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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12

Spring DRY GOolS.-TH0M3S DEL-1H.7RE Qt.1RLES
- wolh call the o! H. customers, and all those III
Goods his Stock, which has heen selected with
New York and Philadelphia, and bought prn
cy auction very low prices, and will be sold al small
nd vance, 70. cash
Granite From, Budding, street, ShOekoe HR.
00.-af
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DoWHATAN IiocSE-The proprietor returns his sincere
thanks the public generally for The very liberal encourage
mcu he has received has keepn. the
ous than Il years, and hopes by strict
Is attending The ii his and receive
continuance Having 1896 Increased his charge for
Transient - day, IN OF the high price
Of provisions feels his duty reduce 10 81 81, "a
provisions generally el from and after This day. single
cents breakfast supper lodging 80 cents each
PHILIP DUFAI., IN.
Feb -. $50 W-3m
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March 10

For sale By = -, r,...
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"'SH STRING DRY GoODS.-The subscribers are now re
Nns their Spring supply Of DRY GOODS, compehendinr
assortment, Of leading and Fancy Articles. They
great inducements and will do 10 those who IA
WIN call Their old and much valued customers
u'aa terms ~ "
APRIL. J. :" JAMES * eo'' "'0oe SGuare
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Observation-Disclosures, Gibson Ihoruon Richmond; Ran
io,p1 Harrison, Gooctiond; John e. Page, Cumberland
81 information of the Snnhsiders, would inform
hem they the ierry free "l charge as an arrangement
has been made the James River :. kanlwla Company
''' Wv - "'''' " p 4. w.
M,,cl, i.tb Inb-2aw 6w
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~ Or!CEThe condition o or affairs places !, beyond our
POW indulgence those who ndcbt
ed To US We call the attention Of all who III
this notice. and particularly those whose balances
have been Of Ion. standing. GAY & hl.A Lily.
March uG--aa By
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Ae. sc.


,rlr.. lI,.,,,.I 49,, so.oo,, ro,l ocos
yu,rl,, SituSTpInf,p IL ,. I,,in@@ ~, ..,,s
ron,i,e franz Now YorL, W,ye nion. Daniel
s'nl ,,o,n phil,,oinL,a ,,,,e hundred md scy.nly
~ 49, - ~ ~, ", !, CT, y'
H. ,,,a,,, ias, s, -, condo n No.. oyo,
u; nj -, Losi,a,ia, II, s,,in, NAV, ,Ic Gnosi
le''n''' '''' ia, ~ ~ n S II, ,,M ~
s9eh' as REGARDS I've }o''9' ''' .,,,, -, ur
imaa'ipha' Having peen heu'S '"' ID ''' ~ WV
Nn'''' eh'ong Tue "ann'ae'of''F' nc ha' 0"'" ~,
l'a's III s'le',ns su,l' 'oouS "s arc P,ur""S '"np
~, W ''a ' u ''"a "" Mn cr,ho ,r
p,ae of bnyin, then Stock would particularly ask he
IN call and examine my Stock ns il embraces every va
re,y of ades .t;enlcncn's, Misses Bows Chldrcn'
Boots. Shoes. Sinners. Travelling Trunks. Garnet Bag
nc,, Skins. Shoe I,ushn, anl Hacking | win sell
Al such nriees f cash or town nrcop,ancrs n, in Ger
t,nlv nj r,se Nv storl e,nnriscs IN mart ,s CJnvs.
$40 muir Iadc, fine Dress Walkinp Shoes
500 do do do Kid and Morocco slipper;
\ Tics
1900 d Women's Gnc Seal and Leather Walking
Shoes
dOO pair Women's ace and Strap scwod and per
ped BuoI,os
2o5 pair Of sdics' Over Shoes Of different an,i
ties
adies' Cater Boots of supcrior quality
Gen,lemens' fine Calf Dress Boots. Os,est
make)
Gentlemens superior double socd Water Proof
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MARRIAGE.

Married, on Thursday. the 9Th inst. by the Rev
James {. Clopon. Mr.. JAMES VI. CALL,wAY Of Am
hes' 10 Miss lcNA, daughter Of Mr. John Aiicn deed
of Lynchburg.
=, on Thursday. the 9Th inst by the Rev. VII
Lam right SAnrtL II. lEoMAs. Esq. to Miss 81
n"i JANE, daughter Of John Hudson Esq, all Of Am
hcrs
-. on Sunday, the 10Th inst, by the Rev. A.
NJ. Pondcxter. RrBoN NloyRor Esq. To Miss p,g
7HEsA, daughter OF Armistcad Owen, all Of Halifax.
-, in Norfolk borough. on the 2Oth inst. by the
Rev. Mr.. Beall. RoBEEr EMMETT Manson. Esq. of
Iynchhnrg, to Miss SOPHIA ANN, second daughter of
The late Francis Smith, Esq. Of the former place.
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I.anghoriic Mills for Sale.

l SHALL. vii. 10 the hughes, bidder on Tuesday the
ls el November. II lair. OF not the nest fair day
thereafter. SUNDAYS eNeeped) upon the premises 'ho
well known property above mentioned. am not sngu-
lar IN the opinion that this is decidedly the most ,aua
bic Milling .,abliahmoni above the falls OF James River,
in Virginia. L.. local situation (wi,hin two hundred
yards OF the Main Sect Of Iyncburg) eivcs it pccul
advantages we'll In the purchase OF heat. AZ Tor
the sale Of Oilal Plaster A'cn, Sc The cunycnicnccs
Tor shipping Flour and receiving Plaster. equal 10
any establishment If the kind, ~ the boats may be
brought within ~ feet OF the N.a j is not uurcsson
able suppose that 1900 tons of ilasr may be Gron nd
aud sold from hs establishment annually. lhe Mills
contain run # five feet Burr Stones, aud two Kub
hefs, aud capable otmakng 80 barrels Of Tour per
da, Attached 10 the Flour Mills is Corn and L "sor
Mill, capable Of grinding 10 tons Of Plaster 100 hs-
els oi Meal. which from its coniiguty to lyncburg.
will always insure good custom Tho machinery IL
asilrnn The mae, wheels, fore bay, Ac, have been
made about louleen months. The whole property has
recent, undergone a thorough repair The water pow
q Is uu1tlesonahe, having James River as feeder
Nted ftnlnd any Ierspn, wishing to purchase such
property, that the prescott is most suspicious Time for
! commencing Milling business. tho low price Of gram
rendering II neN, 10 mpossibty that less can be
tained? The Mills are now in operation. and viii con
tnue until the IN, Of sale. and the purchaser will he re
quired 10 take the stock Of larcls and timber ( which
there isa sufficient supply lot The years operations also
The hands belonging To the establishment og toopcrs,
(lme tsptes the last Of the ,car) and ak Min hands.
! and pay cost or each.
To Farmers having VI heat in the Mills and those
that have contracted 10 grind comu,l sion sglc
will say that no disposition that may be- made of the
Mil. shall in any way change orr relations. My past
ner, MI sopoe will remain a, thc Mills to wind up the
business, and either deliver the Flour o pay iot the
Wheat according contract
TERMS OF SALE One third in hand, and the bal
anco in one and two years. annual mstalmcns. with n
deed trls aud The property kept insured my bene
fit, The purchaser roiunding to the amount OF msu
paid from the day Of sale For any further niur
nation. please address me-. at I.ynchburr.
HENRY ). IANGllORNE
Oct. 10 I'm IT
o.. The Richmond Nhg aud the Enquirer, viii
please copy I'LL da, Of sale and scnd ,hc accounts oth9
oi1icc for collection
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New China, Glass and Queens
M:lrG SfNcG.

FENlE SUBSCRIBERS, having opened large rs
a s0rtmcnt ol CH'N,, Grass, and Qr.rNswARE,
in the store formerly occupied by Andrew knnlcr oppo.
site g. ID. s. J.I Davis, offer lor sale at very reduced
prices, all articles in their line. Amongst many others,
they have
Elegant white granite Dining Sets. Of various sizes.
Fine blue brown, and green Dining Sets latest ST les
aud patterns,
Beautiful American Views do do
Rich China Tea Sets, oil 81, ST, and a pieces,
Gold Band lea Sets, very rich
Printed Ewcrs and Basins, aud Toilette Settles, hand
Some patterns.
do Plates, Willow do edged and common
white patterns,
\ large assortment Of rich cut, pressed, aud plain
Glass OF every description ..
Z. RICHARDS, & Co.
Oct II 1omif
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tci75ssNaD aTTis
" q ~, o al

n ANlAG sold oai the principal pari ofonr u T. y
II ) 1 { X Al the siore Of Burton & Robes. NO
have tue pleasure oiinarmna friends and the public
generally. thai We have remetei to fLct LoHse q u
~ > II J. II r. s II.
" u aud BEsiR.fRfE GOODs. and shall
IN future eounuo onr lus9e.. n rllr Old srasp, un
der the ST and firm q RQDfs 4 81 RToN.
Having beeo Fef5 be,all} pa,ssBized by generous,
public iur nearly 1--we years, niidcr the cd and new
hrms. We iatlet ourselves nov tlat W. have unitct
"nr ''e,8 apd ara better prepared AMI the moro dis,,
s'd to mpi II; continuance, that Ne shal not fail To ro
al'de our m.si slnguine expectations.
Oar stock Al tina Tim IS very lafse and eomnrisoa Ia
part ul Tho iolieHIng very desirable atics Il, which,
win many others not enumerated We eafneslly u,n.
,h' attention oi all who are in want Of good Goods, a,
low lricos:
Plain and Figured Silks and satns, some Yery and dcs
unusually low
Black liaian Slla, great variety
blue black d. handsome and cheap
l'lacky blue blar, and eolared Cballey4
MonslIns great variety aud very cheap,
ulaek and eoofad 6fn De Mp Meno yrr, fine
illaeh. blue black. and colared 3ombaznes
syrian Ausln9, ine and handsome alclc for. Ladies'
dresses
rantrd Lawns and Mnsl'ns, from Is 10 IS
tallcocs at 9l worth r
DO E" $ -. lsfi1
do Enc. lid" - Il,
Printed tlmbrics, ward Nd,, at1srd
iarlton Muslin, white aud ealarpf a naW af,eI,
Bonnet Silk and asns yer, low
Bonnet "i'bons, lalgc supply. cleap
Alpaca losire iaiftul article for Ladies droescy
Canb'lc and Muslin Edgings and Inscrrings
Thread and Bobbno I.acea n large supply
SIX Cotton and Worsted Hosiery splendid as.,r,men,
Gloves. Of all kinds, price. and descriptions
ScarIs' Fancy llandlerehies. Shnws and Mnsllllas
rich variety
Cloths, tasslmefes. and NrSnes
Georgia Nanleens, brown I,inens and Dalinrs
Summer + ltfl. aud fI'bib,, 1 'I,,I,e G,.
cotton tHhges. large stock, very cheap
Nh and t0lon UMBRELLAS and Parasols
Hambroons. Italian totbs CutlonC s,luerso kentucky
leanes, and various other uuods suitable for Ccn-
temcn's clothing
Cotton o2naburt. Blllals and Tow Linen
cached and brown tuftons from cents to tho finest
quality
Sugar. Coffee. Salt aud Bale Cotton; very low, besides
great variety o eiher n ooop 0RO
{ G.lr of Which we nsilt special examination.
ROBES s. BURTON.
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\ 81 ICE.

4 AAiN6 hesfl, with regrci and surrris-. flst
4 have gwen olIe nee by the language Of H.; :fvsr
q seueni in Tie Int SifgInap ard Republican, t,g
raVe to disarow all intention If that kind The advs
tscnrnt was written for me By aneiber person. arc VA
merely intended. both by IN, sef and ly lie lndvidua
vino wrpe II 20 whtm I'm autfized To refer Try e,n
tlem7n whom may have nnnitniiefally .f.ne.d.) 10
satisfy NJ erediias RI my intention ioIa, al ny .tlea-
uons with lutte ndu nee. in erdtr rree,n for.
ced sale d my property. did aor design nor did tho
writer OF the ads.ns.meht. IN innfe the feelings OF 70.
reflect upon the cepdnet Il any rersoa and express
my sincere regret ifany ones feelings have tten injured
aud hope that this notice will he deemed m mrle sr,
oyy ISAAC HAHRIs on
Oct. q /,
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fHNlE CoPARTNERSlllP in the praclcr ofthe
Law, heretofore ex4tIug between William Daniel
IT. Esq aud lohn Will, having hocn Dissolved BY mutu-
a eonsrn. the Undersigned have formed n coTaHnctslp
Ii the same purpose. under the abuve FIRM aud will al
TEND Funeiualy IN all business conhdrd TO them They
practise in The Superior aud Inferior Courts u tho Coun
lies Of Amherst. Bedford Campb,ll, aud tho Corpora
ton Of / ,nehhutt.
Onicra few doors beaw pnryiss (fornerly I;ulcL's)
corner the st,eel leading from the Market house TO the
Bridge. join WILLS.
CREED II. WILLS.
D., The Rithnond Wing will please insert weekly
tour weeks ihehner ofu. aud lotwafd lis account
this oliee ior colleeuoa.
Dct i WITS II
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Furniture At Auction.

1--WE subscriber, declining house keeping will sell,
L public auction at his residence, ON main street
next door 10 II. NJ Ddlakc's Carriage Factory ON
Saturday the 29b INST the whole of his Household aud
Kitchen Furniture. Also. small lot Of SaddIcry SC.
'ferus--ior all sums under twenty dol'ar1, cash;
yer that amount, 60 days credit. JAMES FOA.
Saleby NJ Talbot, Aucuonecr.
De iohcr t., liit
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fnc in Riclmond-On Sunday morning last, q fire
broke out in Richmond. the south side Of Cary street.
below Slockoe creek. Six trncmcns were entirely dcs-
'royed and others partially damaged before the flames
could be arrested Most Of the buildings were insured
though, many OF the tenants were severe sufferers
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4 s. IL.

4 HAVE = small eeac, IN hand. II NJ Elizabeth
y. Salm0ns, vhe | understand. his ntermarliel
with gentleman ty the rlne 81 stephen klrhlndall,
and that he lives ia the " ealetn county. The legacy
was lel her by her grandfather, Joseph Angel. She
Will please scud tor ii hs mail u otherwise.
JAMES DURHAM. Sr.
BrcKINGu,u. Oct. Z 1t
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Valuable Real Estate for sale.

n\ VIRTUE Of deed ol trust executed 10 the
ID SUBSCRIBERS by Robert llorsley bearing date
the DIST day Of November. ISIS and duly recorded IN
the Clerks Office ct Nelson county court, 10 SECURE
debt therein mcntiuu,d Il Frederick Cahel shall. ON
"Wednesday. the 10Th day Of November neNt. at the
Mil of Alexander Munly, IN the county OF Amherst,
proceed 10 sell, agslltn. ior cash, the following
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3D. s-.s ACRES.


NnT IN Nelson county, the bought BY said Ro
llot,cy Of jeremiah l,liun; Tract IN the same eenn
", containing about 30 Heres, adjoining the aba'e
boush Of Lyle 5 heirs; IN the county, con
tanning $50 Acres more less. bought III the heirs
oillenly Drummond. and IN which the widow Of said
llorscy resides; Tract containing about 80 Acres
IN the same county ad min. The last named tract and
bought IT John lagc Tract III the same county, con
tanning about 81 Acres bought OF Jesse Cunning
acres bought u Samuel Arineion; Two Tracts IN the
county, containing Is acres the other about
2lO acres, bought oil Howard y Helm; two tracts
Of land IN the county bought o /. NJ. I ali
ell and Alexander Mnndy trustees or John liefsleN
containing about 10 actrs. unee owned tY IT, inn
nupham; the other about si tc,cs, sold by Toward
Helm 10 John llQIsloy. Also. the Tract or lets
of Land sold hv +. NJ. tahcll y Alexander Mundy
trustees Tor John liurscy, the aid Robert llofsley
and upon hch said Robert llorsy cave trust deed Ia
secure the said 4. NJ. Cahell \ \ Mundy. trustees iur
John lcrsl,y The tracts uaned in said deed are three
Islands in the ,uuty Of Nrlsan III James River, one
called iittla -laud BE- Island, and the other called
Spears l>tnd aud the ilart Il la,il III Buckingham
cona'N, containing ahHnt
80. Acres,
Also, Lumber Hose al the mouth Of Bent treel ,a1u
q feet square or much thereof rs will satisfy the bal
due uponthc d,hinamr in said deed oi trust. made
by sad Robert lorsey, during h 5 life time. to us. To
the debt therein mentioned. 10 Frederick tabell
If from any the sale should not he ELECTED the
day above uamcd. II will be continued lfom day 10 day
I'LL sucicucy is sid to pay the balance due gu SAID
debt
Acting Trustees, will convey only such title 10
said property as Is vested in US be the deed oi trust
+. VI. GABEII,
ALEXANDER MI Nll
Oct. ~ tlGN
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New s'ali ene0dS.

U AN now receiving full and well selected stock of
4 FALL AND WINTER GOODS, which will be
sold rcrg c'eap call is asked. from all those having
Dry Coods. Hats and Shoes to buy ain determined
10 rlelse al! h. mJydyor me with call.
john &. MEM
o., Is sp..f
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AT COST,
DIlY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
OCTOBER 10Th. 1872


uOIIN j. PURNlS has just returned from trip after
~ Goods, and can with truth say he Is now opening ,
On Bnh Square. Iynchburg, the cheapest stock OF
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES Sc.
ever before opened by him.
Broad Cloths and Casslm.res, very cheap
Cassnes, Kentucky and Glass ow Jeans at % cts. per
yard and upwards
Mkt, plain, and striped Linscys at ID per yard and up
wards
Double width Crcassians from 81 cts. per yard To
the finest.
Bleached and brown Domestic Shifting, yard wide, at
did Pcr yard
Alpaca Lustrc, splendid quality. al 50cts rer yard
B1mbaziDes. all grades, very cheap
Woocn and Cotton Stockings, all coors, at Cd per pair
Flannes, al colours, from Is per yard To the finest
Shawls. LARGE supply, for Fall and Winter use
Hats and Caps, far. sa' &c.
Knitting Yarn. bua MKT white and red
Cacoos, splendid a>s,.tncnt from dd to 2s per yard
with great variety Of other Dry Goods, too tedious
10 mention.
SALT! SALT!
large lot Of Salt, fine Sacks, cheaper than any in
market
Brown Sugar from AID to l0cts. per ID.
Coffee, superior article al Cd per ID.
Spun Cotton best make at Factory prices all numbers
Shoes, good assortment, al IS Sd, and upwards.
JNO. JPURNIS.
Oct. II
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1t Cost TO close.

RElNG determined to bring present business to a
- close as speedily as possible shall. from this
time, offer our large stock of Dry Goods without refer
eica to cost FOR MONEY. II will be found to con
slst OF many Goods suitable to the present and approach
ing season. We are aware that in some descriptions Of
Goods there considerable dcclne all Of such zee oe
isithout regard TO cost and the residue At COST Buy
frs either by wholesale retail invited to call
viii unquestionably be made to their interest IL deal
with lis.
Ia addition to oui stock of Dry Goods, We have on
hand good assortment Of r o G i. r f. S g.
"ch we oiier at the lowest market rates, which we
eiil Tie attention ofour customers and others.
July % ,sif
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OBJ UAIkN.

Died on the 22d inst the residence Of her son in
law. Dr. A. Leyburn.) in Lexington Va. after i'll
Of aboni zen days, Mrs, LucY Ann PRIcE, rcct
Of the late VIM. Price, Esq. of Richmond and daueh-
ter OF the late Mai. VIM. Duval Of Buckingham. Mrs.
p was lady OF highly cultivated mind. and possessed
heart open day 10 the calls Of charity. She had
long been member of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
aud her surviving children, relatives and friends have
the consoatory hope that she is enjoying that rest
mhei. remains for the people Of God
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Ten Iachson-Tho Nashville Wing Of the 18th
inst informs us that Gen Jackson had received painful
injury in the forehead the preceding Thursday, by
the upsc,,ing of Maj Donncson's carriage. near the
Hermitage in which he riding visit to sick
neehbor. The accident caused by the reSvcncss
Of the horses, which the driver unable To control.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

N>llE subscriber begs leave to inrorm the Musical
4 world, that his assortment Of Music Is now nncom
monty large and MISUNDERSTANDING Instruction Books
for the Piano Fore, Guitar Flute. Violin &cas wcll
great variety of Sacred Music and Note Books for
singlns-ali Of which VIII be sold low, by
j.. j. NASH.
Book ami pianoFurto Seller. Petersburg, "a.
inc a5snt.tnt OF tAao Ioge5 IN hand at rcdu'od
rrises T.. T, y.
- II ts
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II THE NITED STATES COURT
For the Eastern District of Virginia
OcToBEn %. lS42:
Nathan Loltus and James S. Penn of the county of
Nelson,
against Petition in Bankruptcy.
Floyd l.. Whitehead. Merchant of Nelson county.
IN reading the petition aforesaid, 1t is ordered by
W the Court, that notice thereof be given to the said
Floyd l.. Whitehead. by delivering to him copy there
Of II he be found within the District, by leaving copy
thereof at his known usual place Of residence within the
District at least twenty days before the 18th day of No
vemher next, when hearing will be had upon the said
petition at the United States Court Room in tho city of
Richmond, within the said district; and also that notice
thereof be published IN the newspapers according to the
2nd and 9th rules of court, that all persons inter
escd may appoarat the said time and place, and show
cause lay they have, why the said petition should not
be granted. Copy-Fesc,
HENRY GIBSON. Crk
Oct. y wow
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Notice.

FENiE LANGiIORNE MILLS are still carried on
b. IN tho name Of I.anghorne & Steptoc.-Wo shall
coailnuo 10 Ply the highest market price Tor Wheat.
H. =. LANGiIORNE.
FAY EIIE S1EProE.
A. i f.f
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y OFFICE.

NOTICE.
TEN'lE undersigned hogs leave 10 inform his friends
and the public that hr has sold ont his Drug and 4
pothccary Establishment nthstpwn 10 Nh John II Seay
who win hcucc,rth carry the business at the old
stani-and whom he take pleasure III recommending to
the public support aad patronage.
The undersigned greatly desires 10 wind up his old
business, and lorrora osrnciy SELECTS is former Gus
toners. who mry be in arrcar hun. to come frward
and settle up hoIr afeanHts--lle returns 10 them his
thanks for their past support. and will feel his obea
tons enhanced, by pramptnrss in the payment of their
respective balances. JAMES L. ROlAIL.
Oct. II tsf
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BOSTON AGAIN TIE VICTOR !

The celebrated horse Boston, the at the
Kendall Course Baltimore, Friday ast-i
mile heats purse 500, entrance $50. There were
four entries two oflhcm the competitors oi Boston few
days ago in Alexandria, and one of them (Wion
Brown his successful antagonist, on that occasion. We
copy the following of the from the Balti
Clipper of :2,2d inst
.'Ihe day exceedingly lovely indeed: the
insgoraiina and hracin. air OF Autumn mingled deli
rously with the bamy breath Of Spring: this, and the
wide spread iame Of odd white nose and the
fresh and recently gathered lauroS oi Wilton Brown
NOT only created much 'Ncilen' MT and predictions Of
fierce contest. but attracted large assembIagc There
''ali ss of people, there. aud more than all
d vehicles. Bread carts and cabs, furniture carriages
.nd skeys, cafs and buggicS, carriages and pIut0s
inlccd their names were legion.
looming 10 the stand. the horses. four in number got
of well together at the tapoiho dram, Reliance having
the inside ira and leading, which position he maintain
cd for the two first miles, ull3wcl cosey by Spectre,
Boston laying along ssdr. and Wilton Brown in the
rear 1t MAS clear that both Boston and the grey
feeling each oth,r when about half way round in the
sourh mile. Wilton Brown lc .drg. Brtn made ii Y
n colared him, and at the hort mo asSe n.
winning the heal III SIN. ." Y about three lengths.
They made fair start Tor the second heat, ccrc in
side, who led the FIST mile the eIcy second Il oson
third. ,ppn coming past the stand in the second and
third miles W llton Br.wn ahead, and there vas
good running. and bets freely offered that grey
wonld take the heat. the gap between them being
serae ono until nearly the close OF the list quarter.
WHEN Boston put forth his strength aud verifying his
olcnt renown, with Tremendous stride rushed up TO the
grey colarcd and passed him. ca no past the stand in
80 about four lengths ahead Of the grey: Spectre and
Reliance no where.
The spe ,ators saluted the cold hos" with remcn-
dous shout of applause, although the time made was
slow Tie entries werc---
B. &. Harris b. h. Reliance. aged. dress, o
range and green. 9 dis.
T. r. $. Buyace's br.c Spectre. 4 years
old dress, =. 4 dis,
Col VIM. r. Joinsons eli. h. b. ston aged
dress. blue and blue.
Col. +. Thompsons O. r. Wilton Brown, 4
years old. dress. blue and pink, -
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