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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20
PSpElT'RY Y.
Aucn rrr rKMAINs uNscSa.n
(kfom Friendships oberiag for 1896. }
HOPE
BY z. X. lirRynY.

u L. IA.
Agaiu-again shc comes l--ineulinks, hear
:, Her Wild, swoet singing, aud her cushing wings.
Aud welcome sends--ftom ull It's broken string.
IL was not thns--not taus--~e mot of yorc,
- When my piumcd soul want half way to the sky
10 greet her; ood tue joyous song she boTo
m Mas scarce more tuleul than a. glad reply
lie wings fettcfed by the weight OF year,,
And grief has sPoilt the music with her cars
She comes IL know her by her starry eyes,
know hor by the rainbow IN her hair,-
liel vestutc otthe light of summer skics:-
Bat sonc tho gifde which sho used to wear
or summer and the sandal-fowers
,,, That hung cnan,ofed round her iaisy foot
Aud culled from oil their beautiful and
Nor Offers, now, The gailanls of the ,orih
Come baci comc backl-thou hast been absent long,
Oh. welcome back the sybil of the SOUL
who Gomez, and comes again, with pleading strong,
- To offer TO the heart her cystic scroll;
Ihouyh every year she sadder look,
@ .Nna sngs a saddor sons,-end, every year,
Ana fewer wha, she brings, and far more desri-
a. snes, she came, oh! might she come asain,
with all tue persisted volumes offered thea.
Bat come!--thy coming is glodness YETI
o., light rom the present DER tho future cast,
That makes tie Preseatbfgh t--but OH regret
Is present sorrow while ii inourns the past.
. To tell the day light of the heart is dono,--
Como like the seer OF old and, with thy SPELL
fnt back the shadow OF that setting
on my souls dial and, with new born light
HUSH tho wild tolling OF that voice ufright.
Bright spirit, comc--tho mysiic rod is thine
That shows the hidden fountains OF tho breast,
And turns, with point unoTring, divine
The places where its burcd treasures rcst,--
Its hoass OF Thought end fselng:-at that SPELL
methinks, feel its long-osi wealth revealed
Aud ancient springs within my spirits we'll,
That grief had choked, aud ruins had concealed
Aud sweetly spreading, where their waters play,
The tins aud freshness offs early day.
She comes. she comes!-her voice is in mine oar,
Her mild, sweet voice, that sings, aud sings forever
Whose stream OF song thoughts awake 20 hear,
Lake flowers that haunt the margin OF river,
(flowcrs that, like lovers, only speak N sirhs,
Whose thoughts hnss voices nto their hearts
she comes'--i know her by her radiant eyes,
beiore whose smile, the long dim cloud dcparts;--
Aud II darker shade be on het brow
And ~ her tones be saider than Of yore
And u she siugs more solemn music low,
And beaTs another harp than orst sho bo.e-
And naround her form longer glow
Ths earthly flowers that, in her youth, she woro,--
That look il holier, and that song more sweet,
And kedrca's howeTs-he stars-nro at her fecti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

"a AND FOR sALE--The subscriber wishes 10 81 i
n the Tract Of Land on which he resides, in The coun-
~ Of Cumberland Willis river, containing 500 acres
about 30 Of which Willis bottom. This land
is situated in agreeable and pleasant neiqhborhood
with the advantages Of water navigation from The farm
to the city Of Richmond. The improvements are good
and suited 10 the comfortable accommodation Of small
family lie would also sell adjoining the above
supposed to contain about TO acres. JOS FUOUA
November 6. 58-wl5V
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

ri OTlCE.-A memorial will be presented TO the ne xt
y General Assembly of Virginia, praying the pas
sage of Law for the removal Of the seat of Justice Of
the county of Hanover, to central and con-
venient location than tic present
September l5. 39-tf
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Re UNAWAY IN JAlL.--was committed 10 die
n a JAN of Powhatan county, as Runaway, on The
doy OF October last, negro woman who calls her
self Charlotte Read She is feet high about 20 years
old, and OF brown comprehensive visible marks
scars ABOUT her hands or aceShe says she is free and
raised in the town Of Columbia Lancaster county.
fenhsyyana The owner is requested 10 forward,
pay charges and take her away will be dealt with
o. tle law direois Ebert MOSBY, Jaitor.
November ~ D5--wlw
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washington Memr.y AcadeFny.

"a VIE trustees take pleasure in informing the public
81 that this ancient Institution has been in successful
operation the present year, under the cement of
Mi James Nj. Mckenzie. AT board of Trustees, held
ON the 2nd day of October an examination Of MIR
Mckenzie School held and the Trustees were IRA
tined to the progress the Scholars had made They
nave seldom, II ever seen greater improvement for the
time. The Trustees consider it due TO the merits OF
Mr. Mckenzie, TO say that they attribute this extraotd
nary advancement Of his holars his unremitted at
tenlions--lis School dscipline-and his method of in
structon, which mparts TO the youthful mad love of
study This School will again open early in the month
OF Janu1ry Tor the ensuing year. under the supeuten-
dence OF Mr. mckenzie. In This school will be taught
Reading, Writing, Geography, History Chronology
English Grammar, Exercises in Compositions Aritme-
TIC, with the minor branches of Mathematics practic II
surveying, tue Latin Language. and the rudimens of
the Greek The fee foe the Latin and Greek will be
SO; Mathematics and practical Surveying SOS all or
any OF the other branches $50, the scholastic year No
scholar admitted for Ices term than half year. Mr.
hckenze can accommodate several Boarders In his fa
mily, for 300, including tuition fee
The Academy is situated within 10 miles of The CITY
OF Richmond, in the county of Hanover in as healthy a
neighborhood any in Virginia
The Trustees would vite the attention of Parents and
Guardians to TINS School worthy Of their notice and
patronage The following gentlemen Compose the Board
OF Trustees viz: Reuben Meredith, Henry Curtis Ed
mund B. Crenshaw, Miles Macon Edward Covan Tho.
mas Gardner, Edwin Shelton. George w Truehear
Gustavus v jones, William w. Michic Thomas G.
Clarke, Ralph Wingfeld, and Burwell Starke
References may be had to any of the above
Published by order of The Board
II. MEREDITH President
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Richmond. Va. Nov. 3. 7''' - 20 ''I e

IL OTICE.-A petition viii he presented to the next
Legislature of Virginia, praying for precinct cleo
ton at William Twins Tavern in the lower section of
Cumbcfland county. rs October o.
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ECONOMY!-SOUTHENN ECONOMY
"a ME subscriber having determined TO purchase Ii
Il HES and CoTroS RAGS for the the Richmond
Franklin Manufacturing Company, would advise all per-
sons in Virginia. and all the Southern States To save what
they throw away and forward them to him where
they will receive the highest prices in cash groceries
A. JONES,
Corner Of + and 9th street.
Richmond Va, Nov. 3. 5o-Gt
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Men s.siisac

HERS MARY TOMPKlNS can accommodate from,
I'VE 10 10 Members of the Legislature with Board
the ensuing session.
Nov. ID. 55-3t
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sgoDimsols's Practice, VOL. ,.

Eastern District Of Virgiaia to acit:
it remembered, that the eleventh day of Sep
RI - tembcr, Ammo Domini, thousand eight hun
drcd and thirty FIVE, CoNwAy RoBISsoS of the said Dis
tric hath deposited in this Office the title of Book the
title of which, is in the following words To wit: I'ic
Practice in the Courts of Law and EGnty in Virginia. by
CoSwAY RoBrEsoS. Volume H. Containing Practice II,
and sold by Robert J. Smith l-35" Tile right whereof
he claims author, in conformity 10 the Act of Con,
gress entitled Gan Act to amend the several Acts
HENRY GIBSON, cle,k of The District.
u The following extract from Mr., Rohinson's Pre-
contents
The consideration that under the Judicial system of
FTgtnd, Chancery causes must often DC decided with
out the benefit OF Libraries and desire make the yo
lune useful beyond the limits of the State have together
induced me to give greater scope TO it than lis name i'm
ports 1t Is III truth treatise upon the principles of
equity as well as iiis practice, and will prove think
convenient book OF reference the practising LAWYERS
IN any portion of the Union In it will be found the
ttrg!l.a Statutes and Decisions, such Adudications in
the Chancery of EngtaRd and beiaad it seemed pro-
per to mention account of their Importance the
recent date at which they made and most of the
Equity Decisions in the United States The Nc,o York
reporters, Carncs, johnson, C0tcea, Uiade, Hopkins
and Paige are cied nearly often those Of Vireiaia
frequent reference is made to the Decisions of SUI
preme Court of the United States in DaHas, Csaneh
Ghs9to@ and Peters to those of Mr. Justice Starry Nh
san, and to the Decisions of South Carolina in Ban Dr.
sd"SSare and bcCord-and occasionally citations are
made from The Pennsylvania Cases in Yates Binney and
Ra'oie and from the Massachusetts Reports including in
the latter not only those called ten volumes
of MIR Pickering"
The Second Volume of Robinson Practice contains
442 pages, with table of Contents and table of Cases
cited, comprising 45 pages, and complete Index to both
Volumes embracing 200 pages more making altogether
o9o pages 1t now in the Binders hands, and will be
for sale at the store of the subscrber in Richmond in
10 or IL days Price Of the Volume, So so cts
September 10. [:S-tfl ROBERT /. SMITH
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA -afedicol
q DcPartaem.-The Lectures will commence as usu-
al on the first Monday Of November and be continued un
al the first day of the ensuing March
man, M ID.
institutes of Medicine, by Samuel Jackson, M d.
Special and General Anatomy, by VIM. h. IIorner,
M. ID.
Alatera Medica and Pharmacy, by Geo. b. Wood
Chemistry, by Robert Hare Nj ID.
Surgery, by Wm. Gibson, M. ID.
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women AID Children by
VIM. r. Devices M. ID.
Clinical Medicine and Surgery taught by the Pre-
scrhng Medical Officers at the Blockey Hospital under
the Guardians Of the Poor and the Pennsylvania Hos
pital w. Il. HORNER, M. D..
Dsan Of the Medical Facuity
sept. 10. 39-t15N
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Nov G.

HB APPAHANNOCK LAND FOR SALE.-The
~ = subscriber offers for sale Tract of Land Wing on
the North bank OF the liappahaanock containing about
400 acres; the greater part of which IS cleared and en-
closed; the resduc is covered with chesnut and pine
timber II is supposed that the general advantages Of
situated within uilcs of the Chcsapeake Bay end with
III three at an established Steamboat landingand pro-
uucc sent TO Baltimore BY water Of cents per bushe
The soil is light, finely adapted TO the growth of corn
cotton, clover sweet and Irish potatoes &C. and i as
easily enriched any land in the State This situation
IN the midst OF genee and poaceable society " said To-
be the healticst in the neghborhood commands an e
tensiye land and water prospect; and the river passing
immediately before the door, abounds with oysters and
fish, IN rich tarrtya valuable slad and herring 6slnrv
may easily be- established. The above property can be
purchased for $500. The subscriber can be seen ON
,ne prem5es-or communications addressed to him, al
White Stone, will meet with prompt attention
r. w II. BRENT.
Locust Grove near White Stone
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Given under my hand, as Governor, and under the
lesser Seal of the Common wealth at Rich
[sEAL] mond, this second day Of November, 1896
IITT'N w TAZENE1T
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hIOTICE.-The subscriber, being about to leave the
4 State of Virginia, has authorised Mr.. Philip NJ.
Iabb, by Power Of Attorney TO rent out the houses be.
longing to the estate Of Robert Johnston deceased and
70 collect all claims due TO said estate And further TO
collect all debts due 10 James ~ Johnston agent TO
Robert Johnston & Son, and 10 WIN. J Cole g. Co
ANDREW JOHNSTON
Excctoy If RoJort JOhnsfon deceased
Richmond, November 5, 1885. 52-w8w
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By the GoUernor IF he Commonwealth Of Plrginia
A PROCLAMATION.

EETHEREAS il has been represented TO me that
w certain Thomas J. Best, who was confined in the
Jail of Monroe county, for coOnlcrfenv Bank Notes
has made his escape, and is now going at large
Now, therefore, /, Littlcton Waller TazeweU Cover
Of the said Commonwealth have thought proper TO
offer reward of two hundred end fifty dollars to any
person or persons who viii apprehcnd the said Thomas
Best and deliver him to the jaor of Monroe county:
And do, moreover require oil officers both civil and
military, and request the good people Of this Common
wealth. to use their best exerons 90 appehend the said
Thomas Best, that he May be dealt with according
law.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

Best is about five feet nine inches high dark con-
pexion regular features, round face straight and olea-
bly, large nose, dark brown eyes, large mouth dark
coarse hair, large hands and feet for man of his size
thick round the chest, slim waist g nd we'll made
except little bowlegged-has peculiar way of clears
ING his throat, which he docs frequently short
when speaking, the Of the eye brots ncreasf
towards each temple, the skin Of the forehead gathering
above and between the eyebrows Ills Voice is clear and
rather fine than no whskcrs bot shortly
nay wear them. lie is about 80 years Of age."
Nov g. s3 80.
~ Tho fswisburg Aieahauian KanawLa banner arc -
qustcd 10 publish flio above, throe times.
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Locust Grove near White Stone
Lancaster CO Va, Nov. l3. 55-w5Vs

FHNO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-Form.
n ellie .bUsic and Fuzzy Sore have in store am
constantly receiving, aud will be very glad 10 sell lie
most splendid assortment Of PASos ard al other kinds
Of musical instruments, strings, music furniture ond
many fancy SnbstqRtires Al paiing is odious / will
merely state that my Pianos more beautiful Their
tone swecic and more powerful that they remain In tune
longer and better built than a other inferior ones.
and lastly, tbat they can be learnt 10 play on in half fe
time Of some other Instruments; IN short they are he
much superior 70 many sold al other places as choycb
organ 70 jew harp with the tongue broke out AZ
TO other musical Instruments furniture and fancy goods
they are FAR above any comparison. viii sell iover
ttn any other person IN this Satc-indccd so low, faf
you will be astonished. All new Pianos aner soid I
will deliver gratis, any distance under 10 niles oiso
warrant and keep them in tune ~ months / hire ont
Pianoa repair old ones and take them in cxcbanoo
will self Chairs lower than any other person. ard e. 90
~ polite, particularly ~ Ladies.
October 70 lafl2ml GEO p. KNAUFF.
al OTlCE.-A petition viii be presented 10 The next
y Legislature asking release Of Che Common.
wcalths right 81 any she has) 70 me- Of house and lot
in tiie city Of Williamsburg, in my possession
DELLA PALMER
ttci ~. 3O--si
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

AtJOYER AND HERDS GRASS SEED PLAS.
" TER PARIS, &c The subscribers have on hand
and will keep constantly, supply Of Best Mountain
Clover Seed Herds Grass Seed and Plaster Paris
which they viii sell on reasonable terms
READ, yENABLEs & SPENCER
Cafksgille Nov J, 1876 52-wsw
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~ Some of the parties TO the ubuve suit not being
inhabitants of this State hereby notify that have APP
pointed the third Monday in January 1886, Icing the
lSth day thereof to attend TO this ordcr-apd that
quest all concerned to attend at my Office Prince Ed
ward Courthouse, the day mentioned. at IL o'clock.
Nov H. WIN. BERKELEY. Commr
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ies-every where known and acknowledged the most |
reckless shameless iibber of the age Were To
expose the calunnics and misrepresentation which he
daily sends forth, il would apprchend, To inn
ply dstrusl of the sagacity and intelligence of the
people; and might ho taken concession OF what
we do not believe be true, that there those who
are IN danger of being cheated by this notorious n
poster The n Y. Evening Star, where its character
is known, is quoted authority for any thing,
less perhaps when most positively and gravcy asserts
fact, its declarations taken evidence of tie ias
~ Of its statement Dealing entirely in felton, it is
uniformly interpreted by the rule Of conirares and is
every where understood TO dsprovc what attempts
prove-to he when il processes speak the truth The
letter addressed TO the editor of te Richmond Enquircr
pretending to give an account OF what was done in this
city the time the incendaries assembled here is per-
fectly ia character with his whole course it is fair
pie OF ms daily sbors ftirt fabrication from Begin
n"g TO end every allegation being false and knoen
De tdlse by the editor when il published The Off
cia proceedings and acts of the citizens of Utica
nected with the abotoniss have already been publish
ced They are gall and wCrmwood to Noah He wanted
the convention TO assemble and remain undisturbcd
Then hc would have told the South that il supported
by the Van Buren, paify-that, Notwithstanding il pro-
iessed hostility TO the incenharies they were secretly
encouraging them and would take any measures TO
pat The convention down This the state of thugs
this Prolgate editor desired, and conceal his
chagrn at his disappointmentat the utter failure of
ms schemes In fact in his private conversations,
assured he mancsts his dissatisfaction boasts that If
the convention had been dispersed by the Van Blu
renes that he could have made the South 90 against
hun; but coniesses That now the game is up
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

NOTICE Pursuant 10 a Deed Of Trust cxecuted'to
lE The subscriber and Charles Thompson IT, by sam
ucl Cochron bearing date the 1t Of October 1893
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of Hanover Coun
~ Court, / shall proceed 10 sell, Monday 18th
day Of February. 1886, if fair if not the next fair dav
thereafter, a public auction, The premises for ready
money for The purposes therein expressed the Tract II
Land 10 said Trust Decd mentioned lying both dos
ing three bundled and oriynne acres on which there
is Grst and Saw Mill, lanyard end yariots Other
improve Selling as trustee, shall convey such
title only as IS vested w me by ths Trust Decd though
the title - believed TO be good and unqnestionaJe
y. G.. BROWN, Trustee
November f3 * 80
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n AND FOR SALE.-We will sell to the highest
bidder on the promises, Friday, the 18th Of De.
meeklenburg, one mile West Of Chrisansyile with
good buildings we'll waterpd aud about one half in
woods, and good tobacco land Col A. Burwcll is our
authorized ngentAny person wanting information will
apply to him Terms made known OH the dag Of sale.
JOHN TABB,
THOS. TABB.
October2 f43-w10wEJ Eb'0Is Of f.. n. TaJb. decd
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Any Stakeholder depositing the amount of the reoui-
sition upon him. IN the Bank OF Virginia or any of lis
Branches and producing certificate of such domestic
to the Secretary of the Company, will receive credit
on the books of the Company.
n H. Office of the Company, two doors below the
Bank of Virginia, Main-st Richmond.
Oct 2. 43-wt25N
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The parties TO the above suit hereby notified that
shall attend nj Charlotte Court House. the 18th da
of December next, between the hours of 10 and clock
TO carry the above order into effect; which time an,
place the parties are requested 10 attend with such wi
dence and vouchers they may think proper to
in order to an adjustment Of the accounts
JOHN MORTON NJ c.
r
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GAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY
eD At stated monthly meeting of the President and
Directors of the James River and Kanawla Company
held at the Office OF The Company in the CITY Of Rich
mond, on Thursday the 9th day Of Sptcmber lS:5;-
Resoteed That the Stockholders of the James River
anu asha Company, other than the State be- and
they a.! ''rehy required 10 pay TO the Bank of Vr-
ginn, or of its Branches, the of FIVE DoLLARs
each share of stock held by them in the said Com,
pany, before the 25h day of November next
BY order of the President and Directors
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7
The Richmond Enquirer ieayesi( 10 g. The Ch... q.
unmask The PsoAigato Of Che Evening star" W. 20
sPecuuiy decline any attempt 10 perform such se1e
70 ~, say nothing Of rs degrading and even loathsofos
character, II would be, 10 our opinion wsrk of nd
be already stands before the public h
"nsheo pghness, without rag 70 cover his aeformi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-24
PEDIGREE

lie foaled in 1880, and got by that capital racer
and stallion Chateau Magaux, The JcSt Our mile horse of
MS day, winner Of fourteen fur mile races ncudine
X =. races0 om Of fifteen. and who won twenty-five
times ON the most fashionable in England Ills
dam by fartsan of the best runners and stations
OF lis day his graudam Siyorlal by Johanna the best
four mile hOrso Of his day and equally celebrated as
stallion; his gr grandeur by Oryillc who covered ut
- los. cut Of the dam Of The amous racers and stall
lions Rubens Castrel, Selm &c by Alexander High.
hycr-Alircd-E nginecr-Bay Mallons dam by Cade--
Lass Of the Mill BY Old Traycller-Miss Makelcss by
Young GreybOund-Par ner-Mss Doe dam by Wood
cock-Cf0its Boy Barb-Dcsdanona' s dam by Makoless
out Of Old Thornton by Brimmer Dcky Picrson--Bur-
ton Barb mare.
Chateau Morgaux was got by Whaebonc; his dam
Wasp by Gohanna-Hi ghnyer-C honticcers dam Nv
Eclipse Rosebud by Trap-Miss Belsca by RcgulusZ
Bartctts Childers-Homeyw Oods Arabian-dain Of the
Two True Blues. lie was splendid racer, especially
at long distances winning all his engagements the
H. Course AZ years old hc started ten Giaes and ooa
nine yaces, and nc years he started cght tfCs ,oho
losing once. His colts running 3cin ef6at sue.
cess IN Epgland having and better winners than
any young stallion.
II would be useless extend Carcts pedigree fur
her--1chiek Is Tire best If The g0Od uptcacd IN otceL
eoce, ond Of singular richness and pitg it embraces in
an eminent degree in It's various Connexions and by the
closest affinity the mast dispQdshcd k4scs both on to
INT and ~ ME st1d in ancient and modern times and
combines and unites the best crosses Of the Hcrod,
Motchcm ond snap blood aud especially the stout
est strains Of The Eclipse blood. from Eclipse himself
and his sons, Potsos, Mercury, King Fergus Aexan-
: der and Dungannon, sire Of Bedford
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MECzS.NO.v.A1, V.sss GE.vY.4,

ED lCH AND RARE, (sceekiy!) -With the opening
ID " of our navigation. the subscriber will commence
his regular receipt of Supple md Fancy Spring and Sus
mer DRY GOODS; and his arrane ements arc such in
other markets, to keep him supplied, weekly with
choice selection, TO warrant his assuring families
and others visiting this city, that they be all times
furnished with Whatever is decidedly and deSaJ
or fancy, as well complete assortment of stape,
housekeeping Articles.
Great attention paid to Linen Goods--say shi,ing
sheetng, and table hnen-silks, gnglams, and other
new-sye wear for the season. Spring shawls and hand
kcrch;es, IN variety extremely beautiful and
Summer wear for gentlemen; umbrellas stocks, boz
SONS, &c q
Country merchants will find il their account ip
giving me look. Orders promptly and carefully at.
tended to- THO. r. PRICE :
Richmond, Feb 10. 93-2aw4g
a MAX PLANNING are in want of 30 COO feet
w White Oak Plahk at Tobacco Factory on ID
Gary street. j. x s COSBY
February 10 o3Z6