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PNN.ANAY MRGp0

MAS committed 20 the Jail of King
w William county, the eleventh Of August last; Va.
~ likely negro nan, by the of Aqrou he sav. h. WIS
sold BY Mr. fucer, OF Richmond, Richard Shelton Of
Scyensbnrg-he black man, about iye feet eight or t,n
inches high hes short knoty hair, thin ysagc, scar over
his left ey-ns clothing, blue cloth cat corduroy f,ants-
looms, anda brown Linen shirt The owner reo sod IN
y,sc hin0irwise. he viii D. hired according 10 law
JOHN cAMM POLLARD, a Dcjry
Sicr!GgKbg.Hriiiia toUgy.
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70 ne Editor ofme Pntsbug Ncrcu1s

1ctTOF, OeZgESElceT "
:" Yesterday the Indian treaty was con
Guided. II was signed by the principal
chiefs and warriors fthe Wyandots. Chi,sI
pewa', Ottowas, Potawattimies, ChawaneeI
Delawar,s, Miamies and Senaca nationsI
II embraces peace, and revives the treat
of Grenville, in Aug. 1895, ard all othe.|
subsequent. The day before the conc,usi|
on of the treaty, the Prophet with several
ether triing characters went off,o tue Bri
fish side and it was declared in council b,|
cur commissioners, and several Of the prin
cipal chiefs on our side, that he should mol
IN future be suffered to build FIRE in and
part OF the United States, meaning that nd
should not live amongst U.s.
The commissioners leave this to-mor|
row, with the exception of general MARI
thur, who is dangerously ILL.,
Extract of letter. received from an Off |
Ger at Detroit, dated 9th Sent. 1915.
Ii the British have given up the right 81
search at sea, they have, in this quarterI
commcnc ID it OH land. A few DAYS since
several British sailors deserted, and landed
about 10 miles from this place. Two fiji j
GERS and a boats crew followed, landed and
examined several houses, and at length gotl
one man, and sent him ON board-placed
centinels on our highway, one of which
fred at citizen. The citizens h.w to arms
arrested the officers and mcn-bnt agreed|
that one officer should be retained until til Il
man taken was returned. The off err 4
now IN our fort. understand a civil pro !
secution is brought against h'm-CoianeI
James viii not deliver the prisoner taken.
Our Indian Treaty ended yesterday.
[PlR. Peher.
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CnAaLEsroN, September 81.

Arrived ct this port last evening, the
Spanish letter Of margue schooner Gakqga,
Capt. VALLEJO, in II days from st. Jago
dc Cuba. By this vessel we have received
a Kingston, lam. paper Of the Goth alt.
which contains the following interesting ~
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Aiarara, ScNkembe1. y.

A Council was held In this village. last
week with The Indians, by Messrs. Parish
and Granger, for the purpose of purcha-
sing for the state, their title TO the Islands
N the Niagara river. The Indians, w un-
dersand, consented to the sale, and the bar
gain requires only tho ratification Of the 60
vernon TO be completed.
His EXcellency Governor Tompkins ar
rived in this village yesterday evening,
on his route TO visit the Falls.
fJouTnak.
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.har'7ed, in Fluvauna County, by the Rev. 10
seph Logan, an Saturday the 10th Uiimo, .1fr
WiHian f. BGreti, TO .lirs EEzG II Ross
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O. THE JOURNAL FRoI PARIS isnow conclud-i-
We are sorry to part with instructive eom,auioI-is
last words aredeely interesting.
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PRINCE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

I
Just as our paper was, yesterday, going
topress, we were favored with the very
important note OF the Prince Talleyrand to
the MIN sters of the allied powers. The in
terestinS character Of this note and doubts
winch arc expressed Of its authenticity, in
duce us to give it another insertion, and
accompany It with a statement of all we
know concerning it.
he note, in French, was received by
respectable Merchant OF this civ. in
closed IN letter from his CORRESPONDENT
at Rochelle, dated 10Th Augac., by the
schr. Sally, from Nantz The gentlemen
at Rochelle received the Note of the Prince
iaileyrand from the Project ofh Depart
ment, who told him it had been sent in n
circular form to all the Projects in France.
AT the bottom OF the enclosed Note is a
memorandun 10 this effect -" A favora-
Die answer has just been received from the
allied powers" This memorandum uro-
badly relates to the point of time at which
the letter is dated, aug. 10.
OSher letters received il this CITY state.
that there are 1000 PFuSsians in Nantz. g
the inhabitants have sent all the Young la
DIES out OF the city. CPAH. Dem. Press.
The Subsidies paid by Great-Bri;ain to The res
f~ OPS"l pO"eTS, &c. within the last 2I
years. VIZ from the wear 1893 to the end of 1873.
amount 10 the sum Of 1929, 416 9s 1-3l.
l'Ne.V-T0'k .Nercantie Advertiser.
The most material part of the London
news respecting this country, is the ap-
polntment OF Lord Burghersh to be Min
lister 10 the United States--Whv the Hon
Mr' Bagot has been laid aside, we can
not tell.
John Lord Burghersh mot very musi-
ca. name) eldest son and heir of the Earl
OF tmoreiaDd, was bern in the wear
l194-fle is high up in the British army.
ana mas made considerable figure in
the late transac tons on the Continent of
Europe-No doubt he is a clever Diploma.
fist.
1t may be pleasing to the ladies to be
informed, that Lord BIS. father, John Fane.
Earl OF Westmoreland, contrived to make
a moonlight match with the daughter and
sole hciress of MIR. Child, the great Banker.
and very much against his consent. but
the noble peer acquired an immense for
tune by his cleverness on this occasion
tbs Lordship was Lord Lieutenant of Ire
land at a critical period, and his administra-
Ton viii long he remembered in that IN
fortunate island.
Inc Earldom of Westmorcland is enc of
King James's creation in the year 1624--
The family motto is, Ne Ule TIM, :" Dis
grace not the Altar" [BaH. inner.
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,RVSON .VEERI1T : NJ y :

80 '1DVN II nm I-Tf--JV . Co.
fave opened new, cheap, cash STORE. IN
the first large Brick Building, nearly opa,site
the Cou'f-honse, where dizzy will sell on the most
reasonable terms, at wholesale and retail! la,-e
assortment OF ial' and iancy GOODS, just received
from Newly ORR. They fiaiter thern-eIyes t,st 81.
teens ard country merchants will do them thu IA
vour to cali and examine for themselves. AS thpv
Shall be accom- lated upon as reasonable terms Al
at any other store in ths city.
CT Cash paid for Feathers and Fur
October = 4i-wov
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TNDIAN NEnOcIATIONs.

A letter has been shewn to the editor OF
The Argus, written by an intelligent gentle
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POSTpO0cEl5E NJ,

o. The Renti0g II the C,aI Yards, belonging
to Tia James Rive Company, is put OF II Satur-
day next, II O'Clock, when it will certiinly .akc
Place ROBERT POLLARD.
Ocoher j.
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So ed. !SIs.kl.
ENQUIRER MARINE LIST.
PoRT OF RTcRMOND, Va.
~.

ENTERED.
Oct. 2-slsop Dove, Doughty PHILADELPHIA
Line, c0nsigncftO BsHj. SfsIes.
Sch Betsy, Robinson, Philad lpha
DJy CC0ds coiaigIed 10 sild,y lTcycl1sg,.
Oct IT. Peter, Rhode, Baltimore
Dry C0oi, HgrdIDarc, configre g si.nrg lTethq,f,
CLEARED.
sept 3o.-Sch Hope, WOOdsOn, NcN-B-dfrd
Bar Htu.
Sloop Richmond, Rowson, Petersburg
Uhiskcy
Edward, woodward, Ncw-YOTk
1890 5HSAcis cat.
Ro-ein-Bloom, Soner5, diflo
Oct Dove, Doughty, ditto
go bffsfCfg CcqL
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FHi1SH EKUio y NILDiLINE.
4 General Assortment Of Drugs and Medicine.
"a Paints, Oil, Spirits Turpentinc, Varaiss, D
ing Wool, Indigo. Nader Perfumery, Hair-pov
der, PLAIN and periumed, Apothscaiies' Scales AMI
Meighti, rose, transparent and white So9p PIN,
Brushes, Glue, Aqusfor;is, Ioriilard's aiaceal,ov
md I1appsc SfuT sc. SSc.--A'so, several Il ahinv
Tubs.--Io be sold at rams .gIeoicai ST.
Shockoe Hi, Main-street near the Swan tsv RI,
OctoherA. Id
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LNFOR. tf.1fTTC-N

- WITCH tI.7F
fASbE schooner Paul Lille White, Capt Warner.
ges, viz.
4 boyes. marked II. Fellow, Waynesboroush,
Noth-Caralina.
teree and Aale. marked I. Brand, Milton.
box, marked WIN Mitchell. Esq care of VIM.
Grown, & Go. Merchants, Richmond va.
The concerned are requested tn call ft,, them
&c. WHITLO CK g IF.4LFORD.
October / ~ ..
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AN OBJECT,
Interesting and truly desirable ! .!

Interesting and truly desirable l.! &!
'5VilE undersigned, proprietor Of the premises, is
4 disposed TO Lease, by private contract, from one
TO seven years. to commence from and after the end of
the present year, that valuable and well-known plan
tation, with its aPpurenanccs, called
OR O y d Il Il,
Situated in the County OF Richmond, upon the Kappa
hammock River-adioinng Mount Airy, the Estate of
John Tayloc, Esq. and also OF Landon Carter, Esq
and which Immediately opposite the OF Tappa
hammock, sometimes called " Hob slIOle and which
said contains about 1000 acres its width is
more than mile, & extends up & down The said river
Including valuable public fcrIy--he road to which,
passes through the premises This land is uncomrnonly
level FERTILE X is peculiarly we'll adapted to the cu
ture OF corn, wheat, tobacco, and clover, with
natural meadow, producing abundant crops of excel
ent Hay-.fs grazing Farm, TEw il ANY, in this
State cxceit. The navigation ofthis river, is easy
and certain nj all SCISSORS, and admits vessels of the
largest size by means whereof, the produce OF the
Farm can be readily and ~ trivial a;peuce ship
up down the said river the interest," Of the Tenant
NAV dictate. This place abounds with fsl, crabs
aud wild fowl Of the first quality uniting 10 it,
sandbaF well adapted To the of seine from which
great advantages may with certainty be anticipated
As to Society, It is doubtful whether any neighbor-
hUoi in the country affords better greater wealth.
added TO which, there isan advantage, bV meaBsof
slight consideration, that s, the Public Mail D. sses ti
Ferry, and from its situation great profit NAV certain
y be derived, 10y the Establishment 81 Public Heus,
of Entertainment. Upon this Farm there are ex-
celient Improvements, but which are out Of repair and
in this respect, the Subscriber disposed to be liberal
ss to The terms Of lease, in order to get them in
complete state OF repair.
II cannot b. needtl 10 say any thing more Of this
Estate Ito those who know it. what has been said is
unnecessary, as they are prepared appreciate IFS
~ value-tO those who aequante with it. their
tme may not be imTrovdenty spent, in taking view
Of peculiar advantages.
8oy letters addressed tome at tits place, shall be
punetuay attended g..
JOHN MURPHY, Jan'r.
Richmond, July 1.---ep5wa1awtf
- The Editor ofde Fredericksburg Herald is re-
quesed to insert the above hree weeks, and forward
his account to tie Editor OF the Enquirer.
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TO TWO OF ms FRIENDS.

In the first place, arm 10 stew to you in what kind
OF house live in Ii Is erect two poles according
they raise such houses in Wales. Ii to move about
in obedience to my will, in very CURIOUS mauer The
inward pillars and the beams, &c is make Of hcw
stones, end daub il side with red clay. There is
five doors porehes my house (bc side two little
windows { OcHH viz. two little ia round shape
toward fets ia and outO keep the house in regular
motion, to get ia yictuas, to carry out the
filth ard thc swetpirgs ofthe house. II all them things
he not done in peculiar time the house will be ready
10 kindl toy fire and consume nothing. The little
Kitchen have to cook the little yictoas have is
kind Of small rownd hole much like an oven near the
uppar part Of the house, Ia dat kitchen uy mill where
u - grinders little lower dOWn is distIing place
There IS also two windows OcUH } near the top Of
my house. There is something vary remarkable in
the ncture OF them windows. A the h0use grow Old,
the glass vii grow duiler aud duar. There is shutters
on my wrGOrs, viii shut e1ceedin quick when any
danger. There spri"e ia the joints Of the house to
PET It in motion " idraw air To impress tie
hOust, there is 90 MUSCLES ~ use, and SO wien send
tic out: beside the middle wall or (Draphra-
siua) the cheapest Of all The upper room or garet
the furniture Is very rumruso aud oheO. which move
and remOgc through another, ard take them, in
and put them out thousand times in q day and n-
terrupt one another without rule than order 1T ai-
And yct Of all, tlcY but ofsrrp or no value
alter al. My hofsc is u ape ~ b. injured BY greet
sorrns. Some time IL vii flcdown BY Some ding oi
other, thsi get grcatde ofrup and cost 70 rise it
pg in. About 10 years go such heavy gust Of water
Cid come ~ ny house and throw Tie hOfse dawn
where dii lad aiOut . sii 81 std But by .s-
Esso &C. tvosk f1i carpclccre, w NJ Linn and Mr..
Hunt Uciots WIS raise ~ I'm 50 welt rs ever. At
arcthcr time by accIdcfte With AK strike
Oac 1i tic poles hold up the house, down
ssme dic louse sud laid for prd while. a bout the
ITes ne gn'trr nassges, the turns The snsH doors,
Tire sprif sc. 2no ac sio,e inward msciiues
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FOR SALE.
THE FOLLOWING VERY VALUABLE
IN THE STATE OF OH,

IN THE STATE OF OHIO.
me Tract OF G66 2-S acres, situated on the East
" Fork at the Little Miami, and distant about II
mites from Cincinnati.
Another tract OF $50 Acres, situated ON the West
ton and the distance from Columbia the present
seat OF Government.
Another tract OF 46i acres, situsted Just above the
tract last mentioned, and within one mile of MIL
And other trsct OF 1880 acres on the Little NIT
ami, about fifteen miles above Fr;ukingtor and CO.
lumbia.
Ii is to he observed that these tracts are on good
water courses, and contiguous 10 of the most
houl'ishng settlements in tie Western Country
The land, too, lays remarkably well, is OF an excel
lent qualify and covered with oak secch walnut and
sugar trees The whole, has been accurately survey
ed and granted by Cove. tnent for military SER
vices rendered and the patents for which, are re-
corded in the Office otthe Department of State
Any offers for, enquiries relative to- this property
VIII receive the prompt attention of Mr.. Cary Selden
who resides in Richmond, or of the Subscriber who
also resides there, or OF AIr. James Seden WHO will
shortly visit the Western Country, and will rem ain in
Chcothe from the 20th August til LIST September
after which period he will proceed to Cincinnati where
he will remain until the 20th September.
or n. Is. The Editor Of Il e Lexington Reporter
Chilicothe Fredonian, and Western Spy ;ire request
Ell {" publish, as Soon as convenient the above atver-
hsement until the 20h September, and forward their
accounts to the Office of The Enquirer for payment
w. SELDEN, Er'cr. Of
MILES SELDEN, decd.
.Ii.LY IL. If
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$40 r EV.ARD.

RUNAWAY on Tur IsrH rLr.
ETROM the subscriber, iving IN Halifax County, Va
L. DANIEL, a Negro Man OF q black ornp,eetoa
bout 40 years Old, FIVE feet e.. yea ches high
remarkably well made s,iy and active uheu spoken
replies quick and di,uinct, and frequently with "a
down look. In the use OF implements Of bGsbandry,
he tar excels ordinary feliowsthe be ore away
was OF blue broad cloth. There is very little dou6,
but nc has obtained free pass witt, we hs ia at
tempt to reach the State OF Ohio or Pennsylyanis
Whoever will apprehend said negro and coniine him
IN jail sotiiat get hm again, will bring him 10 m.,
shall receive the above reward, together with all rea
sonabie cxpenees aud charges.
JOHN WIMBISH.
july 10 2m
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wards conduct moist nv keep tt- nousi p, cod or
de,) too tedious to dementon in such narrow work as
tiis. 1t would FIJI large volume that did cause ON
ui the ancient wiss people cry cut.
Fearfui and 4sore!erfi.l Aare been made"
lam obligc carry this house along with me where
ever go, like the torlois snail.
Indeed have most forgot the two porehes (auresl
have TO convarce with my family, my neighhors
friends and enemies; because do admit boz
dy come IN nay house then they address they causes
and received thro them little doors have TO that
purpos in the uppar part OF my cabin.
Now shew tn you what is the I must paw for
such house, because 10 not my own but REMIT house
Ter
My land lord did enquire OF much rent the frs
ten years Improvement tnen He command me to
work IN his whey arb one day every long AS
live m his hC'isc, ard keep t. 4 middle room Co..
clean let nohlth, than any thing OF nay own fru-
ttire come IN ii all When de please ne come aud
see me. He may found this clean and garnshed
10 come in, "to sup with me and with hir.. Lift up
your heads, y ye gate Seven Tilt them up We ever
lasting doors and the ki,g OF glory shall come n"
Ia sueh certain time arm to pay tooth or two every
year and sfterward red from my check must
part with. might have had this house cheepar and
on better terms than it now, ifone of nv great for
fathers did not forfeit his right to the Land Lords eny-
my for little forbidden frute.
am ieapl to go out off this horse nj a moment
warning. Then understand this house will fole A.
mong generation Whenever did do any good to nobod-
dy in this void. Then ii did keep my master COM
msndmends all daren the time had live in the house.
Tie dd promise Il know he will fulfil ~ give to me
better one; " an house made with hands, eternal
in the Heavens" III didnot done so, he will cast me
to country, where its MURDERS and thieves and rob-
aud liars, and every kind of tornientng nation ever
had have any exisGance for
Nov draw toward the end, according to the old
proverb (ne quid nimis) but recommend this into
favor two worthy gentlemen, by hoping you than
Will not be angre me, for desire your property
without pay.
My witt is short, my earningis small, my speech is
| rough and my foot pain much.
Speck will show the dull be clear
Draw for TO be near
Show TO be large what is sma.,
For such one did make my call.
Yours, sc.
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WILL DE SOLD,
TO TIE NIGHES7' BIDDER.

= U y ne IlIOHESX' BIDUEW,
IN Monday the 3ist this monti,, (Juiy) 81 the
late tweihng-house Of Louis Tru.heart dee d.
Narrower County, that part Of his personsi estate con-
ssung OF Household and Kitchen furniture, plantation
utensils, stock If cattle part Of which uneom mou
likely milch-cows, stock OF hogs aud sheep, riding
straw--An elegant single gig with plated harness. but
little usel.
Six months credit will be allowed the purchasers
on all the articles except the Corn and Rye upon their
giving bond with approved security to carry interest
from the date, ii not punctuaIly paid
Ii. TRUEIIEART,
q. w. TRUEIEART.
J"ly IS An
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FUfk SAFE
.T,'iv IS

VALUABLE LAND-Ad,uuing nv pantiion on
7 APponattox River, have five hundred acres oil,
Had, which will sell on accommodating terms for
stock III either OF the Banks Of Virginia. stock of the
United States. The quality OF the land is well adap-
ted for Wheat, Corn, tobacco and Glover. The soil
Is sood, aud the foundation Of clayabout three hun
bred acres are heavily covered and croued with ex-
celent timber, which will answer Tor buildings slaves
and other purposes. Winter-Pock Greek, constant
stream runs through this tract, and each side OF the
Greek large proportion of the land consists OF very
fertile and productive iow-grounds. There is a very
high HILL with handsome grove thereon, command
inga prospect around OF about fifteen miles, with seve
raj fine springs issuing from its base-this most eli
gibe settle for building, country residences more
healthy place below the mountains could net be easily
selected.
There are three bold springs, which water about
twenty or thirty of flat aud which now yields
excellent grass, ard with little labor most valuable
meadow may be had. which could be covered with
watsr at pleasure. The distance from Petersburg is
twenty-five, from Richmond twenty-six miles, and
navigation convenient. The cleared low and high
land sufficient Ion working eight ton hands to adj
vantage. The premises will be shewn by me at any
time.
For the terms apply to Mr.. Thomas TAYLOR of
Richmond, or to Mr. Samuel Turner of Petersburg,
or to the subscriber,
ARCHIBALD THWEATT.
f,alI e
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CRESTER Hill.

EATlLi, be sold, at Public Auction, on Friday the
~ 18th inst before the front-dOor OF the Heil-Ta-
ysri, 70 The Ciy o. Richmond tbe beautiful arm on
James River, only seven miles below the City, called
Chester Hill, containing between and 700 acres Of
Land-abOut one hundred Of which is Low rounds
90 prime " esdOw Land-thsre are about go acres
(only) ceared-the high land has as rich red clay bot
tom, as any Land in Virginia and is well adapted to
The cultivation Of small grain aud clover-there are
two elegant scites FOR buidng-each of them giving
complete view ofIlicmoudit is also certain that ore
Of the very best fisheries on james RIVER is attached
to this pisce-t IS bounded by James River for half
mile, dby Falling Creek, Tor one mile and n half
from which any quantity Of water may be had for the
establishment Of Mill or any kind of Mnnufaetory -
In short there flew, any situations within the
same distance OF Richmond, combining so many sdvan.
tages as Chester Hill
Terms IF Sa6--Onc third Of the purchase money
viii be required in 90 days, the balance divided in two
equal annual payments. Notes with approved endor-
sers will be required, and the tile withheld until the
money IS paid, decd will be nude To the purcla-
ser, and deed Of trust taken to secure tie two last
payments The sale will be made under the direction
OF Thomas Taylor. Wn. GOODE, jr
Chester Hill, July 8--t1sp
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CO-PARTNEKSHTF.

THE .4UCIIO.N g CO.HyliISSION' BUSL
NESS,
HERErOFORE carried on by James Bro.en, jr
a will in future be conducted by the subscribers,
under the firm of
LANES BROUT>N, .J,.. g I'm FENyAEY.
who have formed a COMPREHENSIVE, and offer
their unremttng attention and exertions TO their
friends and the public.
They haze for sale. afoat,
1900 bushels Liverpool brown salt
tons English patent shot,
$50 crates blue and green edged wares,
OF best quality, aid laid in on low
AND IN S4oRE,
so hhds. prime New-Orleans & Mus
coVado sugar
$50 bags coffee
$50 bbis. Caruther's best rectfied 4th
proof whssey
20 puncheon, sd s. 9Th proof Antigua
Rum
80 casks London brown stout
40 kegs London White Lead
/. 1900 sterling, of assorted hardware
80 bales Duffei Blankets
6 10 Fsnnels
SO P-ACKHGBS DRYGOODS,
CONSISTING OF
9-S * GA Cambria Muslins & Lenos
Superfne prints X undressed Calicoes
Ladies' and Mems tine cotton Hosiery
Cotton Shirtings, Irish Linens
Book X Leno Muslius, Pins
bales German Oznaburgs,
SO pieces Dowlas, 5 bales Hessans,
Snperiinc Cloths & Casimercs, &c Sc.
JAS. BROWN, Jr.
VIM. FINNEY.
July 5.-tf
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NOTICE.

A IL Persons are hereby cautioned spainst trading
~ for bond executed ~ Shadrsch Clarke a 10.
bert HsskIns, toEyson Clarke, for the sim # & 100
and made payable on tl,e FIRST day Of February 1914
the same having been fully discharged end paid by
me.
SaADRACK CLARKE.
July 19---2wp
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PETITL0N

There lives in valley between the mountains about
ten miles below Wikcsbarre, worthy Old friend OF
mine. He is q native OF Wae5-has visited Plnimon,
and drank Of the that descend from the heights
of Snowden. The other day he brought me, for pub
hcaon, the following essay written, its INTRODUCED
on indicates, TO obtain pair OF Spectacles have not
thought myself at liberty alter letter or type Of
letter." lest s. oud destroy something of that peou-
Lar property Which constitutes its nterestard hunour
Cleaner.