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E1Eyact Of a icffcr, datrd Doper, Ollie
%cjjuar4 10.
Three men, beating flag of truce
lron Ger Harrison to Maiden. were killed
thc lst of this month, ut the Miami The
Contents Of The flag was supposed to get
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Bank Mania "A Bill for the establish
ment Of tEYcnfyfour New Banks Estate
Bank with Branches, Capital SIS, 900 00O1
has passed the House ri Representatives. Of
the Pennsylvania Legislature by majority
of enc vote.
The Senate of Pennsylvania have unani-
momsly resolved to authorize the Governor
to loan $4,000 600 to the u. States.
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CAPT. Could.

u. S. F&IcArg CousTELLATGo y.
Norfolk Harbor, Feb. is, 1918.
Sir--Capt. G. uld has banded me a note
you addressed to him Of 1th instant in
which you state by au:hori,y Of the Semi
OK Captain Of his Britannia Najesty's squa-
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WILMA, Nov. 1t

G5SmolcnSk is already rendered a very
strong place, and appears destined to be
fortress Of the first order.
The army under the orders Of Field Mar
shall Prince Krplsow is OF IT'S march towards
Viasoa. The headquarters % that Prince
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[Vol. 1O.-----No. CT.

freely discussed. But tire press in that
untry, II is well known, is I licensed cs-
Establishments.
Mr. BALDWIN has politely favored us
with Paris papers TO the 18th Oct. from
which we have been favored with co,io.s
trSeslaiions which will be fourd below.
With regard to the operations Of the
Prince Niceroy [PKAUHARNots1 in the
Forth OF Italy and the lily rian Provinces. as
they have heretofore b, involved in much
obscnrity, we have been very particular.--.
he theatre Of his operations, sslthorgh ap-
pareptiy independent OF tie movements uf
the Grand Army, must necessarily have
great CONNECTION With, and influence u,,on
the anal progress or the whole. 1t is con.
occurred that this department of the gi cat
European campaign has been much n :.
lected by American editors in general, who
receive foreign gazettes. The connection
SD.
Mr.. d. is the bearer of DISPATCHES for
government from Mr.. CRAwFoRD, our
minister In ffahce. BoSt. CAron.
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DOMESTIC.<
TIE NEw-oRLEANs BATrURE.


From the louisiana Courier,
1t appears that Nr Livingston had no
sooner crowned The juridical farce. which
he had concerted with his compeer. MIR. lie
Breton DOrgennii, than lie lost no time il,
making the Northern cities rcsound with the
success which he thinks he has obtained IN
the cdiOus spoliati0n Of the Batture. The
q leans Gazette rs-pabliyhes 10 day two ~
lagraphs, the one from the National Jgfel-
tSencer. the CHER froUl the Deworyaf;c
1.ress, which probably came from the pen
OF mr.. Livingston, or CT some one of his
friends. We have principally remarked
the Conclusion OF the article inserted IN the
democratic Press, which states with all
Imaginable candor, that the PROCEEDINGS nm
winch the judgment Of the district conrt i,
bounded, are conforma3ie TO the rules and
forms OF the civil inv, in matters IF forcible
'ndT ana cetainer. we can assure the
t'n'of OF tne Demncr%tic Press, and all
"her editors who are of tic same onin;oo
THAT on the cartr@ry, it il impossible n f,d
case exhibiting more direct violation of
me proceedings cohsecrated bv The civil la=y
according To all the laws cited, and TO All
documents produced in that case, who has
nNen the posscsSor and proprietor Of the
I'otlure! The public No other was ever
known until Mr.. Livingston had dreamed
taat Gravirr could serve in making him the
owner OF 1t. MIR. Livingston has rIretended
thai by urtue of a Judgment Of the supreme
territorial tribunal, evidently incomoetent
IN this case, he had the right Of deriving
FpUbiic Of the eujoyrnent and ownership
q the Batture- The President If the tTn;t
GO States. as guardiaa Of the public propar.
-, opposed Mr Livingston usurva,ion. and
ausec him t. be evcted from the premises
lie really begins tile suit: Mr. Livingston is
~ TINS tine, only an iHdvidual claiming the
ownership OF PROPERTY possessed by the
luDiiC. According 20 the forms OF uroceed
H'gs adopted by tie civil law, what is t5e
latuFe OF the ton? An action purely ne
"toiy' and not p9ssesS)rY one, Ike that
winch the district court illegally permitted
70 nc proceeded upon. In order TO enable
mr. Livingston g form possessorv action.
ne must nave been osher and possessor, and
nave teen int riJpted by the public in the
ENJOY ment and possession Of that prone ~ty.
but We have sen that it - quite the re-
'eFSe' 1T canp1, be pretended that the
SEEMING ia possession o"iered at the time by
we territorial c,niy. can make "a consider
''iF' Livingston rs proprietor. The iidy
Iacht ut that cpnrt. cold IN no rnlnnprS q. ~.
tne rights Of The Jublic. and the President
% the DhHed 3,1iea made use Of the righ,
"hich ihe -" gAse him y disyossessinyt,9
"SurT'r within 'Se l1ll space of onc yc.,r.
1ert vas, ih reiore ia tie ownership Of The
'oHiic 40 interr'jVnn, which might give
.''r' i1'Yi'i ss'on the :,5lt Of forming posses
o'nce sHc ctreer Is opened asew, al J ON.
40 Fef'sy' secais q gain disposed 70 challenge
~ Is "a. O.s;@i"Iy { b. though, strange,
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LATL3T'4sR ON PORTUGAL Avn
ENGLAND

The brig Tybee, Reed, arrived at New
po"t on Thursday last, 81 days from Lisbon.
bringing London papers to the 18th Oct
lhe' do not coutain any thing from the ar.
mleS 10 the north, so late as our Paris pa.
pers ny the Brutus and no Lisbon papers
we're brought by her. Mr.. THoRNDirE.
OF Beverly, a passenger, verbally rer,orts
that Id. Wellington was before Ha1o,,n -
the 8th OCT. and it was thought thar nIare
would soon surrender to him flint We
kne7 BY Mr. EMDIcoTr who arrived he -
IN the ALEXANDER, that Wellington
obliged TO retrace lis steps. I
bOsToN CHRoNIcLR
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Batture. Mr.. lie Bre,o conteate3 hi, aself
with representing to the codrt, that he had
done nothing but execute tite ders of the
President, and thai he dc not vish to war
rant either their LEGALITY 81 il,egalitv.
ne attorney general efTyed that there
existed Collision between the late mar,
shall, and Mr.. LiviDgstn.i. and the Judge
declared MIR. Livingston petition iuadmis-
sioie. But the plan followed hy the Cit
zen ut New York, had been concerted with
his family, x tcouid not fail 10 succeed, since
one OF the members Or that very family oc
cuPied a seat in the tribunal which was TO
cfnsecrate the sp0lRti0n Of that public ,jro
perry. The judge of the district court soon
received an ORDER to pronounce on that
case, - which Triad been beforehand deci.
ded, there wOhld be a PLhINTIFF but no
DEFENDANT. Poor peoni Thus Il is.
tnal "iib D1sH nIfiSues ANA eh;canc. ore
tensions are aised under a free soVe,si,i,en,
20 deprive tnee OF sacred property; which
thy ancestors uninteuupte,I!y en;oved under
governments which are still called desrso,i.
Cal j. is true, then. that however dcr,o.
cratic the form OF a government may be. il
is not al ways possible IL a Did in :, reonbiic
the aristoCratca Influence OF powerful fam.
lies who come 10 misuse the titles which
thev have to pubic gratitude To oDDress G,
spoil their fellow citizens After h.vine.
seen the Judgement or the district court, we
are not to wonder st MIR. !.ivingston's having
credit encngh to cause the official paper OF
the government to approve Of the forward
success OF that scanda'ous spblia:io1. But
however great may be the consideration IN
loyed by Mr.. Liyingston'S family, We do not
Deiievc his success is as complets as he is
pleased to get it proclaimed tor eye asrain
rsPeat it--one hundred Judgements Of that
knd' which as has been seer, would be the
result OF base intriguea, might send bin in
possession OF the Batture, which is really
uothing but part OF the bed of the river &
OF the narbor of this city, that oar laws, our
usages and the imperious wants of the pub
lie, shall reduce a little sooner, OF little Ia
ter, such Judgements to their real value =:
because, let Mir. Liyihgstsss, b we'll aware
OF TINS truth, in no countrYi is the property
OK the pubic usurped witilaimpunity.
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coming towards Nacogdoches. He begget.
IeruH~el to harry away with the prisoners
ne nad under his charge, and that he was
inimeciateiy going to st. Antonio A SINH
lar account reached here fror4 La Behia.
Serm'el says, before the last battle, it was
reported that Arredondo WAS pursued by "A
powerful republican army. and expected
Ler'ea would be taken. Cape. MFarlan is
now at Nacogdochss. Col. Perry is pre-
parlns to return, with zee men.
IN tne signal victories gained over Bar
cieY's fleet ard proctor's army. it j., i,npos,
sIble 10 separate The brave aud victorious
commanders, Perry and Harrison. Thu cir
eSElstances are mdest very striking. har-
r'sln sent reiniorcemeats to ;.sA.at pcrrr, &
me action terminated IN the capture OF the
Whole British Feet, IN return, commodore
Perry Volunteered with UarriS4n * assist
co I'M" hi the Capture OF t'ie British army.
Eo@on Chrontcie.
BY the late news from Chill, per the Cr-
terion at Newport, the independence OF
south America Begins already to aDpear.-
While the ESSex senls her prizes into Val
paraiSo, the principal pore of that friendly
asa independent sovereignty, 9 hostile Bri.
tiSh squadron is diSpatched from Rio Jaicci-
70, "a Portuguese port under the cd repi-
men TO cndeavur II possible t. dis g. ace The
AHeftGhh name, nov so glOrIuuSiy tiiuni-
phant along the extensive coasts ortl.. p.
CHIC Ocean. H.
HHdIPT'ON ARRESTED.
Our Plattsburg Correspondents con .inucs his
iavors, although the arHly beine in winter
Quarters, there is lit;le Of interest to
communicate. lis last letter is dated
the 29th uit. f'on which We give the fol-
lowing extract: -
" Several days ago Gen. Hampton left
this place. and his army very suddenly and
unceremcniously but &C that time it was
not known that he had been arrested by
Gen. Wilkinson, for diso~edienCe of ORDERS
IN the late campaign. Should lie lie ac-
quilted on ttial, think he will not be en-
pIoyed y more by the government, as he
has becone very Unpopular with both ar
ID cs | am glad, on the whole, tGaC tney
nave gone INTO wirter quarters for, the
taxing CT Montreal this fgi, is IN my LDini.n
III tee OF little importance because. if
the war continues, the ultimate objcct of
the United States must and Will be Caebec,
Our army, therefore, whea it shall have
been sufficiently augmented To invest that
city, cen roYe down from where il SOW is.
and take Montreal in is way 1 Congress-
does It's duty this winter, by giving such
wages to recruits IS viii ile.uce q sufficient
NUMBER cI thern t. cp forth immes};ate lv
and jim the army, she mex Campaign down
the riyer st. Lawrence viii be brilliant
one, & rebound TO the honor aid greatly to
the advantage Of ths Usi;sG s;,ates. Ii.
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NAw-YoRY, Dec
THE ORGAN.


On Saturday afternoon Mr. Savers nov
pho. boa which was employed o. 1ssr to
30 to TOE Pian'agenct tn ransom the Organ
intended for ST. Johns Church, returned
without efiecting the object If her mission.
i'"is organ, il will be recc lecicd. was on
board the sloop Ann-M aria. bound ON
rhhaoeiphia for this port, and was captured
oy the above snip. The organ was AKIN
ont and the vessel burnt. On board Of Ne
prot BOAT, AS military Captain, sent DC
the Commander in Chef probably 10 nreI
vent any improper intercourse win The enc.
my and We understand the C0mmarde,,, :
the f'antag net, on this account, was dis
pleased. ard observed. that IN future. he
would nave no intercourse, even in GAGS.
with military Officers, IS lie cons dercd i
contrary to the usual cliQHeffe in such ca
ses. he Offer G. the ABOVE gentleman IN
quit his p Immediately cccied the naval
commander who invited him into his c,b:p.
where he was ueated in Z gentiemanly
manner.
h appears that young man. an apDren.
nee 10 inc organ builder. was sent en- in the
sloop for thu purpose Of putting No the Or
gan IN St. yohn's Church, from ubo or ~ !, :.
supposed tney had ascertained the value of
this mnSical instrument. This youne man
wa oaersd passage up in the Tag, but he
declined coming. Che probabilty therefore
is, tn 1t he has bceu induced 10 remain On
onarf the Piantagenet until she goes into
fta"faH or BERMUDA, where he nav be en-
picyeG 10 erect the organ 70 lie fune of
, ~ hundred dollars. We DO not know that
this is the case, but it is "a key worth listen
ing to.
rs this organ was intended for sacred
purposes, we think it would have bec,,
more honorable On the part Of the comman-
der OF the Plantagenet TO gipe it up, than to
nave demanded 1000 dollars for it and we
vet hope that on reh -ction he viii Tins act
We are induced toeXpress us hope from
having heard, that he is, IN behaviour. much
Of gentleman. The restoration Of the or
gan you'd De no more than ought 10 be ex
pected IRON gentleman, and Of such nigh
official standing.
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LoNpoN. Oct IL

d
his morning two Gottenburgh mails ar.
rived, and also captain Bloomfield. with d4s.
patches tor government. The Intelligence
IS h'yhiy gratifying. as will be seen from the
following details. The Packet left Gorea,
burgh on the S IN inst.
BeThn Gazehe--( Evtrq foher.
1--WE have just received TIC foli5wiry
from Head Quarters al Topltz, Ga &C SER
20. ''i -
The Imperial Ma. General Baron scb,u
ter has eHecuted the order given to him to
march on Fiieburg, with he prec,si - srG
courage FOR which he is so we'll Known. ~
posted himself ON the evening of the 15,E
inst in ambush at Dernzdo,f near Frie-
onrE' ana by that means apreareI m.x.
peciediy Ce'me ihe ga,es early On ,iie -u.r,.
inr Of ihe I8th.
The enemy had shut Up ihe town. and ri
the gates were manned Win i1fsn try.
Gen Sclhnter caused several diy;,,o., 90
advance by circutous roads ag5inst The M.
ner and Denegates. whilst ne linseifico
naiI Column against Il c E5e1 y5cr( o.
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J'zyo Thousxnd Dollars REGARD.
Ia MI. Ni. SDIrl,Ii Z, a 20; LIZ

y the Notes Ut tiis hank, Of the denomination of
Ten Dollars, had been eoun'erseited and put into
eireulatoG. reward nG Cae thousand Doiiar. was
offered tog the apprehension an conviction o. the
psrperaiIr Or perpetrators Of se said tory sr; and
the holders of Oils o that ienominatiun were re-
luested IL bring them IL 10 be exchanged al the
bans. 1t aow appeats, that Five Dollar Bills Of
ulis Bank have been also cUuSterteited, ami some
CT the forged Bills in eirculaion--aud from the
ain'arty OF ther execution. it is probable that the
same person o. persons ere engaged in the cocn-
terteitins OF both Bits lam. therefore, authorised
by the board OF Directors Ia Offers reward Of ORe
sons who snail aHpYehend aud co;vct the Ierretrs.
Tor Or perpetrators Of either and each of The s5uv.
mentioned counterfeit and 10 na.!sr B.s--snj
the holders OF Bills Of tls Bank Of those two demo
1ninations, are requested To send them in 10 tie
Bank TO he exchanged.
THOMAS w BACoTC, CasAi.r,
November To- t6,D
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FOREIGN.
lIrGnsfctcG for The Boston Chronicle fIoD,
Pafi' Hiaficra 10 tie 1874 Octc3er-. rece,y-
by the Bru as.
FRENCH EMPIRE.
INCH EMPIRE.


FRENCH EMPIRE
PARIS, October g.
Yesterday ut o'clock, Ii. NJ. the En-
press Queen and Regent, sat out in state for
the lhnitieiies, 10 repair to the Senate s.
aVlns ascendcd her throne, placed on the
'ett OF that o. the Emperor, and the grand
d!gnitaries OF the Empire having taken their
proper places, she pronounced the tollLviiir-
Speech:
"SENATors-
ne principal powers of Europe, ind'c-
nant at the pletensions of Ens land, had last
year re united their armies to ours, in o,der
to OBTAIN the peace Of the World, and tta
re-eSt"hils''ment of the righ.s Of every ma.
ton. ut the first vicis ,i,udes Of the war
tHe s'n''hering passions awoke. England
and Russia d. jagged Prussia and Aus r,f in, -
their cause. Cor enemies wish 10 deslyo.
our Allies, in revenge for their fidelity :;
IL wish TO bring war into the bosom OF our
lpe'oV2d Country, US retaliation for tn.
t'lumphS which have cerr e. orr yictof,io,,q
eagles into the heart of their States.
Know better than any one, what cur peop!c
quered.
Before I assembled the throne. where the
choice OF my august husband and the will az
my iather called me. had the highest opin-
ION Oh the Courage and energy Of this fsieas
nation. lhc opinion has daily increased. bv
every thing that has fallen under nv cbser.
Walton ni!isr far four years witf, ti,,.
most intimate thoughts Of MY husband.
Kno" the sentiments that " ould aqonj2f NJ i'm
upon throne d!sgraccd, or under d crown
without glory.
Frenchmen! Your Emperor, ycrr coun-
tr AID homer call YOU"
AHer which the minister Of war aecend,,
the tribune, and read report atdress,d -,
T. Emperor. At the conclusion of which
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FROMFRANCE.

In the letter ofmarquc schr. Brrtus, ARR.
we'd at Portsmouth On Monday last in 81
DAYS from Nantz. came passenger Mr..
~YLvhNUs Baldwin of Vermont. MIR
BALDWIN autnorises and requests US to
cectiiy the erroneous reports attributed 70
him by the DaiIV 33vertiser, PailadtAB7 e.
CcnHnei Mr. 3. lcft the RIVER not the
CITY OF Nantz. on the Doth Oct a Paris
paper Of the 18th, was the latest French
tate he saw, except kind Of ship news
lourna' Of the ~ h. He said nothing about
he press being u3der complete control ."
" about any general opinion Of Bonaparte
'av'ng suffered severely, and being compel
led to retreat" lie knew nothing Of nav
uch opinion or report. On the contrary, it
was evidently reported ann believed that
| Honapartc had gained some ir1portaDt I'd.
antaGsf OVER Bernadottc. [Ihs confirms
the New Bedford account Of the defeat Of
Bsrn3do &c, ard the capture 81 u. 600
'"eGes.I in France, as much freedom of
speech gas enjoyed rs la this country and
IN conygr5siob, pubtc measures we're g.
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FRow THE Bos1 ON rA+r1oT.

- - - - .-I@'No' N0D NININ. sEaRO
ny the following article from the Halo
z'eH .fdrocote, we find sEe people Of the dis
tlict OF Maine begin to open their eyes Ia
the g'aring and infamous frauds that are
daily practised on the sea board. A things
no" 50 on, there does ahten- (min6, we onl;.
say 4fNtar) to be most disgraceful comm
vance with smugg!ers, or " plentiful lack
CT duty" On the part uf certain officers of
So"ern'nent. If suspicion rests On them MS
wo tnlly we should rejoice t. see IL trans
tered to the should rs Of others Towards
THEM we feel very chzrit4biy disposed but
We must confess We feel h,smbled and mnr
tined 20 hear with what facility the smpg.
Siers run III their goods into almost every
port, from this to Pa 9snn?aqugd6p We
nave he2rd OF great abuses al .Na,ffuckcf
1t woud be well r government TO cause
ar hives lga'ion Of the Conduct Of cerra;n
uihcers, and if they ave found wanting in
duty, diSpisce them immediately. YXere
~ sHch fhnS as men bctTE % loup in ar
HcS oome, from their Ing cut nuance
consider tneIr place AZ an iDhelitant right.
ana VIII brand with every indecent eniihet
those as good az themselves, at least. va,
question their mfalii5lity. There are men.
We are crediby informed. who have mad.
more money since the war by their offices.
than the salary of the President Of the u
ulted atts WIN any one say their services
en'lTle 'hsm TO such enormous advautares
Certainly hot
Smuggling This pcrnicious practice is
becoming every day more md more fire.
quent, especially on the sea board of Ken
nebec district. A certain species of il is
openly Carried on. We have known several
vessels direct from enemys ports, with
English manufactures, enter The port OF
Bath, iH Gcjiance Of qzo, and ins cad of ri
gorous treatment, the owners have in some
instances had their goods appraised al not a
third their r-!ue, bonded for this small a.
mount, and delivered up. Tn sc bonds
when paid, scarce amounting to The existing
duties. IN this manner, Desperate adventu
rer5 have ubJustly been enabled 10 acCunu
late fortunes, while the honest and regular
citizen IS iaboting under the privatioSs Incl.
dent TO the state Of uur commercial CON-
Germs. j is farther remarked, that certain
ports arc selected for vessels of tbs les
eruption 70 arrive at, denoling, that from
particular construction Of the laws, or from
some other cause, facilities are there To he
obtained which in other ports are den.cd.
hgalnst these practices the public vbice !,
decided and vehement and il cannon h.
concealed, that in his eXccrations, lAe oH
GERS " g0DeyHment, both executive and IN
Gicial. recei's q share cf censpye and on
probrium, which for the honor If those cen
cerned, aud Or country, we sincerely Zone
is unjustly placed
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TWENTY DOLLARS RtWARD

" IN TT DOLLARS RT.WARO.
= ANAW ~ from the Subscriber ON tie Gth day
= e. of October last q ueero ran r,,neJ Jl;cE -
calls himself Richayd PGyeer, about as wears Old. !
seet Scr inches high, dsr! mplexon, bushy hair
large whiskers, has scar on hs forehead about nm
inch long over the rSht eye rApRng ~ in the hsir
rather b'w,teSsed, 20 'ks Very pleasing when spoken
70, and eudcAvors TO speak yecy high aowo-i,
good sawyer aud tccrlpie rough cai.,,s ,..r--hsd
on when he veal swas pheex shirt Iantaloons s,
round Jacket of northern striped elotn, re has mo,
er IN :u'ry ~ where perhaps he wsy lie lurking
Lad hin ns Mr.. Gray of Nansenond rouoty
The above reward VIII be given 90 sny one who
VIII deliver him TO me in Kichm0nd aud al. re son
able charges paid 10 dollars f secured in aos ix
50 that get hin again
Dee 8. 2awem
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November TO- t6,n

F.4WCY GOODS u ATILLEW.4RY.
n RS !dcChRl' begs leave most respertfully to
4sA intora the Ladies', that she has rec eiyed the
handsome addition OF made ~, Niijlinarv * Faoc,
GOODS, whieh Win be sold or the most moderate
tartns
CO Orders from the country will be attended 20
VIII the utmost punetaeiiiy aud dispatch.
December =. 2,.SSv
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a NY person wishing TO use in thel Oit,illery,
IA Grocery or otherwise, DR.. : llson's highly ap.
proved method of improving spri;uous liquors, &c.
may be furnshed with Individual rights at IS 20 in
hay town or comfy in Virginia, not 7ircaiy exclu.
Psyue, Lyac.lbursh, VI the Susscriher, Ricbmond.
JOHN PERKINS.
October 10. Il
p. s. Communications BY mail. post psid, win lie
promptly atteadcd 20.
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STOWE IV.fRE,

TESiiE Subscriber having establiyhed manrfsetory
y OF STOJNE U.ihE on James River twelve
miles below Richmond, Offers fer sale ut the tnanu.
factory Cor delivered in Richnond,) large aml
general ssottmeut ot stone ware, in qusi., cauai
10 any ever imported A coustSn. aupply OF Soda.
cyder and beer bottles, warranted answer the pur-
pose tor which they are used Orders lit at the
compting house %! L. ). Mehurdo will be attended
&c. and ware made asrseahiccto urJ.r.
RICHARD RANDOLPH.
October % "a