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Desirable Residence fnr> sale.

am very desirois of disposinr of the Tract
IlIA of Land on which now reside, known by the
sI1sji name Of LINDEN, lying In the county al
.Ea-s< Orange, In the South W,si mountains, even
mile. from the Court House thlrty Frrdercks
burg sixteen from The Railroad Depot al Gofdonsvl-,
and two and-a half from the RapIian RIVER lhi
Tract contains eight hundred and forty eight acres one
fourth OF which Is wood land, the growth o which -
principally OAK Hickory, Poplar ana Locust " IS ~
yded into eight fields, al under good fencing The I'M
proyeIaents consist Of very comfortable Owe ling
House Oyersees House, Meat House, Ice House, Car
riarr iouse Corn House, Kitchen Dairy, Barn. and
every other building, etsssnr; fur the convenience
az n family. The location Of the Dwelling House Is
provemenis about IL are very handsome All ci the
arabic land IL well taken with clover and has been I'M
der the clover and plaster system Of improvement 10.
several years This whole rcd and region Is proven
bal Tor lis health and for ~ great susceptibility oi i.-
pr0vement, by The application 81 clover ahh plaster.
navigation Of thr Rapid1n River, has ne7ry oil been
taken " hch when effected, niIst greatly enhance the
value OF lands contiguous To y.
In order more certainly 10 effect sae, and 10 suit The
convenience Of purchasers would divide this tract
90 as 10 sell four six hundred acres, with tho
movements, allowing sifiicency cf WOODLAND. To
any one wishing Ia purchase privately, will say, that
will sell great bargain in the ad and also in farming
utensils crops, stock of all kinds; &c I'LL very good IL
not sold privately between this and Thursday; ,hc 18th
day OF July next, notice ol sale before thatim viii
be gven,) shall proceed 10 sell il thai day, en- tho
premises, the highest bidder. The terms wi. be IL
berai and be known by addressing the >mb erh'r
or MIR. Robert T. WILLS, III Orange Court House, VIZ
ginia Persons lacking out for residence IN ne UPPER
country, invited TO take look Al my estL,e as
| will cell bargain. Richp IL. bso"S'
| P. S-Pnssession will be given @heneser desired,
the purchaser the subscriber ingre5s and egress
| TO secure the growing crops.
Orange County, April 3U--c2a"uaihJu'y.
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL IN STAUNTON. VIRGINIA,
Nv pike Powers.

fTyIE eyrfcsrs of This School vii be resumed on The
i 18th OF August, and terminate on the 18Th June
following. Til, course Of instruction Is thorough and
accurate The bnafders reside III me same mouse WIN
The teacher and are constantly under strict but kind
SUPERVISION. Monthly reports are regularly forwarded
n The narsnt or guardian. containing accurate state
ment Of the p"srrss and department OF The pupils ana
honOrs awarded 10 them IL Tie emu I" the eS''"
according 10 their merit. .,,o -
Terms for Bolrd aud Tuition, len months, sl6o, pay
able one half The 18th August and one hai ON ,'ln
I,n,ary No pun, " III be taken for Shorter time than
Ian months without special asreeu,sn and no deduc-
liun made for any except pToracfad sickness.
Address "Pke Powers Staunion, Immediately.
July e-c2awtl5Aug.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
WILL he offered fos sale, on the PREMISES on MON
w DAY, the ID day Of August neat, u tar, II not,
the next fair day at public anecn, the land in the conn
~ Of FanIu!er belonging 10 the estate Of the late
Thomas o. b. Carter lying on The Rapplhannock river,
thirty miles above Fredericksburg, and about ten
twelve miles below the Wanenlon White Sulphur
Springs.
This land is of good quality lies well, Is easily inn
proved and is well adapted 10 The growth Of all kinds ot
grain and grass and possesses other advantages seldom
10 be fonni in the upper county II i Situated IN
agreeable neshhorliuod, within I'VE thee mites Of
large manufacturing mls lying The which
Is Eow being made sab. for and other boats
Of burden, which n-urcs makrl =, the decor Tor every
article raised for sale.
house Iacf, ;lat poTlion which HE late Thomas
o. Il. Garter resided, contains by recent survey 69d
acres, Of which, 5n or 200 acres are rver bottom, and
IS 100 Of high land IS III wood IL lies compact, and
~ under good enclosure. There are Two comfortable
dwellings III the yard this iIact which has all ne
ceasary outhouses, including good ice house, ham,
Ssr. The location is a beautiful enc. " commands
view Of the surrounding country Tor miles and of The
river for some miles up and down.
The trart known "WIghl'-, lies the East side
Of Pney ridge adjona The land al DR. Cloplcn, con
IaIns 2iI acres, anl lies we'll II Ia, sufficient guam
tiiy OF timber II for support.
Lot No aGjaiBs The above named tra,!, and con-
tans lil acres, all IN timber of pine aud oak.
Ln No. contains about 10 acres, all IN wood of tho
same kind
Lot No. contains - - ;nrarly all in wood
and adjains The other lots,
A survey and plat ii al the land VIII be- shown
the dry Of sale. more particular DESCRIPTION 81 thu
land deemed unnecessary, those sAIng Ia plIr
chase Will no doubt examine u Tor thsrnsnl,.-. The
subscriber Will take pleasure IN showing II any one
bciurr iie day Of sale.
The terms vii hr third IN money and The resi-
due in two equal, annual instruments, whou! lncrsst
10 ~ secured hy 4 -r .: trust The premises. Pos
session will liz given n: the usual time 10 ailDw aud
seed This Fall and full the Isl rt Jann
AIRY, lsis. SAM. BURROUGHS,
Executor of 4. O. o. Carter, deceased.
MiIlvew Post Office fauquier Comfy, Virginia
May l5-ctds
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
n1cuMoND MARKETS. July, IL.

y,cHMOND MARKETS. July. IL.
roBAcCo-The inspections are large and
.;,ss fully sustained. We quote Lugs 81 IS
N 80 common leafs so 4 so; mdding 4 Is
- 10: coed and fine 6 IA Is.
II ouR-The late foreign intelligence has re-
5ssed rates TO 50 IS 6, and dal.
a' W,HEAT-The market for The new crop moi
se nia,TS-5o c. from depot, IS c. from vessels
cORN-S0c. per bushel.
DoeonyISlONS.-BAcoN: Smithfeld and City
,nred iol a II cents; Hams liz lae.; West
cur ..n Sides. 10 a l0t cents; Shoulders, q cts
cru ,n 0'N' c,s.-s,ock Of bbs. lgh,-demand fair
LEA csaaTTLE-For Cattle from the scales, gross
rs;sbt 3 75a3 IS; nett 6 IS J, according e
S ~,,In SHEEP, clipt, 80 SO 3 90; Lambs :
s "a 3-scarce and in demand. Hoes: 81 81
:" rorTON-lli II cents per ID.
risu-Norh Carolina cut Herrings sc VI
.,l in demand Shad 50.
~" SALT-Ffom wharf 60.
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FAUQUlER
White SULPHUR Springs.

m This Establishment, ~ fivoiably known for
ga the curative qualities Of ITS water, and the ee.
ss1sM gance and comfort of its accommodation, will
@zA-A7be opened for The reception of visitors on The
lst June II situated 50 miles from Alexandria, -
miles from Fredericksburg and 20 miles East Of The
Blue Ridge, in Of the most healthy and delightful
climates of Virginia. The direction and management
will be the heretofore, and the same attention
paid 10 the accommodation aud comfort of their guests
We have IN abundant supply ice.
The season, commencing The Isl Of June, will end
the LIST Of October, embracing 4nlonihs.
Lovers of Music will find The band unsurpassed.
BOARD: Sl0 per week, 50 per week Tor weeks
so per month, $50 for the season.
For than one day 81 10 per day, 50 cents io'
single meal, % cents for lodging children under ].
years of age and servants, halt prcr horses 30 cts pei
day, PR week s. 80. per month s..
Trl.weeky stages vii run from Washington nnll ii
OF July after that lime daily
There will liz line OF STAGES from Fredericksburg al
ter The Isl Of Jmly, previous 10 which concryahcrs VIII
he furnished on accommodating terms.
DANI. WARD.
~, Iui, ..J,,.t
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REEDY BOTTOM FOR SALE.

WILL be sold on The premises, 20 the highest bidder
w on FRIDAY, the first day Of October next, on
credit of one and three years. the above named
tate the residence of the late Thomas Watkins deceas
ed on Dan River miles Southwest of Halifax, Cour
House. and 10 miles below Milton, North Carolina, con
tanning 1854 acres good portion Of which s in woods
about 900 acres first rate Low Grounds the lands
enally of the finest quality, lave been cultivated for
number Of years on the four shin systems is well ndapt
ed to the growth of Tobacco, Corn, Wheat, Oats and
Clover. On tile land is convenient and comfortable
Dwelling House, with all necessary outhonses:
Adjoining the above is another tract Of 21Gl acres
with good portion of woods, which will he sold Ell
Their separate connecrd as may be most suilabs tc
purchasers; this tract has also good Dwelling and
other outlouses.
Persons Wishing TO purchase. VII! be shown the
lands by Mr. George r. Richardson, residing on the
premises, or by the subscriber.
Privilege for seeding wheat will be given In the
Fail, aud possession the first day Of January next
WILLIAM WATKINS,
Inlr I1-ctha Erecnfor nf Thn,s Watkins deceased
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NASH & WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers and StatiOMers
AND DEALERS IN
PLANO EORTES. MUSIC. &C,

l3a, Main Street RICHMOND.
THE subscribers deal extensively in Piano Fortes,
l and for The supply OF their stores in this city ana
Petersburg reqaire large number, which enables
them Ia obtain The very best terms in the purchase.
They Offer 10 those IN search of superior Piano all
the advantages which accrue 10 them. Considerations
such as these with the exalted character Of the pianG
rer,es made By sessrs Stodart Durham, should moi
be disrerarJrj by those wishing Ia purchase.
No one can run the least risk i'll buying Piano oil
theirs written guarantee will he given when re-
qued or, when doubts exist, payment may bc with
held until all are removed.
Sy Old Pianos taken la exchange al fair prices.
Piano, tuned and repaired al moderate charges.
lime IL
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICH MON D.
RRIXED

schr. Manchester, Tu,tie, New York, sundries
to Kent, Kendall &'Atwa,er, Drinker & Morris
Lee 4 rinsley, Davenport, Alien & Co., A. Bar
agamin, L. D. Crehshaw 6 Bros, Massie &
White, Boyd & Edmonds, Hooker & Osborne
Hubbard Gardner & Co., Richardson s. Co., 81
Hyneman, q. A. Strecker, w. D. Blair, L. Gin
Ter, J. S. Fleet, E. NJ. Ncwburn, 6. Wait & Co.
F. Cranlz, II. Ludlsm g. Co., S. D. Deneon. II
w. Tyler, J. Fl. Euslace & Son, J. w. Spalding
VIM. nj, Harrison & Co., Nash g. Woudhouse
Dickinson, Robinson & Co., Carkson s. Gardner
T. Johnston, R: r. puval. P. Robinson, R. M
Ximmerman, w. Tyler d. Groing, Quarles &
Merwin. A. Bodeker, W. S. & ]. Donnan, J. C.
Crane, Il. Mott, w. n. Allen, J. Gray & Son
Gordon & Skinker, Workman, McGruder, & Co
Williams & Ha1all,- Duval s. Purcell, W. F
Butler s. Co, Rankin & Whillock-and TO order
Schr. Rainbow, Rogers, Boston.
Sclr. E. A. Stevens, Briggs, New York.
SAILED,
Scbr Arietis Wheeler Middletown Conn.
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rsanak:n Nail Works.

NnE subscriber having been aPpoih'td agent
j. for the sale OF The Manasin Nails, respect
fully informs the public that he is how receiy-
inc AMI will keep constantly on hand at his
store on The Canal opposite the Public Ware
honse, full and complete assortment Of these
NAILS, embracing all The varioas sizes in use.
This Factory having been recently erected, and
all of its machinery being new and Of The most
modern and approved description, is capable OF
making Nails equal in quality 10 those Of any
Other establishment, in the county. Dealers are
assured that no eflolt on the parl Of The present
proprielors will be wanting 10 furnish such Nails
rs will fully meet their wants, and on as good
terms as any other Factory can supply them
OF similar qualify. R. B. TYLER.
April S-dxc3mt
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NOTICES OF NEW BOOKS,
FOR SALE BY
DRINK Err Il MO IL IL 8 .

BOOKSELLERS. STA TONERS,
AND DEALERS IN PIANO FoRTES, MUSIC, SC
No. 81, Main Street.
HISTORY OF THE CONQUEST OF PERU-wilh
III preliminary view of the Civilization Of the In
css by VIM II. Prescott vols, sro.: muslin, extra,
with engravings
sThs iCopques, OF Peru may take foremost place
amonR The histories of the present day. and will rot
msn,;"n in se,ne form Is Mr.. Prescotis first excel
enee but he does mol a, 20 .s
clear. comprehensive, picturesque end interesting -
London Spectator 49,.
esring than the Conquest Of Mexico. ~ ,henDum
DR.. TRAILS J0SErHus iLLuSTRATED-a
new translalon-wiih Notes, Explanatory Essays, &C.,
ty Rev Isaac Taylor, Of ongar. No J. price % cts.
This new translation OF the jewish historian VIII
consist of his Autobiography, the Jewish War, the Two
Books against Appion aud The Antiquities and proba
bis some apncryphal pieces attributed 10 Josephus.
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Scenes Scenery, Rural Life and Country Amnsements;
h.,pe No OF new and beautiful Juvenile Series, en-.
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ny MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
o. Hours In Advance of the Mail.

Correspondence of the Richmond EnqulIer.l
BALTIMORE. July ~, P. Nj.
r,orR-There have been sales Of Howard street
r,onr 10 day a, IS 37l. slight advance upon
Sundays vu rates. bu, the market is no, active
S Ws.,ern Flour has been selling for So 70; and
CIV Mills has been taken to limited extent al
- W W. have been sales of prime red
Wheat Al iO2 c. per busheI. Avery superior ar
cle has brought Ioi io7 cts. ce
ccRs- We quote PRIME 'ro yel0 h,ns abou, be
'", O.,,.rs-There have been sales OF Oats at 40 C
'WHlskEY-We quote bbls. al 26 els. per gal.
lop with small sales.
This market is generally quiet.
There was small house destroyed by fire this
morning.
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STATIONS Office,

stratum WHICH,
NO. s. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MoND, VIRGINIA.
Let all tlls world say what they can,
For selling Prizes, STRATfON'S the man.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandra, No. &c, July 3D.
so II 3 IL Al 90 IS % rs &c 81 81.
Whole, Nos 81 80 60, piize of $3.50, both sold and
STRAIT On
Drawn Nos. Of Mononralia, No p, July 81
oj - ~ IS SIS SO IL CO 10 q GO . &c Al 81.
Ticket, Nos. ~ IS IL, Capital, sold and paid by
sTRATTON.
Drawn Nos. al I.sesburg, Extra. No. Is, July 10:
Ga "a Al 50 &c lG 81 - 10 81 AZ.
Whole, Nos. l6 j. a, a Capital, sold and paid by
SCHEMES FOR TIE WEEK.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARSi
drawn Tickets SIS; halves so; quarters IS.
10000 DOLLARS 5000 DOLLARS!
WEDNESDAY Alexandria, No. 80. Capitals =
$4,000, 5000, 5000, 1850, 10 Of 1000, &c. IS Hcs
IA drawn. Tickets S.; halves 50; quarters 25
$4,000 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARSl
Ou0 $780, 1000, 201, l,s7s, 10 Of 500, 10 Of 1000
SC. IS Nos., IL drawn. Tickets S.. halves a. quar-
tiers ?.
1000 DOLLARS 1850 DoLLARsl
acknowledgements, No. %. Capitals: 81 GOO
1880 S Of ooo, SC. CT Nos, II drawn. Tickets s.
81 halves -; quarters Ia cts.
1000 DOLLARS! 500 DOLLARSi
FRIDAY NIGH1-Lershurs. Extra M. H. Capt
tails: Si0uC, sou, fm0 .s Nos, IL drawn. 1irk
cts 81; halves 50 G.; quarters ~
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Silsse1, Extra, No. So. Capitals -
$4,000, l000, 500, &C. 6D Nos, drawn. Tickets 81;
halves 80 cts; quarters - cts.
$4,000! 10000! 10 of 1000
Alexandra Lottery, class 40, for 1917, To he drawn
July L.. - Number l.ollery-li drawn hlols--
Grand Scheme: $50 0GU, 10000. 5000, 1000, 5000
$780, TiO 10 Of 900, 10 Of $50, II Of 800, - ofauu
l)0 Of 1870 rlc Tickets $40; halves 5: quarters "a
Certificates Of % whocs stu; shares in proportion.
10000 DOLLARSl
Alexandria Lottery, Glass IL, Tor lsi1 10 be drawn
Jnly 81. - No Ln,'rry-i3 drawn ballots SrlfnGii
Scheme Su.ep0, II 11u. uO0 32;t, ~ Of Ood ~ al
800, S2 of 800, Tickets $40: halves :; quarters
~. ccrirars Of packages oi .G Whole Tickets 100
shares in proportion.
10000 p0LLARSi
Alexandria Lottery. Glass; II, far ISL, 10 br drawn
IL Alexandria, Saturday, July 81 - No. Inllrry-l
drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme Si0.tOH. la,uno
5000, Gmn, IaU. Of l,oe0 IL $50, - Of au, q
oil 800, &c. Tickets $lp; halves s. quarters 50.
certificate Of package Of p whole Tickets $780,
halves and quarters in proportion.
Orders FOR Packages, Certificates of Packages and
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will be promptly
tendr, Ia, and drawings sent when requested. Please
address orders 10 n. STRA1"rON.
July II Richmond Va.
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TN ERY.-vIsGfSrA-Uniied States of Anne
1 RIGA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office Of The
United States Court for the fourth Circuit and Eastern
District of Virginia, The Hh day Of July, ls47:
Poitau1 Robinson, flanif:
against
Samuel Jones, 4 resident of Tie Stale Of Maryland,
trading under the style of Talbot, Jones X Co, and
Carter II. Bradley, Defendants.
The above named defendant. Samuel Jones. nuI hav-
ing entered his appearance aud given security accord
ing 10 the rules IL this Court aud appearing lay sails
factory evidence that the said Samuel Jones is
inhahilant of the StLte Of Virginia, il is ordered that
the said defendant do appear at rules IN be held in the
Clerks Office Of said Court, the first Monday Of
October next and The bill Of the PLAINTIFF AMI
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in The City Of Richmond, for two
mouths SUCCESSFULLY and posted n Tie front door Of r
United States Court Room in said city.
A Copy. Test-,
July l3-c2iw2m T.. MAYO, Clerk.
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Err. Main ST.
STEAMER COLUMBUS.

FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
e. b Tie COLUMBUS, Capt Par
tEEsSs .rish, will receive freight today for
the ab,vc places till 2 o'clock, p. NJ, and will
leave the wharf a, p. NJ. Shippers are request
ed not 10 send down any hosshcads ill they as
certain whether they can BIZ taken. Passage and
iare 10 Baltimore only SIS.
July IL II. LUDLAM & co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REDERI
White SULPHUR springs.

S,ITtiATED sir miles East Of Winchester. Va, and
- one mile and 4 half from StrplicDsni'S Depot
the Winchester ana Potomac Railroad, Is nuw open for
the reception ni company
i, solmtinn suI,Lur,-d lIydrogr Iodine and aiagur.
sin mparlIu. lone Ia system, ana acting puw
e,ul Alternative a. numerous visitors can testify hay
Ing eru yis,rd Tr tir last MY years and, had Il
been fur IL contracted accommodations, must Lave
bren amonosi f,e frs; watering places in the inion--
For he I,si s,y vcnrs lie improvements have brrn in
ERASED "a ~ 10 Accommodate between Two and three
hundred visitors.
The nroprieor has endeayorrd 10 put this watering
place on q footing with the most fashionable and
Portable places OF the sort in PLAIN style, and will
every eYerton in his power to make Ills visitors conf
Portable.
III, easy or access FOR all the Atlantic Cities. Per-
sons leaving Baltimore in the morning cars VIII arrive
Al rhr Druu m Z O'Clock lr same day, where coach
will be in readiness 10 take them Immediately the
Springs.
he has received from the public ana will every
prlion 10 merit continuance ot y, ny making those COM
Portable who may give him Ga ,a,o.n
Persons wishing Ia visit this watering place, are re-
ferrrd 10 my TURNER visitors:
Ex-Presdent Tyler Gen. X. Jones, }. Y. Rives Chief
Justice fancy, MI j. Il. Ionaparir Rev a. Collins,
Reverdy Johnson Rev. Charles L. Austin, John X. Du
vall-Batnore :,
Judge r. N. Nicholas, Judge r. V. Daniel, Mr. Chas
T. Osbornr-Rchm0nd, Va. "
Or. Robt. r. Waller, MIR. VIM. w. Vest-Wilianls
burg, Va.
Messrs. A. M. Patton, ]. J. Chrw-Fredercksburs.
Mr. John Cooper, Col. G.. Il. Cooke, MIR. - South
gae-Norolk, Va.
Jos. B. Standardization, North carolina.
Hon. VIM. d. acknowledgements.
Richard w. Barton-Virgina.
June 8-3taw i1sihJy.
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July l3-ctds Executor ofTho's Watkins. d
AMELIA ACADEMY.

THE next session win open September first, and
close July first. Terms heretofore 5000 per
session of ten months, for Board and Tuition; payable
500 first OF September, 500 first February. Disci-
pne strict, parental and christian. System of instrnc-
ton Recitation and Reporting such as 10 secure &C.
euracy and advancement School limited 10 twenty
Boarders and no deduction made for late entrance, or
absence from any cause but protracted sickness.
Refer to the following gentlemen who have had, du-
viz: William ]. Barksdae, John F. Wiley, Amelia;
Edmund Rutfu, Hanover; Colonel George w. Boiling,
Joseph Bragg and Mess.s Quiu Morton, and A. q. Nc
llwaine, Petersburg.
II Is earnestly requested that the Pupils all assemble
during the first week i'll September. Direct Lodore
| Post Office, Amelia.
July l3-wSW WM III uAPGISON
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5 Il A /, X u & y /,
SELLING off at Cost.

$4,000 Dollars coriA " CLOTHING!
IRON this time till The first Of September,
I We mean to sell any article in the store, from
a pair Of Socks 10 an Overcoat, for the cost.
This is The hes, opportunity ever offered 10 the
citizens ofRichmond and vicinity TO clothe theu,'
selves we'll at a very low price, and the sooner
they call, the larger the assortment they will have
10 select from, a,