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a MEXICAN IiTERATURE.-The pstrons OF
4 the Mountain Muse" are respectfully inform
ed that in cOnsequ of alterations Which the
solicitudc of the Author for the merit of his work
has induced him to make in his pian particularly
oy an extension OF some OF IT'S principal scbects the
delivery of the Books TO subscribers will bee delay
ed unit! some time next spring.-persons who are
acquainted with the terms If publication may have
IN opportunity OF rianifestng their good wshes for
IT'S success by the transmission of subscriptions 10 the
post.o'hce OF this place, any time between now and
the first of February next
THOMAS BRYAN.
Harrsonburg. Rockingham county,
November 3. stu
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49,. WAsHINCToN, Nov. 3
The Congress of the United States conve-
ned in this city yesterday. A quorum Of
she house appeared, but not of the Senate
18 members OF the latter only were present
being not more than one half of the whole
humber composing that body. 1t is sGppo.
4ed quorum of the Senate will appear to.
morrow, and that the message of the Pres.
ident will net be transmitted to Congress
until the succeeding day.
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ysyoMPKENs & MURRAY. Have reeeiyea &.

yBNOMPKINS & MURRAY, Have received s.
Z are now opening their LONDON GOODS, c..-
tising Of valuable aud extensive assortment of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Linens, Calicoes, Musiins, &c.
&c.-& Oh board Of the Oliver Els~ ortiz from Liver.
ool now, at CITY Point, they have a considerable
portion Of their coarse WooI,ens, Hardware aud
Cutlery. which may I've expected up in The course of
or 10 days; all Of which they offer fur sale, on
reasonable terms, for cash, or negotiable paper.
~ 80 Bales Napt Cottons on hand.
Nov. 8. tf
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pIlKGiNlN--At Rules boil.a in the Clerks or
y fee Of the Superior Court OF Chanrery for the
Richmond District, the 18th daJ Of Os.o!,er 1919.
John Street, PifT
AGAINST
John Whit'ock, Peter Ga~isDi & Alexander Tro.-n
admir- cf Champion Mslallc. deed y liz.
TIE Defendant John Whlock not havi,r chief
e1 lis appear noe and given security according to lie
Act { Ass"m nifty aud The Rules Of Ills co;r, and i
appearing by satisfactory evidence, dat he srot an
inlali,ant OF us oumtry--E is oyslerof i'hat lie
said Defendant do appear here ou the fst ts~ or Inc
pext term and answer tir bill nr the Piant;f', sDd
that copy Of this order Le ortwtb inses1r ~ some
newspaper pp5'saed in the CITY Of Richmond ,9e
two months socces.iyely ani posted III ..,e iron,
door of the CAPITOL in tie said CITY
Copy,
E6s ""' =" '''fFi-'"' esfs
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M WILLIAMSBURG, Nov. /, iSIG.--The sub
w scriber having failed to give notice time FOR
the commencement OF the present course of Leet-
urss, that her intention still preyas, Of taking stu
dents as boarders who may attend the Seminary of
william and Mary Coege at the usual prce ccfa-
mon tor bosrriers. She also will with pleasure, re-
eeve Ladies and their Families who nay chose to
pass any time il Williamsburg during Sumratr or
Autumn Should female school he established here,
Young Ladies should receive every attention in the
power of the subscriber.
MARY MONRO PEACUY.
Roy. o. ----.-. wlmp
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NOIlCE.-Al persons indebted to the estate os
~ Joseph frabuc deed of Pownatsn City. are
requested TO make immediate payment and all per-
sons having claims against said estate ere requested
to bring them forward well authenticated TO the sab
ssriber on or before the 25t day of December next
for adjustment, as he is about close his admins
tratoisip.
This advertisement win lie plead in bar of all
claims not produced b, fore that day.
ARTHUR SUBLETT, admir-
-: 49,. of Jos. Iyabue, DECD.
November &, sw3wy
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U oBERT JOHNSTON, Having removed from
a the store he formerly occupied, one opposit5
tie Globe Tavern, at the sign ofthe cross CUT
SIR, offers for sale general we-seected assor-
;Dent of IR0N-.HONGERY, CUTLERY and
DHY GOODS-Wheh he will dispose of on the
lowest terms for cash or acceptanees.
November 5. w3w
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x VIE Subscriber will reuriyc in a few days q gene
r raj assortment Of dry goo6s, suited TO the sea-
son, consisting OF Napt COdons. Plains Rose and
Striped Blankets, Fabnels, Bombazettes, Superiine
Cloths Il Cassmcres, Manchester SiufTs Se. Sc
Which will he sold ON liberal terms
Nov. ;. r
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VETHE Subscribers under the firm Of nils and
q Mggin1otkoD1, have opened store ti,rce ,loors
shove the Ben Tavern, wlete they sre MY receive
ing, az assortment Of fall and wiu,er goods from
London aud Liverpool, which they viii st On the
most reasonable terms tor cas or iOyu acceItsnces
JOSIAH ELLIS
JESSE HiGGiN3OTEA3f.
October 80. Av
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a A-ES at AUCTION-Tlism orning, at II o.
- clock, at John Cradioek's wharf, from on board
the schooner Rose-in- Bioom ~ .
500 sacks first quali' Blown Salt, filled in liver
pool, credit OF 100 days, tor approved notes
sH0ncWe, Robinson s. Piedsants, Auc'rs.
Richmond, Nov. s.. II
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"A SSIZE Of BREAD, until further notice-Super-
~ fine Flour being 1912 dollars per barrel,
Single loaf, superiine, to weigh IL or.
Fine, I6 do y - cep's'
Double loaf, f2 Up do
THOMAS WILSON, Mayor.
Richmond, Nov. 6. 1t
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gaged IS - war neither ofambon nor of vsir GLOW.
that IT IS aged, NIT in violation of the rights Of a.
Tiers, but IN the fnaint-naIce Of our own tIs>ir
was prs-eceu ~ = pstienee without exsmpS, un,ier
wrongs accum,ilatng without eud-and that Il VS.
nnaiy not Declared until every hope of aveStin. IL
was eAtirguised, by the transfer of the Bri,sb sc.t
tire into new hand, elinsing to former councils, Ard
uhui uecisrnt"ns were reiterated,o the last hour
tnrorsh the British envoy here, that the hostile e.
ue' against our commercial rights and cur maritime
iiniel'eiriehre wont mt be revoked NAV that ttev
soai mol be revoked, without violating the ob,.,.
tons OF g. Britain to other powers AS well tn E.r
own interests To have sirunk, under such ,rrp-
stances, from manly resistance, wo,i!t! have Lee,
degrsiation blasting our best and ruudest homes
~ woaid have struck us from the ish rank where
the virteous struggles at our fathers had placed
Us, and have betrayed the mssnifccu, legacy which
we hold IN uust for future generations. 1t wn.E
have acknowledged, that on The element. which
where all independent nations have equal and conf
ruon rights, the American people were not an indie
pendent People, Lnt colosts aud vassa!s. 1t was AZ
this moment, sud with such Nj alternative that war
fas chosen The nation felt the rec-ssty of il, and
called Tor IT.. The appeal accordingly made in
nst cause, to The Just mad al! powerful BEING ha
holds IN his E:,,d tie chain Of eyeats aud the tst-
ny nj nations. z .tt 81
It remains only. thst,sitbfui TO ourselves, en,sns.
led IN no conmeetione VIII the views OF Other POW .rs
anu ever really to accep. peace from the hand OF
justice, we prosecute the war with united counsel.
and with the ample faculties of the nation, until
peace be so sb,ained an! as the only means under
the divine blessing, of speedily ohtaining t. aesf
JAMES MADISON.
November I, 1879. 4ts.
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MARR1EDI-On Thursday evening 5th inst at
Mr. Robert Greenhow's in this city, bvr the Rev.
Mr. Buchanan, DIR. WIN. CEUMp, Of Pow hstan, 10
the a'niabie, the interesting, and much admired
Miss MARK MooDY of Williamsburg.
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" ALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE.-Ths
subscribers are authorised to dispose of, a, pri-
Sate sale that valuable piece of ground purchased by
Mr.. Moses Davis of Isaac Webster Esu situated ~
Cary street and containing 90 feet in front ON said
street having thereon a large brick Lumber House,
dwelling house and other improvements.
Terms will be made known on application to -
.Noncure, RoeinSon s. peasants.
Sept. 90. n.
II the above property is disposed of at private
sale bsiore the sth ins it w'ii that day be sold
without reserve for cash, at public auction, on the
premises. NJ. Il & r.
Nov. 9th, 1919. -
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@, The Volunteers oe Ricamorj and Manchester
are requested III meet at the Washington tavern, to
morrow Evening, 6 o'clock. ~
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VIRGINIA ELECTORS.
Majority for M.
By Last W,sAs's Mail
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.

9he P6kSEDENT Of the UNI4RD STATE
this day communicated, by Mr.. Coles, ms
Frivate Secretary, the Following Message
10 Congress
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Ibsse the honor to be, sir, year cbedien,
W. EUSTlS.

W. EUSIlS.
Hoc. II. EiTghf, Chairman.
ne question On the adoption Of the rcpor,
produced some discussion. Nlcssrs. Nlaco,
<hea and Williams, opposed the report. &
Mcssrs. Wright, Stow x Nelson s,,ppor,e,,
It, On the one. hand the cxpctiirncy, if nor
the necessity, OF having AN a,mory i'm the.
western Country was pointed out * it was
eontended that the supply of arms for the
United States ought to &c of so certain ~
character as not lsdepend on the continwen-
Cy or private Contracts that the system
commemorate the law of this session fo,.
ai'n'ng the whole body of the milieia would
require much larger supply than the pre-
sent armories would furnish, and that the
public armorics should be so. extended rs tn
FURNISH the number OF arm: which would he.
annually required under that law. On the
olher hand 1t was commended, that the sour
ces OF supply We're already ample, and that
arms made by Contract would generally be
OF better quality, If properly inspected, than
those made at the public works that it
would be at least ~ months before a gun
Gould be finished at any new armories. is
they were instantly TO Ce set about, so that
Tor the present supply he public service
would DC more benefited bs the purchase of
arms from private manutac urers, sc. a..
IEr. Rhea moved to amend he report by
striking out the words or elsewhere, after
the word Louisville. "-Motion'o lost.
After further desultory debate, Tie cues-
ton was taken on tine report, which wa, A.
depted without a division.
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and that Ms. HENRY II q a Mr.. Provost
are just arrived Oh board as passengers
In a postscript, wri.,ena at sea, to this letter,
the officer. fearing perhaps that lie had
said too much adds that tn. destination of
the ship was only his conjecture, Tor the
captain observes ON that head the most
profound silence, ami his orders are not yet
opened.
On Monday last. George Board, tavern
keeper, OH the turnpike road between Co
lumbia and York, about three miles from
York, hung himself in the carriage house.
No reasonable cause has been assig,scd for
this act. He possessed one OF the best farms
in Pennsylvania, and lived in Concord with
his family He was friendly in al cases
where his interest was not concerned,
Upwards of Sc, 900 dollars in silver, and
more chan an hundred pounds weight of
gold were found in his cellar. Phi. Gag.
NoRFoLK, March so.
An officer from his Britannia Majesty's
brig Plumpcr, Lieut.. Brae, commander, with
-dispatshes, landed here on Saturday She
is East from Bermuda in Is days-Wc have
papers to the nth irst.-No news.
Herald.
We have seen letters from Washington
which induce us to believe, with comfortable
confidence, that Mr.. Foster has received. in
structions to demand OF our government,
whether the ornaments preparing, are de-
signed to be used against any part of the
British possessions, and also to inquire whe-
Their it is the intention of this government to
send a minister of rank to Great Britain
He is said to be further directed TO assure
the American government, that though the
Prince Regent entertaihs a sincere desire to
continue upon amicable terms with this
country, he has not been able to- obtain sa-
tisfactory proof Of the revocation of the de-
crces of France, and that the Orders in
Council will not be relinquished while such
proof is wanting. Before the sailing of this
vessel which brought dispatches, the subject
had been discussed in parliament, and the
opposition is said to have gone even beyond
the ministry in expressions of resentment "a
gainst the proceedings and hostile attitude of
our government. Orders had been issued,
also, for Immediately dispatching conside-
rable military and naval force to Halifax.
U. S. Gaz,
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IRON Madison a..rd No. .. under ~ ox, .,,sr

froi, Madison H.rd No .. Under mr. es, .i,per .
tendance, to wit
r1r 'egsSson ~ GrS-Antl,or- 1nrner, John se..
brooke, Dcnjamn gate, lsiel.ar,l DENIM. u.,,;m,,
D9@', Joshua West, I hos. Siaue, George " stt y
John Adams. ~ -
fer -udd.son Ucrd-Willian C.W.l,s ans Charlie.
"n"oSk, Robert Green!o~, Andrew Stevepson.
haae Webster, Robert McKim, John Bro,kens
brors'', William W. rtll,w ANA Edmund Webster.
fe' :H0'D'oc WGr&---D;wid Bullock, William Mar
sAai'' hon''S Wilson, Christopher Tompkins, Tho.
lard and Curtis Carter.
w. ID. WREN, Dcp'v for
JOHN +. PRicE, Scrsean. oe
., tile City OF ilcha.ond.'
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FoR TIE ENoUlnER.

In answer to some publications which have bee,
made, relative to the Stock OF the Farmers Bank,
would observe, that no calculations on what the
Bank ct Virginia has made be depended o. or
considered just criterion by which To Judge OF the
operations or profit of the Farmers Bank, for ma
ny very weishty 81 important reasons
he Banking business is now better understood
than when the Bank OF Virginia was established -
The directors have found that they could enturc L,
he more liberal in their loans, and few arc now a.
sid to borrow, which, together with her having had
near one halt OF her capital employed very little
advantage, say S300,0oe 10 the state, and about
100000 in the Norfolk Branch, whilst a powerful
Branch iof the United States Bank was at
that place in successful operation.
fnese obstacles to the progress of business it; the
Bank OF virginia, were the cause &C her making but
smell dividends a. first, aud the removal Of those
mpediments IS the cause of her present large diyi-
dends The Farmers Bank, will not have Ia cen
tend with those Obstacles Its way viii! be plain and
Clear the Officers will have all the experience Of
the Bank OF Virginia, and will at discount n.
| much as they ought; And she will not have in the
Bank OF Virginia that powerful Rival, vhc,, that
BANS ieit IN the large branch Of the United States
Bank ia Norfolk because tsir Capitals being near
equal, their power will be equal, and they will
consequently be friendly.
The two bran ches of the Farmers Bank at Lynch.
burg and Winchester, being situated ia the centre OF
the two richest districts in the state, will give zrea-
ter circuaon,to its Notes than those OF the Bank
Virginia will have. .nt
Another very important consideration is, that
E>otes inaue Negoelabe nj the r. Is. will be on the
| same footing as Bills OF Exchange, whereas those
Negotiable at the Bank cf Virginia are no bstter
than common notes. unless they actually tscouu.
| ted and belong to the Bank.--tlis- srcum stance
will cause al! notes in the way Of business be made
negotiable nj the F. b. snd consequently give it
nearly the whole depos;S--this advantage alone is
equal to the Bon the state Of q I-g per Cent
TOR years. which is only is pr CT. per annum
on the wi'oie si,a, er-in lev Je;.,o the Bank of
Virginia will want its charter renewed, when sha
Will have TO pay Bonus equal to about hat it..
stock may then he worth above par.-lt may proba-
bly, require what The f. r. shall have made till The
lst OF JAN next to defay the eSpcnoes OF Fixtures
and In pay the LIST seinnnnual nsi;tlnent eli l l.;
per cent to the state ;atter that being in fun epe-
ration with larger deposits and great.r >irou'aion
OF Its notes, it ought TO make the 9 % per Cent
per annum more than the BANK of Virgins, and ii
So lis stock after the 1.t of Jan. ought to sell
Tor more than that o. the Bank OF Virginia, the Char
ter being OF LONGER duration.
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MELISH's J'RfVFT,c

Mr.. john Melish propo-es to publish bv
subscription, " TRAVELS IN THE UNI
TED STATES OF AMERICA, in the
Years 1906 < 1907, and 1909, 1910 & 1911
including an ACCOUNT Of Passages be.
.wiXt America and Britain, and TR 8VFf S
arough various parts Of Britain, ireland Z,
Upper CANADA. With an APPENDIX. con.
aiming brief REVIEW of various Geo
oaphical Works * Books Of Travels in the
United Ssates---an A,strac. Of tho Arsar;cap
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cons,itu.ions--and sundry Statistical Ta.a !.;es
and Documents relative to Political Econo
ANY. illustrated by Maps and Plates
/ After the variety OF lies and stnHs which
have been circulated in the shape Of Travel .
IN the United states; it is pleasing 10 hohe
that gentleman has az length appeared tt
do some justice to this count,y.--We tru.
that Mr.. Melish will contribute to wipe of
the stains which have been SO profusely
cast upon us by the whole class of English
tourists, from the Congregations of Messrs
Ashe and Weld To the notions of sing song
Moore.----Mr. Melish is - a native of scot
lard ); we quote from a NJ. 5. letter before
us-"in that country / was 4 Whig-here
am q decided Republican. have adop-
ted this country as the place of my future
residence, and consider 1t as the happy asy-
lnm OF. the human race. Hence my work
VIII be altogether favorable to the coun-
try. although l will tor obvious reasons
steer clear OF all party politics."
Mr.. Melish has met with considerable
success to the North-In the CITY of New
York alone he has obtained upwards of 500
Subscribers. The work will be almost inn
mediately put to press.
" The Outlines and Prospectus CT the
Work may be seen at this Office, where
subscriptions will be received. The Editor
OF this Paper is the Agent OF Mr.. Melish 1T
the city OF Richmond.
Extract eta letter iron, Thomas Je6erson
Esq. to John .Nefish, d1ted
MoNTlcELLo l4lh Feb. 1872
Your favor Jan. ~ came duly TO hand.
very willingly become subscriber to your tended
publication, Judging from the table oil, contents and
your familiarity :. til the subjects treated of, that
the work cannoe fail to be useful to ourselves by
pointing ont advantageous pursuits not yet atteEde,i
toand To c. Britain by sine wing what their ipnornno.
aud injustice have lost chem here and laying one,
To their wiser the interests they vet may
cherish by peace and justice advantageousy fer both
nations"
II Enconragcn,.ntsfo Great Britain.
The Cabinet Of England is eggeei ON, in
ITS misconduct towards the u. States, by
| various inducements 1st. The hope of
war between Russia and France. "A peace
has been straek between Russia and the
Porte and therefores it is concluded, a
oioso viii! be struck with France, and a tres:-
~ with Britain.-2nd. The capture cf Gu
dad Rodrigo, and the. general prospect of
affairs In the Peninsula. Should Russia go
| to loggerheads with France, it has been sup
posed that France will be able to do less
! N the Peninsula (; that her troops and trea-
sures will go to the North instead of the
south. 3rd. The expectation that the u. S.
are merely playing the part of a bully al
| talk and no aetion.-'The issues of the for
mer calculations are in the hands Of Russia
& France-the last is in our own, If g. B. is
as much mistaken in tho two former, as zve
hof,e she will be in the last, she will be COM
Ipletely dished.
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THE ENQUIRER.
~ VERY IMPORTANT.
RICHMOND, April 8, 1919.

- W bNi iNlI oR AN L.
We understand from unquestionable au-
thorlty that the Secretary of State attended
the sitting OF the Committee of Foreign Re-
iatiohs On tuesday last, & that an EMBAR-
20 for SIXTY days is in contemplation. and
will probably be recommended in a MESSAGE
from the President to Congress in the
course OF few days or has been recon men-
ded before this. 1t is said that variety of
questions were put to the Secretary of State,
touching the state of preparations &c. Sc
1t is presumed that Congress will sit with
closed doors and will act with that promp.
utude which the subject requires.
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.Nerrn in -dIt,nnnn

mr.. Foster will soon take leave OF the
y. States, if mis- stay depends upon our scad-
ing Minister to his Court.--Pcoce go
iOith him As there is to be war,
we ought certainly toahave no Privileged
Spies" III Camp.
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Boston Paiyaaium.

WASHING row, March 81.
he biiimentiuned in our paper of Iues-
day last as pending before the Pcnnsylsana.
Legislature, providing for the oommutati
on OF such portion OF the direct tax as might
&c assigned as quota fer that State, passed
INTO law by the unanimous vote OF botk
Houses on Thursday last.
An act has also passed the Legislature of
that state with like unanirnity entitled,
10 authorise any Incorporated bank within
the CITY ot Philadelphia 10 make loans
TO the government ofthe United States.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEN

do hereby certify that the following persons have
been duly elected rs Common Coune men. agreea-
bly, 70 'ho returns made to me, by tho deruties from
dtB.Tson Ward No. I, Monroe Wari &c. 3, and
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oTICE--Inprorcd window sprin.s--H,yi,,f.
purchased John Baltthropes patent right. for
makns, constructing, using aud venting his new and
useful Improvement in spring Tor fastening window
ss'hes st any height for the County Of Hanover +
said county, at reasonable rate or will sell the
;s'; 'oT particular districts of e Co,.nt,-i si,yi;
shorty be supplied with springs when shall BE-,
prepared to attend to any application which may be
required after very short notice,
.. EDWARD G. SYDNER
AAP''V' *
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NfEointn,cn,s.

Ilfitointmcn.s.
Thomas Wilson Esq, Mayor Ro5crt
= Esq. Recorder; David Bullock
Esq, Senior, .Gtderman.
William civilians Esq, President Of
the Common Hall.
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~ IL hE Soi-D--ioi' cash at William Gates
w Tavern in Chesterfield county on the Ss,h
ms. negro slave named JIM, conveyed in trust
90 secure the payneit of certain sum of money
due John Elicit, by Robert Woedcock, the sale viii
e1t"hy taEe place between ~ and S O'clock, and
such title as snvestcd in will be conveyed to tho
purchaser. BY
WILLIAM FLOURNOY, Jr.
SayViting Irustee.
-. o go. SwP
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- cIiCE--This day tho Copartnelship Of Hob
~ DIZZY AM, Seatou dissolved ty mutual con.
cent those Indebted TO the concern ore requested to
caH Oh - u. 'eat0n Immediately, wlo is authorised
| to ,reoeivc, and will pa, 2Ji deIt9 due ly them.
JOIN HOLIDAY,
,-, L. H. 5EATON.
Hi subscriber viii continue the Chair Maklnr
ags of the public.
April ~