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T EFT THIS PLACE, in the bo,idavs. m

[ EFT THIS PLACE, in the holidays; my
IL servant BILLY, young man of dark
brown colour, tall and slender, STOPPING for
ward rs he walks, his upper lip rather thick and
pouting, and shows his teeth a good deal wen
speaking; he was seen on the road to Rich.
mond, and has relations in Mr. David Ram
dolPh's family of negroes. It is not improba
BILE that he will make an attempt to get ON
board of some Vessel IT Rockets viii give
TEN DOLLARS for experimenting and .tcli-
vering him to me, or securing HIM in Prison.
All masters OF vessels are requested NOT to
take HIM on board under any pretence whatev-
er, as he may have obtained a forged pass OF
certificate of emancipation.
JOHN TYLER.
Green-Way, April 20, 1912. I6tl
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Us. BARBOUR

Advicices from Paris, as late as the 18th
OF March, have been received in Philadel-
phia, which state, that all matters i'm dis
pute between the United States and France.
have been satisfactorily adjusted, and that
treaty OF commerce has likewise been A.
greed upon, and was to be forwarded by the
Hornet. Some other important matters
were also said to be mutually agreed upon
IN separate treaty. We have seen several
letters all concurring in this information
ana there remains not the least doubt on our
mind of its
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1900 NEw-YoRR, April IS.
LATEST FROM PORTUGAL.

BY the ship Canton, Hllen, which arrived
at this port last evening, in thirty-six days
from Lisbon, we learn verbally, that Lord
wellington, at the head Of 10000 troops
was near Elyas, which place he would reach
about the 10th OF March and that the
french army, under General Marmont,
consisting of about GO, 900 men, was within
seventy miles OF Badajos. A great battle
between the two armies was expccted 20
take place before the goth OF March.
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NopFoLY. Apr;I1z
- . NUFFULhJ NprlI II.
1910 ia ~ s,,,.cL....

ETfraa If a letter dated Cadiz, mn of Fe5yuo.
r, 1872, to a merchant in fiis town.
"Tbave now the unpleasant task To advise YOU
Of the capture of the ship Silver Grey. CAPTAIN
Potter, with $3.50 barrels Of -four, on account
Of house in Richmond.---She was taken ON
the 18th inst. Gust rs she was entering the bay)
by 4 French privateer. The ship was run A.
shore, and the next dag burnt by the British
Vessels ought to be upon their guard in com
ing in, as these boats might sometimes run A.
long side Of a stranger and offer as pilot"
Iuothey letter fyenl the same 10 tie same, dated
Cadis, 2Sfh February
"The price of -four is nominal here, as the
hol1c-s keep back in hopes of obtaining 8 II
10 per bbl.-but the last sales were at 6 Is
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-20

BURLINCToN, April 2.
it IS stated by gentleman, who has arrived
IN inns pi! 90, direct from Montreal, and who re.
Sides at the latter place, that the noted Captain
'onn Henry was, few days previous to the
publication ct his disclosures at Washington,
appointed, by the Governor of Canada, high
sheriff for the district Of Quebec an Office said
10 be worth at least 10000 dollars year. From
acknowledge ofthe gentleman who brings the
information, We have no doubt of the truth of
the statement Thus it seems, that the man
who is cried down by certain party, as one of
the most abandoned villains on the whole face
oithe earth, has been appointed to one of the
most important and lucrative Offices in the gift
OF the Canadian government.
North. Cent.
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NN' - 80 - - wiz wi iNhN liANSS.
Summary Of Intelligence .fom Spanish Papers
received BY the brig Julia G Mary, Captain
Goodwin, an Al days from Ca,iiS.
TRANSLATED FoR THE herald.
On the 10th Feb. general Baiiasteros obtain
ed victory over the French general Marencen
at Cartama.' The attack was made by the for
mer with 1000 men. The French (21OO in num-
ber) were totally routed, and their general,
Marancen, a colonel, and number of inferior
officers killed. The battle was fought princi-
pally with the bayonet. The Spanish Regency
have refused to ratify the treaty concluded be-
tween the Governor Of Montevideo and the
Junta of Buenos Ayres. The Partizan corps
OF Nina and Lacy, have achieved many brilli-
ant enterprises. They still continue success
full in harassing their enemy In a recent &C
ton with Nina the French lost So men, killed
Lacy has been equally successful in Catalonia,
having gained several advantages over the
French. 1t was said that generals Castanos &
Graham were to command in Andalusia, and
that general Ballasteros was to he appointed to
the command Of the Spanish army under lord
Wellington.
to'un in the Kingdom Of Grenada, m;Ie
N T.. of MALARIA
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Bait. Amer.
BALTIMORE, April is

BALTIMORE, April Is.
Congress have, during the past winter, in
variably declared that war with G.. Britain
should be waged before they adjourned, I'M
less that country repealed her orders in coun-
Gil and made some arrangement on the sub
Ject OF impressment. The proposition which
has been entertained for a short recess. is en-
tirely incompatible with the declarations
which have been so frequently made. 1t
cannot therefore be believed that the nation
al legislature will adjourn. before they place
the executive in situation to carry on the
war which they pledged themselves to de-
clare at the present Standardization
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From the Dublin Eveniag Past Of Taunary 25,5
1919

Randolph's speech is so degraded nc nor.
sonal illusions, and illiberal sarcasms. ,s 80 Jo
honor to no ono but a billingsgate fsher-wo.
man. Wrh all his genius and talents, his petu.
lance and spleen render him perfect snariing
IheyS'fes,, utterly unworthy Of the place he
holds, and a scandal to bis constituents. who
send hun there" '"O
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VALUABLE PRoPER1r AZ .dUc7Ioy.
an Wednesday the 29th INST WIH &c after
" edJ0r Sale, to the highest bidoer. IN tho
premises, the EAST END of the Richrnoa.l Hin
Acaaemy ii is commodious Building, ami in
good order, situated in the most hearth r,rt
OF the City, nearly opposite the Old Church.
Terms OF Sale--one half cash, the REMAINDER in
months, by giving a negotiable note, with at
approved enderser
RICHARD BROOKE, Auctr.
Richmond, April 20. ~
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FOREIGN.
BosToN, April 10.
', FROM ENGLAND.

BY the arrival yesterday of the ship Lothian.
captain Jackson, in the remarkable short pas,
sage of 90 days from Liverpool, we have re.
ceived the papers of that city of the 18th ult.
and London papers of the 16th-They contain
nothing OF Importance. The orders in coun-
Gil had not been again subject of discussion
Licenses are granted for imports from the Bar.
tic and from France The king had improved
4 little in health. The war in the north still
remained All expected event
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London, March is

49,, AoHuon, March 10.
Mails from Anholt and Helieoland arrived
this morning. The former states, that BONA
PARTE is to take the command of the French
army in the north in person 1t is divided in.
to four grand detachments of $4,000 men each.
-Massena commands the first Davonst the Sc
cond; OndiHOt the third and Berthier--the
fourth. The French troops have left Ham.
burgh tor the Polish frontiers Hamburger is
to be garrisoned by the, Danes.
The accounts respecting Prussia are contra
dictory some assuring us that she will ioin
france-others that she will unite with Russia,
that she has positively rejected all the demands
OF BoNAPARTE TO adTRit French troops into
Goldberg, and that her army is in excellent con.
dition. -
Naples, Feb. 4.
manufactory has just been established
here' Tor extracting sugar from chesnuts.-
ne hrSt trials nave produced sugar, which is
IN no degrse inferior to the sugar produced
from the cane.
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Universal History.

in about Seventy Octave Volumes, for which.
he means shortly to issue PRoPosALs
April 20. (w8t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-20

The Feieralists of Boston held a meeting
few days previous to the General Election
(Which took place on the 9th instantly on the
| subject of Henry's late communication to Co
vernment, in which they do not attempt to
DENY (as some oftheir papers have done) the
truth & reality of the transaction, but blame
the President of the u. States, that he did
not make use of the occasion to vindicate the
character of the Eastern States for having
withstood the attempts thus made upon them
complain that he paid the large sum which
they state was given for the communication :;
charge the Chief Magistrate with having
made it TO Congress in order to influence
their pending elections and conclude with
declaration, " that they do not forget that
to hreserve and hrotcc Commerce were the
principal motives Of the pe ople If that Com
monwealth in accedlng to the Union; and if
at any future period, our National Rulers
shall manifest disposition to- abandon or sa-
crifice Commerce [meaning, it is presumed.
refuse to establish such a Naval force for the
purpose as they may ask for1 without which
zoe cannot, and zviSh not 10 erist, we shall ne
yer resort to foreign aid to obtain the redress
OF grievances which great and free People
are comfietent to effect by their ogUn etrer-
gieS."
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OTICE.--I intend applying to the Pow
~ hatan County Court at their next sitting
for leave TO close the Old Cross Road LEADING
between HoratiO Turpin and myself
w. a. TURPTN
April 90 ,v4t
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NEw-YoRK, April Is.

NEwYoRK, April Is.
Massachusetts Eiecnon.-I'he result, as
far as had been received at Boston on Satur-
day, were, according to the Centinel of that
date, from $50 towns
For Mr.. Strong, . 46,5l6
For Mr.. Gerry, 1929
he Patriot gives the returns from 372
towns-in which
Mr.. Gerry had 1854
Mr.. Strong, &c. 500
Federal gain in the $50 towns, 4 .5s7
PHILADELPHIA, April s.
The Ncw-York Evening Post bv a strict en-
quiry may not only find that the National In
'eHtSeneer is correctly informed as to the eau
Gus at Albany, but that n committee was ap-
pointed to ascertain the opinions of the Yves
tern States and that Pennsylvania, by common
consent, Was considered fixed and immoveable
IN its attachment to the present administration
OF the General Government, and of course not
to be moulded by faction nor seduced bv per-
suasion or promises from its determination to
support the men who maintain the rights and
NterestS OF the Nation. Dem. Press
AtrHs.
The following exhibits the amount of the ar
ticles Of produce shipt at this port from the
morning of the 1st of April, to the evening of
the 4th, Saturday
For CadiZ-Flour o.o1O Barrels.
Corn meal $50 do.
Rice 382 Tierces
Tar So Barrels
For LiSboD-Flour 1000 do
Corn 1926 bushels.
Bread $50 Cwt
Europe generally'-Colonial produce
amount of the manifest, S68O,OOO
Gottenburg, Petersburg, &c.
-D-
FRANKFORT, (Ky.) April 8.
IMPORTANTi
Extract ola letter from Mr.. TKoMhs G.
WATKInS, IF Tennessee, TO Capt. JAcoB
ELLISToE, This county, dated.
JEFFERSON, CIen. March %.
DEAR SIR,
"We have this moment receiv-
ed orders to march against the Creek Indi-
ans They have killed fzuenty families on
Elk River. We march this moment"
Extract Of a letter from the Hon. r. M.
JOHNSON, 10 his friend in Scott county,
dated
City Of Washington, March 28fh, 1912.
"We are determined to declare war be-
fore we adjourn, and we are determined to
adjourn i'll a few weeks; say the last of next
month. Nothing but the want of troops i'm
the north, prevents declaration Of zvar at
this momenf. The times are difficult-honor
calls for decision
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICH[OND .
TO THE EDITOR.
MONDAY, APRIL 90, 1879.

. III r EDITOR.
WAsHINGToN, April 18th, 1912.
eve have nothing very new here. The
general talk is war. Looks are eouiyocal ::
and cUenfs doubtful %
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A tosvn in the kingdom, Of Grenada, mile
N. +. Of Malaga.
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THE SUBALTERN OFFICERS.
IN the Light Dragons, in the United States
Army, under me, will be pleased to repair to
Richmond to receive Recruiting Orders.
JOSEPH SELDEN,
Capt Of 1t. Dragons.
Richmond, goth April, 1872 81
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LITER AIRY.

" Thomas DoBsoN, of Philadelphia, in
tends Printing, New, Revised and Enlarged
Edition of the great
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u The. following Patriotic Letter has been
addressed TO the Commandants of Re
Simenfs zvithn this Commonwealth, 6u
Governor BARBOUR:
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"Proherty in G. Britain" THE federal
gentry who have shipped -four to Spain and
Portugal, and took bills on England in part
payment-and the gentry who are buying up
English bills to this hour, might just as we'll
endsavor to shake the Allegany mountains,
as to coax Congress to grant their petitions.
People who procured English bills, long since
the Presidents proclamation, have no just
claims for insurance on Congress. That mat
teris perfectly understood at Washington !;
and tie memorialsts but labor in vain. The
fer who stand in different predicament are
injured in their hopes by specializing claim
ants. Congress will not often the hatches.
while the sea is breaking over the decks of
the national ba:que.-Whig.
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Delegates elected TO 8erre in the ne.ct Ge-
neral assembly.
StaGord, VIM. II. Fitzhugh," Daniel c.
Brent.F
Louisa, Peter M. Daniel, G.. Hawes.@
Caroline, Daniel Coleman, and William
Hoomes.s
Prince George, Richard Williams Ma
thaniel Marks
Po7Ohatan, William Pope, Francis Po-
walls
Chesferfeld, Beverly G. Stanard, Branch
Cheatham.t
Frederick, Archibald McGill, Jared Will
liams:
Gloucester, John Lewis, Richard Jones. .
o A.. I
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. Vc7v members
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SCHOOL.-BOOKS.

Y CST received, ard for sale. by
j ~ GlDRGE M8NJY1 ~


7 CSr received, ard foe sale. by
j GLORGE U<dN7ON,
SCHCOI..nGCKS OF c,e,y Kind In use,
all Of Which VIII lie sold 6y he groce. dozen or sin.
gle, low As can be purchased from tie publishers
.r.shy .skies ays--
websters spelliaa Books
Mavor's ana Nurrsy's do.
i.Slens LIST, 2l and Sd vols Columbian Exercise;
Labels Asni,metici American Precv?,or;
Morse's ard nwight's Geography
columbian OTStorsi Testament;
Mulray's Eagiish Reader, and scqueli
do Abridged; and large Grammars,
Walkers and pegry's Dictionaries.
.iise recei-rd,
so reams best Foolscap Writing Paper; and a few
resms low-pficed No. and 3, do;
Best English and American Letter Paper and other
articles of Stationary;
ALMANACS, for 1878.
f'ckerstaf S, Rhode-island. Farmers. and Clergy.
mans Aimanscs. by groce, dozen or single;
Black Account Books, OF every size and price;
Pocket Memorandum Books, with pencils,
School and Family Bibles, with and without plates;
Prayer Books cheap pocket edition, and others with
plates, bound in Morocco.
THE AT-STORE
IS furnished with Mems, Youths, and Children's
HATS,
of every description and price---wide and common
hrims, made in the best manner, and which will not
crack or fade.
Jasf received from Me Boston Factory,
Mems superine fashionable beavers do. castor and
plated youths and chiltlren's beavers; mems
and boys best felt Hats few dozen cheap coarse
felt Hats
PAPER HANG I.VGS.
Some thousand rolls Paper.IIangings, suitable for
rooms or window curtains.
Jnsf received, boxes low-preed papers.
For safe, as aiovc,
Several hundred volumes second hand Docks,
consisting of History, Voyages, Travcls, Novels,
Romances, Plays, Poems, &c which will be sold
for less than halt the original cost
Newport, Nov 26, 1912.
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Copartnersbip Dissolved.

THi copartnershlp heretofore formed
II under the Firm of
THURSTON s. NEWMAN,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent All persons
having demands against said Firm, will present their
claims for settlement and all persons indebtc;. are
called upon to make immediate payment 10
AUGUSTUS NEWMAN,
who is fully authorized to settle the same.
THOMAS 1HURSTON.
AUGUSTUS NEWMAN.
Newport, Oct. %, 1912.
The business VIII be conducted in f,l-
ture at the old stand by the Subscriber. who takes
this opportunity of returning his unfegned thanks
for the liberal encouragement lie has heretofore re-
ceived, and respectfully soiclts a continuance of
their favors. AUGUSTUS NEWMAN.
.Nezvborf. Oc. 90 1870
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q Prime Goods. %
TCST received, aud for sale, by
a THOMAS II. liJlfFOHD,

j THOMAS III lfJlfFO2D,
Va. il9, YHcsrs-sfTrt,
A large and general assor,nent Of DRY GOODS
--among which arc
Srperfne, midd.i,g, aud iow-piiccd BroaGcloths;
Black. blue, brown bottle green, drab and miNt Cas-
smeres, suitable Tor ladies' COATS. very lows
Blue and brown Imperial ana N,son Cords, for pan
falcons;
Black, brown and green Bombazci;es and W,ldooles
Plains and Devonshir,s Kcrsvys,
A handsome assortment ct Ginshams sd Calcoes |;
Furniture Caiicoes shifting Cottons;
3-4, .;-4 and ga Cambrics white and colored;
Ladies' and geuticmea's worsled Hose,
Drown Linens, Threads, Silk, Ferrets, and Buttons ;
Pound and pack Pins;
Elegant 5.4, '64 and "a Shawls
Rattinets ladies' and gentlemcn's beaver Gloves,
Umbrellas Mlinet. Wire, Tapes and Eobbnsi
Ribbons Fancy MIus..ns;
a large assortment Bazes and Fiannels, all colors
6 a, "A. S-4, "a, and l0-4 Blankets;
Outfits, Coa,ings. and Vestings large assor;nent.
.nso--500 yards best white Crash.
With variety of other articles--al of which viii
be disposed Of at the lowest possible prices.
Newnort Nov. S, 1912.
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Extra fine, mildling and
low-priced Broadcloths
Green, brown, and drab
colorel Cassimeres, for
ladies' coats
DO. for genllemen's p:s,.
falcons,
Plains and forrest.Cloths
Deyonshirckerseys. !.
Fearnoughts.
Coatings, a assorted colors
Velvels, first quality.
White, red, yellow, and
and black Flshaels.
Black, fawn, and brown
colored D,m6azetts
Wildbores. aai
IL, to.4, o-4, S-4,
Oh blankets.
Corded Gingaams.
C@Ecocs and ';inghams.
Handsome Vestings.
Large Saawls, Of The new
est fashions.
Cotton ilautkcrchicfs.
With a variety of other
he sold cheap for cash
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Fashionable Shoes.

1OHN ii. M4WSFIELD,
HAS Just received at his Shoe-store, large
i assortmens-of Ladies' Shoes, Of the following
kinds, viz plum color, leIac, cream, salmon, tea,
light and dark green morocco.
Also-a handsome assortment Of black morocco
Shoes. with and without heels misses and chldren's
morocco Slippers and ties, all coiors genilemen's
New-york and Boston made fine Shoes and Pumps !;
ladies' Grecian Slippers; boys morocco dancing
Pumps misses kid slippers.
Likewise --slx trunks Of mems and women's low
pr;ced Shoes: one trunk old-fashioned stuff slocs;
Scw.york manufactured calfskins; meats leather
Boot.Legs and Tops Boot soa's Binding SKINS
a. &c Jsy 1.
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SiLAS DEAN,

HAS for salc,at his Store, No. 67, Thames
i i street, and at his Store on the Wharf,
the following GOODS:
90 hhds. best retailing .Nolasses;
10000 VT. green Coffee, entitled to debenture
1000 VT white do;
40 boxes white and brown Sugars
10 tons Cordage, all sizes; pipes Brandy;
hhds. Rum 10 hbs. Gin 4; pine Wine;
seroons Spanish indigo 90 logs Mahogany !;
10000 Havana Segars; 20 boxes sperm Candies
bags soft shed Almonds;
cases Canton Grapes
Nutmegs, Cloves and Cassa
Anchors, 700 and 900 VT;
Cables, partly worn;
Standing rigging. blocks, sc. for vesse, Of
$50 tens 25 NJ Pine Boards and
A quantity Of English GOODS June 3
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MaH @ 7ppets.
:Usr OPENED, AND FOR SALE, by
N NATHANIEL SWEET,

!UsT oPENED, AND FOR sALr, by
n NATHANIEL SWEET,
No. lo7, 7hameS-Sfreet,
X large and gcnetal assortment O.
MUFFS & I'lPPETTS,
Consisting ef-Reai Sable,
Mock do.
Black Penett,
Elk & Bear. .f!so,
hhds, tnuscovado Sugar
hid. w. /. Rum !;
4 bbis. Coffee
1900 w. .. HID. Slaves
10 bbls. Turpenline.
In addition to his former stock Of Day CooDs a
d fresh supply from Boston is opened and for
sale as above.
N. B. All persons indebted either by Note Book
Account must make immediate payment. AS it is eA-
peolient his business should be closed without delay
Oct %.
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Neavboyt Sb0e- Stare and
ManH,actory,
No. 100, THAMES STREET,
kErT ny
TOHN NJ DAV/S.

vXTHO has recently received from Boston and
w elsewhere. \ large assortment of Lads and
Gentemcn's, Misses and Youths Morocco and
Leather SHOES, of almost every description. He
has those of the FIRST quality, which he will warrant
and recommend--also, quantity that he will sell
at reduced prices.
He also has his Shoe Store supplied from
his Manufacicry with BOOrS and SHOES, which he
thinks he can pronounce OF superior quality to any
which are made in Newport, and Of the latest fas-
ions, as he employs number Of experienced work.
men at Boot-nakMg, and several excellent workmen
in the manufacture Of Ladies' SHOES, of every des-
croton.
Thosc Gentlemen who may wish 10 bc 6t-
ted TO their measure with Boots shoes, will please
TO leave their measures his shoe-storc or at his
Manufactory in the rear Of the same with his orcs
Ladies wishing to be fitted with Grccian Slips,
other Shoes, will be waited by his foreman, who
will take their measures, at the shortest notice.
He returns bis thanks TO his customers for
the patronage he has hitherto received and fattera
himself by the exertions he has made 10 procruc
good workmen, and the best materials for Boots and
Shoes, he shall receive further patronage.
N. Is, An assortment oil Morocco, OF all
colors, binding skins, Boot-Wcb, Cord and Tssscls,
&c.
- All orders from town and country will
be attended To-. 49, May 90.
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Cheap! Cheap (! .Cbeap ~!
PRIZE GOODS,

P4rchosed al jIarshaAs' Safes IN Boston.
and now for sale by
p. O. RICHMOND,
trunks common superiine Cs|icoes;
Cambr,,k Ginghams, new patterns:
Uadressed figured Cambrics;
An assortment Of cambric Muslins
I case Bombazet,si DO Wildbores;
l b.ic white FIannes, extra fine
| do common, assorted colors;
do. blue Plains and hunters Cloths
An asscumcnt OF cotton Shirings
Worstcd Hosiery, como very tine;
Drab bottle green aud blue Cassiineres
Pchce Cloths
bale rose BianketS, from 1866 TO 1925. per pair
Few pieces dark mixed Hunters Cloths, new style
piece blue, and piece black, real superfino West
of England Eroadcloths, superior 10 any ever Of
fercd in this town.
All which will be sold Wholesale and retail for cash,
lower thsn has be en- offered for some wears Mo.
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Real Madras do.
Furniture Chintzes.
Black, slate and colorel
Stockings, for ladies ard
gentlemen.
Gentlenen's black silk
Hose.
Cotton Umbrellas.
Black Raitinetts.
Black Grape.
Figuiod Milslins.
Assorted Ribbons.
Ladies bearer anl Kid
Gloves.
Suspenders.
Black silk Gloves.
Six Shavls.
Best India C0ilcns.
Ne-Ile. .Dd fins.
D .a5!e gilt Bdttons.
White Carl.,cs.
l,rown Sa,,ns.
Brown linens.
Shirung Co,,ohs.
Magoccn in'llsp, nsaoles.
srtic cirs-~s!l of wIlich Mil
Nov. S.