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This week the beautiful vessel Cogcora prepared for
European yayage ~ Captain Ge5rce (TorinskiekH
;sss exhibited 10 the Ladies d Gentlemen Of the Town
being a1eudy prepared ior As specimen of Naval
Architecture she IS admirable in her materials
strucon. Her rss.ug has ali the eXceljenciss which
T,ouern experiments have combined from tbc best mate
rails aud the most sksliiu WoTkuen. The conyenences
which uniLe ia ECI apartments are happily blended
that noH. offers 10 he admired hut as part of the
whole. The furniture IS the richest our country has
produced aud every thing is in the hest styie execu
ton. Nothing cic7an Ia omitted cOrvcuience for
gotten. Every thing IegiI ed sea Is preuaFed and
every luNury OF the apartment home accommodates
self readily o. the ycsse!in all her motions. riches
displayed IN the articles for the table have endless
Tiety without confusion, and the workmanship la all the
noveabes III the dining agrees with elegance in
which this apartment finished. We not retire from
this pnIson TO any neglected parts OF the vessel. We
observe IN the hunblcst apartments the
dIton, and the same suitable arrangements. indeed
such display is adapted general benefit, and will
give To all who see it share the Improvement,
which life at may enjoy in consent win the best
anners Of the family and of home. Register.
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Singular instance of Female Heroism

singular sHStdnce o. HeHIdte HeT0lSm.
About two weeks since, the wife OF Mr John
Cobb, of Providence, in this county, observed
WOLF, following some sheep directly to-
wards the house IN which they lived and as
her husband was absent from home, she im.ne-
diately took down his rifle and approa ched the
Woft,, who stopped as she. advanced. She le-
Yelled the piece at hun and snapped it three
vinced that the rifle would not so off, she resol-
we'd upon another made ofattack, and immedi-
ately approached the wolf, who began to adj
vance, and with the breech of the gun she
struck him on the head, when the breech broke
oit-not discouraged however, at this acci-
dent, she kept the Nolfat bay, with the barrel
and called toher son, a hoy OF about ton years
ofage, 10 bring her an axe, who did so-6ut as
| he approached, the wolf made towards him,
when he threw the axe at the wolf and retreat
| ed.
The Wolf Immediately turned and again at
| tackled the woman who mad IN the mean time
| secured club with winch she beat the wolf, 4
| killed him, without receiving anyiniury.
(WikeSbarTe Cleaner.
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4 Youthful P,.od;ov

The Constellation mentions boy at the
Winchester Academy OF only six years of age,
who has made 4 most astonishing progress in
Geography aud the use of the Globes \ Wis
dred and fifty questions to this child, and re-
ceived the proper answers without a single
mistake.
He is stated also 10 be equally well acquain-
ted with the Pantheon, or history of the lea-
then Gods, and that in his recitations iii Geo
graphy, he notices the places celebrated for
their BIRTH their temples, their sta tues and ex-
plots. pet. Int.
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IMPORTANT TO LABORING EMIL
GRANTS
Extract ofa letter from Washington, datea
Decen,bc,- =


Extract Of a letter from Washington, dated
December 3.
Whilst on this subject, L would mention that
the L. ). great turnpike road from Cumbcr-
land, on tue Potomac, to Wheeling. on the o.
hlo, affords ample employment for amy number
OF laboTerS that could be sent there The work
has been hitherto chiefly done by Irish-lts
prosecution on more extended and rapid
scale, has been determined on. Industrious
labOrers get there one dollar and quarter per
day, whist living IS of course much less than it
is on the eabOard"
= UNAWANS.--rWO MORO men Wi0 WCTe scgt 10
y Hnrk n.haia fIOn Kanawha thg early .ayt al ne
ceincr last bJ Nelson Paueson, who had hired ihr,n aud
carried them there for the purpose Of making salt the
last year
one by the name Of JOHN, a lar-e, TIL black fellow
brwecn 30 and - sears Gf6gC nearly SIX feet high
speaks quick, Of very forward manners
She other very bright mulauo, named REUBIN. 81
or - years Of age, feet Of inches hish Of rather
chunky make, long hair which he tied behind al very
pleasing conn'enance aud easy Disposition both fond Of
drink and had Dccn Irving Oh the Tomb sbic River n
the Mississippi Territory, aud we're brought from there
III the fall of 1911 where they had resided for
years previous and learned a. speak c indian Ian
very we'll, aud very fod Of speaking H when little
drinking particularly II IS supposed they have either
gone to the State Of ohio or a. the Toiniitbie rain
Any person who will give information 20 they may
be- gecotcred again them M Jail, deliver them
- me in Gloucester County, Va miles nom Iittie
ried to Tombigbir BY Edmund iogwood, in the ia Of
1909. 1HOS. LOCKWOOD.
December 10. e6-pev
SCHOOLWiil b. Opcurd az the house die suoscri-
Der the 10th day Of January next. under the care
Of Nr. Robert Nelson. aud viii end the 18th day Of De
cetnbcr following subject TO a vacation NJ WEEKS This
gentleman produces satisfactory testimonials of good
moral character and u bis competency 10 teach The tn
gish Language eimnnaticay, writing aritlnnciic, geo
grapht and the Latin and Greek languages.
The terms OF Tuition vii be- 8 - scholar. BoQrd
can be Obtained of the subscriber and Of NTs. Martha
smith 70 ) i0O-cdcb BOardeT finding his own bedding
and caudirs.
one fourth Of the Board aud Tuition will be required
The balance .. thc termination VI iie school
JOSIAH SMITH.
pOuh1f0n county.
Dscemier3. Ga-w3ws
INEMALE ACADEMY Worre5lfOn.-Ihe escfct.ts Of
- this school will recOmmCnce on Wednesday me lst
January next.
Jcras-S IS q session. payable IN advance Zach
yousg lady must b. provided with pair Of shees. I1ui
tefpare, bsnsct AVID towels. JACOB MokDENi.
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INDIAN FIELDS For Sdie.-Om the 9th OF JanuaT'l
next, VIII be Sold on the premises, on a credit Of N
y ana years, II not disposed pTivaely previous m
thdt cav TINS most valuable Farm lying on York RiSd
nlies above the town containing between THOUSAND
dhueleVcn hundred acres; there cleared about 10
acres OF OysterShell River owgronnds the remaild
vel timbered with pine for building and fencing at
aohed y one moiety Of gfist mill upon good stream
for health and natural advantages this property pe
nary valuable "a little expence good meadow msl
ne reclaimed Fish, oysters and wild fowl are taken
abundance at the door. The Improvements are twe
story dweling-house, Will -four on floor, sTans
ry, stable aud carriage house. with all other out houses
necessary for farming.
A. the same time and place. Willie sold all the siocA
utensils.
Persons wishing to view ihe premises win call del
manager Mr.. Gillian.
Persons wishing to purchase by private contract viii
neighboIhood of Richmond.
GAVIN I. CORHIN rim.
ain the atiI aHnfrrd or
Thomas IfgfCr, ats'
York County, Dec. 10. 6Gids
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We have it from good authority, that the
Messrs. EiiisS have succeededin sinking well
which promises to be of much value to
them and the country generally-producin
salt water of more strength, aud III great
er abundance than any other heretofore known
in the Western Country 1t appears that they
perforated the earth loo feet, when they met
10 the top of the well and run over. 1t takes
about 81 gallons of the water to produce a
busliel of SALT Richmond, (K.) LuD,inqrg
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that possess Iht siiiie 2ss q
YOU do.
What are your ideas of music, and OF sounds in
general
relates to the sense OF hearing hut II | may
judge from what have been told. and ~hat |
have read, may say that Music is :, concert
of various sounds, emjnated either from the
voice, or from some instrument, and which
forms most agreeable harmony for the ner-
Sons endowed with the sense of hearing
Sound is the feeling of the organs OF hearing.
struck aud moved By the agitation of clinhin:.
bodies and which are causing an agreeable OF
disagreeabie sensation on the ear.
What is viriucS
Virtue inits properseuse is the efficiency. The
ViSoor, the faculty, the power OF acting. which
exists IN all natural bodies, ACCORDING 10 their
qualifications aud properties
In the nSurdtive sense, virtue is The rec
utude, the integrity, the disposition. the
habit of the soul, to Ito good and 20 follow
what divine and human laws as wen rs reason
dictates.
What is Fear?
Fear is the state of person who is in
great emotion, occaSioncd lay the presence
OF danger, or by the imagination of its APP
preaching.
Are the Deaf and Dumb sensible of their mis-
fortune, or do they think all others are in
the Siiue situation with themselves
Those who know how tO-write do not think
they are unhappy: but those who are not in
strucied, are sensible of their misfortune, and
are often Jealous of the happiness of their other
companions.
Have the deaf and dumb before their instruct
ON, any idea of future state:
Those VINO have been educated have an idea
oft but those who have never been instruct
ed, do not know what is future state, and
believe they Tile as animals die.
WILLIAM TlGHMAN.
CiairpaJu
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Cksn;cal preventative against Tkisres and House
R0bhcyS

chemist in London las prepared the following inge-
Nous method for securing shops and houses against the
depreciation q! tic Iisht plnndeTer -" Let prepared
packets Illuminating silver b. placed round windows &
doors likely 90 be sssaed by TObhers every night and
removed eveTy mornings and should sny attack he ma de
OF any Of those wihcows doors be forced Open the
consequent explosion o: the Illuminating powder wouid
alarm the robbers aud awaken the in
mates TO a sense afthcir danger"
Dir AccGIn, CT Compton Street London is said to have
Prepared Illuminating silver, made up in various SAFE
fc-nis 20 be Uscdforth= PURPOSE here mentioned
Peters. Atel.igsNcer.
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Charleston. Dec. II.

- We have been politely handed, by Lieuien
PANE, piece of Georgia Refined Sugar, equal
Sugar. Ii was grown and manufactured on
the plantation of Major WOOD, on the Alata-
malia River. If the cultivation of this article,
now become It necessary ofife,) continues for
begun, Georgia viii soon be enabled 10 supply
the whole Unicn.-IS. Pat.
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Econnnl,, u, lLed;ci,,n

Keep the feet from wet, and the head well
defended when in bed avoid too plentiful
rous. but not infiaming liquors go not abroad
without breakfast. S.un the night air as You
would the plague and lee your houses be Kept
from damp by warm iireS.-By observing these
feNrand simple rules better health may be en-
pected. than from the use OF the most power
ful medicines.
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no 'sse Mt NBtaS OK CoscREss ~ GENEI,Are--S
iiiE Ron Nc WraDoVEGs IN P44RTICi'L.IR.
TIE (no, h,uR5ie) PETITION
oFTHE STRIPED HUNTING, or THE
UNITED .ST,sTES
N.z1w's.ns, unsnilici, Innsbruck, PROUDLY stssrsth
SHAT each friend and each toe aud casa Neutral, we'll
kaoneth
That your lofty Petitioner never dcsccp6s
~ the ca'int her toes nor the whiin her friends
Jisr sif is her scnent-theie she remains
'Bevs te yarcrs of earth, aud the vapor of branSI
Her path is ctheriai-hlgh she asprCs,
Her stripes aioit streaming like Borcal fires
iLey s'Ieam to o,toHdSh, NSNn"y ar delight.
IS The fns or the fI!e1d may encounter the sight,
On The Mediterranean, had You been present
And seen Them display'd DER the intdel Crescent
The terror of ev'rs ptIatc;l knave,
Vat haip aud acciai,n'd by the honest and brave
IN that region 80 clear. in that sky so serene
Her stars in ascendg nc, bri.ht had YOU SEEM
Your Thoughts ffouu here would never have ranged
MOI uitamt tina. 6tt st@yS Ike the could be chan
Seu'
When ocrthe red cross Of In. hun,bled Cuerrcr.
N"ir Petitioner hover'd-fhen was She not dear
SO bright was sour flag and It's stars resplcndent
sn well il hecaiue the victorious ascendant.
That the crew OF Otd TrOVSieS sworc with hearts fu
Twas the best thing about her, excepting her HCLL!
By the fame NJ your Jackson Brown Ripley aud Scott
Who heu.ath Your Petitioner hravcly have fought
ny their naval ooiapccrs, each illustrious name
That has made your Petitioner sacred TO Fame
~ the spirit OF L WRfNcE, uncHnqUer'd in death,
Whose concern for her glory empOyd his last breath
~ all that has claims TO your love and respect
She adlures yon to save her from shameful neglect
Then shalt your Petitioner, dear 10 the brave
IA M horror bound, ever triumphantly WGrc
. STRIPED BUNTING"
See .Nr. Urrdorcr's morton in CONGRESS, Dec O.
90 zuc' the NetioRol fyer.
=" DONE sise up re snip !'-oh, doar strike tse
pLAG.
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AeF<zyDDe>
ErtraarslinarN Discore,m in Veretntinn.

Ars. Agnes ibbeisou, English Lady well known for
her botanical researches has discovery in regard
{" the formation OF Tie seeds OF plants which MAY be e
teeined one Of the greatest discoveries i'm phyology The
discovery which she has To the world is The
Formation oseeds IN tue root for she airs from the
wheat to the cedar from the 10 the largest forest
tree all plants form their seeds in the only Nv the
tee" she means that essential drop which joins the vsl
airing, aud forms the OF the seed aud after
wards coinposes the chiefpait oi the cercolVm.
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LAURENT CLERC.

The following resOiutiouswerc offered to the
meeting, and unanimously adopted, viz:
ReSoiced, That the Ladies and Gcntlene n
IFeseut entertain an impressive and grateful
sense Of the bcnevolencc which has induced
MIR. Cierc TO devote hirnseiftO the instruction
OF tic Deaf aud Dumb in the United States.
and tender to him their thanks for the oppor-
tunity which he has kindly afforded them of
Witnessing the efficacy of thatsystem by which
he has DcCn distracted.
RcSo,rCd, That this meeting consider il to be
an important aud interesting duty to aid the
eNcrtIOnS which are making for the education
Of the Deaf ami Dumb in OHr country and
thata committee he appointed to select sulta-
Die persons TO wait upon the inhabitants Of
the city aud districts 20 receive contributions
for this Interesting object.
HherGpoa, Robert " hartOn, Esq. Manor of
tle city, Robert Raiston, John Connolly, John
Carreli, Jonah Thompson, John Steel, Pc
ter hhcrckCn, EDenclcr Ferguson, John
Goodman, Esq. and Jonathan kDight, were
appointed
hesoircd, That the committee now appoint
ed, report the proceedings IN the public prints
OF this city, and that the proceedings Of this
meeting be published with the signatures of
the Chairman and Secretary.
On communicating 80 Mr.. Clerc, the purpori
OF the tlrst resolution, he Immediately wrote
the following cknOw!cdgement:-
Ladies aud Gentlemen,
am more sensible than can express for
your thanks, aud / assure YOU that nothing has
given mo moro pleasure u this city, than the
opportunity OF having been witness Of youi
good dispositions towards tie Deafau Dumb
Of your country, whoever they may be. / slal
soon Leave your city with the satisfaction oil
having procured bcncfactors to those ua.ortu
mates.
s number Of questions were proposed 90 Mr.
! Clcic by the Ladies and Gentlemen present IL
writing and by signs, which were answered b,
Hn in writing, with d pTOmptitude rareli
equalld by those possessing tine full com
mand Of their speech. Among others the .ol
/ lowing
By what means 10 you Judge whether the cpe
r8ti0n5 1g your mind are similar 10 those O
pens sgho can hear and SPEAK
ges ,'cse tuy own IDEAS hS. wrifin.-. auf
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ftHEAP GOODs.--The Subscribers at the Market.
~ Bridge, next door to Messrs. Dicks Moore 4 Co.
have just received by the late arrivals PHILADELPHIA
and New-lofk, supply of FALL Goods which will he
sold at very reduced prices.
We haveon hand, and intend keeping an assortment of
Bou'1g ttfhS from No. OTTO No. of the mandatory of
the Kings that can be sold much lower than they have
done heretofore. DAVID & WILLIAM KYLE.
November 80. 63epIm
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5-wiw

MIR. JOHN HoFKiNS-SIH--1GEc Notice, That on
W. the2sti day Of December nest, shall proceed to
tke the dispositions sundTy at the Washington
Tavern in the city of Richmond between the hours of
4. VI. aud p VI. and continue the same from day to
day until taken-which dispositions to be read ev
dence in suit in Chancery lar the Richmond District
in which myself and others plaintiffs, and yourself
defendant-at which times and place yon may attend If
you please. THOMAS BUELiNG.
November %. 59-wlw
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Boil quarter OF an ounce of Camnomle
Flowers, in pint OF New Milk and wash the
eyes three or four times day.
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! ouis CONVENT 0fcrs for sac, prime New Orleans
80 snsai-vite aud brown Has:,iia do loaf aud hump
do-noasscs by the barrel and hhi-ccire by the bag
aud hbi--VcgniSc, peach aud apple .iancy-jamaiea,
AHagna aad NeN-hngaid RUN -feciiied aud cc;ntncn
nistet, ~ tie hbl. and id.NTdeir, rcnsTific Shef
-. he'1sa. Port. clare, DuTraidy and CHAMPAGNE
"iNLs-h'acS pepper, allspice and snger-nu,aegs,
mace, cinnamon aud ciOycs-Nattiuiuue and bounce
codais, infsi quality Philadelphia and London Porter
-frcneh white wine vinegar, for p.chlesFrenoh cider
d. cNandria crackers IN kcgsinpefial young hySon
and Tyson TEtS-i00 boxes hest Spanish cigars-Mus
caiei aud bloom ciisinspfurcs and hgsfcsh hberis
and aimDnds-Casrile and s0ap-spermacet and
taliow c1ndics-sali ny tue slckdO. OoSe-guupowder
aud shot niaccaban, Iappee and Scotch snui-sulphur
aiiun sapetse and SatS-swcct oil v the nox and hask
rt-preserycd fruits ia handyOlivcs. c2pers and
choYies-ienons and oIangcs-lN kinds Of VeSs IndiG
fEESERG EaS-miigo, ig blue and isadder-spinning
cotton by the bale and rctailcotton and wool cards
LaCcRder and Cooeae Eafsr, * several other articles
with large assortment OF HATS. consisting OF common
and fine wool hats-ladies aud genelncns common and
fur do.
AISo-am assortment OF FRENCH BEAVER HATS.
The above articles will be sold by wholesale or RETAIL
for cash or town acceptances
Nayrmber q.
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JOHN BACON Sec'ry.

- The proceedings of the Committee, ap-
pointed agreeabiy TO the second resolution, will
be published in the Philadelphia Gazette, to-
morrow.
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CfGN or rHr GOLDEN SADDLE.--Tbe Subscribers
- have just received fresh supply Of Soddferg Lea
fhcr amt C00ch FHrPifsre, which, IN addition their
former stock, urir assortment very complete
Also a lev articles IN the IaAcy Liac-among which
are
JIIios canes, sprys. trunks, brushes, suspcnders.
riopcg, shot punches, IOWdCr HdskS OHd gODpe bOgS.
pocfcf pistols yosS0ge mats, carDCf 04d qV0hfv hint
iugs, 0Hd E0 pieces oC Haeds0Wc F4TVfarr JriRcc.
Litewise on co1'igamcia, n swoH hgoicc ~ coarse
Shoes 0Vd tcW do-fR trac car SKINS superior 0U0ft
fvA Of which will be disposed of on the
bic terms for cash acceptance IN town.
The saddle Harness Making they Continue 10 carry
IN every branch aud will always Keep supply Of
proved patterns.
n m Ordsrs c1ecufCd at fhe Shorfc1 aoiice, 0nd
in The Heaied manner. ROBBINS * GRAVES.
y. H-Onc or two smart boys, wanted as apprentices.
November 20.
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Bank of Iirginia, Dec. 3, 1916.
HHf general meeting of the Stockholders of this Bank
VIII take place at the Banking house in the City of
Richmond on the first Monday in January next.
Wan. cambridge, Cashier.
December .. 6Itdm
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NEW MEDTCTNE STORE. The sn6scri

NEW MEDICINE STORE. The Subscri-
i y Der has Just received, and is now opening
at that well known stand formerly occupied by
Or. II. j. Crawford, ut the corner opposite the
Farmers Bank of Virginia, a very extensive as
sortment oi'fresh and genuine Drugs, Medicines.
Dye-StuGs, Paints &c. which he offers for sale on
moderate terms, for cash or town acccptanccs.
few articles in his line are here enumerated.
viz:
Surgeons Pocket Instruments, assorted
Forces best Tooth Instruments, spring kew
Common do. do. Patent TrusSes double t,ir
ned ivory heads; Do. do. single do.
do. do; Common do; Spring Lances; Evans's
best Crown do; Pearl handle do; Common
do. Paint Brushes ; Sash Tools Marking
Brushes, &c. sc.
The Faculty are particularly invited to call
and inspect the Medicine, as none but such as
prove to be OF the FIRST quality will be offered
for sale.
Country Physicians and Merchants living at
distance, can be supplied with Medicine on
very advantageous terms, and at the shortest
notice.
Philadelphia, Baltimore and District Notes
taken atpar, in payment for goods.
The pnblcneed be under no apprehension
oil mistakes occurring in putting up Medicine.
as have in my employ person who has had a
long experience in the Apothecary Business. q
is well acquainted with putting mp prescrip
tons. CHARLES H. &RRATIAM
0ctobero. 45-tf
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VIE Undersigned offers for sale his farm adjoining the
4 Sweet Springs, IN Monroe County, which contains
5Oon acres; either in the entire rac in three equal
uact as may best sult tie purchasers. This land is ey-
ueBcy well waered, ana has abundant supply of ine
tmher Tie soil is fertile-and there is hut small pro-
portion oi IL which IS not arabic, and which will not
comfortable wostory Brick H1se 4S by ~ feet good
kitchen sprinshouse, &c. &c About 200 acres of hs
aI IN. may be converted, at little expence into ira,e
wate9ed meadow Its vicinity the Sweet SPRINGS which
ia constantly good market together with its aptitude, for
s,zne Oh farming render one Of the most desirable
plantations west OF the BIeRdge.
tor. G ~ rrWfs
Sweet Springs, Va. Nov 30. es.am
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BovoJ.e of .SwjuCIIeJ,s ~!

TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD WILDE paid,
hy the Subscribers for the experimenting OF Charles
T. Billings. who born in Dublin, ireland he is about
- of age, abon feet inches high dark har and
eyes pleasant cOunenance, full face, speaks slow, his
voice soft aud rather low he is of pleasing adj
dress ald agreeable manners lie has been frequently in
NewOrieans Baton Rouge, this place and Pittsburgh IT
which places he is well known. IL is supposed he has i'm
his possessiona very large ofnnncy. having sold
counterfeit Bills of Exchange, pnrpotng to have been
drawn by W. J. Montgomery, OF Orleans i'm his IA
vor and by him endorsed houses in Boston, Y. York
and Pittsburgh, and other places, the of up
wards of Ten Thousand Dollars Itis supposed lac has
uae oil tor Canada, Eastern port, sail for Eit-
rope. SAMUEL c. VANCE, CtSh'r. VI. T.. Co.
J.W. TlLFORD,
F.. PEARSON & Col
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Cincinnati November - wy

EOiiN WINSTON has, in addition iris former Stock
- received from New-lork, schooner superb, an as
sortinent of HATS, manufactured by Uhue, Brothers
co. principally of superior qualify and latest fash
ion and have made arrangements for continued supplies
nom the most approved manufactures IN London, New
York and Philadelphia.
Also, will he kept regularly hand good supply Of
Richmond Diode H;Y'S-ali of which s offered, OH rea
sonablo terms, by wholesale retail.
Nav Aarf * C-r2u