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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-18

TEL Office TO CARPENTERs-Th Richmond
1N Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road Company
wish TO employ workmen to execute the Carpenter IS
work of 10 miles of Rail Road superstruciure The
highest Pricesby the day or job will be given.
Workmen also wanted for the construction of Rail-
Road Cars
The building oftwo Lattice Bridges will likewise be
contracted for.
AS the work must soon be commenced and vigorously
prosecuted, immediate application is invited
J. III. HOPKINS,
Prin asst Engineer.
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Great Bargains for Cash,

NJ No be had a, the New Store Of r. B. ESTES
u IN fine and sopcrhne blue, black and color. d
Cloths, Casimeres, cpsineus, Fiannels, Blankets,
Nsri Coi,ons, Mer,no Cloths and C,rcossian.. f..
cured Ih'be' Cloths, vtry handsome patterns,
Bombazfns, Cslicos Cambres, Muslins, superior
and common black and eoIored Silks, Silk Worsteo
and Cotton Hose, Domestic Goods Of all kinds,
and oil Other Dry Goods, Groceries, Shoes, Hats,
&c. oil Of which will be sold cons dcrably lower
than they have ever been offered 10 this market
Purchasers are respectfully requested to call and
examine for themselves. Persons wishing to buy
TO sell again can do so to gren, advantage. He Is
determined TO sell out his stock OF Goods on hand,
and every inducement in the way of chcapness
will be held out to purchasers. Two or three tons
OF very nice Castings, very cheap.
4. b. ESTES.
" He is daily expecting 10 receive some fine
and extra hae black Bonbazine, Diapers, super
fine Casineus, Ribbons, and other desirable Goods,
which will be sold very cheap. Z. y. 4.
Dec. % n
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LAND FOR SALE.

<ktiE subscriber offers for sale his pLANTA-
Il TON. on Little Oucr, in Bedford abour 3
miles east OF The court house. II contains between
415 and 500 acres, about 200 acres supposed 10
be cleared and but small part exhausted There
IS estimated 10 be between 35 and 40 acres of Low
Grounds every acre excep, about is first rate
tobacco land the balance Of The cleared lanI PRO.
duces hnc crops of grain of all kinds The uncIrar-
ed land is of the first quality for tobacco
Also, another Tract, on the turnpike, about SIX
miles above Lynchburg, containing Aba acres, a.
bout $50 cleared is fine grain land all Of it lies re-
markedly well, and from the trials modc, is finely
adapted to clover There are on his tract about 30
acres IN Meadow, and very productive the IN.
cleared land is very heavily tlmbcred the i'm
m"ve"e"'s On either OF these tracts are only sua-
BILE for small family or overseer
POSSESSION can be had of both. if application is
made before the hrst of March next, and terms as
accommodating as could be required. For further
part' uars enquire OF the subscriber, near New
Lnn'oh W. w. AUSTIN
Dec. IS -,
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Dr. .AarCiNKOWski's
Balsamic Pills, for Dchilitated Fe.
les.


a Medicine confdentlv o6crcd to The public as one
FPnt 1chaca 1adtcaL and permanent cure can
be obtained.
ffiHESE Pills purify and cleanse the blood from
- those distractions incident to d. bllitaed Fe.
maaS, thocy restore free circulation reform the il.
u9ular OPERATIONS of the sanaulierous system and
fectlly the disordcred functions. Tie proprienrs
confidence IN the virtues ofths innocent ond active
preparation, is founded on the most decided cstimo
nv from many who have experienced lis fffcacy
lie can assure the public, that when the Basamc
Pills are regularly taken according TO The directions
accompanying them, they fail rot 10 revive and IT.
establish the desired henlthy habits and 10 restore
to The pallid countrnarce the pleasing glow Of
health and good spirits
Married Laggies will find these Pills equally scr
viceubIe exc, It in cases ofrrcgnancy, WHEN .rey
must not bc taken. They may he used with adj
tanage by ell or man or Woman, IN oil cases Of
hypochondrac. hysteric or vapour,sh disorders, IN
hectic, consump'ive or dysrep.ic affections. In oh
cases OF his dcscrp ION, these Pills revive putlty
and nvieorate the disordered system.
N TO proven, counterfeit the proprietor has
his name written on the labels accompanying Tho
walls, without which none will Lc genuine.
For sale by r. STABLER, Druggist,
LyncIburs, Va
Oct @ udms
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Who can doubt the efficacy Of the
Indian Vegetable Elixir.

TIH'S IS TO certify, that !, the subscriber, have
- for several years past, a, stated periods
been gr'esous,y afflicted with rheuma ,isn,, and
have at intervals been confined TO my house una :.
b'et attend NY ordinary avoca,ions l had re-
sorted to the common remedtes, without obtaining
rehei. Hearing ot the value of Dr. A. Fnrhs
MEDICINE, applied TO him Tor the same and have
as trnst, by the efficacy Of his Indian Vegetable
Elix'r, br.n pertecly cured. On one occasion |
WAS Tor more than a month in such a si,nation
maj c"u'd not move my limbs iihoui assistance
ny making use OF one bottle Of the Indian Vere,a.
ule th1ir, was restored. AT another time 1 was
Tor the space OF ihr weeks unable to leave nv
mouse, ana by the usc of one bottle " as again re-
heved. l 'her'fore recommend cordially md
with great confidence, this invaluable .peci6c In
those who are afflicted with Rheuma tie complsu,.
WM. BARCLAY.
Columbia, Oct. 10th. 1892
HIGHLAND DISTRICT,
State of South Carolina. (
Personally appeared before me WIN. Barclay
and made oath that the above Certificate is rue
WIN. BARCLAY.
ROBT. BRYCE J. p. Ex. OF
W The above valuable Mrdiciue is for sale by
ee subscribers, sole agents in Lynchhurg..
J. 1. Il J. f.. ROYAL.
Mnrch3 wlmmi2mj
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New Dry Goods.
ruNHE subscriber has jus, opened at his Store,
II large and fashion nblc assoriment Of Dry Good1,

ME subscriber has jus, opened at his Store,
Il large and fashionable assortment Of Dry Gooos,
Of superior quality. Among them are
Giesn brown, purple, cinnamon and cold Pro De
Sass Silks
Cold Gro dc Maps and other Silks, very cheap
Black Italian Silks and rich black figured Silks
81 and "a French and English Merinos
81 and "a black md co'J Crrcassians
LADIES' red and black Merino Shawls
Ladies' Merino and Th,bei Hdkfs.
Barge, Gsoze and other Fancy Hdkfs.
few ich Needle Work Muslin Capes
do d. do Chimnzets
White aad colorcd Satins
White and cold Italian Grapes
Florenoes
Lace, Lace Edging and Insertings
Bobnet and Grecan Qnillipgs
Cambria Edgngs, Worsied Edgings
Ladies and Gents Gloves
Rich open work Silk Hose
Plain black and white Silk Hose
Worsted and Cotton Hosiery
Tnse FL
Bonnet, Belt and other Ribbons
A general assortment Calicos
Green white and black Wells, &c. &c.
ALSO,
A sup. lot blue, black and fancy cold Cloths
Blue, black and fancy Casslmeres and Satnetts
Red, white and green Flanncls
Pads and Bombuzctts
Linscys, kerseys and other coarse Goods for Ne
groes
Bed Tlcknes, Apron and Counterpart Checks
"a 4 and 81 b own and bleacheJ Shiuings and
Shee,lngs
Damask Dioper and Table Cloths
Toilanet, Swansdown und other Vestings
Rose. Whitney, London Duncl and Poin, Blankets
The above, and variety of others suitable 10 the
season, daily expected, which recommend TO the
public at unusual low prices. Dealers will please
call and examine before purchasing, for cheap bar
gains can certainly be had here.
ROBERT KYLE.
Oct IL ts
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$50 REWA ARD.

UNA WAY from Jesse Jopling, on the Is,
day OF October last, Ncgrc Man by the
name OF CHARLES, about 80 10 80 years of age.
OF black COMPLEXION, about 5 feet to 9 inches
hgh' stout and square built, pleasant cuan,enoncr.
to"ho race, Pohtc and quick sp' KEN good set Of
teeth, rather shot no o,her mark or scars ,cc,1
'cced, except his small toes grow together further
Than usual. II is expected that he has hanged hi>
name ana clothing, and oblain,d free papers w,ll
executed, AM probably assumed the name of -
Bowman, as he has been intimate with free nc,roes
OF that name.-The above rewurd of $50 will be
gwen " taken out of the counties of Bedford or
h"'e'ouI', so that get him, or $25 if token in Ell
Their of the above counties.
JAMES JOPLING,
Attorney in fact for Jesse Joplino
AZ The Lexington Union and Kama VII, Ran.
ner VIII give the above 3 Insertions and forward
'"eIr accounts to this office for payment.
WITS
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Valuable A.anA fOr Sale.

PURSUANT to q decree Of the County COuit
a Of Campbell. pronounced on the day Of
January. 1885, in a suit in said Court depending
h"'"ern Charles A. Holcombe and Others PLAIN
hh- and Samuel Carter and Elizabeth his wife.
and "th"rs, defendants. shah, as the Commission
er IN said decree named. on the 18th day Of fe'
hr"ary next il fair, il not, the next fair day. on
the premises, proceed to sell. t. the highest bid
der. by way Of public auction. the tract OF Land OF
"hirh The late John Ho'combe died possessed
containing l64 acres. This Land lies on BON
sides Of Opossum Creek within six miles Of tho
town of LynchhnTg, and is considered vtry val,
nahle tract The terms will I've, cash for one tina
OF the purchase money. and for the residue there
OF credit OF one AMI two years. the pnrchas
giving bond with good security Tor the del'ff''
PAYNE Is, and the title will br retained as tut
ther curry j. WILLS, Com.
Jan. %, 1885 wds
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TRUST SALE,

10Y vntue OF n deed of trust executed 70 the
- sub.ctiber by Jesse Dillon sou Of Samuel.
of the date OF the 10th Of June, 1920 and duly re-
corded IN the county court of Franklin county and
BY the further order of said court, pa sod on III G
9th day of October, 1884 shall proceed TO sell
by way OF pubic auction on the premises, one GER
tain tract or parcel Of LAND. in Franklin county
containing One Hundred Acres, on Foul Gourd
creek, joining The land Of John Arthur and Others;
also, one Sorrel n rse six Had Of Cattle, ten
Head OF Sheep, fifteen head of Hogs, two Feather
Beds add furniture, one Walnut Chest, Chairs, one
Walnut Tahle, two Iron Pots two Ovens and lids
and four Bee Stands, on the 18Th day Of February
1885. The title is bell we'd TO be goo l. but acting
as trustee, will only convey such Us is vested in me
by said deed
SAMUEL HELM, Commissioner.
Jar. % 6,-
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Elizabeth MARI widow and rclet of Mari james
deed. Alexander ID. Mar, John james MOI gun,
Robert 81 elton and Matilda his wife, William
Still and Elizabeth his wife, John Mari, Mary
L. Mari, Thomas Wainwright and Sarah his
wife, Ambrose X. Mar, Ambrose Mar and
Caroline his wife, Francis II. Mar, the last and
infant under the age Of twcpty.one years. who
sues by her mex, f'iend Elizabeth Mari
fflAKE NOTICE, that ,hnll on the Goth day
- of January next, nj the house Of John Tayloe
IN the county of Amherst near the Toll Bridge
proceed 10 take the dispositions of Benjamin Nor
veil and oth,rs, and on the eth day of the same
month, at The Washington Hotel, in tho town OF
Lynchburs, proceed 10 take the dispositions of Dr.
q A. Rose and others and II from any cause the
above depostlons should not be taken or completed
on the above days, they will be taken on the 2sh
and 29h OF the same month"; at the same place And
on the ith day Of February next, at the Eagle Ia
vern, IN the City OF Richmond, Va. proceed to take
the DISPOSITIONS of Col. John w. Holt aud others
and # in case they should mol be token on the dth
Us named they will be taken the 9th of the same
month and at the same place. And on the 18th day
Of February, AT the Bell Tavern in Liberty, Bed.
ford county, shall proceed TO take the deposiions
of John .. Lcltwich and others which, if not com.
pletcd on that day, will be continued on the lG h
and lIth OF the cnme month, at the same plnc G
which said depos,ions, when taken, are intended
be read rs evidence on the trial of suit now de-
pending IN the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chanccry for The county of Bedford Vn in which
said suit, you are plaintiffs, and myself and Others
defendants. ANTHONY RUCKER,
Executor of Ambrose Ruckcr, decd
Dec % "a,
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800 NEW ANN.

nAN AWAY from tive subscriber, residing ia
~ Lynchbp'g Va. about the ION OF The pres
ent mouth two Negro Men, CHARLES aud
WILLIAM the frat aged about %, and the last
about %. Thee negrors are brothers. and both
verv bright mulalloes-indeed. Charles might AL
most pBss him ,e,f for n white man--Wiiiam Is rn-
Their darker, and al this time laborine under an
injury on The wTist. occasional by spanning so
that WHEN he LETT he had his arm in sling Wi
liam is rai er the larger, being about feet or
10 inches high, tulcfably stoot- Charles rather
smaller in stature-W lillian has n fail bushy head
Of hair--Charles' han sta,her straight, ookin q
more like White man's. These negroes we're
raised in Albemarle. and belonged formerly 10
Col. - Jordan, of that county, by whom they
were sold TO the father Of the subscriber Geo
Williams. in the wear 1880. J. il supposed they
may be some"h' re lurking in tia. county. or in
Rockb,idge. where they have rela IONS, aud are
well acquainted. The sub, oribci " III give the n
bove reward oil $50 Tor he apprehension Of both,
and so securing them. that she again gets posses
sion OF them-or SA5 Tor the apprehension aud
securing OF either one OF them. They had on
when they lett here. common jeans clothes, and
white hsis--W, llam was seen curing tha present
week in Rockbridge, in The oeig hborhood Of Mr..
Samuel Renwick. CHRiSItNNA TODD
IL The Charlottesville Advocate, Lexington
Union, and Stsun,0o Spectator will please publi.h
the above weekly ior four weeks.
Jan. % "a
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JOHN ALEXANDER, C. S. G. Chy.
COM ) ISSIONER'5 OFFICE,
Great Sale of Land, Negroes, &c.
Jan. 10

Y virtue OF deed of trust, executed To The
- subscriber by Col. John p. Gray, bearing
date the 10Th day of October, 1881, and of record H.
the Clerks Office OF Bedford county court | shall,
by direction Of he persons for whose benefit The
deed was made,on Thursday the l2lh day of Feb
ruary next, on the premises within mil nj
the town OF Liberty, proceed to SELL to the highest
bidder twonHcts of Land, containing together 600
acres, more or less, adjoining each oth,r. The Land
lies adjacent to the town of Liberty, on the ruln-
pike road, and adjoins the Lands of John w
Holt and others, one Of which was purchased by
SAID John p. Gay, Of the estate of James c. Step
toe, ard the other of James Irvine. Also al the
same time and place, will sell, 10 the hig hest bld
der, the following Slaves, to wit Big Charles,
Elic, Lewis, Eady, Rachael, Rice, Little Charles,
Allen, Pauna, Ned Amy and her two children.
Billy and Edmund, Peter, Cupit and Harriet ard
any increase of the Female Saves.-Also, all his
the said Gray's, Horses, stock of Cattle, Hogs and
Sheep, with all his Farming Utensils, Two scls of
Blacksnllh's Tools, all his Household and Ki chen
Furniture aud all the crop of Tobacco Gram, &C.
Ut every description Selling as trustee shall
convey no other title Than the one vested III me-
TERMS.--A credit Of |, 2 and vears will be
given, the purchasers giving bond with approved
security, and deed of trust on II Land to secure
the purchase money.
II The ale of the ersonal property will com
me- &c at the Home House ; and all persons desi.
rous TO sec the property before the day of sale will
eppy 10 Col. Gray.
EDMUND IRVINE, Trustee
N. B-The creditors of John p t;r.v are hero
by requested TO come forward and exhibir ,helr
CLAIMS. f. IRVINE
Dee IL o.
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-
NOTICE.,

RY virtue Of deed orirust, cxecu ted 10 the sub
- scrber by William rockingham, bearing
date on the All day of April 1884, aud The deed
duty recorded IN the clerks cifce OF Campbell
county,-tor the purpose of securing certain sum
OF money therein expressed, | Will sell, on the
premises, u, the house of sand Rockingham, in
Campbell county, on the road leading from Lynch,
burg to the lover end of Long Mountain, and 7
miles from Lynchburg on Thursday the l2th
day Of February, 1888, If f,Ir IT not the next fir
day the Tract OF Land ON which SAID Frothlnp
ham now lives, and supposed 10 CONAN fifteen a.
ores. There is or said Land new dW ding house
40 feet by 20, and ether improvements.
EDW u. WRITER'S, Trustee.
Jan. 10. wtds
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New England Seed Store.


a r the AsrienHuyal and hortteaHh'aI ware
u house connected with ,he N. Enwland Farmer
the subscriber continues the Seed Establishment,
and now offers 10 dealers, Gardeners, and the pup
lie generslly an uLriyalled collection OF
GARDEN, GRASS, g. FLOWER SEEDS,
comprising unusual fine varieties ana OF undouo'fd
quality and vMsty--being raised under the par
,lculat direction and expressly for the establish
meni
Garden Seed, in boxes assorted for dealers f'om
l0o 100 dollars ench.-Also In pounds, halves aud
quarters at very moderate prices.
Boxes Of Seeds containing good assortment FOR
private gardens at SO each.
300 to 400 choice varieties of Flower Seeds IN 6
cent papers-20 papers for 81 90.
Grass Seeds at the lowest market prices a,
Wholesale and Retail.
Fruit and Ornamental TREES. Grape Vines,
Plants and Roots supplied at one days notice
Just published Catalogue of 80 poges which
will be sent grail, to customers.
GEO. BARRETT.
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q % Newark.

ID AN AWAY from the subscribe, some time
~ IN July last, a negro woman named RIA
CHEL-a large black woman, about 40 years old ,
clothing not now iecoleo,ed, She has a ve,y plea
SAINT counienonce, and quite mid when spoken to.
She has lived in the nelghborhood Of Lynchburg
for several years and understand she W as raised
near Fredericksburg, Va will give tho above
reward # she is taken out of the county end deliy.
cred me, dollars iftakcn in the county W ith
oil reasonable charges il brought home
LUKE WADE.
Boietourt, Jan. 10 Is
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" inter Goods i.

VIE subscribers have on hand n large assert
. ment of the following Winter Goods viz.
"a & IA Plain and Plaid Linseys Cheap
"a American Kerseys
Low priced Sancts
Point and Duhil Blankets
Rose and Whitney DO
Wilson's and Gandy's Napt Co,,ons
An OF which they arc determined TO sell cheap
Those wishing 10 purchase will find IT to their in.
teres, 10 examine their goods before buying
FRANKLIN, HUNT, & Co.
Opposite the Virgin an Office
Dec IL Is
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REMOVAL.

HNllE subscribers have removed their establish
u ment to tie house lately occupied by MIR. H.
Johns next door 10 Mr. John r. ID. Payne, and
Immediately opposite to The Farmers INK, where
they offer for SALE FOR cash. or barter for Country
Produce, a large & general assortment Of GROCE
RlES and DOMESTIC GOODS They invite
their former friends and the public generally to call
and examine their stock before purchasing else
where, as they are determined TO sell ut very
small advance on cost
LANCASTER & MARSH.
Jan ~ G,
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To somue Davidson, Thomas Dixon, Sheriff of
Campbell, and such administrator de bonis
non OF jeremiah ingiam, dec. Robinson Cheat
ham, Lewis Campbell, llarllege uowerton and
Elizabeth his wife, Stephen Bradley and Samuel
Dickey, the two last Of which are ton residents
Of the State of Vifgna--
Make NOTICE, that shall on Friday the
u 18Th day OF March ncx', between the rising
and the sitting Of the sun of same day q, the tavern
house Of Jno. H. Punket', III the county OF Camp
hell, proceed to take the deposnons OF Poindex,er
Patterson and others which said dispositions,
when taken. are TO be read evidence on the irial
Of suit, now depending and undermine III the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law ond Chnnoery FOR
the town of Lynchburg, IN which myself and 9th.
ers are plaintiffs, and you and others dcfcn-
danls and il, from any cause, the said DISPOSITIONS
should not be taken completed on that day, then
to be taken completed on the day following, d,
the same place. WILLIAM A. S STAPLES.
jan - Is
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E5sRs, Jesse Lehwieh, John Leh~ieh
| WI VIM. Leftwieh, Edward shurman and Eli
zsbeih his wife, Mary Oiey. Lucy MeClnnahan,
lanes Mitchell and Ann his wife, WIN. w alton,
| Maria Lewis, Robt Craig and his wife Malinda,
Willlan,C. Leilwich, John s. Lenwich, Robert
c. sePloc and Eliz.beih his WIFE William Men
ISIS, Frances Menis,, WIN. l.. oiey, Thomas J.
Oicy. John Il. O,ey, Reeves 8. Seruggs and Ma.
linda his wife. Jesse Burton, Alexander Burton
Lewis Pficc and Angelina his wife, Charles Jor.
dan and Matilda his wife, Gusrasus Ii. Burton
John ~ Burton, Chrsioper c. Burton Elizabeth
Burton Sarah Turner, Mary Lcf,wich, Joel Left
wich, John Goodc and Ann his wife, Asheiina Left
witch and Adollne Leftwict-Take notice, that on
the trial of tho eioc,ment now depending and
undetermined IA the CfcuitSuper,or Court Of Law
and Chancefy for the county of Bedford, styled on
the docket, Seekfighf Lessee against Donouehi, in
which you arc The real plaintiff and | am defend.
ant that in pursuance II IN act of the General
Assembly in such cnss made md provided, | shall
give in evidence before the jury on the trial OF said
suit, that Alsop Taylor, dec under whom claim
title TO The premises IN controversy, in his life time,
actually paid to WIN. Lehwich dec in his life time
the full amount Of The purchase money for SAID
land ard premises and MS | have understood and
believe II TO be true, that the said William Left
wlch las, named in hs Me time, executed o Alsop
Taylor, or 10 Brown & Claytor, or TO some one
else, for his, the said Tnyl benefit title bond
to the land and premises IN controversy, and that
ihot bond, or copy OF II Is IN your possession,
IN the possession OF some one or more of you
MS therefore, Is 10 require you TO produce sad
lh'e bond, ON the trial of said SUIT or that will
proceed 10 give evidence offs contents
PENELOPY WHITE,
Lo,e Penelopy Taylor.
Jan l2 2m
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ANctiON sales,

G n tuesday night the 9th, shall resume NY
~ night Auctions, and regularly continue 'n n u
every Tuesday and Friday nights during The az
and Winter months. My stock will be 81 ~, o.
VIII SUIT the season and sold in smull lots Wy
dav sales will be every Wednesday al II ocl0,N
OF Groceries, Furniture, &c. &c. Fayors from M ~
country are particularly invited as my sales S''
be regular. CHARLES PHELPS, Auc'L
Sept. =, 1884. Ills