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Uashinetop Feb. :, 1912.

ColIoor, At rHE WuirE HorsE.-A gentleman
lately visited Washington, procured an introduction 10
the President and after common place chat, the FOL.
lowing coloqny, something very much like il, IS said
TO have taken place:
Querist have seen il stated in some of the papers,
hostile to your administration Of affairs, that there was
difference Of opinion between yourself and Mr. Web
ster and he would probably soon leave the Cabinet.
President 1t is true that difference Of opinion on
some subjects, between myself and the Secretary OF
State does xs,: In, trust tha, shall not,
ouence Of this difference Of opinion, he deprived Of ms
valuable services in lie Cabinet
Querist If my request is not an improper one, sir,
should like exceedingly well to know The important
subjects on which you differ in opinion.
President On your request shy no means mpro-
per will answer you honestly and frankly. The most
importont subject on which differ, and which dvl,
SION Of sentiment, as said before, IN my opinion VIII
not cause dissolution Of the Cabinet, is this:-.hr
UsLser Jond IF making ehorder; t0' my or" PaTt
prcfrr 10 opfn oysters -Bah PdfTiof.
This may be true, though smarter than any lytr-
ism We have ever seen; but if not trne It should be,
Tor the Encouragement of mpertnent inquiries.
[Ed " J. .7,a.
Tuv I.xcru or 1uy SyAKr-ll IS an old saying
IN, The "ensth of a snake is not known until it is
dead" The saving holds true in regard to the National
monster which is now stretched out its full length
In looking over Bank report says the Harrisburg
Eeporter, made TO the Legislature We discover tina
The srycIE in the Bank Of the u. s. the Isl Decen
her lSII was ncenty dollars and strty cents Circu
la,ion Notes, 81 1902 &c 90. Do. Post Notes. S426,
s-3 81 THIS is a first rate bank, according TO The
Whip doctrine, that "the Banks are strongest wher
they have the least specie in their vaults
baltimore Republican.
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IN Rules held in the Clerks Of
fire. Court of Law and Chanrery for
Louisa county, Monday, the 3D. day of January, 1872
John krnmo Administrator cf Joseph f. kennon deceased
against Plaintiff:
John Vest John Perkins and Philip II. Jones, Admina
of the goods and ratels rights and credits Of Charles Ken
non. deceased, Defendants:
The defendant John D. Perkins not having entered his appear
and security, according 10 law and the rules al this
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that r i not an
nlaban Of This state TN motion Of the Plaintiff. hy his C"n
sell Iii ordered That the said defendant John d. Perkins do
appear Judge the said Court the Court house.
dav Of The Of said Court, and the
plaintiff hill; and y order he forthwith inserted
newspaper published of Richmond fur
cces,ivey, AMI posted the front door Of the Court
house Of this county some Court day.
Copy-Tcste,
JOHN HUNTER, c. c.
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g OMERSET ACADEMY, situated in Orange County, SIX
- miles The Gdrdonsvi. Depot, healthy, beautiful
and desirable section country Will the first Of
March The school will be conducted by DR. Robert Mckee
A. NJ who. having acquired thorough education al the lnver
y Of Virginia. il emnrily qualified prepare young
institution The Of studies will embrace all
branches Of thorough English Educaiion iossrr wh the
higher departments Of Mathematics and The Sciences generally,
and tie Ancient, and Modern Languages The for board
and tuition vii he sla for the session often months Persons
mail Liberty Mill, Orange County, Virginia j. W. GoSS.
Feb s1-wiw
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To The Commissioners of The RerenuG

TO NC I0WNtSSt0htFS 7. TIC h''tHHtt
ArpIroE's prrtcE, llth Feb, 1872
send you the foregoing csouon adopted by the
General Assembly, which Particular Attention.
Ny opinion the Legislature lerdio ronus the diseri
paos; but as will cost lille trouble
To ascertain also hr subjects that
10 saw under hundred dollars, Eeqie thai
do " gold
only taxable the value of SlOsr thrt Il does not reach
that amount lists. f The plate bt
over The value Of sl0o particular a-cainng what that
imrS,sps Tor the
shan pass, YOU furnished r.omrty vim copy.
Very respectfully.
JAS. e. HEATH, yaq3. P4I,s .4eeon,,.<.
p.h Sl-a
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Sale of .,c,c S,ock in Me Upper ,7ppom@uor Company
az FRIDAY, the fourth day Of March, ls' will be sold 10
~ The highest bidder. in tie of Fafmvr", the door of
the Bell Tavern the stock all Subscribers I" the New Stock o
the Upper Aeponatioa Company whrs delSGent in
due a. much thereof he
The balances Due. The SHrcrinrHdeiS
Fanvle, The Clerk IL the Company Petersburg, ready
receive all which br offered ffoe the day
sale, aud 10 lie scrip
BY THE StrERlSTESDESTS.
Feb s5-tds
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Ii, 1912.

INFIRMARY OF TIE RICHMOND MEDICAL. COLLEGE
Persons abone under diseases Of any Kind MOI contiguous
admitted in this the following rates:
For any period exceeding weeks, "he Parh ~ -
week eored ST. For period exceeding sh weeks
Il deduction of 81 per week is made in every case.
The above charges include board nursing medicines n'eu
attendance surgical operations, and every necessary aeo
patient require made III an! case
There separate wards for The different classes n paiths'
and the accommodations ample aud complete III ever! re-
spect. ... lit;
Two Of the Professors the College visit the Institution ua,
having charge the Surgical wards and the other 9" me VI
dcaI The living ward charge nf the Professor "f
Obstetrics. In all Important the Faculty ol the College are
called in consultations.
Gentlemen sending the country TO The nirnaTy
expected reference Letters should e address
Nae y, 10-wly
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VIRGINIA l.. OFFICE RicuMoxG, fEb 1h, 1912.
y virtue al resolution adopted Is The General Assembly Of
Id Virginia. the h day Of February, 1912, do hereby give
all having claims the virginia for
Revolutionary land bounty their heirs aSigs present The
adjustment before the Isl day March, l3i5 such
shall thereafter he considered and held he void,
except claims of such officers and otr returned
the Board Of War the close Of the entitled land hoIny
:. II. PARKER, Reg J.. Ofcc
Fol,
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n ENTlsTRY-Drs BLaNKyNar. DrSTsrs. respectfully in
~ form the ladies gentlemen Richmond and its vicinity,
that they taken rooms al the Hotel for few days.
where they will be happy attend a IL their profession
They will attend TO professional calls from I'LL y.
Richmond Feb l5tb Isio sa-a,
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FEMALE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES POWHATAN
TINE of this Institution Will commence The ihh
of February and i'll end the 18th july The subscribers
have secured teacher. Miss Racy lady IN every respect
qualified take charge of School In addition the branches
which thorough English education, she speaks and
teaches French well native. The Musical department Is
in charge of Ms Hooker in whose capacity teacher tie sub
scrihers have The confidence from witnessing nrin.
sea sessions Of this school her IN npang instruction.
There vacancies, e filled y early appi-
cation. adde>sTallshooush 7. o., Chesterfield county
K. Il. MURRAY,
NJ. J. MURRAY.
jan. 81 sl-wlw
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rI,so FORTE WAREHOUSE.

THE subscriber constantly receiving from The celebrated ma
nuftclny al Sunns L Clark, New York, elegant and pam
Piano Forte. possessing and that
deicacy c OF tone peculiar their
nufacturr.
Aso large assortment Of Musical Instruments aud Musical
Merchandise III general.
Piano roe repaired tuned, let on hire and taken IN eS-
change. $780,
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection offered for this
Stsc NAV from. the If the subscriber wlo Is
now enabled Philadelphia aud New York -hoesae
and retail prices.
1hn.- purchasing again will be furnished upon better
terms than they lind elsewhere in the State.
r II. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and Mnsie Store. opposite ne Banks.
My 10 .g--wlamt
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DON gsSTIC.
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E~a 81. xtt

ffron tae LynchGnrg Republican,
MuSic-Nrw lSSESrIoN-Wc had the pleasure. 81
Frdaj even : lasi. attending Concert. given by Jane
;. Wood + j., of BotetouIt. al The Franklin Hoel upo
his NEWLY itvENrEn McsrcsL INSTRUMENT, uniting III
VIOLIN AZ PIANO. The Two instruments hanno
ME very sw lily, and The only additional labor require
by The perto on the Piano is simply the trcading
pedal. is certainly one oftie raic,l specimens q
mechanical Mus W. have ever seen. The music wa
decidedly hr and the performance great SaSfac
ton 10 the - and respectable audience. The accom-
plishcd Mr. atson was the performer
Mr.. Woo tends III remain i'll town some DAYS an,
will give 81 Concerts OF which due notice will b
given Tl1aGi rs of sweet music should avail them
selves Of u at lie will then proceed 10 Richmond
and The No cities. We trust he will meet with tina
encourage which his ingenuity deserves.
TIL oNMITrEE on FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The mo- r,ent of thettiye recusant members OF thu
Committee Foreign AtAirs is one that must nttruc
attention gentlemen have refused TO serve or
the commit. 18th MIR. Adams, for reasons which the
deem sa.is'a y-and which no doubt others will think
sutiGie tars motives are at once personal as vel
national
In the first place, negotiation is pending be
tween this country and England The Chairman Of th.
important Committee Foreign Affairs has, at hi.
crsis, in opposition 10 the doctrines promulgated BY
him when Secretary Of State, protested leaning in ia
vor of the positions assumed by the English.
Secondly, he has charged some of the members with
whom lie associated On the committee, with having
been engaged III conspiracy against him.
Thirdly he has imputed 10 some The guilt Of falsehood
or cquIrOcaon.
Fourhy, he read memorial purporting 10 come
from Georgia, notwithstanding the declarations of Mr.
labersham to the contrary, he professed his belief
most solemnly, Of its being genuine. Afterwards 10
subserve his maligniy, charged Mr. Johnson n the
members the committee of which he is chairman, OF
being instrumental in playing hoax upon him, and re-
peated the charge, notwithstanding the denial Of Mr..
Johnson.
Filthy, without the consent of the members Of the
Committee, he has brought before the House the mi
nutes Of its private proceedings.
These some of the reasons which understood
10 have originated the ovelnent made in tile House
The personal alleged such will be
thought sufficient for the dissertation wished, from
Mr. Adams. After dishonorabe conduct has been i'm.
puted 10 these gentlemen BY Mr. Adams, it cannot be
supposed TINT they, consistently with self-rcs poet,
could acl otherwise than they have done-eren if
tiyes regarding the interests Of the country had
been III existence TO induce them 10 wish his removal
from The position he holds on one Of the most impor
tant committees Of The House. We have briefly
stated the reasons, which, understand, induced
five gentlemen TO put the reques, Of being relieved
from serving on that Committee .-.UadiSonion.
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No. 99.---YOLUME XXX

feel assured that country women will look with lii.
lie favor any device which excludes them from JOIN
ing 10 festival given in honor Of him whose magma
ton and heart gave birth to 'tle Nell
! large committee Of influential citizens APP
pointed TO make the necessary arrangement. Philip
Hone requested 10 write letter Of invitation 10
Mr. Dickens, and D. c. Golden appointed TO deliver II
IN person. Mr. Hone prepared letter, which was
signed by all the gentlemen present
The committee designated 10 report plan of pro-
ceedings, reported that they had considered it advsa
he TO offer MIR. Dickens and his lady public ball
that, 10 heghten the effect of the bali, and in
pance with the desire generally expressed, they
commended that the ball room should be made 10
present compartments of the "Curosity Shop in
which the productions of "Boz might be illustrated
and, order 10 give novel and agreeable feature u
the intended tete, they suggested that number OF
Fableaux Fivants should be formed By competent
lists, in the intervals Of the dances, "drawn from the
novels poems, sketches, and dramas OF MIR. Dckins,
and shadowing forth in living picures the graphic and
glowing descriptions Of this singuary gifted and
ginal author. The committee further recommended,
the following sketch oil decorations and devices for
/, The bail room and arrange n,e n,s for The floor
L. The inside Of the theatre TO represent magn.
icent saloon hung with chandeliers.
= The audience part Of The house to be ornamented
with esoons OF flowers, gariands, draperes and ro
plies embematical Of The different States Of the
Union.
3. The floor to extend from the front Of the boxes
W TIC oaeh VI lHe burning, "itfe, OH an cie'a"u
Stage arrangements he made Tor the representation OF
numerous tableauS viVanti from the works OF Alr
Dickens, represented by artists, under the direction OF
the committee
a. Inc stage part OF the theatre to be highly embe!-
lished with various designs from the writings Of
"Boz, illustrating many Of his s'sking original, no
vel, graphic ana familiar scenes.
D full and efficient orchestra, comprising The prn-
cipa musical talent al present N The city, TO be en-
gagged, and so arranged as to add to the general e.
feet, without diminishing the space allotted to the COM
pany
g. The ballroom TO afford Accommodations for upwards
Of 5000 persons.
= The following arrangements are also recommend
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RUST SALE OF LAND AND SLAVES.

DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed to subscriber
Cooke The 18th Gay Of May 1871 and duly admit
l i,sord rfk office o Cumberland county, for The
purpose due Thomas Booker, will, the
@ LAY Of February nrAt Al Cumberland Court house. II being
ne da Of Cumberland February Court next orr al pub
auction. tn highest bidder of cash. Tract OF Land de-
ed IN sud deed a lying the Davenport, road, In said coi-
which the said Cooke lives, containing about $40
This good little Farm suitable buildings, &c
VII also br sold, the time and place. and for Tie saIie
,Pr iwo ksy slaves, Merit and Mad such portion 81
he ii property viii satisfy said deed amounting 10 about
$3.50 The night tins prcrity i believed Ia be good but act
'e Trustee, the night such viii Be conveyed aud No other
iiEZ. FORD, jrHsss
In 18Th Sim
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VERY FAIR oFFER.-Persons wishing 10 purchase Pano
a Fnrte from the subscriber have the privilege ii trying
them before and by this arrangement matter
how many fears they have they run M rk Of Tei;ine
Indifferent all risk Of their berg bad
upon shoulders. Prces-as5 , rs $50 315, 400 and
on to COO dollars perfectly willing y use the rsk Of
lecting Tor purchasers myself
have sold about 800 Piano without eve selinr bad
one. T.. +. y.
Feb. L. 3s9-wawn
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rI,RITST SiLE or VALUABLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I" a
rm., executed 10 the subscriber, by William Duncan
and Salty duncan h- WIFE, hearing the 18th day at August
ls and II record III III. Office o King William county,
shall, Monday, the als day Of February next, II alr
not the r,i thereafter satisi! the purposes uf saih
deed SALE public auction, for cash. nlne lots Of Lana
in The village iyclis in lie county Of King William AMI nam
red in tho plan an PLAT 0i sad village n Lots
40 l. - H. - s. q IL, IL, together with the houses ana I'M
lots. Persons disposed I" purchase i- .aua
lie property refer the plat Of said town. 81 re-
cord in King William CLERKS Office, and examine The property
likewise themselves The trust deed, under which The sab
will be made Accued the payment Of 5000 due 10
Robert H. aui-on E> Acting Trustees We shall convey
vested lay the Of SAID az eu
The title, however, believed 10 ir perfect
Il. +. DABNES, I 7,..,,,.
WALKER HAYES. ''
,-,, r,a,.,,. tsto
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CLOVER SEED, RAcoN, SUGAR, WiiISkEf, &C.. Sc
IN BUSHELS prime Glover Seed
lCO $4,000 lbs. Bacon al kinds, n , 4 cents
% bids. 81. CrniS II. Orleans and r. Ricn sugar
- hhIS. New Orleans H.,
iids. Cuba clarified DE-.
so do. Baltimore Whiskcy
80 bhls. do. do.
50 do. Girsons and Martins old Rye
100 boxes sxl0, l0xl2, l2Slf Glass
900 hhls. NJ. nett " G. iIerngs
10 hhds. Trinidad and y. O. Mulas.rs
10 thags JAVA, Rio and 1agu:ra Coffee
20 half chests Imperial aud Young Tyson Tec
- bills. Malaga Wine
50 boxes Is, SIS ard is tallow Candies
90 do. good and common Soup
~ tubs Goshen Butter
20 kegs new Lard
80 hbls. OF Vinegar
81 boxes Havana Sugar
so hhis. BraZil do.
10 half pipes French Brandy in he Custom House
96 quarter casks Port Wine
o5 ibis. apple aud peach Brandy
100 lbs curled Hair
50 pieces Hair Cloth
a fu assortment of Mahogany
All the above goods consignment and viii be sold
reduced prices. JAS. GEO. WINSTON.
Ian N slowly
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ID OVAL PARRISH returns his lhanksA his friends and Gus
IL toners their liberal patronage, opes the will he
extended fun. He rcsprc'A requests that all per
sons indebted him will forward aud discharge the
early possible his "is 10 CLOSE his individual bn
siness immediately.
On
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TT A. WASHINGTON, ATTORNEY Law, Richmond, ia =
H. liz prarScs the Superior aud inferior Courts
Cle.rcritld, Gnucliand and Caroline.
R.frrrntrs-iIon. j. =. Lomax Wilou.hly Newton, Esq,
George Fitzlugh Esu Henry nr. ESQ W. r. Mason, E,
aud Darins Clagri;, E'i. Addre-S-RiohInond, Va.
Jan. - Sl-NfW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-15

NOTlCE-The franklin Manufacturing Company have a-
pointed A. $ Maddox their Agent who VIII he furnished al
store doors below the Rank n virginia. with large
suppl, all the varieties Of Wrin. Paper ade their Mil.
viz Foolscap, arap packet and letter Paper NIL which he
will SELL by wholesale and retail snch rircs fail
satisfy the public City and country merchants and citizens Of
State generally respectfully invited his stock,
features. RICHARD WHITFIELD, President
Oct. L. 1871. 4a-u
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that there is not the slightest ground to justify the at
tempt now made 10 impair the credit of the Virginia
Bank.
Mr.. Bolts in his says:
Thte is not the s!igh,es, foundation for the runor
now in circulation relative to that bank, which is, that
the bank is broke; and its paper IL as learn, now a,
fifteen per cent discount well here as III Baltimore
"a large portion Of the stock Of the Virginia Bank is
held by The State and it continues 10 be one OF The de-
free circulation it mas ever been at home and is re-
ceiyed with undiminsled confidence, both by othes
banks and citizens
81 unhesitatingy advise the holders of its paper to
yield TO no panlc gotten up by those, perhaps, who
from unfrendly feelings to the Bank desire its pros
trution or, what is equally probable BY those who de-
sire 10 speculate."-B.
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6,U-PAKT ERSfIlP-Ruya Parrish
~ in business with Thomas L. Beazry, business VIII in d
tre conducted under the firm of PARRISH l. jEAZLEY, at
his old stand. on Cary
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TMPoRTED SARrEaoN-Ths I'M I,rsi,h Race Horse aud
Stallion make the present aId perhaps the last
one in this section country for Years Stable
yneSvlle, Granville county, North Carn,n, 18th
and expire III day July neA = i very low pnce II stu
cash, paid wkiu the So pad out Of il. with 81
cash groom AL Mares viii 'r well fed aud
fully attended, slu month, wirh cwcrrr, h. paid
before they AMI colorcd boarded
charge. By middle II April shall hove eNreIcn aurase
gratis.
Sarpedon himself has been con>irsh, AMI his
greatly distinguished themselves ;ir will
here Of hi rrt thai have w"n W: a Drckic,
Trmpar Sleeper, Susan Tyler Wellington, nna, aenr Bill,
Brown Stout Camden several ether. Whose in
They have II All d,oies, mile
heats and broken heals II beli",r know
hem best, perhaps The siont-et ihn ot "rs-s IN the
United Severed al hi colts have ca;ir winners,
from mares thai never bred winner i"nr her horse
SarIe,n l., the renowned Ei'in Se best Stallion
in Eusand. OF Icai &c. -. sud ncSti Lis believed
thar nf IT, irains AMI lasting power Of his
ts l richness of hi blood H. combines NOR: - The stout.
did, .bu;ued E"nusbruugh AMI Nanihr .ood III his
veins. than hsirSe, 0tter horse tbs country.
Sarprdom, color, II rich brown upward- &C fifteen hands 8
nchr- strength aud st,taner. and
game appearance.
leading characteristics Of hi stock fine temper hearty
feeders, aud rnin,l,iu. game and wind
The s,bsciter therefore, with great confidence recommends
hun 10 the attention aud patronage OF the pnb'c
February I.rh, II - e9-5,'
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4 vAIU ABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE-By
u ,ilr IL Deed Trust from John rih aid Margaret his
vi" tow Tearing date the 18th August ISIS and admitted 10
-oi Clerks Office Goociand County Court, 18th au
is, -, shall, Friday. the lh day of March, 1872 al
!"eoS upon the premises expose 10 sale ~ public auction 10
s highest bidder ha, valuable Estate in Gooand County, on
l-~ Eer known Dnver, containing about lDD acres oil
aud, about 800 Of which Of River and Creek low
Grounds. nj surpassed fertility hy any the river There
t now seeded this Estate, informed about Uoo
Sh wheat The Canal passes through tins Estate, aud II Is
About twenty miles the city Of Richmond.
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CARn FROM JrDGr IrsnII T. Tn The National Intel
Iigencer we find the following Card from the Sccre.
tary Of the Navy
To Me Editors Of tie National iatehigeneu:
GrxrIEMEs Permit me to say, through your CO.
umns to all who feel interest in the progress and
results of The singular contest into which have been
une xpectedly forced that shall in due time make il
very plain that Mr. Bolts quite far from sustaining
his charge he before the publication Of his las,
letter must of course, draw ny proofs from the same
part Of the country from which he has drawn his; and
hence some time. perhaps week days, will
elanse before my reply can be ready. presume the
public curiosity can be kept alive and hope that the
public judgment will be held in suspense, during that
time. y. /. lFSHCh.
UosLjug,oD Feb = 1912
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GREAT BARGAINS ~ DRY GOODS.-FTn. lst, leia-
VI X. H. JE-iKLHS would Invite the attention ol persons
f;oOis the uuwlh. Goods, when
selling of eieap far CASH
Brown lleaclei Shlriinss. aiG, and 10 cenfs.
Also, finer Goods at l2i cents, Sc.
Cotton Osnabnrgs, al AMI 10 rents.
10000 yards CalIcoes, al L, $ 10 and l2i cent.
Very line Cacocs NJ i. 20 It.. and i. 3D.
5000 wards McuSein DE- LANES, At Is CD p M 81 ana inner.
Irish Linens from Is. G., =. 3D. H., and ic hhrst made
Plaid Silks al y. ID. aud q.
An roor-d figured silks .; ID, =. t 81 sd aud higher
Rich Shaws uf all kinds.
Linen Pocket andsetchiefs, aOc Is td., . 3D. and inner
onncts Ehands and FlnMtrswith many cheap Goods
from auction, receiving ard opening every week
Feb. civil
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GREED D. COLEMAN, AI1oRSEr Law, attends the Courts
Of Cumberland, powhatan, Buekncha.n ana Prince Ed
ward will attend promptly business that he
trusted 10 him. Address-Cumberand Coui lir's"
Feb5 sG-tf