
at Henderson = Roads in the upper end Of Hanoye,
county Five likely Negro Boys ali the children Of ono
woman The oldest about twenyone years old and The
youngest large enough FOR good ploueh.5oy
CHARLES
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naon""nn, august z, 1889 27-12t
KEFERESeEs-Rie Richmond, Mcssrs. Rogers. Harrison
~ Gray, r. q 7. Gwathmcy. Norfoik, Mr. Samuel
-. hawins PetersbirY Nlessrs Mordeca e Osborne
Hai3'ir, N. C., Mr.. f. s. Marshall Edenfon. NJ G.,
Niessrs. Haughtin 81 Booth, Joseph Is. skinner ESQ.,
Joseph "a. Skinner, Esq, DR.. James Norcom PIN.
monh, ~ C., Messrs. J. G.. & w. II. Norco,n TarJo-
rough, ~ e., Msssrs Il. q S. d. Gotten uurtrecsbo-
rongh, ~ C., Messrs. Sou;liall 81 Johnston Ueiio,,
~ ~ Nessrs. Watt IL Smith Charleston, S. c. MIR
benjamin Il. Smith. Messrs. Cheesborough & Montgo.
merry. Sarannah Ga, VIM Castor, Esq Joseph Cum
ming, Esq. augusta, Ga. Mr.. r. Ii. Masgrore ma
con, Gu, Nlcssrs. Hamilton & Hayes
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Charlotte county, 18th August, 1885
Inc business in future will be conducted al the same
P'S g. oy Myself s. S. FUQUA.
''0P''"iUci Q. 36-its
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HPRlTIsH DRY GOODS, per ship T1LtY flo p! fyooa
n - Ltrnpoot Our importation at FoH british nm
oods has arrived at City Point (Jamcs Rivera and viii
be IN store and opened in day or two More will be-
said OF It anon. i. q j. S. JAMES a. co
sept l. l.4-uI .An5ket Br;dqc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-15

s ihe Editors Of the Raleigh Register and Columbia roc.
co,,n,. md forwnr
counts 10 the snbscrler at White Hail. aIaengo county Aahana
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-15
Two THE MERCHA NTs OF RICHMOND
" JAMES s MASON embraces III. ,elor,,,.;,.

70 eN Fess ms sense q eFattude IoIercanls luasls
anc we pubic, for the very Liberal patronage cxlcnel
TO hun and 10 invite attention his uneqaailed and
nimitable -
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e 20 PABTNERSBlP-B Peoto, bav;,,, b.
~ en- into co-partncrship Mr. THOMAS J. DEAN.
The General Commission Business heretofore carried on
oy BIN IN This city viii hereafter be conducted under
licit share Of the public patronage
Richmond. August l. IS35 81 ,r
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~ OlICE-- Goitah will stand the next Season--SprDg
V loaj-at Charlotte Courthouse Va under The ma
nngement Of Maj X. j. Gains and Col r. r. Richard
son. tSept N-4t
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Nxw ORLEAss, August &c.
TExAs-By gentleman from the cas,crly division

ikxAs.-by a gentleman from the cascrly division
section Of the country, whore is The very general I'M
preston tia no danger Is to be epprehcndrd from the
movements OF The General Government OF Mexico In
that quarter the chief solcitudc reprcss those
ments which usually produce the very evils they a,
tempt to avert Upon the Brassos SNAIL but ac,;yc
party appears hos, from the beginning, contendcd for
strong ana decided aggressive measures-ts leaders
some OF whom are ornhuence, have endcayored ~
produce anarchy and revolt fencing only to the iny
oil the settlers and the destruction Of their f,rc 49,
poets. The body ofthc people however have ron .s
impassiSc to these cxctencnis which have ornerau
oeen met and counteractcd by the influence and eye.
uons oil the more moderate leaders ofhe party Ia
rush movements So that correctly speaking In. ,vL nl
country is undisurbcd and tranquil.
Judging from the information received, we consider
sgrauon TO Texas safe at the present as at ar mrs.
vous period Any movement of troops upon 1a,,s
(ind The late movements, with all the Idle ruors IN liz
contrary have been formidable we regard ~, ~
gu'hg no hostile design but merely do that which
every government has the right 10 within her own H.
iis l. e. to garrison her territoresrhesc rarrisons
must necessarily be dispersed, and inevitably pelc
me government, it is well Known far from Lcna la
wish with funds Tor its troops, has never
tnem adequately paid them regularly Such would be
he certain result with respect to any garrison that may
possibly, be established in Texas and the undoubrd con
sequence must be that the illpid sodiery in these r6
esu1ns WIZ after very short time desert thc posts they
are LETT to garrison. That lately established at NacoS
doches furnishes the best evidence the truth OF these
remarks. - y ''>s
Texas, with its present vigorous and growing ,o,u,o
u1a and means combined with its well known natural
advantages, chcrs many inducements TO those W., NJ.
inclined TO eingratc ther. We hazard tie prophecy
nat at no distant day the rich lands OF that country will
come INTO market at such prices will s,ar;c those who
disparage their immediate prospective value aud amply
rcmenrraie others whose provident disccrnmen lrn5
them to their purchase.
Inc title to land claims, and the government grants
more particularly II we are rightly informed are stated
70 be as good and valid any issued in Mexico since
t.e 'and,ug OF Cortez. 1t is admitted that in Texos
here are probably some spurious forged and from the
improper manner of obtaining them usound titles: but
reference to any gentleman who has resided in Texas
ana made The study of titles his pursuit (of which there
many VIII guard the foreign purchaser ugsirs, all
last ing up with moral and industrious population
and II is hoped viii long unsurbcd by the Mcx
iear.--LouiSiana .7drerfser.
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RECENT ADDITIONS TO
w NJ. & A l. J. A ii A MS
CIRCULATING LIBRARY
.NcWpOrt, June %, 1875.

.NeWpOT, June 20, 1850.
DSCS Journal, by Frances Anne KEN.
AOCc bile. 9 vols.
2o34 The Infidel or, the Fall of Mexico, IN
historical romance, by DR.. Bird, au-
thor of Calavar, the Gladiator, 81 c. .,2vs
We have read these volumes through with
unwavering interest. They embody the very
spirit of the times in which the story is laid
and produce the men and the scene, as though
they were living before our eyes, " Y
! american.
2G'5 Legends and Stories of Ireland, by s
Lover X. H. A., 2 vols.
263G The Two Friends; novel, by til,
Countess of Blessington, . vols.
2637 The Conquest of Florida by Theo
dore Irving, 2 vols.
263S Blackboard page from the colonial
history ofPhiladelphia, a romance ,2vs
2639 Japhet in search OF Father Il tale by
Captain Marryatt, author OF "Peter
Simple" &c. vol.
264O lrving's Crayon Miscellany No. 2-Ab-
hotstord and Newstcad Abbey,-by
Washington Irving, | vol.
2G4l Chances aud Changes; domestic sto-
ry, by the author of 'Six Weeks OH
the Loire" vols
2eI2 Pencil Sketches, or outlines of Charae-
ter and Manners, by Miss Leslie
Second series, vol.
2G43 Constantinope and its Environs, by an
American, = vols.
26ll Horse Shoe Robinson, tale of the
Tory ascendancy; by the author OF
"Swallow Barn,"2 vols.
2GI5 The Italian Sketch Book, by an Amer
ican | vol.
2GlG Outre Mcr; n Pilgrimage beyond the
sea, = vols.
1855 Capt. Ross Last Voyage, vol Svo.
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A handsome assortment Of
Staple and Fancy Articles {:

.Among Dhich are ths foiio1ing:
Splendid GRAPE SHAWLS;
Printed muslins;
Plain, buff, pink, chcx g. fancy ginghams;
Printed muslins; light and dark prints;
Purple blk Gros de Nap;
Gros dc Swiss; lustring and other silks;
Lconidas Grape;
Sewing silk, and gauze hdkfs;
Jaconett, null, India, book and Swiss mus
White cambric; lins.
Bobbinct lace; bobbinet qulings;
Kid, black and white silk gloves;
Brown side lace embroidered cotton hose;
Fancy do;
Chintz and plate furniture;
Silk velvet; white and brown linens,
Linen hdkis., uery cheap;
Linen drllings; blk bombazine;
Black brochela;
Ribbons; bleached a. brown sheetings;
Rouen cashmere, York jean,
Color'd cambrics, &c. &c.
o. ALso-cloths, cassmercs, and vest
ings; sattinets, and every article usually found
in Dry Goods Store. The above will be
sold cheap in the literal sepse Of the word
N. B.-1'ailoring as usual carried on in all
its branches, and n good assortment of ready
made clothing constantly on hand.
may % J. s. J. IiORSWEI.L.
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NEW GOODS.

JrsT TnrcrIvrntrouv WV vorr
For s,Ie uh,Iosa,,, 80 .a,., , =. Il, ''"'
VI ''''''' Ut '"' 'e'y ~"
eS' market prices:
10 chests souchono tea:
10 90 boxes brown Havana suoor.
10 boxes white do do:
10 1 casks Port wine:
)" do Madeira do;
5" do sweet Malaga;
10" do drv do.