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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13
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n%ROFESSOR OF MUSIC, offers his services TO the
citizens Of richmond as a Teacher Of the Piano,
ak Years in Edseworlh Seminary, in North Carolina, he
confidently refers TO Gov. Moorehead, Proprietor, and to
Richard Sterling, Esq, Principal Of that Institution. Re.
sidence a, Mrs. Russcllis Boarding House, Broad Street
near 9Th.
REFERENCES IN RICHMOND:
Rev. Geo. Woodbridge, Rev. DR.. n. D. Hoge. Rev. Dr..
T.V. Moore, WIN. g. Paine, Esq. Col. T. T. August, X r.
Howison, Mr. A. Morris, P. II. Taylor, Maj. J. C. Shields,
Or. F. H. Deane. July l5-dlw&wSm
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FOREST ESTATE. IN SPOTSYI.
NiNIi nDErN.rV ~ IL Gil

w Sct.Nf - ~ SfLE.
aged mother, who holds the above Estate -
WI dover, and wishes to surrender il tor distribution.
having, together with all the parties having rrycr.iouary
title thereto. formally constituted and appointed me then
attorney and agent, with full powers la make sblr ul
aud convey title TO the same. shall on THURSDAY. thu
18th day OF October. ls5i, il mir, il not, IN" inst lir Iay
thereafter, sell NJ Public Auction, the above named rr-G
dcncr and Farm attached, containing AbOlt so acres. ,t
uaird on one at the branches (Which runs through the
lHnd) OF the MntthpOni river, six miles from th" Court
house, eighteen south Of Fredericksburg. fourteen from
Guiney's Depot on the Richmond. Fredericksburg AMI fn.
mac Railroad, within Fix miles ol churches oi all IN"
prevailing denominations. There is no cxaggnrHti"n IN
representing Spring Forest Mansion and Farm, IA one ul
will rival any tor hcHih. beauty OF situation, commUdiDl,
dwelling and all OtlA'r necessary buildings. 90 in nam
ber) II garden of superior productions; an incxhhU-rbtr
supply of the purcst water; n soil susceptible OF the h.gir
Get Improvement; "A meadow producing fifty or sixty thou
sand cwt. Of best natural grass and III HnrOmu0Hiy iGTg,
supply OF heavy original timber never pilagcd.
Such an opportunity tor securing n delightful resIienr"
and valuable farm rarely occurs. snd il | were not n!ftndy
located 10 my satisfaction the property would not be- IN
market.
will also sell, by like authority, two lots OF 30 acre.
each, adjoining the dover, and ot like quality, aud tor
merly parts of the original Tract, and making altogether
Also. = Lot known rs the Tan Yard. OF 10 acres, situated
upon the main road, with good Dwelling and out iiou-'s
q coed location for 4 mechanic. IL will not be- sold Ia amy
but a person Of respectable character.
Possession for farming purposes will be given imin"'u'
ately, and full possession On the Goth day Of December,
perhaps earlier.
will take pleasure in showing the property, or giving
further information respecting II. Ny address Is Mount
Pleasant, Spotsylvania County.
1~erms-Cash for expenses OF sale, md tho balsnc" in
one and two years, with interest from the day of -al", rh"
purchaser TO give bonds with good security, and II deed at
trust to secure tha deferred payments.
may also sell some Fine Young Cattle. The ncgru',
will be sold in December.
Auv ~ ru NJ rDT'TrIIEfEI II
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BENyENUE FOR SALE.

a Il the request of the proprietor, who 10 DESTROYS OF
IA moving, will, by virtue OF Il deed oil trust executed
to me by Edward +. Blair and N. J his wife, dated Au.
gust the 29th, 1857, and of record In the county OF Hano.
YER YER expose to Z sale. on the 18th day OF October next, the
tract Of land on which he resides, known AS
lying in the county OF Hanover, on the cross road leading
from B%rooking's Store, on the Three Chopped Road, TO
Rockville, formerly Dentonsyillc, being rs miles from
Richmond, and near the late survey for the short line
Railroad 10 Charlottesville.
of 100 acres each, nrable land, but capable of division into
six or seven of!D to 80 acres each, with water convenient;
$50 acres are heavily timbrredin White Oak and Hickory,
lbs are in Pine. The land is well adapted to the growth
of Corn, Wheat, Oats, Glover and Tobacco. "a the soil
ID mostly a grey or a red clay subsoil, and thete is a sut1'
cheney Of plant land.
The improvements consist Of a fine Brick Mansion, with
seven rooms, and tho necessary out. buildings. The place
will be offered upon the following liberal terms; s2,oOo
cash, the balance in three equal instalments, payable In
one, two and three years, bearing interest from DAY oil
sale, and secured by a deed Of trust upon the properly.
The privilege of seeding a crop Of Wheat will begiven,
and full possession will be given rs soon rs tle growing
crops can be secured.
Sale will take place Mt the Mansion House, at IL O'Clock.
At the same time and place, the adjoining tract, known
as Hughes's, will ba offered Tor sale. IL contains '5o
acres, $50 of which are cleared, $50 in pine, and thirty In
original grswth. The soil is similar to the ABOVE, except
fifty acres OF prime creek bottom, producing Six 10 seven
barrels of corn annually to the acre.
The improvements consist of a comfortable log cabin
and necessary out houses, and a good tobacco barn. This
place will be offered upon the same terms as the above
tract.
II the purchasers present, should desire the two places
TO be sold together, il will be done.
tend the sale. as a large quantity of stave timber, rail
road ties. telegraph posts and carriage timber, can be
spared from the above places
Sept ls-ctds Fixed. ANDEhsoS, lrustee.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,
~ I'll ESTE ElEI Ii C0IiNTN

tn CHESTERFIELD CUUNI1.
u,ve FARM upon which | formerly resided, contain.
inr 400 acres, abou, 6 miles south west of Chester.
go -FOUR, House, and within two and a half miles of
F.aaieys Station, on the Clover Hill Railroad. Thereby
n...,g: accessible TO either Petersburg or Richmond
49,, Two thirds of this farm is open land In a good
.ss 5f cultivation, and susceptible Of the highest state OF
IMPROVEMENT. One third in original growth, which hs,
The improvements consist of a good and commodious
5selEac. built within the last few years, and all the
NECESSARY out and farm houses.
70, further particulars apply to me, or to J. X. Gill. 1T
The Farmers Bank, Richmond.
Sept. Alt, JOSEPH GILL, 81.
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VALUABLE GOLD MINE IN LOUIsA, FOR

SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Y virtue Of II Deed of Trust executed by Robert w.
ID Lowber, of the city OF New York. ON the eth day of
February, 1857, and Of record in the Clerks Office Of
Louisa County. shal, ms the Trustee therein named, for
the purposes OF carrying out the provisions of said deed, sell
at Public Auction, to the highest bidder. for cash, on the
premises, on the nh day of November, 1857, IL fair, il not,
the next fair dny thereafter. that valuable Tract of Land,
known as the Boxley Gold Mine, containing ga ucrcs, 1t
being the same land conveyed by Jabez Massie and
others to said Lowbcr; and for the deferred payments
of the purchase money which he now all due and unpaid,
it is sold under the deed of trust aforesaid.
This land is situated In the Northern part of Louisa
county. about six milcs from the Virginia Central Rail
Road, and about eight miles from Frederick Hall Depot.
There is now on the land a l0lerable good dwelling
house, suitable for IL small lnmily. About 400 acres Of
the land are very finely limbered and offers great induce.
mcnts In one wishing TO engage in the lumber business.
Far mining purposes, il offers great Inducements
There has been "A shaft sunk in the mine, and with a small
outlay, in addition To what has been expended, II can be
worked no doubt with success.
The title to this land is believed to be unqucstionable
nut selling rs trustee, shall only convey such title as Is
vested IN me by virtue of said deed of trust.
Sept i-cwtds THOS. BRONAUGH. Trustee.
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1900 ACRES SUPERIOR ORANGE AND


TIME undersigned, pursuant to the last will and .esta,
menl OF VIM Smith. decd, will, on TUESDAY, the
oath day Of November next, Of fair, if NOT, the next fair
day. offer at public sale, the lands in said will directed TO
be sold, embracing about ! 500 acres Of superior farming
land, lying in the counties of Orange and Madison, and on
the Rapldan river and Blue Run, and about five miles
from Orange Court House, and eigh, from Gordous.
Vile. The whole will be divided into three or more
tracts. The principal o. mansion tract, regarded
by all who know it Ne equal to any In the county,
will be made TO consist of from 800 to 1000 acres,
This will contain some 400 acres OF superior Rapidan
river and Blue Run bottom. besides valuable highlands,
and an abundance OF excellent timber. The mansion 10
large, convenient, new, and elegantly situated. The out.
buildings are numerous and in good repair: 1t is within
4 hours travel nf either Richmond, Alexandria or Wash
ington cities. No better inducenent eau he found for pnr'
chasers who seek q beautiful home, rich .'rd, good water,
pure mountain air, the best society, and travelling and
marketing conveniences.
The residue OF the land will be soldin about two smaller
tracts. Though they have no buildings, otherwise they
lack nothing 10 make them desirable homes. Terms rs
prescribed by tho will, made known on the day OF sale
The undersigned or Mr.. J. w. Graysol, who lives on the
farm, will take pleasure in showing the premises.
The p%erisbable property will be sold Immediately alter
the land.
RoBT. THOMAS, Executors.
q s. NEWMAN, ~
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SALES.
BY GODDIN & AppERSON. ACTS.
FARM or 915
t,n,,ErN AND MILL AT CHESTERFIELD COURT

u, ------
nv xNItiD1.E FARM OF 9iJ ACRES,
iIoiiErr AND MILL Ar CHESTERFIELD COURT
ho.Sh FOR SALE AT ACTION,
A the request OF Mr. VIM, n bnynI 80, vii, sell n, nuc.
~ ti'h' at Chesterfield rour, IIolse, ON Monday, TIE
'h '"S oi n"."niher, lc".. Chat l,in, Court day nj
eleven O'clock a. NJ the abrv,. valuable, r,nl stat. TIN.
tract contains nine hundred mud lu,ty i've acres, q,
WHICH amour w hcre- are cleared, I.d ia IL high
stat" ii improvements: Ia. balance Is mostly in min, ana
oak timber. \ pnit al this land lie, On and near the
Glover Hill Railroad. md qGtr rrsr 10 the IicI,monI and
Petersburg Rniirnnd. thus making i; OF very convenient
nccs-s 10 market The improvements consist ot IA Tavern
con,ainiu! : Rooms; brsides Bar room OF suiicien, size 4,
to accommodate the public The Bar and Bowling Alley
produce about $40 per day. The dwelling contains :
rooms, recently built. and Of good material. There is
also a good barn, stable and all necessary out houses, to.
gether with II good srist mill Of sufficient capacity TO sup.
ply the ueighborhood. There is also an ovcrscer's and
lniller's house. The purchaser OF this property can ut his
election take all the mdIea. farming Implements, &C, at
valuation. The above property will be divided or sold TO-
crther rs may be deemed best ut the day Of sale. Plats
aud surveys can be seen n: our office in r few days
Terms Onefourth cash, oue.fourth at fix monrhs, and the
balance at ! 2 and 3 years Tor bonds or notes bearing III
terest, secured by Il trust deed.
Ort6-rtf GODDIN e. appERSON Auc'rs
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
WILL be cold, upon tho premises, to the highest bid
w on THURSDAY, the 18th Of October next, the
tract Of land lying around Chesterfield depot, upon the
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road. II
contains 1870 acres, has a fne, commodious dwelling house,
and all necessary out houses, in good repair, aud is n first
rate stand for a country store. There 10 an excellent
peach orchard upon the premises, and an abundance oil
line timber. The land will be divided into two tracts il
desired. The purchaser will have the privilege OF SOW
ing wheat this fall, and full possession at the end OF the
year.
TERMS made known on the day Of sale. For further
particulars apply to r. w. BCRRUsS.
Ruther Glen Post Office, Caroline County, Va
Or to C. p. BraRUss, Trustee, Richmond, Va.
Snnt &c -ntda
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MORRTSON's REAPER AND MOWER.

UNHlS Virginia invented and manufactured Machine
acknowlcdg ed to be the best known BY certificates
OF a large number of the beet Farmers In Virginia, who
used it in harvesting their last crops, is now exclusively
manufactured by Mcssrs. Samson g. Pae, OF Richmond,
Va, well known for their skill and taithfulsess.
1t lis as strong as can be made c"ts clean aa or Dry
is easy Of draueht-accommodntes Itself 10 all inequalities
Of ground lis easy to the raker-and is "nrranted
Those wanting these Keepers are adyi.ed to send their
orders in as soon RS convenient, so that tney may receive
them in the Spring. Address, Messrs. SAMSON IL PAE,
nv r. DINMOCE Richmond, Va. Oct3-d6m
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Oct 6-ctf GODDIN e. ~APPERSON, Auc'rs
BEAVER DAM LAND a S1LE

n N the promises, on the dhh OF November next, if fair
~ it nor, the next fair day thereafter, we will offer for
sale our plantation on Beaver Dam Greek. ip the county
from james River Canal. one from the proposed straight
line OF rail road from Richmond to Charlottesville, nd.
joing the lands of J. ). Fleming, q F. Harrison. Mrs.
Ann Miller and u,hers. This truct contains about Alb
acres, l75 of which is cleared, the balance in pine and ori
ginal growth; about 10 acres OF creek land equal to any
on James River. This place is well watered, and admira.
big adapted to the growth of wheat, oats. corn and tobac-
co. The improvements consist OF 4 dwelling with four
rooms, a new barn, 30 by 10, corn and tobacco house, Sc.
This place ia in n good and healthy neish5orhood, convc'
nlent to Churches OF different denominations, and Within
one mile OF a steam saw and grist mill, and two OF Il saw
and grist mill, running by water.
we viii take pleasure in shswine this place to any one
wishing to view il.
REFERENcEs:-J T. Sublett aud VIM. Lewis of Rich.
mond: Jos. Peterson, b. 7. Stanley and b. Bowlcs OF Han.
over.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
Our address Is Beaver Dam, p. o.. Goochland, Va
Oct 9-ctiNny DAVID A HATCHER & BRO
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MARINE NEWS.
71pr OF RICHMOND, Der. IL. 1857.

-.,.u vArkR rms DAY AT iss "clock.
ARRIVED,
..,,msr Jamestown, Parish, New York. md'e anu
G.ssa Ssr George Peabody, Pritchett' Baltimore
nise' ,,o- Phillips. Clsremont. lumber
S gun Rinysold, Degrot, Albany, lumber =.
s'l ~ a. Shropshire, Shropshire, boston' Vo
S nr TDa.haway. Clark, Calais. laths w
Sm S. Chss. William, Bucklsnd. Rocklanu' nme
SeSs I'm Henry. Passapse, Philadelphla' soap's'one
SchI n,hn B.li. Ham, Rockland, lime
Sou SI, Raronds, Hoyt, Winsor, plaster
bM Gsorgianns. Everett. Grsy's Creek iumoer
Sc" " SAILED,
.,.,R Wetmore. Bogart, Baltimore, guanG -.
S.Sr Nm Severe, Brooks, Philadelphia via BALL
mare, mdse' RELow.
Cleaners Roanoke and keystone State, with a mum,
% Ss;l vessels. again detained In Hampton Roads
Der VI - the \. +. gale. which has lasfed tor ten daye.
ulnE " tb'
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FTFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

ID ANAWAY from the farm of James +. Roane, In
Ii Charles City county, on the l2,h Of September,
HENRY. He is about 81 or - years Old, dark skin, ihlck
Inns. full eyes. well made, healthy looking, and has holes
in his ears for rings, has a scar on one arm, %(supposed his
left he is five feet seven inches high. He may be lurking
in or abou, This CITY, The above reward will be paid, If
taken out Of the city, or So if taken in the city and deliv.
cred to us.
Oct s D. NJ. PULLIAM & CO., Aucts.
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MRMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER R0R VII

DEMUCRATIC FOR SALE.
UNHE proprietor Of q DEHoclArIc parss In the int.
rior of Virginia, offers bis establishment for sale
The Paper is located In a Democratic community, and has
within Il all the elements Of success. 1t has maintained
a ressoable degree of popular favor at all times and in
the hands of an active man, or one or two practical print
ers of energy and enterprise, cannot fail to ensure u libe-
raj return for the labor bestowed upon 1t: j. !: we'll sup
mesa properly.
1t will be sold on liberal and accommodating tcrms. En-
quire Of the Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer"
Oct Off
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YTRGTNTA GLASS WORKS.

AT THE FOOT OF MAIN ST, RICHMOND, VA:
yHE Works are now in operation. The Proprle.
tor having made extensive improvements to enable
him to compete with the best establishments IN the
Union, 10 enabled to offer every description of Glass
Ware manufactured by him, Of the best quality. and
upon the most reasonable terms He therefore confident.
" solicis the patronage of Virginia, and OF the Southern
States generally, in support Of this new branch oil South
rn Industry.
Being of the opinion that a nett price list, subject only
10 fair and legitimate deductions 70 wholesale and casa
the customary scale heretofore in use, he has adopted a
ii,t of prices founded upon q discount OF sixty per cent.
from the old list. Due notice will be given OF any changes
hereafter made:
Lists forwarded to order.
A credit of Four Months will be given for approved pa.
per, or satisfactory reference; a deduction OF ten per
ren, will be made to large consumer and wholesale
deairrs add in all cases a further deduction of five per
cent. from foot of their bills for cash.
The City Omnibus line will convey passengers to with
in a few yards OF the Factory; -,
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TNE TERMS or SALE AM AS FoLLoWs:
P. ii. TAYLOR's MUSIC SALOON
AND PIANO-FORTE WARE-ROOM,
GOVERNOR STREET. RICHMOND VA.

AAD PlAHO-FOR1E WARE-ROOM,
GOVERNOR STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
FuNHE undersigned is sole agent In this 1871
u city for the sale of the celebrated
T TSs iSs,, q cLAkhs PIANO foRTGsN
ed approval OF the greatest Pianists in this country and in
Europe. lie also keeps Pianos of GALE e. CO. and other
good and we'll established makers.
T H. Taylor keeps constantly op hand an assortment of
TIE best Musical Instruments and Musical Merchandise In
genera, consisting OF Pelaubat's superior MELODEONS,
Of q. 5 and q ocsaves. with single and double reeds.
Martin un!ivalled GUITARS
Tayors approved FLUTES-(hese Flutes are not sur.
pased)
~AseOrdeon., Clsrione,s, Flutes, Flies, Flsgeolets, Guitars,
'i0ias. Bsnjos, Bridges, Pegs, &c.
Tuning Forks and Pipes, Mouth Pieces for Clarlonets
and brass Instrument.
Piano Stools and best quality Guitar and Violin strings.
The larges, and moe, beautiful assortment Objectionable,
new and standard Shee, Music TO be found in this State
A!osraidiscount made to Teachers and Schools.
10 short every article in tie Music line may be had at
unemployment at most reasonable prices.
!ano. Tuned and let to Hire. Old Pianos taken In ex.
change for new ones. P. H. TAYLOR
4. MAYR,S
PIANO "A N,
opPos'te Breeder & Fox, No. 2lS, Broad st.
St6 leave 10 inform the public that I
per!or ~Y
PIANO PoRTEs. ~
40 me Manufacturers of these instruments (Steinway q
sons, New York. and w. Cache s. Co, Baltinore,) prize
aeoaIs OF the highest order have been awarded in com.
petition with The best makers; as instance:
ION, March, 1856.
fF:t Pine Gold Medal American institute, Crystal Pa.
ace, New York, november, 1855.
fitst Prze Gold Medal, Maryland Institute, Baltimore,
November, 1856.
tir.! Prize Medal. American Institute, Crystal Palace,
New York, November, 1856.
All new Instruments sold at this establishment warranted
charge. "r'
10 accommodate purchasers from the country, I will
'Supt the instrument myself at any place desired.
se'e'al second handed Pianos for sale, and old aud new
Instruments 70, hire.
ihAre also Tor sale
-. MELoDEoNs,
'"n s'nsle and double reeds.
s. VIOLlNS, GUITARS, &c,
saperiOr strings.
AAo'ders from the country for tuning or repairing In.
Iamen.s promptly attended to.
Letters please direct f. MAYR,
Ca'eof Edwin Workman & Co.. Richmond, Va.
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VALUABLE HEAvEKDAM LAND n GOOCH

land COUNT FOR SALE.
AVlEG married in the county of Appomsttox, aud
II purchased n Farm in that section, have detrrmin.
I'D TO sell my valuable farm known Nd Aspen Grove. 1t
contains ISs acres. adjoining the lands Of Col. Peter
GueIrant, John :. Fleming, and is watered by The celc
brated Heavcrinm Creek and its tributaries. There are
about eighty or one hundred acres OF first rate lew grounds,
200 acres OF wood land in original growth equal TO any in
the county. and heavily timbcred, capable of producing
the finest quality of Tobacco. A portion Of the balance
of the land is in pines and the rest cleared, and though
badly cultivated tor several years. is susceptible OF the
highest state OF improvement. The buildings consist Of
a Dwelling House, two stories high, seven rooms Negro
Quarters, Ice House, Tobacco Houses, and other Build.
ings usual on such II farm. The situation is rs beautiful
and healthy rs any IN the county and the neighborhOod
good. Ii is about four miles from the James River and
kanawha Canal, i've miles from the Courthouse one mile
from the contemplated line known rs the straight. shoot
from Richmond to Charlottesville, and IS miles from the
City Of Richmond.
Ii is useless to give any further description, IA invite
those desrous tn purchase to come and examine for them.
selves. ] offer it privately Tor sale until the Goth day of
October next, and if not sold privately before, will offer
it on that dry, if fair, il not, The next fair day thereafter,
At Public Auction, on the premises. The terms will be
accommodating and made known on the day of sale. I
shall proceed to SOW the usual crop of wheat. will also
cell to the purchaser, if desired, some valuable bloodcd
horses and cattle, and all nay crops. 1t is rarely such an
estate is in the market.
My Post. Office is Beaver Dam, Goochland Co.
Sept l2-ct20 Oct JOHN Il. A.. MARTIN.
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NTOURNTNG GOODs.-Bombazines, Alpacas,
~ Mouselalns, Challes, French Mernoes, Canton
Cloths, Ginghams, Prints, &c, for sale cheap oy
Oct Is CHILES & l'a, 6Ioso"'
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FALL And WINTER MILLINERY.
-" ISS R. LYON Is receiving and opening at a
her Rooms, lis, Broad street, her Fall sup: -
py of goods. She would particularly call atten' e.
ton to this selection, which embraces the latest S
dc,ipns and most approved styles of Partisan Bonncts, su.
nerbi Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers, Head Dresses, &c,
&c. Her charges to prompt and cash customers, which
viii be a small advance on the original cost, will be
found much below New York prices.
Oct 5-dlw
0ATS.-l, 200 bushels Oats In store and for sale By
Oct u BRIDGFORD & CO.