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IBRAHIM, Refs E6endi."

"CoNsrANTIwoPLE, Dec 8.
His sublime highness, to quiet the minds of
ms faithful Subjects, has commanded it to be
made known, that the negotiations with the EN-
peror OF ali the Russias are IN the most favorable
tram and that every disposition has been sbewn
to concede the points in dispute. The pay OF the
army VIII be transmitted regularly in future.
The grand V,2ier has been reinforced. The
Pacha OF Serai continues to defend Varna.
(Signed)
"IBRAHIM, Refs Efrendi.o
From the Supplement TO the -A6ciNe du Nord, Iaa-
nary 3.
January Is.
The Heligoland mail which arrived YESTERDAY
brought letters from Hamburger TO the 5th inst.
The French flag, as we anticipated, was disp,a,..
ed IN that city on the 1st inst. when its forroa,
annexation to France took place. The Senate.
however continued to discharge their functions !.
but 1t was understood, that their authority would
cease as soon as a new government was orra-
n'zeI Davoust, it was expected, would be an
pointed Lieutenant or Governor General OF tho
Hanse to wns and districts tlereunto appertain-
ing.
The Gazette of last night contains a despatch
from Lord Wellington, dated the 29th uit. COM
municating the probability of Massena bav;nr.
been reinforced by sixteen or seventeen thors.
sand men at the end of last month. This toxmi-
d'ble and timely succor came from Alme,das
md marched to lis destination by the left bank
oil The Mohdego. The Portuguese militia and
ordananza. as a matter of Course, did not at
temp' to arrest its progress, bus they were rea-
d. to annoy IT, when opportunity should off r. in
he way In which the services of that compositi.
on of force have been hitherto SO cminentiy com
sp'cuous. As there are no later accounts of this
re Increment than those of the 22d, when the
4!vanced guard was at Maceira, the junction is
rather a mater OF presumption and speculation
than certainty. q
we are desired to state, that the article in our
papero oil yesterday, respecting the French de.
crees, m which Mr.. Forbes's name is used is sb-
soiu'ely denied by that gentleman. The onIv
repHr ne made on the subject having been,
as he states, long : nee bet0re the public. ~
that notwithst nding the official revocation NJ
IN" Berlin and Mia DEGREES, all American nro.
perry, taken in ISOLATION Of tins m, Void repai,
m sequestra ion until the 2dof Se6yua,y,
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THE EXTRACTS.

Jan. IL.
The effects of BoNAPARTE's faerant
Decrees begin to be IN nst severely felt at
Manchester, Preston. Warrington. Bolton,
Leeds. Halifax. Rochdale, and other manu-
featuring towns in the counties OF Lancas-
Ter and York; and what greatly aggravates
the emoarrassments of The manufaci urers,
as well as the distresses of the working peo-
pie, many thousand of whom are tn, own
out of employ, is the reception OF orders
from the merchants in London, Liverpool,
exc countermanding those previously receiV-
forthe manufacture of goods for The A
market.
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4 AND FOR SALE.-For sale 9840 acres
AZ Of LAND, lying III Patrick County, on
thc main branches of Dan river, the property Of The
Legatees of Charles Irving, decd and commonly
known by the name of s. The Meadows of Dan
Land"
This Land is extremely fertile, al peculiarly a.
dapted to the growth Of hemp, fax, small grain and
ARTIFICIAL grasses.
IL equals any Land in Virginia in luxurance and a.
bundancc O natural range for cattle and hogs ; en-
braciag two natural meadows containing near 900
acres, clear of trees and covered with rich grass.
The uplands very heavily timbcred with cllesnut
and other large forest trees--and the whole abounds
i'll water courses, afordng number of excellent
ni-seats. The whole tract lies as level as any ten
housdna acres in compact body, in the counties OF
A nherst or AlbemarIe.
The title to this aud acquired by an oder of
council, prior to tcrcvolutonary war; and the ri-t,
now held. is unqestonabic. 1t lies rs miles from
Patrick couithOuse--,lOut Is miles from Danviile,
and the same distance from tie Moravan towns in
North-Caroina, and 100 from LynclbuTg.
Persons DESTROYS to purchase, viii apply to Doctor
James Powell, at Amherst court louse-or to the
subscriber in Buckingham near War1ninster-A ppli-
cation to either, by letter. (post Paid) win be duly
attended to.
CHARLES IRVING.
Dec. wiwp
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Cumberland October county court, 1si1.--
Il James Roper, Richard Allen and Thomas Johns
trustees If Benjamin Sims, plaintiff in Chahce,y,
against
Robert Smith, an absent defendant, in Cancery
II appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the
defendant Smith is not an habant of this state, on
motion OF the plaintiffs b, their COUNSEL ordered that
the defendant Smith do appear here the first day
OF next February coart, TO be held for this COUNTY
and give security for performing the decree of this
court-that copy d this order be inserted for two
months SUCCESSFULLY some newspaper printed in
the city OF Richmond, and another copy be postct, AZ
the front door OF this courthouse.
Attest, Us. HOBSON H. e. r. r.
December II. wSwn
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pENIovAI4-yoh,. {, yosEpy Doycs,

REMOvAI.--.rOMN's e JOSEPH merck.
jr booksellers, binders aud Station. rs n, sp.ci
fully aequant their friends aud the public, t., ,,.
have removed from their former situation To ,hco1.
lately occupied by Mr.. iaisl, and The second door
above Mir James Browns yendue Office
They take this OPPORTUNITY to return their a-k-
no~ledgmeuts for the liberal encouragement thev
have experienced, and with grateful sense III Ia.
favors they have received, beg leave to iniorn H..
pubic tha. the, have opened another store L., Icl,-
tnrg IN Tins state, where the Bookseiing Binding {.
Stationary business, is carried under The iinI.is
ate direction ct Joseph Boyce,ir.
,,. ine, W.. always he regularly supplied both ia
Richmond and at i-.nclLurg, Wit a general :,ssoI1-
mcnt OF every article in the e,a branches Of ,ei
business, anu nave It III their powerto execute any
orders they may be favored with Mt the slor,es, M
tiee and Oh the most reasonable terms
N Is. An assortment is hourly expected Of ti,>
most approved school books, and likewise a r;n,be-
supply OF Stationary. They have lately received a
variety of the best and newest pieces OF music and
are now opening tor sale, Musical Instruments, yG-
Inns, Flutes a,,, fitcs.
December ~. cr,f
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coi,tis,J

\ " ISL to sell tie follow ing very EiLU.}BLE
r.. oIEHIi "A Manufacturing Mill in good
order, finished upon the newest plans; runnn two
par vi BUR- ana one pair Coio.n Stoncs-.Iie situl-
ton equal tn amcs, any Virginia. heg i,n,ne,ii-
aiey on naygabe water, where crafts can isl,, al tn.
m,il door, and IN llte heart oil "a wealthy cointr,
where large crops OF wheat are p,a,lc At the MILL
which Is Cn hosk,ss Creek and within two miles OF
1alla'isnro,k (thc port oil entry Tor i,appai.annek
River have built bridge the creek, aioriing
great CONVENIENCE to the different ueighbourhoods,
consequently considerable advantage to the mia
man we'll s.iiiieti IN milling business with the use of
sinai capital, raay make from 5000 dollars pei
annun,, clear oi every cxpenee. Few mills get more
country custom, and it is excellent s,aud for Gro.
Gerry Store.
Two store i;uscs in this place, on the river hank
one OF brick two stories high, with good cellars; there
are sax lire places is house, and at little exti.nt.
I can b. well i.ted Tor rnerchan, with fan,- -
ie Other house is ot wood, and w,n fixed Tor dry
SOON or grocery store; both from sita,,o; have adj
vanages over amy other stand in the pace, and the
lots witch run with The river b;uk afford beautiful
| site Tor buildings OF amy kind.
y Large Warehouse, Immediately on the waters
edge, where vessels of almost any size can load with
eou,enience aud dispatch; the house will hold ten
| thousand bushels G,-un, besides Tobacco, &c--Ar
INSPECTION OF tobacco being established at this place
anti as:tie lower part OF this house is TO be used oi
that purpose, handsome or storage may arise
from tat. The ferry at this place tie itupTr,-
hammock with convenient water lo:--ihis ferry
brings me in about looi. per annum, clear of every
-Four unimproyed Ltss, two of which adioin those
IN the river bank, and give fine view up and down,
the river.
a Tract Of Land in the county of Westmoreimd,
three miles from the court house, containing about
one hundred aud eighty acres-thc buildings are to-
ler;ib!c, but want repairs-there IS good mill
seat on this tract.
"A Iract Of Land, adjoining my mill, containing
three hundred acrcs-this land is very ell tinleIcd
the soil good, and its convenience to Tappahannock
on account OF fire wood, makes it very valuable.
ping and mercantile business, would no doubt find the
property Ia this place uncomnonly well calculated
Tor that puipos. The first aud great object in sell
ling this property is to pay my debts, and that
count will sell great be: gain in the whole or any
part One half the purchase money may be made
ycry convenient to the purchaser.
Application may be made to JAS Ross, ESQ., of Ere.
dericksIrC, Messrs. NIoncure, Robinson and Plea
SAINTS, Richmond, Or to Inc IN this place.
LAWRENCE MUSE.
Iappahannock, Dec. D. 2aw6w
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mr. sJ. DICK & Co.-Inform rheir friend.s

M & J. DICK & Co.-Inform rheiI friend:s
~ and the public, that they arc now re-
cevirg. in the house lately occupied by Messrs aio.
cure, Robinson & Pieasans, the following articles,
at short dates
Loaf, Lump, Muscovado and Hayanna Sugar.
6reea Coffee, Chocolate, Gunpoader, Imperial
Young Hysons Common and Pecow Souchong Tcs.a
--Nfs,leira, Sherry, Sicily, Tcnc,iffe and Ma,aan
Wines-french Braudy--iIoiland Gin--Jamaiea s.
ST Croix Rum-Hebber's Brown Stout, Corxliais,
Molasses, English and Goshen Cheese, soft shell! AIM
Ginger, Alum, Birthstone, Copperas, Fig Hue
SPANISH Indigo, Shaving Soap, Bar Iron, German Sc
Bisered Steel, liverpool fine Salt in Sacks, refined
salt Petre, London Mustard, Havanna Cigars Fn-
gis Battle Powder, and Patent Shot, an assortment
OF Queens Nare--China, Coffee & Tea Cups and
Saucers-a few sets elegant FURNISHED Tea China.
Decanters, fumbleIs, Wine Glasses, sc. &c.
H. e 8 DICK y Co. VIII transact cay business ON
Commission, which may be entrusted to their care
Oct i. II
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EEAIALE EDUCATION, lg.4RRE.N.y,o ".
samucl Illcn. 5. Judith Alien his uife

ENENIALE EDUCATION, W.9RRENT'ON. "
Warrenton Female Academy, commence, ON ti,,.
4tii instant, ?d WAS closed the 9th BY M,,,;e,i
performance OF the Young ladies under the ,liresinn
OF MAJOR Niier-siecmens OF Needle, Work ,vc,,
likewise eNubited MIR. Crawford, plincipa or nc
Male Acateniy, superintendent, and in an .xcc,,,,,
and Appropriate address expressed his appreciation M
the nannir III which the young ladies had aeuittcd
themselves. The following extract from a commu.
nicaton minded BY Mr. Crawford is subioined for ,
Information OF the public" Having attended th.
exalnnatin of the young ladies under the 1recto,
OF Mr. sordecai, and having myself strictly examin
ed manyof the classes, justice to them :i. TO the
institution, requires that should state, that tbny
veiy accurate in all their studies They mani;
tested an extensive knowledge Of Reading Wrri,ino
Spelling, Grammar, Parsing, History, GeograpbS'
the # the Globes, and the useful branches ~
Astronomy and Composition On the sixth ,Iav nj.
January tie exercises OF the school will re commence
under thesame superintendent as heretofore. Ma.
or Millercontnuing to fill his station as professor o
Musick AMI Drawing. The late addition made 10 tIe
buildings will greatly conduce the comfort and con-
senencc q the usual number of Pupils, which will
not be Exceeded. Their attendance IT the conn.
menccmeIt Of the session is very desirable-1er,ys
sos per ,nnum, payable half yearly in advance
None viii be received ios' shorter term thon a
months, and deduction made for those o., o@,y
within that time.
uT Fac! young lady must he provided with a paii.
Of sheets, sNnterpanc, blanke, and hand towels.
Warrentfn, Dce' IL, tSll eopDwJ
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AVAILABLE LAND. ROE S.aLE-In nurnr.

u ALUABLE LAND, FOR S.lLE-In pursu-
v ancc Of decree of the county court OF Henrico,
entered IN cause between George Greenhow and
others, pitts. and Elizabeth L. Younghusband, admrx.
ant! Saml. =. Parsons, admir-. with the will annexed,
OF Pleasant Younghsband, deed and the infant chill.
dren Of the said Pleasant Youngli,sband deits the
subscribers who named commissioners ia the
said decree, will Tuesday the 14th day of January
next, expose to sale at public auction, on the premis-
es, for cash. suclI part 81 the tract OF land of which
the said Pleasant Gounahusband died seized, cale,:
Coxs tract, lies within the following BOUNDARY 10
wbeginn.ng at the southeast corner Of Miles Sci
deus tract OF land, and extending thence due east to
the back line OF said Coxs tract, thence northwardiy
with the said back line or lines To Almans creek and
from the beginning with Seldens and Lewis's lines to
AimaEs creek to include all the said tract cell
cd Coxs noTtiward of line drawn due east from the
southeast corner OF said Seldcns tract-and by con
sent of the parties concerned, the said land viii be
sold together, or in lots to accommodate purchasers,
as may best and most convenient at the time of
sale. I'm. .gs.1cure,
j. Robinson,
Fred. PleGSantS.
December IL cptds
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IE SUBSCRIBERS haze on hand, for
brivate saie, at their Conlnaodious fye-oroot
Ware House and .1uction store on Carey Styeet OBJ
boSite to ShoSkU-W are-ilouse--
: 10 Hiis. and
100 Barrels .,igscovaao and H1oanna sugar, a
part Of Syhieh is J prime .qnaHty--
so Barrels Penisgfon's leaf sugar
10 Pmcheons I'M. gna Rum If Prime quality
10 Pipes LohdoH PdrticKlar ND leira Uine--
10 Quarter Casks and
5 Pipes IeHeriGt ditto
i0,OO0 ID. Cc6ee, q par! the byi,lest Green
80 Hhds. Prime Pennsylvania Uhiskey--
% Barrels baltimore ditto
1000 Sacks SAT-, a part Liverbool filed-a-
so Bales SHINING Cotton
90 Bags Pepper
10 PIPES Cir
% Bores Fresh Ckocolate---
90 TINS gseH assorted Swedish IoB--5
20 Crates Queens UdTe--GHd a variety Of Dry
Coo3s and othey articles, too tedious to be men.
toned
Tbey expect soon to receiTs about
100 Hhas 1he printesf quality retailing No
idSseS--dnd
Coatinpe 10 held auction satcs on Monday ana
Jhursaly IN each sveek-they are alec Prepared n
mute literal dfoances in cash all kiHds 4 POods
iqrnsted TO fbeir care, and pIeaige henscLveS 70
their friends and the pubiic in general, that hei,
united and anremffea eSerfons 49i be used TO givt
general Sdtisfdcti0n.
TKeV hare and keeb constantly on hand a
sapbLI of 5est Family FLOUR.
N0ncRre, Robinson e Peasants,
.7aoEioaeers q Comm. .Iferchants.
.NoUeD5ber 90 ss65o
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gEMOVAL-JOH.N u. HILL.1I2D, has re-
a u moved TO the lower tenement in Storrs' bald
ings, opposite Mr. Charles WbitIoek's T. FORMERLY
nfn) strcet-wherc he has for sae general assori.
mcnt OF GLASS, CHINA s: CROCKERY WARES.
by wholesale retai,---
China, Dining and Tea Sets, Liverpool DO do Blue
printed and China Dishes, Plates, Twhers, Mullins,
furees, Sauce DO. Butter Goats, Bakers, Salads, Co
vcred i)ishes-in short, every article necessary "a
compose complete dining sets, aHy mart thereof
to make up dcllcieneies-Wool Hats by the box OF
dozcn-500 p'Gr Morocco Shoes.
The above articles will be disposed Of at the Lowest
prices for cash Or approved paper.
December 3. wat
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RANK OF VIRGINIA.-The annual meeting Of
I'D the Stockholders for the purpose of eecting Di-
rectors of the Bank OF Virginia aud the several off
GERS of Discount and DEPOSIT, viii be held on Mon
day the 9th day of january. As certain propositions
ofimporance viii be submitted 20 the confederation
Of the Stockholders tlat day, it is desirable that
the meeting should be full one, and those who can
not attend personally, will be pleased to appoint sub
stitutes
J0H.v BROCKE.NB 2OUGL, Cashr.
Dee. 10. Gavin
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\ COMMISSION BUSINESS.--'The subscribers
~ having associated themselvesn business respect
fully tender their services the public as Cou,niss-
on .ech0ns IN ITS various departments and pledge,
the mseNes that every attention viii be paid to give
& erai satisfaction to those who may think proper
N ntrpst business TO their management
h'.lr office is Kept over Mr.. Joaes's Book Stores
opposite the Eagle Tavern.
p. LEWIS,
Il. BURWEIL.
Rchmocd, Dec.7. emf
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M Clients are respectfully informed, that during
w my necessary absence, William Marshall and
William Hay, junr esqrs have obligingly undertaken
TO represent me in the scteral courts which pi.c.
tce Mr. finy has such papers not filed in
eonrt. S.4.IfL. .tfcCIe4JV.
December IL. ySw
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p EADY MADE CLOTHING, Of al
IN most cscry description, to the amosnt OF mos.
than. D 5000 worth, oil my own maniss ture. Gen.
iemcn wishing he furnished with garments Of any
New York C!otaing Store, Mai,,-str.e,, Richmond,
directly opposite Mi. Robert Ianible s-where they
can Je supplied with any Garment they want, ON as
reasonable terms at any store in the United States
CURTIS F.dIkII.4LL,
.1ereh9nt-7ayior.
NJ y. TAINTED, as cbooe, three or oar syss rae
Colf-ntdterJ..
Richmond, Nov. j. wt0w
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virtue of decree Of the county court NJ King
- y Queen, pronounced on the 9th of this month,
in suit then depending between Charles Uil admit
nistrator Of James Jones, iced. md the heirs Of the
said Jamcs Jones, will be- SOIL on the 10Th day of Ja-
nuary next, at Dunkrk, eight or ten Valuable Slaves
on a credit Of twelve months. Bond and approved
security will be required
by THE COM dissIoNERs.
December i4S eaw$wp
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a SELECT SCHOOL.---naving taker
4 charge OF ward and not being obliged to leave
town, VIII resume the pleasing task Of nstr,ictng
ie" yonns gentlemen in those branches prepsrato5
to aeollcsc education; and AS will receive but few
and these sc.ect ones, those who have known anu
approved my mode oi Conducting school, will pleas,
to give Inc no;ice ct their en before IT.,
New Year. The school shall be 1t, the most eli, idle
pace my friends May point o, and will niorro, er
be permanent DAN I'D DOYLE.
Richmond, Dee. 5. coptls,J
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"A TEACHER of the Languages Writing, A,i,h-
n metc and Geography, would be glad to engage
not more than ten or twelve boys for the eusiirr-
year, IN healthy part of tc country. Any sc,,te-
to the printer.
November 29. Cavity
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Ordered, That the report AMI resolutions of the
President and Directors OF the Literary Fund, with
the Document incosed therein, be referred to Sc
icct committee of Nessrs. Mercer, Leigh, (of Dim
wdtiie,) Ode, holland, Ayleit, Bowyer, Varnum,
Pryor, Lewis, (of G!oucester) Lee, (of Norfolk boz
rough,) Woo,tng, Davis (of 0rangc,) Purnall,
Tebbs, Broekenbrough and Fulton, with leave re-
port by bill or otherwise.
Orderea that leave be given to bring in bill " to
provide a chart of each county in tins common-
Weaitli"-and that hIessrs Mercer, Parker, Irwin,
Ruaner, Holt Iiui', Grsshy, Quarles, Julian, Kent,
Shield, Smith, Carson, Simon Morgan, Dade, Field,
leigh (of Dinwidde,) and Daniel, (ofG<Imberl nd,
90 prepare and bring in the same.
On motion, Oyt!erea, that tIe Goveruor's COM
Tnuneaton, dated the 10th j start, with the report
Of the keeper of the Peni,entagy incosed therein. be
referred to the st'-; com utec appointe. to take
under Is side,aton the state OF the Penitentiary
Institution.
Ordered, that 50 much ofthc lieutenant Govern
or's communication, dated the 2d instant, re-
fates to solution OF the last General Assembly
appointing commissioners " tie view James river,
&c. lie referred select committee OF Aiessrs. fay
lor, Lewis, Cot Hutetourt,) Charlton, Preston,
Hanstord. Henderson, Cantril Raifner, MeCo-
mas Ward, Caperton, GRAY, Morrow, Smith, (of
Greenbrier,) Randolph and Lee, (of Westmorcland)
with leave to report by bill. or otherwise.
a variety Of petitions were received (not read,)
ami laid GA the table.
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intend to leave this place, in eight or ten
days, fer the State Of Georgia.-Allp per-
sons having claims against Of ai,y such there s.rc1
will call before that time, and receive payment Dn-.
ring my absence Mr.. William Marshall! or Captain
William ID. Wren Will attend to my business
JOHN L. PRICE
Richmond, Dec3 IL
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VI IiE subscriber wishes toinforn his friends
n that he has reno, ed his collection cS
the very best GRATED FRUIT TREES. FAC,
Mr. Bells Garden to the Garden forni,.,i, orctn;eS
by Mr. Fletcher, little above the narke, Lsisls-,
where he has ON hand great variety of t;tsss.
f'onse piants, English Dose Beriies, am, a very
coed collection of Shrubs, which lac offers i, sal o..
reasonable terms.
November 90. "
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December IL

lytSEN DOLLARS REWARD--For experimenting
| x and securing negro BARNA, who ran away
from my Plantation in this county time in Sep
TENDER last, and has since been near Richmond
where it is supposed he is now lurking. Barna is q
boy about eighteen years of age, feet inches
| high, slender made, OF the common compexion has
q small OF his eyes, also very large
one on q beIieve) his rigi; SIDE, occisoncd by burn
has remarkable long hands and feet, of ms ANGLES
larger than the other, occasoned by sprain when
young, and him Co limp when he walks, I'll,
to be seen.
| The above reward will be paid to any person SC.
curing the saitl slave that get him. Information
by letter forwarded to the post-o1ice az Brydie's
| store in this county, viii be attended to.
| JOHN BIILUPS,
| Innenburg, Dee. 10. w4wp
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TANCY GOODS & MILLINERy.-S.

II bert DdviG$tn has ;ust received a hand,
some assortment OF f.i.N'Cl- GOODS s. -;IIILE
..ERi which he oic.s for sale (oppos:te tie 6ioae
se,y and .s!an.na--'idf!Hg viii be attended to ~,
Aus' DAVIDSON ms formerly. Al orders viii ,,. r-,rc-
iiaiiy executed, aid 10 the most tas o,..e n,.,..,
H. ID. having nlade arrangements 20 procure f.o...
the north the newest fashions ihe sl.oie.; i.es
Nov. IL. a.
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NAMES REAT, Richmond, few doors
~ above the Bell-Tavern, manufacturer OF
GOLD and SILVER work, has just opened an ex-
tensve and we-seectcd assortment in the above
line, which lie offers to the public on moderate terms
consisting OF Pearl, Topaz, Comedian and Plain
JEWELRf-Plated Goods, comprising almost eve
ry fashionable article and very complete assort-
ment of SILVER WARE and Tortoise shell Co1,,bs
together with well assorted stock of Military ar.
tices. -
O. Orders from his friends will be paid the sret.
est attention to.-Cash for old Silver and Gold.
Dec IA. 81