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y four leagues per dsy, or about = n.
niles, which would give to the ,s YES i,
ne northern ocean a bread cf.s2 A "
teei3 an ex ent which is f.nod 10 are,
| with general observation. yh.reio e. sun
posing this TO be the velocity es !he rol.r
eifusions, we may ascertain hs. per,ca thar
each polar eHsiicn will be la.er ltlaH1i,s p,e
ced'ng. owing 10 the exleD, Of The lso::s, i.,s,.
round the poie,sg radraliy decreasing DO
me neat OF the sun, and cohsequeoiiy Tn.
a'starce from the equator Increasing. II
mas been stated. TIA, the bread hsor lbs
zone OF melted ice from he 2 | 5, of Marc,
until he a2d Of Sept, rnber is about 10
degrees OF latitude or 6G9 English miles.
Therefore. dividing this number by lss
ne days IN the above period. we have, 8 10
mues at the distance every polar egus,on
IS more removed than The prec ding feom
me equator; hat is, the poar efusion Of
one day has STANCE ~ 1910 miles f,,L
ther to move over than the poIar eff.,,,op
oil The preceding day upon the sum ~.
ZION tina an equal quantity Of ice IS mr.,
ted each DAY from the 2ist OF March nm
I'll The 22d of September, yVheeelore r
these eflsions {, ON the polar re,s;nr . +
move with the velocity of Io2 mics IN
"a hours, they will take5l Ia ,Y,ipues =,
how the distance Of 8 10 miles. WHICH
| Is Only abau' two mInu IS mo, e than The
Time winch each diutnal Tide at the sam.
pace IS later than he lide of The prec.
o'ns Day, coincdeecs thai is Certainly
remsfkable 1, may be con,endd At
me hypo'hesis of an ecu quaneum OF ice
being meied every DAY is ERRONEOUS, on
secnun OF The heat Of the sun b ing .ue-
POSED % increase in the ratio If the mares
81 Tue sines of his al isude. b., - to
De remembered thal thetce in he south.
ern hemi .phsre does not cease 20 mel, or
me ef1usions from The southerc p,Ie cease
10 now upon the yefyidayitaat the ICE in
Tue no them hemisphere beg as q mel.
a"d The efFusipns of The no,thsrn rep,oa
commence Q f. W. i>he egu ions E I'M
the northern pole may be su2posed 10 com
msnce when 'he sun appears N ,hAt nein
,phe'e af.er the 2lst of March but H..
ehusions from he sou hern hem spner,
sun continue. alh u ,h daily decreasln.,
"n'ie The o.hees are daily increasing, and
ne a sum of both VIII be equal 10 he mean
erdslon from e. her pole
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AN ACT

TO extend certain privileges thercip
mentioned to Joseph Joshua Hss-
ter.
BE it enacted by the Senate AMI
House of Representatives of the Uni
ted States OF America, in CONGRESS-
assembled, That two years res 'denc.
as required by an act, .entislcd :. An
act to extend the privilege of Obtain
ing Pa;en's for useful discoveries and
inventions, TO certain persons thereio
mentioned: and to enlargz aud deane
the penalties violating the right Of
entrage," shall not BE reouite r
Joseph Joshua Hyster, to enabIe him
70 obtain patent Ter any discove-
~ he has made In constructing iron
bridges, and applicable to ether arcbi-
tectnral purposes, but he sha!Lobtaia
aEent therefor on his confornaiar to
other acquisitions on said fact.
]. b. VARNUAI.
Speaker ofthe H0useofRsbresehtati0es.
GEO: CLINTON,
Vice- President 2fthe UnitedsStates aa6g
President zot.tse ,se2ause.
February 5th, 1910.
Approved,
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1910.
JAMES MADISON.

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sIDArs,)- BY SAMUEL PLE AsANrS, IusIoa, Pa
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10 MILLERS.

II am disposed to rent, or lease for a
fsw years, my mills on the south branch of
PAmunkey river. The house is built of stone
u by 60, with four floors, and all The ma.
s'h'neEY IN good repair in it are<2 pair of
Gurr, and one Of Cologne stones. anese
Iaills are situated ia a good wheaA leigh .
bourhood. distant from Richmond eQImiies
Il about z miles above the head of NE turn.
pike road. As the preservation Of the mills
viii be an object they will be let reasona-
by.
~ the same place may be had large
convenient stone house, well fitted up, with
oopvenisnt rooms for family. and a good
stand for busness.-.tor terms apply to
Dryson & Parkhills Richmond, OF the sub.
scriber.
J. T. SWAMI.
Rocky Mills. April 12.h, 1910. esw
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NEW MEDICIEE sToRE.

The Subscribers have recently taken store,
near the Market Bridge, opposite Messrs.
White and Shel,on's, where they offer for sal;
very general assorslel, of Drugs q ne
DIGIRES; a few of which are enumerated,
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.fs
| On these considerations his majesty
would consent to withdraw the Or.
ders in Council Of January and No.
lvember 1907, SO far as respects Ame-
}rica.
As the first and second of these COM
Isiderations are the suggestions orthe
}persons in authority in America. TO
you, and as Mr.. Pinkney has recently
(but for the first time) expressed 10
me his opinion that there will be no
indIsPosition on the part oil his Gov
eminent to the enforcement bv the
naval power of Great Britain, Of the
regulations of America with respect
to France, and the countries to Which
those regulations continue TO apply,
but that his Government was itself A.
ware that, without such reinforce meui,
those regulations must be altogether
|nusatory, l hatter myself that there
Will be no difficulty in obtaining dis
tinct and official recognition of these
conditions from the American Govern.
ment.
For this purpose you are at liberty
to com municate this dispatch, in ex.
tense, to the American Secretary of
State.
Upon receiving through you, on tie
part OF the American Government a
distinct and official recognition ofthe
three above mentioned conditions, his
Majesty will lose no time in sending
to America a Minister fully empow-
cred to coDsign them to formal and
regular treaty.
AS, however, it is possible that the
delay which must intervene before the
actual conclusion of treaty, may ap-
pear TO the American Government 70
deprive this arrange ment of part of its
benefits, am to autho:ise you, if the
American Government should be de-
sirous CT acting upon the agreement
before 1t is reduced to regular form,
either by the immediate repeal of the
Embargo, and the other acts in cues
ton, or by engaging to repeal them on
particular day, 10 assure the Ameri-
Can Government OF his Majesty's rea-
dlness to meet such disposition in
the manner best calculated to give il
immediate effect.
Upon the receipt here of an Official
Note, containing an engagement for
the adoption, by the American CO.
vernment, of the three conditions a..
boye specified, his Majesty viii lie
prepared on the faith of such engage
ment, either Immediately Git the repeal
shall have been immediate In Ameri- !
ca) or On any day specified by the a.
merican government, Tor that repeal,
reclProcally TO recall the Orders of
Council without waiting for the con-
clusion Of a treaty.
And you are authorised in the cir
cumstances herein described, to make
such reciprocal engagement on his
Majesty's behalf.
l am, &c.
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(signed)
GEO: CANNING.


Dispatch from Mr.. Secretary Canning
to the Honorable ID. NJ. Erskine,
dated Foreign Office, May 22, 1909.
SIR,
Your dispatches, Nos. 10 and 90,
OF the 19!h and goth of April, h We
been received here this day, AMI laid
before the King.
have lost no time in receiving his
Majesty s commands t. signify to you
his Majcsty's sentiments, on the man
ner IN which you have executed the
instructions conveyed 10 you in my
dispatches by Mr.. Oakley.
1t is much TO be regretted, that in
the execution Of instructions upoi
points of so much delicacy aud i'm
IPortance, you should have tho't. your
self authorised to depart so widely,
not only from their letter, but from
their spirit.
With respect to The instructions re-
lating TO the ChesaPe5kr, which fo,m
the subject Of my dispatch, No. I, I
have to remark, hrs,, the total omis T.
on by YOU of a preliminary Of the most
material importance. ely, dep =.
ture from the terms Of your intfu ST.
ons in the manner Of conduc ing the
Negotiation and S1ly, the I'D rission
by you, and 20 far 80 appears, with 1ut
remonstrance or observation Of ante
containing expressions offensive 10 bis
Majesty digni y, s,rrh as no Minis err
Of his Majesty ovghtto have submitted
to receive, and 70 transmit to his Co
yefnment.
Isl. 1t is disiircily stated by ne,
as the condition Of bis Msjest no
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Pow psunrs Per Asaum --Paidiu Aayaaee.l
VIRGINIA:
Alta superior court of chancery hol
den at the Capitol in Rinchmond,

Alta superior court of chancery hol-
den at the Capitol in Rinchmond,
FEBRUARY 26th 1910.
ohm NJ. Walker sdm'r With the will an
rex'd of John Christian deceased, James
Patteson, the same John M. Wake
fhm'r OF Joyce Christian deceased, AMI
The said John NJ. Walker and Susanaal.
bis wife, sole heiress of the said Joyce
christian and George Smith and the said
!3hn NJ. Walker Executors Of Lucy
Dnguids deceased, and George Chris
tan and Joyce p. his wife, George l..
Duguid and Elizabeth his wife and I.y4
dia Duguid, heirs Of the said Lucy Du.
guild deceased. Prs.
El;zsbeth, Patteson. executrix and George
Christian, executor Of Peter Pareson
deceased, and Martha Patteson, Eliza.
he;h McReynclds, Charles Patieson,
Peggy Patteson, Polly Pateson, Pete,
Psttesop. lsnny Pa.teson. Henry Par
teson, Fanny Pstteson. and Pat,
'esflrs and Charles Bacon son 10 heiT
fol Nancy Bacon, late Nancy P5tfeson,
children & heirs s,Iaw of Charles Pat.
teson deceased, and Bevisees of the
said eeter Patteson deceased, Mary.
Anne Pst,esoa widow ofth said John
Paaeson deceased, Charles Phelps and
isioisy his wife, Lewis Dawson anu Lu.
cy his wife, Samuel P. Christian and
Nancy his wisr, Samuel Pa'teson an I
John Pattcson iEtapss by The said 'Sa mu
81 r. Christian specially assigned ihei
Guardian heirs of the said John Pat.
icso6 decsases, Defs,
The Parties in the ft5ve mentioned
silt will take rf,Scs, That l have ap.
Pointed Monasy The 18th day of next
hlon,h for the purpose of taking the &C
counts directed by the decree pronounced
~ The said suit On the 26th February last
on Which Cay the Parties are requested
10 attend at my Office in the City Of Rich.
'aond with their Papars and Evidence
prepared to go into the said accounts.
JOHN NICHOLSON, M. C.
April 2, 1910.
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James River Low Grounds
FOR SALE

THE Subscriber intending to leave
the state, will sell to the highest bidder, on
the 10th day OF May next, on the premi.
ses, his TRACT Of LAND in the coun-
~ of Amherst, whereon Jesse Spinner re
'idesS con,aiuing one huudyed and fif,y a.
cres Of low grdVnds. nd/about four hun.
dred Of high lanA Th9 low grounds are
entirely reclaimed}<anf in fue qrd9r for
The culture of corn, cheat. tob6, sc.
The high land is W 10 woods, @1much
of it admirably suited for Tobacco. The
improvements arg calculated for securing
"a crop. Among many other advantages
of this land, ferry, and mill seat, may
be enumerated, And its contiSuity TO the
Oxford lion NO ks and Lynchburg render
corn very saleable article at all tim es.
Terms are two thousand dollars cash, and
NO thousand the first of each succeeding
January, till the balance be paid which
must be secured by deed oftruss on the
Land.
Robert Mayo.
Powhatan, March zY. 1910. I'm
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BY Virtue of deed Of trust from,
John Boatrisht, Of the county of Cnnber.
land, 20 the subscriber 10 secure the
payment of sundry debts therein
Will be Sold,

AT the Dwelling House of the said
Boatrights living on Horn Quarter Creek, /.
branch ofWillises. IN the said County, On Fri.
day the 25th day of next menth, (May1T fair,
Ifnot the next fair day, one hundred les OF
LAND, adjoining the Lands of the G,&Aiex
ander Trent, and the land that was u tmerly
Motley Maddox's; also xix head of Horses. one
yoke OF Oxen. aud Cart, twelve head of Cattle.
and as many Sheep, Ave Feather Beds, and their
Furniture, together with all bis residue Of hir
household & kitchen furniture or so nauch there.
of as viii be sufficient TO discharge the debts a.
foresaid together with AL expences attending
the executing of the said Trust. Such Tide
as IS vested in the Trust will be made, and no
more.
Henry Bell, Trustee.
April 10th, 1910. 6sp
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a At meeting of the Directors
n of,he Richmond Turnpike Company, at
the WASHINGTON Tavern in tie City Of Rich
mond. the 10Th of April, 1910.
Resolved, That all shares of de-
lmquentsi in the said Company be sold at the
Washington Tavern in the city of Riehm osd on
"Wednesday the 23d of next m5nth.
Resolved, That call Of twddol-
lars and fifty cents on each share in the said
company be made, and that the same be paid 20
the Treasurer or or before the 23d of next month.
Copy
(tds) N. Sheppard, elk.
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10 Dollars Reward.
Valuable Property for Sale

Valuable Property for Sale.
RY virtue Of two deeds of trust executed to n,
- for the purpose of paying certain debts
therein mentioned. viii be sold, for cash, at the
residence of Mr. T. T Balling, l. Amelia county
the l7ih day of next month lMay1 FIFTY
LlKkLY NEGROES; amongst them are save;
OF almost every discripsion. The sale will con
tinue from day to day until the properly be SO d
Toere will also be sold at the same ti3a and
place by one of The Trustees; abou, ffteerfh
and a number of cattle, sheep and hoys. and a
Kitchen furniture. and plantation utensils Of sas
Boiling Amongs, the above men toned slave.
are two Blacksmihs and three rough carpenters
B. The lands belonging 20 The sa d Thos
Boiling, will be offered at p.iva,e sale on tn:
same day.
Ludwell Bracket, }
John Lane, iru'ee'.
April 18th, 1910. twt ids,
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THE Subscriber being ANXIOUS TO dis.
charge his debts, offers iorTB ak,,Nhat
valuable Plantation, lying in Af1laE oun-
~, On Flat Creek, containing ,ApwEds Of
goo acres, considerable quaitity II which
IS very valuable meadow land. for terms
apply to wtf
WILLIAM MURRAY.
Gi,ve-Brook, October 18th, 1909.
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Continued from our last.]
Dispatch from Mr.. Secretary Canning
to the Honorable ID. NJ. Erskine,
5 dated Foreign Office, January 20,
1908.
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PRUDESSE CIVIBUS.
NEW YORK, Nov. 90.
IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS

lMPORTANr TO MERCHANTS
H'rtract eta letter from gentleman in Bat.
ttn1're 10 resp cfa6te mercantile house
mail
For your government we annex tworu.-
RES proposed to Mr.. Gallatin, the secre
taiy OF the treasury. relative to the renewaI
Oh the non intercourse between this coun,rt,
ana Great Britain, with his replies theretc,,
is'' Whether goods shipped from Eng
iahd, prior ia he ID February next. tnt a.
irving subsequently thereto, would be s,b,
}eU' 10 SEIZURE, or admitted to an entry ? and
ny, W"eeher vessel with a cargo OF
british gods would be permi,ted cir
within the waters ofthe u (. for or5ers M
learn the continuance of the non ;ntor
Course? '' r-''
In answer to the LIST, Mr.. Gallatip shevefs
letter 10 Mr.. d. Dunham ast;nn ~
same question which sta'ed that ali Sonds
i"iPof ed from the domnjons OF c. eat B,,-,
tam ana arriving wiiain the United = = eo.
subsequent to the Cd February. will brco,,e.
forfeited, ii Great BRAIN snail NOT nm ,bat
Gay nave revoked her ediets ItIolIo,.s~
.hat u no kn"w,edge OF och revoc,t,on is
Hn ,wn mere by the I'd February goods m
P"i .1i a. 8'ore salds VIII be SUBJECT 20 seia
zure. In answer the last. VIZ Wne,!sr-
vessel win a cargu OF Bri. ish Or ,nds ,yc,,l,s
De Permittedto call &c Mr.. Galla;in VAS
nor SO explicit, but said Ina, the layy
"ouiu De rlSidiy enforced in all cases or ..r-
rivals after the ID February: ai,t, !; W..
be left to the Courts t. decide-he beoo.,i -.
,"oe understood. that there would be no 70 :.
Ease .TISe 'Fo'" the treasury department -,
re mentioned thus. he said, because seve-.
l%a .eleases mad been made under differenc
circumstances, which he explained unnr1
OF the
the la" under Mr. Erskine's arranpcnent =
III that case, II was The act Of the ey,cnt;yo:
anu vi 'ue BRUSH minister, which induceN
'e' lidhts 10 give orders-here il was nm
aer law W IL known o all the mercban's.
ANU mat all shipments from England M.
cAS '"e rs'ocatlon on her part was full ana
PerIecty satisfactory, Will be attended win
risk and hazard. '''
MT U is also of opinion that the orders
OF Council of November 1907 are dnns .,.,,a.s
by the order of blockade of AnriI 1909 y
.Nat repeal of her paper blccksdes. fevcaI-
leu is the principal thing d manded
ne ptfsider BY maktug the letter OF
'he FRENCH minister the basis of his DrnrIa-
NATION has taken - with the condi ions an
neNed-one OF which is, tina England shsIl
repcai her biockades From thts It is mfr
Ieu Ulat formal repeal of The orders in
t .!ni ot November, will no be deemed ,a
IS ,,, 10y ny 'n'' government for the purpose
oil preventing the non intercourse ."s
there must be some mistake here-for or,ep,
inc MARQUIS Wellesley letter TO Mr.. pr,lt,a,,or
March 20, 1910, it should not he presumed. ibot
any o, u'e OrderS ere done away, until they nave
pse nJo'mny revoked. Ne formal roDssl q,;V
be deemed tl'l and satisf,clory. nnless = ,ss
,es all the Orders IN Council +; those Of Mo-
soVpi o o. Annsry and November 1907, and OF A.
prd 1909 Enquirer - '''
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INC. g..

sells have cleared out and are on their wal.
% the oiockaded ports, are cap ured. con,
demned and sold. Thus, as to reryoshectis
on, the British are alike guilty with tho
French. do not Justify the arcci,y of sucJ,
conduct in either House ;tbrt do not p,r.
Carve the hofcy of demanding, as ahreiini-
nary to the commencement Of a settlement
OF differences, what NAV be more easily ef.
iected after adjustment has commenced. II
such resli u'ion of properly were to be az,
imperative G. nditlon pr cedent. we might
.oreVer reinan IN state OF hpStiities, -.
When Ersk'ne's arrangement was entered
into' no such requistion was made in rela,is
on 70 the properly unjustly seized under tho
rule of SO
will only add. that if further proot were,
necessary To establish the retroshecsize. on
Grafton OF British edic,s it may be found irr
'ne numerous instances Of property ilIeralIy
seized Gnder the blockade of Marti,, irue.
ana GuadaloHpe in 1903 bot more especial
~ IN me case OF that captured under the
blockade OF Curacao, in the We r 1904 -
ron, IT this property hasy teen accou,t-
eo ior oy the British & rcrnm1at. AID in
general, Il may be remark ed, ;ha tie loss
oy tnt breaking up o ypg scs already coma
nFhceh or Oh -nge destination, which
,heSe RETRosPEcrIvE blockades occasion.
IL incaicu'dple, aud hat he suffering ci,i.
Gems OF the u. 5 will never be indemnifa3
in that particular.
PRODESSF CIVIRITc
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L>ALL GOODS.-The subscriber has recci.
n we'd by the Averci, from London, snt Cora,
Nom Liverpool. general assortment OF GOODS,
S'iitsbie to the season--amodg which are
London and Yorkshire superfne Cloths and
Kerseyrneres
Union, Bedford and Bennets Cords
Swansdowas, Toiinetts and DENNIS
81 and double mled cloths
0oatings, BearsSins, Freze, Flannels & BaiEes
2ians, Kerseys and Blankets
c5pugh e Brathwaites' Napt Cottons
Yarn Hose, Worsted and Cotton Stockings
Hapdkerchiefs Shawls and Niusiins
SILK Veivets and Sewing Silk
Fish Linens and Droglledas
Queens Cord, velvets, Tbicksetts and Consti.
tuition Cords
a good assortment of sadlery, Hardware and
Cutlery
smiths Bellows, Anvils and Vises
Flat bar, Crawley aud English blistered Steel
. Tie continues to transact business on cOmmissi
sn, aud has for sale, on consignment, Queens
%are, Vhiskey, Shad and Bar Iron.
ROHFRT' CAMILLE
november Is If
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SENATE December 9,1a1o'
This being the day appointed BY the cone
su'uu"h Tor tue annual meeting of Cor sress.
me members OF the Senate a,semblS1 ~
Their Chamber in the Capitol Mr. GA,f
LARD President pro TEN. took The go
soon after IL O'clock, and on calling -
the "st't appeared that the folowin,, m ~.
Oers were presens -
Messrs. Campbell Concit. Cui,, r,,na
1ailatd' German, Giles. Gilman CT
rlch' dorsey Leib Pope, Robinson. Sm,rb &c
Md. and FAT, ''''' oI
a qno'um not appearing the Senate ad
Jon,"ed until to-morrow morning eleve,SS
O'Clock. S' e'sVea
house or REPRESENTATIVES,
he Speaker took the Chair soon ,f.o, -
O'Clock and on calling over the roll tbe 81
NV .S se"uemen aFpeared
EAo-Mrssrs. L. ]. Alsron w Ai.,
!1 ana Bacon, Bard, B5b Boyd. G,erc""
e"tiuge Brown, Builder Calhoun en-,
o"' Gay Cobb. Cochran. Crawtord y, -.
.enPert Dawson, y .,ha, FL, Emsf, r 80
Ey' tlsk' Gdrand Ga5ison Goldtnr r,
%o0d"yn he ater. Holland. Buity. III Os''
he'an hey Lewis. Livngsfo,, I.si ne
81 Ms :, news ,M'BryG-, Mkeet 81 , Ia.
SS'Iisrs MIcsrs Moa,s 6@lg. If 3 !. I I'm -;
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ST HlLAIRE MAHER,-Lately arrived
~ from Philadelphia. has the honor to ofFer
nus services as Teacher in the art of dancing,
to the gentlemen and Ladies of this town: he
VIII teach the newest French country Dances
the Gavotte, the Waltz, and the Hornpipe, in
alt their various ways and new steps he viii at
tend private families in town, and will reseive
proposals for country schools. Mrs. Maher who
has OF late, carried on the business of miliiner,
Will accommodate the ladies with the newest
fashions of Philadelphia, from whence she has
brought very elegant pehsses and spencers
they both, hope to give satisfaction TO those
persons who will favor them with Their conf
dence they reside at present on the main street
. 'ockoe Hill m the upper apartment of Mrs
Desgrange.
Richmond Dec. q. sig
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u IRBY, DRAKE & TAYLOR, have recef
ia we'd by the late arrival, from London and
liverpool, large Assortment of FALL CooDs,
which they are disposed 10 sell low for cash or
acceptances in Town
ON CONSIGNMENT
100 Tons best Swedish Iron assorted, and 500
0bsks London Porter.
+, October SO If