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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-09
A DEMOCRAT OF ROANOKE.

COMMUNICATED.
abhor Apologies and and explanations; and,
therefore shall very succincty what have say
During the last cigM gears. have been pretty COLI
.antlv engaged in Tie ardusus task selfimposcd) OF
detecting, 10 The end that might expose Tor the brne.
fit of others the muitiform and stupendous systems Ct
fraud that are pracScd at all the games III CARDS i'll
vogue In order to possess nysr! OF all t!c knwcdsc
have so long been in search Of have been forced 10
put myself in situations painful to the honorable mind
In exposing the world the knowledge OF this subject
have been fortunate 10 acquire, shall take such time and
plan of operations think hest and most cfitctua!-
NV principal object will be to arrest, as Far Us may, Tie
pernicous practice of gaml NC at cards and TO this
end will now suggest that the law Of this State against
exhibitions Of Farobanls, ought to he materially altered.
Let certain number Of gaming houses be licensed. and
let private gaming be declared by the law TO be peni-
Tertiary offence and the influences OF such legal enact.
ncnts will not fail 10 be powerfully bcrrhca!-Such
punishment NAV be regarded by many rs being too
ve.c but it thus be regarded only by tlI"se who
are initiated and fortunately unacquan!cd with these
Of cricj and therefore cannot 'Fh correct es-
innate Of their rnormty. No punishment known to
penal code is dspropcrtiGnar. Indeed. gambling with
out cheating, is the iuqnity of u murdrrous robbery
upon tie very sanctuary Of IaD moral and intellectual
Gambling, by the aid OF tricks, is The ln!fn!'y
Of lcartless theft upon Tie connrts and nccessarIs
of mems wives and children. This theft is Perpetraed
at all the games cards Every good man should strive
TO put it down, and root il out OF society lurHd 10
contribute nv mite | mediate no individual injury,
ard ,cU mt he Instrumental in ificting any LIT no
baite.axe 10 dcmulish miserable gamblers | WISH ana
shall strive to deprive them of their occupation to Inc
end that they NAV be cncrced 10 seek honest living
bv some other business social and belcr suited to
the dignity of man. g..
1t may be- that my course, without precedent as II 10,
ma he risconstIued. cannot doubt, nevertheless That
| shall hc able 10 all lisconsructions and any
unlavurable mprc<s;on from the mind olercTy man w"
is unseduccd by malign Influences The attempted abuse
OF those who are thus srduccd the rccs praise the
honest mind feed
am aware shall have strnns torrent TO stem, and
therefore ] will HIM these who most interested,
tina, ii pat q tie Say before MY purpose rs &C,
cunplshcd, tic knowledge have is nGcst:cct'be, aud
shall be given 10 tile world.
All ask Of you, Messrs. Editors, is TO publish this
shall not trouble ycu with what may find i! necessary
aud proper &c publish in pursuing my purpose:
K. Il. COLLIER,
Richmond, Jan. G. 1886. Of Peterstlrg, "a.
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NOT ICE

The Friends Of the Administration, in the City of
Richmond invited to in the City Hall, this
Evening o'clock, for the purpose Of appointing De
leya:cs TO attend The Convention Of their Republican
Brethren OF the Legislature, and the Delegates Of the
presented countes-to be held in the Capitol Oh
Monduy night, Cie llh inst.) to nominate LleetoEs'
and organize measures preparatory to the next flcs
DENTAL Election o. tnre presented as we are, either
BY the Delegates of the city the County, it behooves
every Republican to be at his post, and select Special
Delegates for bis own Party; ,,,r,,, ),,rrzpNc
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to sacrifice whatever essentially Distinguishes political
freedom, and to convert institutions into deceptive
fnrs under which to reletlae and IL I'll, er lii ips!
banril! alus.s.
one or r,Ili, REC:EI T.
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Marriage DE.rHhlarici in this town, the 22d as.
by Rev Dr. limerick Nh VIM b. Southra to bliss Sarah
Murray, dat shls Of NJ. John Murray al! OF Wheeling
DEED, Sbenvie, tho morning. OF the 2iih inst Mrs. sarah
Switzerland, wife Of M William Sou.erllnd and oaly child Of
Mr.. John stnriar, Of Wheeling.
happy couple LETT Wheeling the 2 the finest health
aud spirits spend the oha,. with friends IN Stnu-
benve On the following morning the lovely and acconplcd
bride corpse Language feeble to paint the acon Of her
parents tho heart brokenncsI Of her husband.
yAesi1,g Time, Dee. 90.
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NARkEYS-JIHrARY oth. It:'U.
Tos.cco-Thc receipts lave been very light for fort
night usl-lnspections were resumed last
Alunddy-Auction PRICES s., to 50, tor CON-
unn Lays: for lisst lcat, 81 to 81.
ScDsi.s ..cts. rate nominal value 81 in store;
sales occasionally tn5kin. at 81 -.
Wur.r Fed ST p; white s. 40.
yu<u,,t,n and SDcs Of ToJrro, and Foreisn Exports
IN Dcr-micr:
~, OF I-3j Pl.4tI Refn.st. o. land. Foreign E1p's
p;s,o,J w 41:I ga GIT I949 hhds.
p n!.a's,,,rt 10 l4H 1923 81 do.
ie'e"' BAGWEiI.. SMITH & JONES.
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In the event Of Il failure Of the people 10 give ma
~ OF votes TO either of the candidates. the election de-
wives upon the House OF Representatives. Zach State
g. ,hrn have ono New York with her tVrty re-
,.rs,r,a:ivrs vii! have voice no greater than Della.
, with her one representative. Thirteen votes will
- rou.site for an election From the above summary,
j. ,p,ears that Mr. Van buren las naori,ies IN Con-
S from Eleven S:atrs-hc will therefore receive ii
yor.. |, appears ALSO that the Wings have maor'tles
n Eleven States giving 10 the Wing candidate IL votes
T.; Missouri and Mississippi the votes divided. Sup
losing ,rn that the Wings unite upon one of their
,bc vote will stand
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publican chGractIr,-or icrl the abuses endured Ill the
p!, nude Of federal authority. No do see tho
executive maintaining, a. the king can do no wrong,
and its invioasy, shielding lsclt behind the rampars
Of Z: scLH;0n 0ct.' No more do the imperinl
udgc, paTtizan sentinel, designating victims for pro-
srcutun us executive subarrnG, TO whip the rcirac-
tory. into party discipline. But there are other Incl
ens that Us, "ihc enemy still in the field -
Thirty ycarsagn The founder Of the Republican school,
the sag. of Monticello. ioretod the willy intrigue that
would besct us by this obst nate enemy 10 liberal p7'cl-
pics ard 10 equal rights III letter to Gideon Granger,
in the year SU4 he writes, "Le IcdcraiISs know that,
nOmnc they gone forever Their otjrci, thrre-
fore, is, how tn return into under some eF form;
undoubtedly they have but one means: which S 10 dlVlte
the republican party, join the minority, and barter with
them Tor The cloak OF their name On this plan they
succeeded in cj defeated election in the electoral
college by Tie people, carried the election INTO Congress,
which suI.cL the election OF john Quincy Adams
This is the plan which Is proposed 10 be adapted al the
ensuing Presidential eli c,un, by the parties, wlio in
the year Loco. knnwn the federal party,-ln
"a, the National RcpuU!cans-in ~, as the Ameri-
can System paty-in 81, by the Imposing revolutionary
maine vi HaiyS!
Mr. Burres DISTINGUISHED member of this Pyoieus-
Ike party in SPEECH delivered during the past SUMNER
boldly avrwrd the doctrine, thai he wished to sec
another election of president decided D. The people, IN
the electoral college, but ali elections decided ~ tic Vo'e
| Of Congress.
The National ln:cllgcnccr, tie leading Federal Jour
nal in series Of numbers entitled The Prospect be-
fore u.s. giving instructions 10 the party, says neo-
be run in the North and East while
was 10 be run in the middle and NORTHWESTERN Sll'e
and White in the South and Southwest, ana ny tIs
bring the election into The House OF Representa-
! tveS.'
Every idea of proportion and every rule OF lar re-
presentation, ccnspre to condemn such principle,
which gives Rhode Island an equal weight IN the
scale Of power With Massachusetts, Connecticut or New
York; and 10 Delaware, equal voice with Pennsylva
MA Virginia. or North Carolina. It's operation contra
diets that fundamental maxim Of republican, govern
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TnEFANArIcs STILL MOVING.

proposition was carried, ~ u meeiiny of nm
Ann Slavery SOCIETY IN Lancaster county, TO or
ganze n Slnie Slavery Society for Penns,l-
vhnii, Sevoral other Sncieiins have chmcd in
among them, one from Bucks county, and Com
scnton is 10 BE- held al Harrisburg in Deem.
Der, 10 carry out tho view, of the said associa-
IONS.
II will be reeollecird that Bucks is ono of The
counties in which The W ig vote was greatly dimin
lshed We mentioned, some weeks SINCE th, o,,e.
ration al the antl.savrry feeling, rs n principal
cause 81 detection, not only IN tina, county, but o.
thrr>. Does MT ihe movement we have noticed
above, give u clue 10 iha dirclioul Is il not ap-
parent 10 every ono, willully blind, that Mr..
All Bnr"n's success III Ponns, ,anin was IN a great
measure owing Ia h> locaton, and his CONSEQUENT
nIonny OF tteng and interest with thousands,
III that r"gioui Indeed, his presses in Philadc-
plha Openly woke nj To him that account, &
hostility 10 Harrison consequence his we'll un-
drrslood sympati.s and 10 slew the respective
POSITIONS ot each that subject, the Miss ,uri
question ITSELF was ctod W,ll the American SEN
tlnel deny that IL sought in3uence with the wea-
pons here alluded To, and that its nppra;s we're IA
valuable IN some measured Win tho Enquirer de.
ny that the anis'avnry feeling was potent in
Penns, wanna Oh tho Presidential question
[Rieh. Wing.
o." The Emancips'or notices the defeat of "A
candidate seck,ng a nomination in Massachusetts,
and ascribcs i, to his presiding last year "a, an Anti
Abolition meri,ng. This is proving the assertion Of
the New York Auti-Sl.very organ, that men de-
string promotion in that quarter. mus, ask leave
Of the AboliiioniNs."
The DAYTON (Ohio) Republican,. Van Buren,
paper, attributes the defeat Of Mr. StUrpr the
(Whie) candidate in the Cincin congressional
district, 10 the interference Of his friends in the mob
Of that CITY which dcsiro, I'D Birna,'s Philan.
,hropi,, and To Mr.. Srorrrs last winter ''that
Congress ought /, inisri,r. with Slavery in the
District Of Columbia"
viii the Enquirer have the csador inform W.
readers that this i, Of the causes assien-
ed for AIR. Storc,s dcfrali VIII ii have the in.
nnen lrnce 10 rcbnke its Abolition ally no.
o. Some of the Northern papers are he. ming
10 take ground against the admission of Texas,
into tho American Unon, ON the ground that IL
viii strengthen the interest Of The slavrh0iding
States. We shall soon hear the whole Northern
phaianx join in the rrv and 'l" alarm will be-
dcd IN every plausible form calcnlat"d 10 awaken
cupidilv and f,nalicsm. Tie surrender uf Nir-
una aud North Garol,n. Ia their worst enemies,
will cmbodrn iho>,. who now dealing IN wills.
p-r. 10 elevate ihrir and enhance their de-
maud>. Tn. canning Session of Congress VIII dcvr-
lon sim. which Cannot b. n,tnkru. Tho storm, i.
Gathering. rs.
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VOL. XV.....NrO. %.

). 81" g'"u oa' s"'''e attempts are M kiuv To vim.
create our Character IN Europe These a,,..,,,,.
W" u" sooo. Several thousand copi.s III Mr.
o''' Arn''ds"', debate with Mr.. Tl,on,pson have
"een circulated. Vi the letter To Lord Br,uvhnm
l'''"s"e' ,"s WINTER large numl~r. Of copies, /
""'' M'hu were circulated IN England. Il WAS
rrpnhslcd entire IN An English px,.r ,,,i,l;.,..S
IN Paris and was also no,,crd in \ very t,na ,.,
nor bV severcrai French journals. Il was widely
circulated ON the Continent. aud has BEEN very
.ofd's''y spoken OF by Journals in Germany and
S"'oe". ii"s" facts are encouraging, and show
'h't thc people vi tho continent, are more di.Do.vd
tn do ns Justice than the English are.
!, II amusing 10 think Of Mr.. Thou,pson's su,-
gesi'on, thai the English government onsh, IN IN
,sf'ef" ana demand that slavery in the United
States should Cease I'll. rn;I- 800. ~. wnnI
] l"arn took place At IA small parry Of ucn,teu,sn
,od ladies' IN tins city, one evening last winter.
An English gentleman who was present, intrudu.
ced the subject OF shaver, In Ann, RIGA, and rspe-
''aiIy HE manner IN winch Mr.. Thompson WAS
compelled To max" his H. lra from that country +;
an growing "arm III III" matter. said, that IL Mr..
IhomPSon had been klicd or seriously injured.
Il" was conhd'nt the English government and ma
ton would have been lon going 10 war,-An Amer.
lean VINO was resent cut tho matter short bv say
'ne that l'e Wis quite surr thai ,l British govern
nent had TOO much rood sense 10 do, any such
'hipg, aud added lhni thcu good scnsr had been
''l'd IN ili, point al the time when n,ner, jack
'on hung np Arbuihnol anl A,nbristtt for med.
dl,ng viii onr domestic affairs and that, If cir.
c"ns'antts rendered II NECESSARY, that the same
'h'h2> aid he done ngain and lar hi. pari he
d'd NOT hr''es" that either the government or
the nation of Groai Britain would ehccp" ~
bout II
~ II appears that Nj. Thompson is TO 60 back
~ l'e s,'l IN his dcha. with AIR. Breckenridge.
Ito America, ipi II, in the cause ot tho Abnli-
,ionisls When will these men learn any sen.ef
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Corrcspondeace of the ". Y. Commercial Ads.

TIJND0N, SVTITtVIDT
] take the Liberty oi sending you herewith
copy al Mr.. breckenridge letter TO thr Rev. DIR.
ardlaw, wao, great and good as he is, has been
foolish and weak enough To 20 every length with
Mr.. Thompson. This letter j, one Of the sever
est things winch have ever read and II Is Just.
1t il time that English friends should be told to
look more at home, before lhcy undertake TO cen
sure others. No nation on earth has so grossl,
irampcd under their feet the sacred rehs OF hn-
naiiity as the Encl>i.--W h"Iever they have gone
as national power, they have cAtrl'aed or
ground into dust those who have come under their
sway. This arrogance and pride only equal
led by their injustice. How they lii up their
heads aud talk of the Impressions Of other nations
when their own airocious conduct towards the
natives OF South Africa. and Of Van Dirmans
Land, (now almost ex,irps,cd,) must stare them
in tho face
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LAND FOR SALE.

pursuance of a decree OF the circuit sopsfloi
court of law and chancery. for the town OF
Enchburg at its October term. 1896, in the case
y J. McRevnolds, plaintiffs, against JONI +.
\ stephen Perrow and others, defendants inc
designed, Sheriff ofthe county of Campbell WIN
pceed to sell, on the premises. by way ct pnolic
'on' for ready money, on Wednesday the IN oil
atmber next, the Tract of Land IN the SAID de-
\ mentioned now rented TO aud in the possession
ooadiah Reed, about } miles below Campbeh
Rhthonse, lying on both sides the main road lead
4. 10 Charlotte county. containing 300 acres, more
4 ess' and adjoining the lands of German jordan
|homas Walker and others
SACkVILLE KING, Sheriff Of
Campbell county,
Now I'D
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DYsrEPSIA!
AND
LIVER COMPLAIN
Nm PETERS MEDICINE. srouacutc + rr urrArlcU

'flR. PETERS MEOIciNE SroNACIItr l. RI iiEfAlict
- ofhed by c,mcai anay, and -Nnlhels 81 sa'efal
mae eao principles, unyeraly naktas lodged Ia nave
,"A echsrdthn other rrn ani nr"fer
ia the neee-y other mode "hrne'e IL"
a'" diseases "u"d weas In eua' cement al tho
SPie6H ttd az JdHndes,
amhnr hr by Liver ronrit,nf
h.ulenct s"Uruss bntuIuR the stomach eh"s ufh"
my the
Tue "hih = s"cin" soheiuu, aud other greatly dn
hurst, tlrhi wcakurs s'iarh
rall1i tim, irre-uia
the mods hstl
cenisIon u mud annded Nttf us "f Snt"-
whcu ch'lne,s. nn ~ Rht ani
hack, lanen"t, dimhoh serl
co feet Ip tim throat cough tnah
N the III" or hrsa.t, &c.
These Alc,c6rs w. uhd cTrcunl IN removing tn
complaints r bch 1tenii, thai Nsea" l."
-rI.I ~. Il -. l.LtL.- -.
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Extremely valuable Storc.x1ouse and Ao'
FOR SALE.

1NHE subscribers wish to sell the Store House
- and Lot they now occupy, situated IN the CEN
r ofbusiness, and one OF the most extensive con
Mnent and handsome Stores in this part OF the
suntry and not inferior to any in the large CUES
PRISONS wishing to buy will do we'll TO embrace inns
ponunity as such desirable property IS not often
market. If it is not sold privately before the
fb Of December it will be sold on that day at pub
auction. Persons wishing to buy privately, will
ease make early application "
ESTES s. WHITEHEAD.
Nuy IA Is
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TO THE, LADIi :.

wv large stock of PLAN and figured black and
olored Silks and Chays, (redi Gcmdn,) Inquired
BAL plain white and colored Satlns, 80 dozen Fan
ky Iandkerchies and Sha~Is, some OF which are We
\ fine splendid English Prints, Merinos' rla'd and
)amask, and many other durable Goods; Bonne's'
5en ine English Straw. Tuscan and Beaver Bon
Dr. Cap and Belt Ribbons, &c. &c.
CALI JAMES &. HUNT g. cos.
Staple and Fancy Store
| Senlember % Us
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GRE, AT Il A u & n =
I'M FALL GOODS.

~JRCASSIANS from lS3 cents, to the finest
~ quality.
Calicos from 10 cents, to the finest imported
Domestic Cloths, from cents, to The best nanuiac-
tured,
Very superior twled Cacos ut ailprces,
Gro lie Nap Nlcrinos various Shades
Fi,urcd Ncrnos, superb quality,
nrs, black Italian and q ! Slks,
Riches, style of Dress llandkerchleS,
Gonze. Blond and Partisan Wells
with other Goods daily looked for, all OF which
shall be sold at prices unusually low
''i''' " ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
October %
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NlrI{..r-

nyur Np1ltiL.
W. Undersigned, Trustees, in deed oltf"s' eA-
ecu'ea by John liorscly. for the beneflt "i Ger
.'e'"ofs therein mentioned. which Is duly re
n, I'' ,n Would inform the pablo, that the ELM
NAV OF LAND, or that part OF 1t sun
4 ~ var counties of Amherst and Nelson, WHICH
'ie MINIS and three Islands. making soIa
own ~ p'u surveys, is still fot sale, and VIII be
or a , 'nose desons topurchase, by John slors
y, IA naeNander Nlundy, one of the Trustees; and
h. oe'1fe the st January next will on that
y of, se''ea out There is an injunction to the
Be,, - acres, and Lumber House at the mouth
Sl,i1a,oa eek' IN the county of Euckn. am, and
om. 'eu a portion of the above tract. but we are
aa,,or us .ie plaintiff, in that injunction. that If
hoa,,i}y S'ie oil the whole can be effected, they
him, ,,''ig 10 let 90 with the other first ascer-
be bsIJ pd,ate value, and the proceeds thereof
INJUNCTION. '' 10 ao'ue Tue ''''''
FREDERICK III. CABrTL,
October % ALEXANDER MUNDY, Trustee s.
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\ Il =. ES 1 d IL y ii VI y 1
rcURQUGlA ~ Il PA = w lA,
SIGN or THE
HsA. OE.DE.N' .WOgI T.EE.

IN The Brick Tenement, feic doors 6efoio Me oSf
Dhce, and brftreen Il. b. NorreHS Fancy Dr3
G95I Store and T,armn and Schootfelds Hdrd.
,pnre Establishment.
WING catered into CO partnership Tor the
Il purpose of carrying on the ApotHecafy and
Drur.st business in this place. We take TINS method
of informing our friends aud the pubic generally
tb,t we are now receiving and opening, direct rom
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, an entire
new assert uent OF
i'Rfsu AND GENUINE MEDICINES, DRUGs, PAINTS
Ous, DYE-STuFFs, SURGEONS lNsrRuMkNrs'
&c &c.
con,fsIng all the newest and most approved articles
IN use all ofwhich have been recently selected Wlth
great care. by one ct The hrln.
A. ,e are determined TO sell on "ccommoda'InS
,cr,,. especially TO large dealers, We particularly
,nyle Physicians and country Merchants 10 give us
nj. ,t =. ,,
~, m the most careful manner, andtor"ataen WIN
The greatest DIES, atch. We solicit share OF the
pun THOMAS \. FDURQlEEAN.
REUBEN y. PALMER
- R-We have il~t received splendid ne" ~
n, An,iaius which viii be in tu!l operation m lc"
DAYS. fpLhN"t'''' ~
June2
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GDOs2S.
EpY the ships Marmord and Harkom1y Just amy
ID ed at Cuy Point, direct from liverpool we
have received our importation OF British Dry 'oods;
5 bales Wilson's best Napt Cottons, "hlte anu
grey, Nos. | TO ,, very cheap
3 bales Point and London Dufel Blankets.
| do "a, 1910, ia and I2-l Rose, double Rose.
aud hitney Blankets.
Some OF these blankets are extra quality and SIZE
do red PaddIngs,
! do white Silesian Fiaunels,
| case Cloths and Cassaores,
. do "a and "a English Merinos,
do English Fancy Prints,
do Jaconets, Cambrcs and Checked MuSlins'
We have also received a portion, aud shall receive
in few DAYS, the remainder of our stock ct other
Forr;pn and Domestic, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
imported from France, Germ1ny, Ireland, ray ana
Switzerland this season, and bought IN the Northern
markets bv our partners, +. & J. ). James ~ Co.
by the package. They consist in part OF
/ case Coarse Satinetts, very stout,
do assorted do from fine to very fine Plain
Plaid and Striped
do Glenrock Jeans,
| do Ga Forest Cloth and plain cold. Linseys
| do 81. rs and IL Plaid linseys.
- bales and cases brown and bleached Domes
tics, "a, A aud Ga,
10 do Petersburg aud Manchester Cotton ozn"-
burg No. and =,
Flannels Baizes and Fries,
Carpetngs and Hearth Rugs. assorted qualities
Plain PLAID aud Damask Meriuos, rerY handsome
Black Gro de Paris and other Lusiiugs
Plain and figured Gro de Maps beautfhl as
Figured and plain col Challys sonment.
PLAN and figured white aud colored Boblnets,
SPLENDID figured white Satin aud Chays'
do Striped Gauzcs for p, rly dresses,
Gauze silk. Chaiy, Merno, WOOL u, Na'fneia'
and other Fancy iandherchies aud ohawls.
2 cases American Fancy Prints,
| PLAID Domestics, Furniture and Apron Checks
| ToilInc,. Velvet. Silk and Valencia NesunSs
Corded Plaid and Striped Cas>Imeres,
Together with many other articles, making onr as
sorment very complete and desirable Our sfen'>
and the public respectfully solicited to exam
ine our stock.
JAMES c. HUNT 81 co.
Sept &c
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4 Tuesday night Goth inst will commence
;, my Night Sales. aud shall be regular every
tuesday, and FRIDAY night, during the Fall aud
"'h'ef months. Having recently fitted up m,
.'ouse tor the night sales. am prepared to OF
Ter inducements TO purchasers Sales will consist oil
Try Goods. (suitableto the season. Cutlery, Shoes
Boots. Hats, Books, Clocks, Watches Jewelry, &c.
&c
All orders strictly attended to- and returns prompt
~ and specially made Consignments thankfully re
ceived. CHARLES PHELPS.
Oct. 81 Is
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WISH to iofJrm my friends and the public
| generally that am now opening very good
!, ,,orment of Dry Goods anl Groceries, in thu
h,use formerly occupied by Mrs. Sarah Lrw"'Im
!, the Main Street, aud opposite the lnrnp'l>e alley
where invite my old cn''o MRS AMI friends as
we'll as all others, to cal anl examine for tt"m
Selves. | have first rtte Loaf and Brown Sltar,
Coffee, Tea, Molasses, &c., wine; will sell
|.be,n WILLIAM THURMAN.
y. B. | wish TO REM oat my larry, cona'"dI-
|on, and convenient dwelling hon,'', On Dmm"od
|hl where now Iiv. WM. IilURMNN.
| Nov. II Is