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MEETING ar LOUD0UE.
LEEsBuRG, September /.

At a meeting Of the Freeholders of Loudon
County on Saturday the 22d inst. at the
Court House, convened in pursuance Of pub
lie notice for the purpose of appointing depd-
ties, to meet deputies from other counties In
this state, at Staunton in Augusta county on
Monday the 2lst of Sept next, to torma tick
ct of electors for President and Vice President;
Mai. Burr Powell being called to the chair
and w. Bradley TYLER appointed Secretary,
the following resolutions we're unanimously
adopted and ordered to be published in the
WESTINGHOUSE.
ReSot1ed, That Charles F. Mercer, and
VIM. holland, Esqrs. be appointed to perform
the duties of deputies from this county.
Resolved, That the following persons be
appointed committee, whose duty it shall be
to give notice of the approaching Election of
Electors for President and Vice President; to
aid in the preparation of tickets, and invite
the attendance of the Freeholders of this coun-
ty at the ensuing election, viz. Arris Buck
per, Charles Lewis, Johnson Cleveland, Lud-
well Lee. Israel Lacey, Burr Powell, Joseph
Carr, Ssdnor Baily, Thos. Gregg, VIM. Bro
naugh, Thos H Hereford, Israel Janney,
Stephen Z. Rozsel, Abijah Janney, James
Moore, Robt. Braden, Isaac Huff, Benz Brad
field, Adam Shower, Edmd. Jennings, Jacob
Waleman, Sarl. Clapham, Danl. caches, E.
ben Grubb. Abner Gibson, Noble Beverdge,
w. G.. Selden, Chs. F. Mercer, VIM. Now
land, w Bradley Tyler, Saml. Murray, Elias
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FOR SATURDAYS READING.

IS
There is perhaps no doctrine ofour holy re-
ligion of more consolatory and useful tenden-
cy than that which represents man as the
G temple and habitation" ofthe Deity. While
his immensely and omniscience assure US,
that he is every where presents and beholds all
the secret workings of our minds, his INFINITE
goodness and mercy give US the utmost con-
idence, that He, whose tender mercies are
over all his works, will confer upon those who
walk in his statutes and judgments, all those
blessings which are needful for their happl-
ness-that he replenishes the soul wherein he
souch.afes to dwell, with the rays OF divine
light, refreshes it with his own consultations
and admits it to that freedom and communion
with himself, which is peculiarly delightful
and inconcciyably beneficial.
when the adorable Majesty of Heaven con-
deseends TO allow us this Distinguishing privi-
lege, is it not astonishing that any of the hu-
man race should be Indifferent about It, or
even 10 the cultivation of those disposition
which render us meet for this enjoyment
Alas the men OF this world immerse them
selves so deeply in the enjoyment OF the plea
sures, the profits and honors of this life, and
form such close attachments to temporal
things, that they have but little relish, and less
fitness for spiritual intercourse with the Au-
thor OF their beings and the true Source of
happiness.
But can there be any pleasures, profits or
honors> equal to those which belong to man IN
the sacred relations in which reason and reye-
latien represent him Can any thing more
improve and exalt our natures, than by faith
meditation and prayer to ascend up to the
First Cause and Principle of all things, to be-
hold, admire, and taste his surprising excel
lence ? Can any pleasure and satisfaction be
equal to that which arises from the intlmatlons
ofthe divine love and the tokens of his favor
To love and be loved by the greatest and best
offerings, who is the inexhaustble Source of
all good, and who can free us from every pain,
secure us from every danger, and confer up
on us'every blessings not this the most ex-
allied happiness of which the nature of man is
capable Ifthese things then have any weight
as they certainly should have the greatest,
ought they not to engage us to consecrate
ourselves as the temples of God, avoiding eve.
ry SIN whichmay de6le US, cullivating every
virtue that may improve us, that God may
send bis Spirit to dwell in our hearts and pre-
pare US for living with him in everlasting
glory
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SIR-The state of the communication be-
tween this and the river Raisen, is such that a
sufficient detachment cannot be senta present
to bring on the provisions with safety You
will therefore, remain at the river Rasen, ana
in conjunction with the regiment lie Crolx
corps and your own, protect he provision ana
Yourselves, until further orders. The detach'
mcnt sent for the purpose OF opening the com,
munication, arc SO fatlgued after severe aha
victorious battle, that it will return here
l am respectfully
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w. HULL,
Gen. commanding.
Gait. Brush, or the commanding {
officer at the river Raisin.

P. S. IF consulting with col. Anderson ana
capt. Jo5art, the bearer Of this, and from 90
the information you can obtain, 1t should De t.'0
opinion, you can come an upper road crossing
the river Huron, at Godtreys trading es'as
blishment, you are authorised to proceed t .
route, in which case yon will give ne an I'M
mediate notice. No person mgs; know 'n'',
excepting col. Anderson, capt. Jo2art ava
yourself Take capt Jobart for gIlde' ara
fhe recommends other guides with him' 'i0'
shall be paid. Capt. lie Croix with his COM
pany, will proceed on with you.
Resp ectfuly, ,,,ur
Gait. Er ash.
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CHTLICOTHE, August 90.

By the politeness of capt Brush, who is Just
arrived from the river Ralsen, we have been
favored with the following important inteIil'
gence, which we hasten to lay before our reaa'
ers:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10
THoMAS'TINSLEY, Chairman
of the Board or ,Cr,sfec.
Dom sic medicines
TO BIZ HAD GENUINE, AT THE BoeEx.
STORE OF MR.. s. PEASANTS.

TO BE HAD GENUINE, AT THE BoeEx.
STORE OF MR.. s. PEASANTS.
large supply of DIR. Church's Cough
Drops, medicine unequalled by any other in
the world, for the cure of Coughs, Colds.
Asthmas, Consumptions, and the Whoopins
Cough, price IS cents.--.Also, his Chemical
Essence and Extract of Mustard, for the
cure OF Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout. Pal.
sey, &c. price Is cents each bottle or box.
Andoyne essence for the head ache, fiftv
cents.
Volatile Tincture for the tooth ache, 81 Ia
cents.
Antiscorbutic Tincture FOR curing the sour.
Wy in the Gums, whitening the teeth and
sweetening the breath, price 5 1. Church's
VirnIuge Lozeugcs, for destroying worms
in grown persons OF children, SO cents the
box.
Eye Salve for all diseases of the ewes. ~
cents per box.
The celebrated Botanical Tea, dollar the.
canister.
Church's Ambitious Pills for Malignant
md bilious fevers and all disorders of the,
mead, so cents the box.
German Corn Plaster. or Corns. so cenx.
the packet.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10

BHeti gham County, November Court, 1919
Stephen Sanders, jr. P2tf. \
AGAINST
Mrs. Sanders. adm'x ard r.,
Josheph ID. Tanning admir- of 7 Chans.se
William Sanders decd and Sa-
muel & James Sanders, Defs.
ON the motion of the pr, If. and il app sr;nes
to the satisfaction of the Court that the detcn.
ANTS Mrs. san !ers, and JOSEPH, Fanning,,
arc not inhabitants OF this statc-I +, a,cyeeT
ana ordered, thai unless they shall app ar here
on Or before February Court next, and .nswev
the plaintiff bill, the Court will then proceed
20 take the same for confessed as 30 them, and
lccree the matter thereof accordingly. sd
nat copy OF ths order he Forthwith publish,
:" IN some pubic newspaper Of the CITY of
richmond, for two months successivelv, aud a.
mother copy be Posred UP at the front door If
The Courthouse Ot th couaty
Copy,
Nov. c6, 1912 aSv
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA
10 Court held for the County of Giles, the 2Sfk
day Of Jfuiy, 1912
John Peters, sen'r. PhF.
AGAINST
Francis Roberts, William Burgess,
and Sa.lv his Wife, late Sally In
Roberts, Elizabeth Roberts, ia CChancery.
NINA Roberts, and George Rob-
erts. Children and heirs of Reu
ben Rcb' rts, DECD. Dehs
an motion of the plaintiff nv his Attorney,
~ ard it appearing to the satisfaction of the
joutt that.the defendants Francis Roberts, Will
liam Burgess and Sally his Wife, late Sail,
Roberts and Jaiaima Rohslts, have failed to
anpear here and answer tn bill of the com.
piainant. and that they are not inhabitants az
tins C"mmonweatth--h is therefore, ordered
ny the Court, That unless they appear here Al
the next November Court OF this county. and
answer the bill OF the complainant, that III,
matters therein contained will be decreed &C
coFdingly, and that a copy of this order b.
published in some newspaper published in this
State, Tor one month successfully, and pos,ed
up at the front door OF the Courthouse on two
several Court days.
Cory--Test
DAVID FRENCH, O. G.
December ,, is 9. w4wn.
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NEW YORK LOTTERY.
Union oAege-No. 4.

No, near BLANKS 10 Prize.
The Drawing of this Grand Lottery, will
commence in the City &c New-Ynrk, on the Ist
Tuesday in nexf month, and viii continue te
lraw 500 Tickets each day until finished
An accurate Check Book will be kept fthis
Letter., al the ARGUS OFF r, that the ear
hest intelligence at ii IT success may be given
o adventures ORDERS BY posi- from any
part - the Stsie, and every information re
spectiha the above or any o. the Baltimore Lot
eries, will DC always givcri gratis, and with The
greatest pleasure to those VINO maj be inter
cstsd.
Nov. .. e.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10

SuetiasfarR corsty, November Term, 1912.
>dsm Hooker. PltF I
Iohn ]. Wills, Moses Spencer AMI Chnncery.
Roife El'iridgr, junr. Defs.
an the motion of the plaintiff by his Attor
- ney, and it appearing to the satisfaction Of
me Court, that the defendant John I. Wills is
not an inhshi,ant of this State, 1t is ordered
nd decrecd, That unless the said Wills shall
Appear here on or before March Term next
md answer the plaintiffs bill, the Court will
oceed to take the same for confessed as to
i'm, and decree the matter thereof according
Y, and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some public newspaper of the Cit,
Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and
mother copy he posted up at the front door
OF the Courthouse OF this county.
Copy-Teste,
ROLFE ELDRIDGE, jr. D. C.
December 5, 1912. w8w.
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nv orrsnrD FOR s3t.Ha.

rim Hill, fnrruerly the residence OF Sas N.
nah Lewis, deed. two mites below Richmond
IN Monday the i4,h day of December next
ehnut $50 Barrels of Corn. quantity of HAY.
Fodder. Shucks, ChaH and Straw. two young
well broke Mules. two good work Horses, three
woke of Oxen, anil one wsggon, twenty three
likely Sheep, and sundry Plantation rools.-A
credit Of twelve months will be allowed, tn,
purchasers to give bond with approved secur
~ tor all sums above ten dollars, to carry in
terest tromthe day of sale, II not punc,uall,
paid. and for all sums of ten dollars and unde r
Dash viii be required
WALTER SHELTON. Acting
Ex'or. of Wiltshire NJ. Lewis. deed
Nov Is. ids.
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TOMPKINs s MURRAY,

Have received and are now opening theirI LON
DON GOODS, consisting ola valuable and ex.
tensive assortment Of Cloths, Csssimer,.s, Lin.
ems, Calico~s, Nuslins, ko. &c and on board
Of the Oliver EllsWorth from Liverpool, now at
City Point they hsye a considerable portion
Of their cosrse Woollens, Hardware and Cut.
tlery, Which rGAy be expected up in the course
81 or &c days AL Of which they offer Tor sale.
an reasonable ter1ns, for cash, or negotiable pa
per.
Or 80 Bales Nspt Cottous on hand.
Oct. 20. r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10

MN EorABLlShh /.
VlHE Subscriber has taken the HOUSE
IL al the corner Of main & fifteenth streets
opposite the Bell-TaverR, anil offers for sale
On accommodating terms, by wholesale ano
setai. the following articles, viz.
80 Hhds y. ,'vlity Brown Sugar lgener
ally large.1
soDo. q, q 2nd quality Philadelphia Loaf
Sugar.
30 Che. ,son Tea.
G0Boxs. Imperial do superior favour.
10 Purcheons Rum, ola & well f.voured
8 Hif do. do. 10.
Pipes Country Gin.
Do. of superior quality.
Is Hhds retailing Moiasses.
Do. Philadelphia Whisky.
$500 lbs Prime Green COhss,
500 lbs Pale do do.
iOBags Heavy Pepper.
DO. Pimento.
So Kegs Gunpo WIDER.
sou Straws l-2 pint Tumblssss
10 Boxes English Pipes
Groce Bottle COrks
Rearis Wrapping Paper.
8 ioxes beat Spanish SegarS.
s. Barrels Prime Pork.
50 DO. Fish.
And expects by thefFst arrivals from Phiia
dolphin and Baltimore, tons Shot, Irons as
sorted, Iron Castings, Whiskey, &c. lie has
also on hand, from TO 5000 dollars worth o
DRY GOonS, assorted, which will be sold vi
Aong esei;t, or hsrtered for prime Tobacco.
WE. SHEPHERD.
Richmond, Oct. 12th 1912. a.
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L. n. GIRARDIN.
Milton, Nov goth, 1912.
RIcnMoND ruRNPIKE CoMPANY-

IN pursuance Of = resolution Of the Board Of
Directors for said Company, Hofiee 10 keyeby Yiu
ca, That the Shares of all delinquents in the
said Company, will be sold, before the front
door Of the Eagle Tavern, in the City Of Rich
mond, on the twenty EIGHTH day Of next month
n. SHEPPARD, Treasurer.
nov 20 t1z
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Washington Henry Academy.

HdnoVey Town Road, 10 miles from Richmond.
THE Trustees OF the Academy. are enabled
to announce to the public that MIR. Doyle, Of
Richmond, late coadjn;or with Messrs Giral,-
din * Wood, has accepted its superintendance
and, IN consequence OF their liberal applica-
ton OF the funds, has agreed TO employ an as.
sistant, and reduce the fees for tuition, to FOUR
AJAX, and eighf dollars, per quarter, according a.
the classes are advanced, as shall appear ON
cards TO be distributed for the purpose.
Board can be had in the most respectable fa.r
miiies convenient, TOR from sixty to eighty doh
lars per annum. Young ladies and Young gem
tlemen will be instructed in separate rooms.
and the same advantages can be enjoyed here
as IN Richmond--yet none of the disadvantages
for instance, as good board, washing, lodging
and tuition can be received here as in town
tor little more expence than tuition alone there
vet tree from all the vicious habits and vicious
| society, common to all cities
he original intention Of the donors to this
| Academy Was 5eae voica.t, and the present trus-
| tees are determined 10 spare no expence that
| their funds will admit OF, in CARRYING it into
execution. They are now prepared to accom-.
modsie any number OF pups that may Offer
Young gentlemen may iitley pleas, have lodp.
| ing rooms in the Academy. Young ladies AND
l'te boys can be accommodated at Captain
Richardson's, or any of the neighbouring gen
| tlcmen's.
All the advantages arising to youth from the
| Tresent plan cannot he set forth in AN aolver-
| 'isement; but may be fully asccrtained by an
oly'ng at Ar. Dickinson's Tavern, or to any OF
| the undermined trustees, viz:
Col. William Truehearl, Capt. John A. Rich.
| artlson, Major Thomas Starke, Capt. Peter Fos-
er, Alexander Anderson, Esq. or the subsori-
Der, all OF whom live convenient to the ms titu-
| ZION.
THoMAS'TINsLEY, Chairman
Of the Board Of Trustees
The course of Education, though somewhat
different in form, will b. the same in fact. as
that pursued in the Richmond Academy, when
ar d. left it, viz: The Greek, Latin and En-
Si'sh 'anguages ciassicaily; History, Gcogra-:
ply and the Bellies Lcttres AritE. letic, Book.
Keeping, and all the practicAl and useful bran.
ches tAe Mathematics with the use ofGIobes
and other lnstruments-The School will COM
mence the second Monday i'll January next, and
continue the whole year, as no HOLIDAYS will be-
allowed but those requested by plrents.
Nov. 49, wtf
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OIs TRIc7 or PIRcTNIA, 10 Wit:
flEIr tENEiBERED Thar ,

lE II hEMEMBERED, That on the
10 sixteenth day OF November, in the
thirty -seventh year oEthe independence Of the
United States of America, SAMUEL PLEA
SAINTS hath deposited in this Office. the tito OF
Book, the right Shereofhe CLAIMS as Proprie
TOR, IN the words following, to wit :-"iIIS
ToRiCti. LETTERS; original, written for.
and Published in the Vnginia Areus incluairs
a 6rief 6at general uie,p Of the Histoyy of the
World, Civil, Afiifarr and ReiigioHs, from. the
earliest Times to he year of our Lord 18ii.-
Hstoryis Philosophy, feaclang by example nol :"
In conformity to the act Of the Congress of the
United States, entituled 90 An act for the en-
enlargement of learning, by securing the comics
of maps, charts and books. To the authors az
nropri:tors of such copies during the tunes
. erein mentioncu," and also to AN act, enfi,u-
led "an act supplementary to AN act entituied
an act, for the encouragement Of learning, by
securing the copies of maps, charts and books,
to the authors and proprietors of such cop,
during the times therein mentioned, and ex
tending the benefits thereof to the acts of de
signing, engraving and etching historical aud
other prints"
WA. MARSHALL Clerk
Sthe District 9fYHyiai4.
NOV IL vat
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10

NOTICE.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
riends and the public, that he has Removed
- the House formerly oecunied nv Robert
Johnson, one door below Harry Tompkins,
whore lac has received large and elerant as.
l.. JOSEPH.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10
One Negro Nan,

named Jim. ONR BAYHoRsE, AND EIGHT
HJBNPD CATTLE, (the property Of the aid
Woodcock or 20 much thereof, as will salts.
{, r debt aforesaid, vith interest, aud the
costs incurred IN The premises ~ specified in
sad deed The Sale will take place between
tl'e ho,H's Of ten in he morning and three in
thc afternoon--snd will be NJ FOR cash.
VA. FL0URN0Ts Trustee.
HsV. - 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10

NAPr CoTT6Ns, BLANKETS. SALT, &c.
urphy s Scott,
EXPECT TO RECEIVE IN FEW DAYS.
III Bales Napt Cottons. white K red Elan
nels. & striped Blankets,
10 Cask. Hardware, &
500 Sacks Saf Gl'd in Liverpool,
AND HAVE on HAND,
Antigua Rum,
Brown Sugar,
Green Coffee,
Liverpool fine & Ground Salt, in Sacks,
Country Iron, and q few Rirrcls
INSPECTOR HERRINGS,
Which they offer for sale, liberal terms, on
tie cross streat leading 20 Mayo's Bridge.
New. IL, 1912. tf
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Lately hubEsheaGnd.f6rs sale by s. Plea8anrs
Richmond,
A GENERAL SRLECTION.

OF the newest & most admired HYMNS
and SPIRITUAL SONGS, now in use.-By
the Rev. Site MEAD (second edition, re-
vised, corrected aud enlarged, and published
by permisSionof the Virginia c Conference held
al Raleigh N. C.)-price 81 ID cents
For Safe al thin Office Price - 10 Cent?
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NOTICE

ALL persons having claims against the rs.
tate Of Joseph jenkins. deed. arc hereby mott
fed to make them known to the subscriber
and those indebted 70 make immediate paw
mcnt-
LUCY JENKINS, Adm'x.
IF the Estate u Jos sPH JENKINS, decd
Henrico county, Oct. 8, 1919. wifi.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10

CHEAP BUTTONs.-The subscriber
~ specially informs the public, that he
BUT rONS made at his Mao afsctory, 1nearI
Courthouse suitable for Servants use, vii
he will sell very low.--OLD PEWTER rcd
ed in payment
JWEPH pAsFoaTII
Svpt. n, NJ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10
Notice.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust, executed to me
on the 25th April, 1872 n consequence Of .
former deed for the same purpose) by Rober,
NOodcock, Of the county Of Chesterfield, for
the purpose o' securing to John Elicit the paw
n mt Of a certain sum Of money therein expires.
oil, will be- sold, tn the highest bidder, At Wm.
Gates Tavern, in the county Of Chesterfield,
on Saturday the 10Th day Of december next,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10

Fg7lIE subscriber has rem. ~-ed his Office e
i the Msrk-t house, where he continues e
buy and sell on commission ali kinds OF Stock
also Tobacco. Flour, &c. And will be al
all times ready to sell at public auction be-
fore the Bell Tavern, or in the morning a
the MARKET House, Houses. Lands, Furni
ture, Siay -, Horses, Merchandise. Vessel
and Csrgoes, or any species ofpropertv that
nay be offered 40 Advances ofcssh made
n required. BARTLETT STILL,
Broker e Yendne Master.
Richmond. Virginia.
n. B. Hi, stated hours in the Office VIII b,
POW to 9 O'Clock A. N. and from4 tn 6
Dock v. Nj. 3. -
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Nov. 80.
ACADEMY Al NORTH MILTON

ACADEMY Al NORTH MILTON.
ME Subscriber having, in a considerable
Il degree, recovered bis health, is urged By
both social and parental motiv to resume pur-
suils unsyoidAiy Interrupted under the most
affective circumstances For that tu pose, &
wl'h aview 10 permsnenoe. he lias purchased
GLEN WORE, pleasant, heAlthy, and, IN every
important respect, eligible situation, near Nil
ton, IN the county o. AlbemArle. As, howev.
er, immedi4t, possession Of the buldlnps can
not be obtained, he wall, ON the second MONDAY
OF January next, enter upon the INSTRUCT
ON OF YOUTH, at North-Milton, in the large
and commoi.ous yellow-touse, belonging to
Col. L. u. Randolph. His p,an, to the iill ex
tent OF which the accession Of q respectable IS
sistant Will, he trusts, enable him to do ample
justice, r,brNces the same branches as have
herctoioIV constituted the course pursued in
substance through the various forms Of his sue.
cessive establishments. He, moreover con.
templates boarding IN his own family certain
number Of the junior pupils, over Whosemorals,
progress, and well-being, he wi sedulously
wstch-Other families will afford satisfactory
accommodations. Forparticulars, apply to the
subscriber himself personally, or by letter
Also, TO Col TN. Randolph. or 20 p. Carr, ESQ
Albemarle county, and to Mr. Samuel Plea
SAINTS, Richmond.
LII. GIRARDIN.
Milton, Nov 10Th, 1912.
GT Wanted to engage, 90 Assistant, a
gentleman Of active habits, unquestionsble
moral character, and satisfactory requirements
LH.G.
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William Cowan.

William COwan.
HAS Receped, large and general assortment
o articles in his line. consisting of Gold and
Silver Watches, of almost every description I:
Fight Day Clocks AMI Time Pieces; AN assert :
msnt Of fashionable jewellery; Silver and Pla
ted Ware zinc Stce. and Gil; Chains, Keys L.
Seals; with great variety of other articles
Also-Etegant Gilt and PLAN mounted Swords
and Dirks [; Gold, Gilt and Silver Epauets,
Sword Knots, and Cord, which he offers at the
lowe st prices.
v %. WATCHES s CLOCKS of everv de
scription, carefully'GEP AIRED
Nov o. SwSw3t
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EHTE expect to receive in few da, $, lars,,
w assortment Of COARSE GOODS, viz
Striped Duff and Rose Blankets-White
napt Cottons--Coloured and White Plains
Coarse cloths Coatngs-Fearnough White
q Coloured FlAnnels-Tow s. Flax Oznaburgs
Begging, SC.
Also
Bale o. Supcrfne Cioths-Two Trunks o
mbr Cs-Hsserv in Trunks, assorted-smd
p. :, sssorted.--Which we propose selling on
reasonable terms byths Package.
CALICO, RTCHARD, ec CT.
Nov. Dad, 1919. &C.
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Wilson's Ornithology.

THE 9th Vol. Of the above Work, Just re-
eeived, and ready for delivery to Subscribers At
this Office