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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-12
PDE's'k Y.
Muaa YET LENNtNs uN.CN.."
NEW-YEAR'S DAY.

. BIZ HARTLEY CoLERiDGs.
While tho bald irces stretch ioa their long Iank arms
Aud starving birds peck nigh ,he rceky 'tfGis:
Wliie housclrss cattle paw the yellow ,eio,
Or coughing, shiver in the pcrrious te!i,
And noughi moro gladstone in the hedge Is see'h
Than tbs dark holiys grimy sisteniHs Seta-
Al such utme, the ancient year socsDy,
To Join its parents in eternity.
At sneh time, the merry year Is Born,
Like the bright berry from the naked .:'orn.
The bells rim, cut the hoary stceplc rocks
nafk. the long story OF o score OF clocks
For once L year, the village clorks agree,
E'cn clocks unite 10 sound the hour oil slcc-
Andevery cottage has n light awake,
Unusual stars long flicker o'er the nSc,
The moon high, il any moon be tisir,
May peep wink, no mortal noH Viii c.re;
For tia Tho season when the MI l.ts ore long,
There's time, uorn for each TO sing his s1ns-
The wear departs, blessing on its head,
We mourn not for it, for il: is not deed;
Dcads VIVA; is that? A word 10 joy unknown,
A wo.l whose meaning sense could never EnI,
That has no truth in matter, nor IN mind
Tho passing brcczes gone c. soon rs lr:',
The fakes OF snow that in the sott air melt,
The thut whitening cGrs ~ Ec.hy ciSs',
And falls TO sleep upon lis mothers br@G't,
The smile that sinks into n!a'!e,'s eye
They Come they 60, They chang, they d" not oiei
So the old ycsr-,hat fond aud lorna! ni:nc,
Is with US yet, another and the e:na.
And ar, the chou .h,s tl,a: rvc,more fleeing,
The moments that make Up urr beings being,
The silent workings OF unconscious iofc,
Or tho dull hate which clin.s and vii! not move,
In tho dark cayc.ns vi the g!ouny hc&r
The faucies wild and horrible, wnich start
Like loathsome reptiles from ;hrir crankiinS holes,
From foul, neglected corners III ouf souls,
Arn these iess vital than the wave or wind,
Or snow that mells and leaves no trace behind
Oh ! lot them perish all or pass away,
And let our spirit feels a Newyear's day
4 New yours dny--s but tcrc, OF arr.
AZ ar3tary ue upon the chart
OF ,,n.'s unhounie seu-onl !aacy's creature,
TO reason alien, and unsnownto nature.
Nay-',is joyful day, day Of hope!
Bound, merry ,lunccr, like nn antelope ;
Aud az TIM, lovely creature, Tar from man
CLEANS through the spicy groves OF i!I"ios'ah,
Flesh through the la5yrin,h Of the may dance,
With foot as nimblc an! us keen 4 saree-
And we, whom many New-ycar's days have ioH
The sober truth, that growing old
For this nght-ayc-a3j for macy mere,
Will he os ocund were o; yo.c,
Kind hearts make December hi,hc as May
And in aarh MORROW mud New.ycai,s day
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DOMESTIC.
{ From The Gcorgttutcn .Hctropoiifnn, Jon &


C,RcvIr CouRr- Case ef Jokn WWiams, the Ocaiis
The Court adjourned at half pas: 5 o'clock on Tues
day evening. On Wednesday, Mr.. r. j. Bren, and Mr.
j. r. Key made long and able argument TO the Court
which consumed the greater part of the day. on The qucs
ton whether the Medical Society of the District OF Co.
umba had not forfeited their charter by user The
majority of the Court decided, after patiently listening
to the argument Of counsel, that the United States had
failed to prove the legal existence Of Medical Board of
Examiners of the Medical Society, the time when the
offence churged is said have been committed, and the
District Attorney abandoned the Indictment agains! The
,rayerser for practising in the surgical art, without hay
ing license to do so, from the Medical Society. Srve
raj important witnesses were called in the latter part of
the day support OF the prosecution and TO sustain the
indictment for obtaining money under false rre,ences
Before the Court adjourned all the testimony for and
apainst the traverser, gone through, when MIR.
Brent IT, proposed to submit the case to the Jury with
ont addressing them, but the District Attorney claimed
the right of addressing the Jury. The Court was then
adjourned with the understanding tina. no additional tes
tmony should be introduced either side.
Thursday, January 5.-The Court was opened at IL
o'clock this morning, when Mr. Key, jr, addressed the
Jury in behalf Of the prosecution IS now clock
when write this notice, and AlE Key sstll address.
ing the Jury.
The Select Committee: the resolution for nqui.
nv whether the deposle banks have employed agrn
al, ,f General Government %
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sEesXT"S
lottery 0lsG Exchange Office,
RICHMOND, VtRGISiA.

$4,000 Capital to do business with next year-avery
pretty little sum 10 start with: and easily made, only BY
investing $40.
HoYr being made agent by Madame Fortune, Tor dis;
trbuling her lavors through the whole Southern and
Southwestern country presents TO his numerous patrons
and the public splendid scheme for January l:3II
Let your orders be in season. that all may be served De
particular TO address, -. NJ. fOl T.
Richmond, Firginia.
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Ok nn REWARD for NELSON, who went off
~ spsEU on the 2lst of November, 1885. He was
twenty years old last August of mdjng stature,
thick set dark complexion; he has lost several OF his
law and one of his inreteeh; is quick of apprehension
can smell and read lille; lie has his forehead,
believe over his left eye, occasoncd by burn when
child, and his lower lip and wrist; he can use
carpenters tools very well, und can make toeraby
rood horse shoe will give the above reward if taken
in any of the holding States and delivered 10
me- or one hundred dollars, if confined SO that get him;
or ffy if confined in any other State that get him;
or one hundred dollars if brought TO at my place of
residence in the county of Gooch!and. near Licking Hole
Meeting. house, have to believe that he has OBJ
tanned free papers, and will try to make his escape.
JEREMIAH WOODWARD.
Jan T1-w4w"
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T9yO TEACHERS.-A young gentleman, who can
b produce satisfactory testimonials of character ana
qualifications take charge Of school and teach the
Greek and Latin languages and the higher branches OF
an Eurish education, will meet with situation and IL
bcra wages for the ensuing year. by addressing letter
to me (pos; plid) Blacks and Whites p o., N"'t9way
county, Va. WM' B. !Ho =:
Dec 81 f-'t
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Dec IL.

TEyHE subscriber, having purchased the Tavern At
IL Boydton, Mecklenhurg county, known as c'T
Boydon Hotel and recently occupied by Mr. NatIianE'
b. Nelson, informs his friends and the public gcnrfaE'
that he is prepared 10 accommodate customers. llavh-
incurred considerable expense in repairing and tnE'P
the establishment, and in laying in supplies, he viii 3,
commodac those who may visit him, in style OF nea'
ness and comfort. which cannot fail to afford sat'sacA
His table shall be supplied with the best pr9vson'
which the country Affords his bar with the best quo'
his bed rooms shall be neat and comfortable; and s s
bles with ample supply of provender shall be u's'
charge of careful, experienced and attentive os'Ir :,
The public need only favour him with their patronagH' r.,
les, the fidelity with which his pledges to e'E s9
redeemed. DhC' rtoo I.' ,,o.
~ The Petersburg Constellation will inert the "h?vs en-: |
Nov II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-12

FENHE Subscribers have formed connection for the
81 purpose of lransacting general Commission Bn'
sness under the firm Of Ninfree, Williamson 81 Co,
in the city of Richmond, and Branch, Winfrce Il Co,
in the of Petersburg. They will purchase and sell
all kinds of country produce, and hope, from EclrcAFc'
rcnce in the Tobacco and Cotton trade: united win
strict attention TO business they will receive share
public patronage.
All charges paid produce consigned TO their caro-
and reasonable advances made when required.
SAMUEL WiNFREE,
no. G. WILLIAMSON,
THOS. BRANCH.
Doc u Gi-2m
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Dickinson CoLLEGr.-A paragraph is going the
rounds Of tie papers, stating that Dickinson College, at
Carlisle, Pa has been reduced 10 ashes. This is alto
gclher incorrect The fire which occurred Oh the pre-
r:ses last week. originated in and was confined entire
IL to detached building occupied as Il preparatory
School No part of the College proper injured in
the slightest degree and great Inconvenience will re-
suit from Tie conlagralion, immediate provision was
made by The faculty for the accommodation Of the gram
mar pupils. The building destroyed was :nsurcd.
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IA or FOR SALE-Porhat"n tonrthouser- -,,i, H.,
Il In, contains acres, on which is comt1Fta0"
Dwelling House. with all the necessary out House
such as Kitchens dairy, smoke house, lumber ""a.
&C.: also Brick Store, with large Stable, Gfana,:
&C. very extensive and prolific Garden. The si'ua
lion Of the House and Store is central inmed!a{ o
posc the Courthouse and Clerks Office. The coy "a
Of selling this property is the subscriber int nos III,
nronerty for sale, to the highest bidder, at teD'a
Court next, being the first Monday in February
made known the day of sale. OK
Dec. %. [70-wtds] SIMON Il. blNo---
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More splendid Prizes at Hoyts.
Virginia Stale lottery, NO. 4.
10 be dra,cn 2lst January, 1881,

TO De Nr0lcN IIH J0NuHTY, Lou,
MAGHIFIcEyT CAPITALS:
$s3oO0n, 10000 5000, 3,i4o 1000, $500, 1000, 30
rrizcs of 900 each, $500 &c, &c. in all amount
ing to Sis, l5O--nearly half a million of money ,o
A package Of whole tickets will be forwarded Tor S?3O
certificate of do, for $3.50; package Of halves, Sllo;
certificate of do. sos; package of quarters, 1 3D. Ger
tica,e of do, $50 5O.-Singe tickets only $40, halves
5, quarters 50.
Tickets: in all Lotteries for sale by the package or single
ticket By the aIi-uckv HOYT,
At the Virginia Lottery Office directly under Tic sign
of the Eagl,. who has and is selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world.
N. b. Orders in all cases strictly confidential.
IL Orders for Tickets from any part of the United
States by Mail otherwise, enclosing cash prize
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the prompt attention personal nppl-
cation, and the result given (when requested mmedl-
ately after The drawing-if addressed to
Dec. 20. [Gi-2awlfl D. NJ HOYT.
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The Little Rock, (Ark) Advocate Of the 10th umn,
states that Col. WIN. WH!1soN was killed on the 9th in
an ARRAY which lock place in Crawford county.
The paper states. that the u. $ troops c, Camp
Sabine have been ordered by General Arbucklc 10 aha
don that station and return 10 our Western frontier
Nat. int
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Dec IS

TlIE subscriber intends to continue his School, the
u ensuing year, at Clifton, six miles above Tuy iors
Gently surveyed for the Louisa Railroad. In his School
will be taught the Greek Latin, and English languages
His School will commence on the 10Th of January nst
and terminate on the st Friday in December following
There will be vacation Of one month in the SUMMER
commencing the second Friday in June The fee for
tuition will be $50 per scholar, payable onehaf at the
expiration Of each session. Mr.. isaac Butler, with
whom he boards will accommodate four small boys with
board, washing, lodging, fuel, NC, for $40 each No
huy who cannot read will be admitted into The school
and none sill be taken for Shorter period than the
whole term lie has had twenty-five years experience
in teaching. and the best proof he give of his dill
gent and faithful attention 10 his pupils, is that many Of
those whom he has taught are now receiving from five
hundred 10 THOUSAND dollars per annum, for Eeir
vices.
Letters Mr.. Butler, the subscriber should be d.
rectcd 10 Ferdun Post Office, Hanover.
JOHN G. NELSON
Clifton Iiancrer Co. Jan. T3-w.}W
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Drawing of Grand Consolidated, Ne J, Tor 1917:
IS 81 % 10 ~ IS 30 81
Drawing Of Wrllsburg, No. l. extra, for 1887:
81 81 % u rs 63 81 Al 43 As
Prizes are sold in every Lottery BY ilOfT. Nos 43
4G 50, $780, sold and paid 10 gentleman IN The country
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a pOrilECaRY AND DRUG STORE. EaA.

q rOrilECARY AND DRUG STORE, EirLa.o,,
IS Erginia.--'Thc subscriber having purchased =!
MIR. James NlcKiIdoe his entire stock of hlccicjoe.
Drugs Paints, Oils, Dye S,ufs. Surgeons Instrument
&c, continues the bnsnrss at the odd stand, and r
himself to keep general asspr,sarn, Of articles IN
his line. lie will BE- particularly careful 10 lave s..
only ar" pnre and E:C1y effort will be rata
only to sustain, but 10 improve HE condition.. Of an
establishment hitherto well coriuc'cd
The subscriber will give his personal attention 10 H..
business and has engaged Tie services o! Mr. h Kild
furrner assistants. Great shall be taken 10 b,r'
every article which is sent from the house accur,,e,
put up.
Physicians, Druggists country Merchants md ~
VII" deal IN tins line, are requested to call and cyamipr
his stock. Ih" fnrmer customers Of! Mr Nick ioc n
The city and elsewhere, respectfully requested n
continue their elders usual and assured that tbey
shall receive that attention which they have hprr,io,
had. and that every effort will be made give them s
tiSiaction.
Physicians prescriptions accurately attended TO-
WALTER so iERYILLE
January 3D. 1887.
take great pleasure in recommending the above cs
Enlistment to my friends and former customers feel
ing assured that every effort will be made to give Them
That satisfaction which they have heretofore received
JAMES McKILDUE.
Jan ?3-if
4 ANDRETI1S wAKKA>rED GARDEN SEEDS-
Al lust received from David Lapdrrh 4 Co (ia'e D.
* {. LanGrcthl PHILADELPHIA supply Of Garden Seed
the Seed which they yend iicy warrant them witi
confidence and ptol;riety. The following Compose
par:
Asparagus
Arl:chokr, large globe
Beet. ong blood,
q" Swiss Chard
maHgc wurzel
Beans, valentine: red, and brown
Hrncm!i. purple cape
Ca5b1gr. Early York
q Land:rtis Larrc York
And The other different varieties
Cardoon
Carrot, lang grange
Caulliowcr, early and late
Celery, red and white
Crcss, carried
G ':,:,;',,; ian,
Lettuce, the different varieties nsecu';r,
Melon, do. do. ns, bu
OEicu, silrc. skin
Parsnip, fine sugar
Peas Landrc,h extra early (scarcc)
blue imperial
Pumpkin, Cassas
Radshes long salmon
scarlet
rec. turnp
Spinach round lrarcd
Squash. long green
Tomatoes
Pot and Sweet Herbs, &c &c.
| intend to have 4 constant and regular supply Of
Seed from The above establishment. Each package bears
the label and warranty Of the Mcssrs. LandcthS who
hold themselves responsible for The quality Of lis coz.
tents.
Catalogues containing useful directions are ready Tor
WALTER SOMERVlLLE.
Successor TO James NIckIidoc.
Inn = I}-wiw
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TE7O THE PUBLiC.-The subscriber acting as ge-
d neral agent and collector will attend to the coec.
ton Of claims in the city of Richmond and counties ad
iacent, Fredericksburg and county Of Caroline.
Address, LEWIS HILL, Richmond.
JAM 74-w6w
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JOSEPH BiN.NS,
EDMUND BINNS

in lis orn riyht and as er'or IF .ilrtha Binns,
and Gdm'r cf -Hary Rinns.
Dec II G4-w1w
By tie Lieutenant G0rcrnnr # the Suite IF Firginia.
A PROCLAMATlON.
q INFORMATION having been received by Inc that
IL murder Of an aggravated character, was committed
The streets of Falmouth on tho 2Jih ult., by man
named JOHN GCLLIEORN, on the body Of William
paylon-and that the said Gollhorn has made his cs-
cape and is going at large Now, therefore,. !,
Wyndham Robertson Lieut.. Governor; acting as Co.
vernon Of the said Commonwealth, have thought proper
to issue this Proclamation. hereby ofrrng reward of
$500 10 any person persons who will arrest he said
tn!horn and deliver him to The Jaor of Stafford coun.
y-and d. moreover require all officers both civil and
military and request the good people OF tins Common,
wealth. their best cxcr.ions to aPprei,end the said
fugitive that he may be dealt with according 10 law
Given under my hand, as Lieutenant Governor,
acting as Governor. and under the lesser seal
H. ofthe Commonwealth, at Richmond, this lith
day of December, 1896, and in the 6lst year
of the CurnmOn wealth
WYNDlIAM ROBERTSON.
December - Go-w4w
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The resolutions introduced into the House OF Repre-
sena,iyes of this State by Mr. Wiggnton OF Louisville
for nslrucng our Senators and requesting our Repre-
sena!iycs in Congress to for the recognition OF the
independence of Texas passed that body on the day De-
fore the recess The Senate will probably act upon the
resolutions, Immediately after the assembling OF Tue
Legislature We believe the people are perfectly will
Ing to trust their Senators and Representatives, ia Cone
gcss with the disposition of this subject, wicn' lie IN
s.ructons of the Legislature .-.udysrMc OK Engic
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December ID

DrscRirTIox.-G ohoTn is about six feet one or two
inches hirl stout and shoudered about thirty 10
thiry.ive years Of age, and would weigh about 200
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DiG0n's office.

Drawing of the Virginia Wcllsburg Lottery Extra
81 So % q 46 G3 81 AZ % 45
Ticket Nos % So g. Capital Prize of 500, sold
and The cash as usual, paid on presentation, BY
In = t7I-tfl DIXON.
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d. q Nh REWARD will be given for The Il
al a RS y Lrusinu Of M uccrn EUNlND |

s HO cnson Of my m' negro &c Gi EDM IL KEy
NEf alias ROBERTS, He is about 40 years Of az,
low, and well made, very large mouth pleasant coun"'
seldom falling 10 smile when spoken It" he has
straight hair and complexion nearly white, that il
believed stranger would suppose there African
blood in him. lie is very arlul, that in his Language
is likely he will deceive those who might be disposed
10 suspect him. lie hired for the last year, but
am informed has been missing than two months
lie with my boy Dick short time since in Norfolk,
and offered him for sale and was gpprchcnded but
capped under preence Of being white man.--lf taken
out Of the State, and delivered to me- in the upper end
him ADMIN. the above reward will be given Iftaken IN
the State and secured in Jail that get him, will paT
$50 Address ANDERSON BOWLES,
DcntonsrMe T. q.
Inn : 13--tt
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E5OR Sale, ut t!se Richmond Enquirer Office. John
n son s. Durants best Philadelphia News and Book
INK, (waraned,) at fair, moderate prices
NJ eoustant supplY kept on hand TO suit tic seasons,
,ufcpery dspositioa skou to ohligc distant Printers
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MOI ll'F,

EN- obedience 10 Il decree Of Amelia County Court,
rendered at the November term 1856, in the case Of
Henry Walt!aIl and others, plaintiffs, against Peter
Ica and others, defendants, ard agrecahy TO the pro-
visions Of deed of trust from Barley Waila 10 John
Clements trustee to secure 10 John Waltha the pay.
menl of certain sums of money therein menoned bear.
ing date the 18th day of November l50G and of record
in the Clerks Office Of Amelia county, shall proceed
to sell on the ODD day Of January 1887, the prems.
cs TO the highest bidder for cash certain tract par
eel of Land said deed mentioned containing by es!I.
nation 100 acres, lying in the county Of Amelia, six
miles South of the Courthouse and adjoining the lands
of David AIaben, John Holloway and others. The title
is believed to be unquestionabe, but acting as trustee
shall convey such right only is vested in Inc by vr-
tue of tie trust deed
JOHN T. BOTTOM, Trustee.
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We copy the following from the Baltimore papers, as
well in Justice to Captain SUTTON who has earned such
testimony to his good conduct, because it
the ,chcreabouts Of number Of distinguished and re-
specled citizens Of different parts Of our common coun-
Try:
Meeting Of tks passengers board Of The Steamboat P0
cahoatas, jan. 3, lo37.
On notion General Edmund P. Gaines, of The u S:
Army was called the Chair, and, at The suggestion "'
Captain Alden Partridge, of Vermont, General George
c. Dromgoole, of the House Of Representatives, and
Mr. john H. Wheeler, Of North Carolina, were appoint
ed committee to cx press the grateful acknowIedg'
OF tie passengers to Captain Sutton, OF The steam
ing conduct in her late perilnus trip from Norfolk 10
Bamore aud although mpeded by tie ice from reach
ing Baltimore, yet hcel effort unricd t" effect tbs
object. ard did every thing in his power to MAKE US
comfortable at this nclem9nL season.
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The Select Committee: on the resolution for an lnqul
ry whether the deposi'e banks have employed an agen
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The Maysve (Kentucky) Monitor of the 18TH De-
censJer, has the following paragraphs
REPORTED STEAMBOAT DlsAsTER-lt was reported
here last week by boats from above, that the ehlfe o.
bin of The steamboat Mariner, on her way up was
blown off during gale that prevailed on Monday or
Tuesday night and that ccnty or thirty passengers naa
Lecn aroused iron their quit siumbsrs to n" mer 0eaa
piiocs henceh the ruthiess 1rarc! The appearance,
lew days alter this report large pieces OF wreck oa
ilg down with The ice was calculated 10 confirm the
most mechanically INTELLIGENCE.
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Jan !,
49, H==== ===Ha . 49,
A CARD.

A CARD
ER7ILLIAM Il. MORLiNG would mos, respect
w fully inform the citizens Of Richmond and the
public generally, that he has opened fashionable Cloth
ing store in the house formerly occupied by Thomas A.
Rust. Esq, and directly opposite to Nlessrs " J. T.
Crane hide and leather Store, Main or Street Rich
nond Va, where he intends keeping general assert.
mcnt Of Clothing, of theEvcry best quality, which lie
will warrant equal to any in this or any other City in
the United States. Country Merchants and others are
respectfully invited TO call and examine his Stock, which
consists of the following articles comprising very rare
and splendid assortment of
Blue black, olive, brown, Polish and invisible green
Dalia and Adelaide dress and frock Coats
Gentcmen's super cloth box Goats and Cloaks
Do do molair PILOT cloth and blanket Do
DO do goats hair, camh!et mapped Goats
Superior plaid, ribbed striped cashmere pan,aoons
DO buckskn Grabbed and diagonal do
DO blue, black, and fancy cloth do
large assortment of suttinr and other Puntaloons
Black and fancy velvet
Mrrinn black and fancy Satin
Anozne, Tabinct, Valencia English silk and other
Vests
Super Mcrno and Circassian Ladies Coaks made in The
very best
Linen, muslin, flannel and Canton flannel Drawers
do do do do and bingham
Shirts
Tenants paten, and other Stocks
4 beautiful! assortment Of pocket lldkfs
black ana fancy silk Crayats
silk aud elastic Suspcnders
Hosiery: Nl"rcs, cloak lassclS
Linen and black satin Bosons, Collars, &c.
All Of which will be sold the accommodating
terms.
u lie will pay particular attention 10 the making Of
every article Of gcntlcmens wearing apparel 10 oI"T,
in the most approved style.
November % 59-2awSw
ENOR RENT OR LEASE-Tlat old and well known
a Establishment, the Union Hotel, situated the
Of Market and Old Streets, in the occupancy
of Samuel b. Morgan: together with large trrrs'ory
Dwelling House. adjoining the Tavern, on Old SrcrL-
Possession given on the first Of January, 1881. From
the central situation Of this establishments and from the
Of custom it has had for the last two years. it pei.
haps offers great inducements 10 any person wishing
to engage i'll keeping Public House. any other IN
the State. Fer terms, apply to Fl. MHlTMORE
Petersburg. Nov. 90 59-if