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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01
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69-2awtds
Feb. l3

PURSUANT order made in the United States Court for
the Eastern District of Virginia. the 23d of March, 1885,
IN the matter Of bankruptcy of Colqui Gentry, notice
by gwen to the creditors both social and individual of the
hankups ta from The report OF the Commissioner made purs
AM To SAID order that effects
motley Tor dsiiDnion there balance ofone hundred
ana dollars and thirty Two cents. That of the md
vidua effects Of Cacb A. CoIGu similarly situated there is
balance OF four dollars and eighty nine aud of the ndvl
al effects oil Austin Gently similarly balance
of hundred and forty dollars and foy three cents And
further that III the order aforesaid declared that
after days notice win pass order for dividend and dis
tIibuon OF The balances aforesaid.
FRED. TRANSPORT,
Assignee of CoQuitt and Gentry.
Feb.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01

VIRGINIA CONVENTION. 1929 '30-J. W. RANDOLPH 4
for SALE Proceedings and Debates of the Virginia
SAFE ls29'3r winch sutjoined the
.aa.'uon Of Virginia and the of the people.
s.. y el-,f
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Feb 9Th. 1914.

NEAR FOUR HUNDRED PIANOS-The subscriber has SOLD
Y near four hundred Piano Fores within The last egh years
and has W. Ia find out that he sold bad oneand H.
}re he ever should would be suffered to be Kept ny
ocfchaser well aware that the sale oil single
Piano would do him much injury Orders, addressed to the
'41e,f,er Will be promptly attended to- II 1. N1Sh,.
~ $50 S9-eoStif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01

~NtEr OIL. 100 salad Oh OF superior quality, Of
= impo,;aton-just received. for sale by
ALIEN. DUvAL & co.
F.h s 90-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01

yI-n0D BOJfLDIE ATTORNEY 1T L.7W has removed To
~ tie ci,y Richmond, and will attend all The Courts held IN
e cts % Office Main street, front room over Inc store
A. ne " ~ G5-2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01

:, iVI.FI WfVFKEE will sell Tobacco Wheat aud Flour,
- and will give particular attention 10 All pro-
pej'y entrusted 10 his management
U-ite N front building OF SEockOe Ware house. -
T.. lily
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01

ENOR RENT OR LEASE-1h. subscriber offers for r, M or
lease the Brick Store House AT King William Court
man OF SOM capital VINO Is acquainted with the
merchandising would do well. To such
ees assured that The present location offers
lis con.ri I" nivsaoe water being within about two miles ~
the Mat aIon the great iact, in trans
porting his goods and gram, with comparatively bur little
lis situation also, the seat
within huu
opportunities aud inducements TO the community pubic
stems II Is also III the heart of the and popuoS
borhood amidst active enetsn: prosperous people
generally punclua and res ponsibc
The house but viii undergo few repairs and
painted Granary will also he erected and
the Store House.
small Dwelling House. also, built within the last year. with
four roons suitable for small family, be had The
.criber.
Any letter addressed to him. King William
receive PROMPT attention. Early application requested.
Dec bo-2awtf W. ~ GREGORY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01

.R6G GLOBE ARTICHoKE.-Seed Of the large Globe Ar-
IL by Philip Duva jr., Richmond some of
we're two feet circumference Also, large supply OF
ie.a Garden Seed just received and for sale by
K. r. DUvAL, Bank Square.
e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01

rUN$rRUCTiON CONSTRu ED-Cons,ruclIon Construed
constitutions vndcaied, by John Taylor, author OF The
Arater. This valuable book, for sale by
j. W. RANDOLPH 4 co.
Feb II Cliff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01

NOrCEBy yitue Of Deed of Trust me by Ma
~ than Spencer bearing date the day August 1872 and
duly recorded the Clerks Office County Court OF Buck
lnghdm, WILL for the purposes mentioned on the
18th day Of March next sl the premises proceed To sell
public 10 the highest bidder know Tract Of
Land lying and being IN said county cknrham on the
Sonh fork of State river, and hundred
and seventy more less; being
sand Spencer and ko"n 10 hea prod
ed TO the production OF corn wheat ana
Of the ~ which said Slate
lands prOveibay the best Wheat lands country
THIS Tract al Land mas an The necessary mpot
comfortable accommodation of large am, securing
taking tt- raised The large Eoron Of
this Tract 81 Land Is wood, hut sulcency been
cleared 10 make the farm an object 10 those may
farming pursuits The will be made as ac
eommoia'lns as circumstances will permit ana will br made
known on The day ct sale The subscriber acting Trustee
viii convey such title only in him by said deed hui
is believed 10 be indisputable.
WILLIAM b. JONES, Trustee
feo ~ 92-tdss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01

pICHtRD F. BRoADDUS and JOHN $. GOULDN are
Az their visit person indebted 10 Inc
Redmond ENQUIRER, Richmond Wing, Richmond Compiler
Literary Messenger and Farmers Register between
l and he Rappahannock rivers, and the Blue Ridge
Chesapeake hay hope tina, each who is Eo al
m prepared preparation to their dues by the
they are called OF The above named gen enen
Yer, snail indebted but of no small
Importance those TO whom II is due. -
WM. GOCLDIN,
Collector for Enquirer, Wing. &C
F.l, 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01

SEABROOK'S WAREuOUSE.-it affords the Inspectors o
- pleasure inform the Planters OF Iohaccon
Virginia and North Carolina SeahIonSs Warehouse nov
GOOD order Tor the reception OF Tobacco; that ample insurance
ire VIII he ali Tobacco the Warehouses the
s II d,ayape Is the same as Warehouses; that freight
paid them that their undivided al
,Ro paid business Of the Warehouse ana every
ea, made on their part expedite business
THOMAS 4. BURCH, lt,,,..,,x,
THOMAS T. JOHNSON, '"sre''''
II, "a 75-2awtf
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GILES MISCELLANIES, &c.-Politcal Mscel'anies, COM
u pied ny Gov. Ges-prlce 81
pew's Lectures the Restrictive system-Price 81 3D.
Tayors Construedprice 81 % For sale at
j. w RANDOLPH 6, co = Bookstore and Bindery,
lei West Main street, Rioi,niv.a.
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Richmond, Feb. Is: 1914.

IND OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES end OF Religions Controver
IL friendly correspondence between Religions society
Pt,>,an,. and Ca hoic Divine, by the Right Rev John
j. -. RANDOLPH & co.
81, - Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01

EoR SALE-FRESC IT. late the sra Of Judge Barbour de
than any sale being in soil sanhou in
climate mo endemic disease having occurred within the rcco
ton oil the Undersigned for 40 years and the society lis vi
cinity being equal perhaps, any Virginia There this
Estate about 1890 of Land, third covered
WIN TIMBER al the best Kinds, VIZ locust chestnut hickory oak
and pine Nearly all the fencing the farm out OF locust and
chestnut Clover aud plaster been used this Estate for
20 with decided advantage and all 4" the fields with the
exception of what has been plouehed for aud tobacco
in clover II is well adapted the growth of wheat
ana tobacco have memorandum which shews that, from
this estate, and small farm cultivated in conjunction with it,
there sold in the 1929 81 $40 worth of tobacco 1t lies
amidst the South Mountains, whose soil has acquired de-
served celebry beautifully unduatng without being Steep
sigh, mile, from Orange and
ea. az ' Re %nSa PSSs ana and "coeK IL
very well waered there being at least 30 pure springs
There failing streams Of water running nearly
situated the dwelling house ON an emnence On one % these
is meadow along lis whole length; on the other
dwelling OF brick, large, commodou and elegant II
passage twelve fee, Width. with arch in the centre
There each side of the
passage twenty-o feet square The partition walls, which
OF hck, from the basement 10 the top and divide the
The pasterng Is done with Plaster OF
Paris The ceiling and cornce oi The drawing room are highly
ornamenied and the roof Is OF TIN was erected by the fo
buildings al Uni
Virginia All of the bindings have been erected with,
the last - years. look we'll and The interior Of The dwelling
II has pedmen portco IN front with large and lofty CO.
umns, in the the whole length OF the house
with succeed columns In the yard is well OF delightful
water, with patent pump inserted
me other buildings brick Kitchen with
below meat houses store house with room
above apples aud FOR bees ice house cube Of twenty
.et carriage large enough 10 contain three cntrages
houses for and barns: stables tobacco hoscs
house ssc in good order. brick wall encoscs nearly two
acres soil in which the finest fruits such a. The
several kinds puns the fig the oi which there
vea hundred Of the best kinds also three kinds of the
strawberries and beds OF asparagus Inc orchard
kinds Of the best apples peaches and pears
cherry spontaneously on the mouni The terms OF
follows oue-Ihd of the purchase money 10 be
paid cash. credit Of u months The second payments and
wished the purchaser should retain, during the life of
The subs riber or during pleasure thousand hun
sxyseven dollars paying pnncuay the interest there
sale the principal and to be secured by deed OF usI
the land and BY bond with approved personal security
Sr- An undisputed title can be conveyed
As il is presumed from distance would like TO visit
during the succeeding three months, Mr. 3 Bar
hour will take pleasure showing utter the month
of April.
az inquiry this property will be addressed,
post paid subscriber Mr. s. Barbour, Gordonsville
FRANCES r. BARBOUR.
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n : TUITION OF CO-PARTNERsHIp.-The Coranner-
ID nm -r,ore existing between subscribers, under the
Gam Of Wu Allison Co.. day dissolved by mntuai con
s.nr-,n WM ALLISON,
HUGH A. WATT
= .bunrd Fab y, 1874 S6-2aw4w
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-PARTNERsuiP subscriber associated with him
N Jose2h d. Evans formerly OF Lynchhurg virginia Is
u- conduct the CHINA Glass and Earthenwa'e
r,> a, the old stand VIM Allison Co, Main street.
! {. ne q ALLISON & EVANS.
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rna; il be recommended 20 the Editors of Newspa
throughout the Commonwealth publish al the head Of
heir a-r> their advertising and that they strictly nd
10 same and that these be always such, as TO
;,.e fair camp. nsation for the labor periormed
Resolution Of the Editorial Convertion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19
NEW WORKS.

Eh
Through j. w. Randolph we have received from
Harper and Brothers "Naratve Of the Texas Santa
Fe Expedition in 1871, by George Wilkins Kendall,
IN two handsome volumes, ornamented with bsau'ifui
eprravngs Of buffalo hunts, and Mexican buildings
md cities. A fine map is appended, tracing the wan
derings of the adventurous Expedition Tins narrative
has nained the author much distinction, and is most
niouant sketch of shair breadth scapes by food and
field" Ii is from this work, that Capt Marryatt was
convicted of having pirated The larger portion Of his
Monsieur Violet. The publishers deserve credit los
the elegant style of its execution
We have still farther 10 acknowledge our indebted
ness to our very kind friends, Harper and Brothers,
far sending us through Drnker and Morris, Part No
Sd OF Meals History Of the Puans with portraits on
steel-Part Of McCulloch's Gazetteer with very va
Iunbe statistical tables and maps-Nos q, g, go and
70 of their Library OF Select Novels, containing the
Here,c." translated from the Russian of Laietchni-
koff-a thrilling romance--The "Beloved One, do
nestle story, by Mrs. Holland, au,horess OF the i'm
pressive story OF the "Czarina The "Grumbler, by
Miss Ellen Pickering, who has written several novels
of ;nierest-And The "Lfe and Adventures of Jack oil
the Mill commonly called Lord Othmla, created for
b,s eminent services, Baron Waldeck aud Knight OF
ki.coltie" 6resids story, by WIN Howitt very Po-
ou;or writer We have skinned over all these works
of foncv and they seem TO be full of pleasant excite
ment. Through the same hands we have received
onolhsr copy Of kendalls Narrative of the Texan
Ssn,a Fe Expedition, which we have noticed above
Fenderich, the distinguished Li,hographst al Wash
nr,on whose likenesses always so true to Nature,
has our thanks for admirable Autograph portrait OIL
the lamented Upshur, taken just week before his
dreadful end on the "Prnceton" His fine features
act forth in bold relief Poor Gmers portrait will be
issued very soon They may be had Of Franck, the
glider and frame maker, (Aain ST., Richmond y who
has on hand fine collection OF similar portraits of oil
our distinguished statesmen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19

" We shall publish Estate Rights" from SUSSEX,
demonstrating the unconsttuional'ty OF National
Bank lie will be pleased 10 proceedwi,h the Discus
sion-recolleciing the spirit OF his first No. that Bre-
ri,y is the soul Of ,cit," (and most generally, OF ris-
dom
We have received the Cd No. of "Arstides which
we shall bring out on Friday. lie scores it into the
Wing Address. We beg him to go on, and complete
his portraits His first No has been warmly received
gentleman OF critical taste la Petersburg, describes
the pleasure he had received from It's peyusa and says
that Wis is The right vein, for The times
Our End No on the Bank is crowded out-we shall
take up The subject on Friday. We in no impa-
tent hurry expose the bubbles Of the Scribber of
the r. Whg-they SO elaring, and they IN so d.
recly agars, the whole history and theory of political
parties The lnsdlous effort of making out the Feds
TO be Repub cans and rice PERSIA and the Bank 10 be
a Republican measure, is one of the most impudenl
humbugs Of the day. The lst part OF The Address Of
the Central Committee exposed the audaciy of the
asser,ou Ina. "a general misapprehension had taken
place on tina. subject 1t shows, that if there had been
this msnpprehension, even Hamilton, and Jefferson,
and Chief Justice Marshall, and Clay, and Van Buren,
&c, &C. had been betrayed into II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19

FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
10 the Toters Of the Congressional and Senatorial D's
trtcts Of YUrk, .lccomcck sc.
When became candidate for Congress, no other
;na,vdn,l had declared himself as such, and neither
a,ty had manifested an intention to hold Conven-
,;on for nominating one while confidently believed
,bo, m election would be held al an early day NOW
here are tw, other candidates in the eld-one dis
tnguished Jurst of the Democratic school, ana Tie
o,her Metropolitan Senator of the Wing party.
A week before the District Wing Convention met,
and several DAYS before delegates thereto were appoint
al bv Williamsburg, made known 10 a prominent
mber of that party residing IN the CITY, that was
willinr Ia unite with him and his political friends, IN
snnnort Of the Bank and Tariff measures, and IN ud
rora,np the claims of Mr. Clay TO the Presidency for
which Office zsaIously supported h'm ~ so alter
io;nipr in his nomination at the National republican
I'm yen,on held in Baltimore | informed hm also,
,bo, # should be invited by my w:,wnsmsn to
become rspresentatlve, | was ready 10 submit my
I,.,n..s candidate TO the consideration of the Con-
r,n,on-,o abide its determination, anu support us
romines When The meeting was held ia Williams
bp,o TO appoint delegates, was IN Richmond, from
whence returned in time to take the pest OF delegate,
in The eve nj OF my being made one lhs not having
heen done | am under no obligation 10 support the
election Of the gentleman whom the wings nave DE-
pna,ed as their choice to represent them "ithoraw
SssIf bowevsr from the Congressional canvass, and
Isaya The field 10 be contested by those only whom
The ,,ro parties have respectively brought forward
Having waived mr. pretensinns to seat IN the House
oe Rsnresentatyes declare myself candidate for the
senate of yirqinia 10 fill the vacancy occasloned by
the expiraiion Of NJ. Gusts term oil service The
Eastern Shore having had the representative Tor eight
years past take it for granted, according TO an on-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19
AMELIA ELECTION.

We take occasion say, tina, feel great soci,ude
Tor the success OF the Democratic candidate in this
good old Republican county. No county in the Com
Inonweath has evinced more uniform and devoted at
,achment to the Republican creed, or has expressed
more cons,an. and decided opposition TO The Federal
measures Of Bank, Tariff, and ID stribulon. We are
satisfied that the intelligent people OF Amelia will not
be mis!ed into the support of these od'ous mea-
sures and the consequent remuneration OF their an
Gent creed We ore of the many sacrifices,
both personal and political, which Mr. Lewis fiar-
vie, the present esmabe, useful and able cand date
of the Democratic party, has been induced to make by
his patriotic devotion to the and which cannot
fail 10 endear him every Democrat IN the State. We
need not say, that feel every confidence in his en-
husastc attachment TO the principles of the party,
and can assure our Democratic friends, that they
could scarcely find, IN the limits of their county,
more popular, energetic or useful Delegate. No De-
noc,at consistently refuse 10 sustain HIM, and
cannot doubt his success.
What can better attest the deep sense entertained Of
The value Of his services, than that such a man
John F. W,ley-one of the gallant volunteers of Pc
,ersburg, pure end infexibe Republican of the vir
ginia School, so well known TO the State, first a
member Of the Legislature, and now as member of
The Executive Council; countyman Of Mr. Harvie,
and intimately acquainted with his merlts-should feel,
and manifest on al proper occasons the deepest in
teres. IN his reelection?
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TO THE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER.
MEcEIE\Ef'RG col MY. NJ ,pC

MECkLENHtRt COUNTY, MSRCH III. lSii
In communication, published OF the 10Th inst
there typographical Capt WM fowler, tand moi
Fowler The gentleman spoken OF BE good TO correct
your and also, that there Will be meeting
the Democratic Party Capt Robert uveibys. on FRIDAY
the I'D inst the purpose nominating another canddate
deemed hes, o have the meeting NJ that place instead
Of the Court House. order that may hear more complaint
"C0urt House JuntoS, and "tentra Ciqles'
As you before the sold Whcehor as Capt fowler
fmiay called is doing good work. and the Feds are
yoly rapfarn They have been expecting be- tenciled
consdt rab, by family Giarres IN this county; but poor Eel
counted without their lns' The
Of Meck!enburg whatever they may do elsewhere,
the tragedy Of The Kilkenny cats, for
Whc No. gentlemen, they better
Their duty themselves aud to their country, than 10 pursue
disgrace themselves and defeat 10 their
cause The Democracy Meckcnburs have adopted the best
remedy Those sectional ra!onsies which are apt 10 exist IN
our large We have brought candidate who has
the strife that has been amongst hn has the
respect confidence Of all and will unite the whole party
expect another different oi the
w. VIII give equal satisfaction With fowler and col
wohy Of him nj head we are determined TO give
good account Of ourselves al the ensuing election
ROANOKE.
r. = The candidate the field but he do
,bnr r.
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no rug rD1yoks or TIE ESo UlRER

Our attention has been called to what was pro-
pery supposed to be error in the sum stated as the
value Of the annual export of the State of Virginia in
the Report lately made by US to the shockoe an De,
rou, noner of Yesterday il initiates against the ar
sument Of the Report and we beg that you will notice
The printed statement is, "about 81 100000" We
wrote il, sabout S5,00O,OO0.
AT the moment Of preparing the report, we had be.
FIRE US the returns only for The years 1910 and ls4
The FIRST was given as imports S545 Os5, exports 81
us 800 the second as, imports 1887 23 exports So
$50 2S6-the latter, which in point of tune,
being greatly the more in our favor But we though.
it fair and sufficiently near to accuracy 10 the genera
ARGUMENT taking the average to say about $500 900
eor The one and sbou, So OO0, 900 for the other.
- - THE COMMITTEE.
Sainrdar 18th March.
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We have nothing TO say 10 the remarks Of the Rich
nond Wing upon the great Tyler meeting got up on
the 12tn, in the city Of Williamsburg. But we must
saya word as to the great ne OF the r. Wing, tina,
".he heads Of the Loco Foco party at Washington
have, within week past, entered into grave council
upon the expedency of laying aside Mr. Van Buren,,
and adopting another candidate. &c 'Sc The Wing
ADDS that this repor, may furnish wrh key to some
of the late movements of MIR. Tyler's friends, who
wish $50 try the chances Of his beng adopted as the
Leo Foco candidate in place OF MIR. Van Buren,. =
We undertake to say and we speak by The card) that
lie heads Of the party have no such design at all
that they have not the most distant idea of laying
aside Mr. Van Buren,, of adopting any other cand'.
da,e: that the whole thing s either an idle quiz, or a
ridiculous supposltion-and that any one who shapes
his by such calculation is only following the
iickesing lights of willo-wisp. We know pos tive
IL wha, assert and we cannot refer tor clearer
and more authoritative confirmation, than the luminous
exposition which publish this morning, Of MIR Van
Buren, position from Washington correspondent.
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7ye R,nybJ;,ons If ,he Gin of Richmond.

The Shockoe Hill Democratic Association of the
City of Richmond will hold their regular meeting
Mt the Democratic Hail. lover the Marshall Hotel, on
II Street, Shockoe Hill,) on Wednesday evening" The
Goth instant at half past o'clock. Several addresses
may be expected Our friends everywhere are Tous,ng
and assumng the armor and the attitude demanded ny
the crisis" Democrats OF Richmond buckle on your
armor go forth manfuy TO the contest and in The name
Of your country and her dearest rights, you must, you
,riH preyail VERITAS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19
By the Gorernor Of Trginia.

u TK.1II'AHN TIUN',
WHEREAS vacancy hath occurred in the General Assem-
w bly, of this By The resignation OF Hill Carter, ESQ.,
the Senator elect for the district composed of the counties o
arle, City, James City, New Kent, enco and the Cy ot
Richmond:
The sber OF the said countless and the Mayor Of the City
nf Richmond therefore required IN the of the Common
wealth. hold elections within the said counties and corporation
the SAID District tile ih Thursday April
next supply the aforesaid.
Ter hand Governor aud under the lesser seal
the Commonwealth al Richmond ti- 18th day Of March
SEAL in the year sii. IA. MCDOWELL.
Mar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19

NEW SPRING GOOII@
THE subscribers NJ e. Main stfrr arc no reccirnG ana
onenng their stock Of STAPLE AND FANNY DRY GOODS,
consisting IN pat Of
Wool Black Cloths and Cds>imrres
Fancy ca.-imeres and Nt.tinss
pam and Paid Ganhroous
Heavy Twled Summer cloths
Blue. Black. and Green kennck! jeans
Brown and Beached Linen Dnll
Striped and Plaid Pseudo Cloth ,,,,,,
Brown Holland and Linen Cambria hahdkefchet'
Eafston Gnehani-
Prints, New Spring style
Irish Linen good assortment
Linen and Cotton Table Cloths
Red Padding and sail Duck
Plain White Camhiic and Jaconet
pain and Striped sws. Muslin
B,own Beached and Blue Drilling
SILK and Cotton Handkerchief
Cum Elastic and Web Suspenders
stocks Collars and Bosoms
Silk and Cotton Hose
sir Ginebam and Cotton Umbrellas 49,
WIN Great variety of other Of which will he sold
t,rmey low. LoNuOHI VlLLi'ohhh DnInn
March 10 ou-"u