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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Yeserday, 10 day, and Yo.morrov.

AsseF0oyy lo'0oy, ana l0-moTV0W.
Whist is yesterday p name given
to that which is dead which but for its
death, could not have had name. Yes
terdsy gives up the very pretentions TO
lite. His fate is strange. Good deeds
may have been done during his existence,
or crimes may have marked his progress,
but they arc buried with him in the grave
OF Time. True il is their elects remain
to bless or punish the beings who trans
acted them. The moment Yesterday is
chris,ened is the moment that proves
hun dead. He leaves survivor whose
name IS To-day; the name that yester-
clay previously possessed, and whose fate
viii be to recIsye his predecessors new
name, and death, Tomorrow.
To-morow's fate is still more singu.
Lar he can never be said to live but he
never perishes. When the clock a, mgh
peals twelve, fancy may picture him TO be
born and during ths duh hours OF dark
ness. his expected approach may exite all
the feelings Of which our nature is capa,
bic. The crime covered wretch autic
ipates his coming with fear (; the lover
with impatience the calm philo,opie
mind with unmoved placidity, but he
disappoints ,hem all; he never comes.
Loved and dreaded as he 10, still he
shrouds hi iselfin obscuyity, and remains
uaseen. He is like disembodied spirit
which is ever suggesting to us that the
day Is departing; that it Is sinking to the
to the tomb of Its predecessors Yesterday,
and either buoys up the mind with hope,
or harrows it with fear OF what he him.
sellshall produce; but 10 = the morning
breaks, and il is To-day. !.
This is the best boon ofheaven to man.
To-day gives opportunity for improving
our existence, and becoming what the
Omni2ient intended we should become,
useful and happy beings. The past van.
ishes from our views; a glorious future
opens to our sight; but let US not wait
for the promised. morow's arrival,
u improve the future let To-day ell
gross all our attention, as the future will
be either happy or miserable, according
to cur prescut deeds. II we look back
upon Yesterday, it's a very shadow;
empty and useless, as the promised gifts
Of Tomorrow. W
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POETRY.
from the Plough Boy.
The Bear in the Saw-Mal.

The Bear in the Saw Mill. y
AsABLH-FouspED ON YAcr.
You never should attack a foe
Until HE arms and strength you know,
Y. And this we'Il clearly shcw 10
Tbs tale that we shall here relate,
Ofthe catastrophe and fare
ofMistress Bridget Bruin.
One day saw-mill she came near,
Just At the time the sasyers cheer IN
Was brought him Cor his dinner:
Il smells right sweetly, quoth the beast,
I'm hungry, and Ill have FEAST
As sure - Pm sinner.
Sawyer, do you be of. said she,
And leavc your saw-mill here to me, 1Bls
To learn the art Of saving |, i
And do you lay that dinner down 81
Upon the log there. or, you clown,
Your earcsse fil be paving.
The sawyer thought It wise TO ,bun
Disputes With bears, 30 off he run,
t And left his meal behind. sir es
He griey'd to leave dish so good,
But left il on log Of wood. a.
To Mistress Bruin'S mind sir.
Upos the log she quickly leap'd ffIs
And busiIy her teeth were kept,
Upon the eggs and bacon; k
Ths 10, duoth she. right daisty fayc,
AID worthy Of lady bear. -glt
Or I aO much mistaien.
While thus engaged with tooth and nail,
She 10 the sav he'd tum'd her tail,
Intent aloae on feeding,
The cav. meantime, determined sures
That II his teeth should get into 'er
They'd teach her better breeding.
Ana as che kept advancing slow.
Rs reached her tail, end nckd 1t SO
As just to make Il bleed, sir, t, .At
she turned and CROWD, you saucy dog
before that have left this log + 6l@f
I'LL nsrk you for that deed, sir.
But being hungry. to her food
Again she tnrn'd with stomsch good,
To 6ghl not yet incin'd, sir; N
The cav advancing every stroke,
At length on her pos;erior broke,
And dock'd her close behind, sir.
Dundsr and BHran, roared the bear, t
(ID shongum she had learned TO swear,)
81 I u give yon catsrwaui.nB' IN RF1E.
Then furous,ss "a ned on Mater Saw, N
Who firm wi,astood her grippe and jaw,
And with histesth tore out her nav. M
And quickly laid her sprawling.
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TO L.ET',

(.fnd inmediafe fossesaon yiver,
@ HOP Mo-, on the porlh side the Parade, re.
- Gently occupied BY DAvrD WILLIAMS Por
terms. ava o,her particulars, apply to Mr Charles
kese. M, ,
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Sneedefe " a Sessh Lawyer.
An advocate yet living, is said in 4
state OF hziness to have forgotten for
which party, IN a particular Cause, he had
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SPANISH AMERICA.
REPuBLIC or COLOMRIA.
September 9

AdvIces have been received from An
gosinra as late as i7lI August, that Gen.
Pae| had made some movements on Cal
abr %, and that The soldiers OF HE ROYAL
army, under General Morales, had indi,
Gated an INCLINATION towards the rcDub,
lean regime the particulars we have re-
celved are more full than we state Them
but az they do not reach liz in precise,v
an authenticated form, we shall posinone
further notice or them, especially as lie
ia'e advices from head quarters. bv The
CecIlia, from La Guay!a, are silent abonl
CalaboZo.
A Courier of the Orinoco OF the 10Th
August has just reached Us, from which
We give thu following articles: l,inyoyu.
THE MILITARY OPERATIONS.
Oar iriumpiis continue in Cundlnamar
cattle troops evacuated Rio de Ia L.,
cha, aud pursued thrir march towards
their original objects, IN The province OF
Santa Martha. on the Magdalena. i'm the
province OF Carlliagppa, on the Cauca.-
The cOmmandani, NflnI0sh, has had a
rtconire IN QuilicbaO, with ROYAL divi.
SION, which was put 70 flight. Another
division OF The republican army in the
south, was equally successful against AN
0ther royal division. After those rprco,,.
Tres, our columns passed the parafuo of
IuaDacas, and encountered The royaI for
ces under colonel Cazada, AT piiavn. al
The foot OF the COrdlleras tbi, rn, Al
division vas retiring from Quito To PAS
t0s. The details of tie brilliant action
WHICH took place al Pitayo. romnuni-
called by the vice president. ST. Andcr.
to president Bolivar, will be found in The
dispatches +; from which, however. IL an
pears that oil the designs of Calzada
have been baiiled, his troops dispiriicd
ana broken, and the road 10 Quito left
without any obstruction 70 TIE march of
The republican armies. This country of
Tie ancient lncas, will soon see The Aao oC
liberty Heating III her exquisite Amos
pbere.
Nfchi, in The province of Carthascna
was occupied by lieut.. colonel Cordopa
on the 81 OF June, after having routed
tne enemy. Another detachment occn-
pieh Loba, where the enemy, after SONG
resistance, was compelled TO AZ. The row.
a. commander 0as killed, aud many of
ne troops made prisoners.
Va The 20 Mompor WAS taken. and ON
iie 23d BaHco. where all HE roysl naval
iorce ct HE upper Magddlena. feH into
We hands OF The republican army.
10y lhe Occupation OF This place. Tie
rniy ct the reFnblic, may hold an uniu.
eIfuv'sN wafer communication with Chi,
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FOREIGN.

Further items from tie last papers.
PARIS, July 3O-The Austrian lroons
IN The LON bardo-Venriian kiuodo,n
have received large reinforcen.eu,s.
Al NdpleS all 'lie houses are ohliped io
display Tie flag 0J The CarLOma,f Bn
with the exception of The military aod "A
few revoluiionsis, no person wears li,e
tricoloured cocksde
Answering TO the JacoJins in France lilo
RddicNts ~ England, &C.
NAPLES, July i4.... Yesterday the
first blood was spilled since the :, I'M.
meDcemenI Of tie Revelation. Par, Of
the regiment OF Farnesr, complsiniD,s
they had TOO much duty TO do, iraversrd
lhe CITY ~ HeuaCIne attitude
They we're followed by body Of cavalrv
attacked, and subiued, with the loss oi
bei"een 80 and 40 killed, and many
wounded. TIE remainder, who are mi
soDers, are 10 be decimaied The L.
zaroDl.ook no part IN this military frscss.
TROUBLES IN GENOA,
GENOA, July lS...A placard was ls.i
highi posted IN ih most Of the frequent
ed parts OF the city, in these woru.
GENOESE Remember Your ancient
Struggles ~ the cause OF Liberty Reflect on
me events now passing IN tue Kingdom OF Ma.
The police in the morning immediate.
~ removed the bills but DO notice VAS
taken of the event.
LONDON. Aug. 4.-Since the absence
of her Law Advisers, there is a marked
change IN The tone of tie Queens an
sweTs TO the addresses. She nav indug.
yes IN cTminatOry bitterness against bor
enemies, which some Of her friends think
impalrs the true character ofan accused
but innocent Princess.
Her Majesty has ordered now State
Carriage to be ready for her o. the 9Th
August, when she Intends 10 - drawn
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Eaina6ie COat and Farming Lond for SAFE.
lEsussciiher will sell his interest in the LAND and
COAL PIT PROPERLY, lying in powhatan county,
near TO and ON the south side OF JaseS Rger distant
t~enty miles above Richmond.
The Pits are known by the name of ." I1HpHy md
PoO1N'S"-were worked last year by MIR. Zdciaridh
Brooks, and are nov ia the occupancy of Jaaes rOos
Co.-Ibe subscribers Interest proposed for sale
4, one third Of an undivided moiey Of the whole tract
OF land (abou 400 acTes) and the said coal pits
oi this land rich ow grounds heavily inbeed-ahou
Two thirds OF the high iani Is oieare and in productive
ulti,atoii.--1be COAL raised aud raising at those
pits Is OF excellent quality, aud from the explorations
tnus ar made, has been found IN abundant quantity
Uhle the cuntguy OF the establishment TO the river
s"ch as to curia the expense Of removal in al.
.aniaseous degree. The neishbor Luod is agreeable
healthy aud rich from which last circumstance PRO
Vehder and food for man and horse i. always had
on reasonable terms The advantage of this obvious
maj s needless 10 say how much it will he appreciated
ny any one wishing 10 engage IN the coal business.
Al present, the subscriber receives two cents per
nushel far every sixth busiel Of coal on said Lar
which rent will amount Ills year io about s, $50.
Those wishing In purchase referred 10 Col. WM
hnciI EK ana ar II. nRoOKs, the preusos who will
sno" the land The subscriber wall make the sale
September !. 2i..i2l ,JDHN JONES
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Names Rjrr1. J0ud f;,,. NJ


WILL he offered for sale, on ne 22d day Of 1mcmt
~ "eIt, on The premises thai valuable trac, NJ lanG
hho"nht tue name al fLYNllMMON, belonging 10 The
estate oil WIN. {. PoindeNier Deceased. Ihis iaud lies
im tHe county Of GOochiahd, Immediately OH james
RIVER, Two miles below the confi house and % tom
Tue Cay OF Rcnmonj. The number OF acres brt can
aho 'cO mostly cleared anu in prety good utd.r fnr
iat"ihg oh heav.rGan crek which, runs panty tro
nus idd Is Ganiity "f productive low "a ounas
Tue MOTION" ahh on tie river is not CONFERENCE.-The
h'rh anS'hay bs ranked amosa the best in III raun,y
da very susceptIhie"i by " clover
shd plaster rs has lately teen satisiactoriy proved
ne cOnSehirhceS on this farm iole able Cling
mouse, haI with thtrshipr ue situated cnmvs
iey To the boat landing ice house near the dwelling
h"nsr ana either tcessar, houses. This farm is well
worthy The attention OF any DESTROYS OF owning
sueh property ANY person Tho may wish to vrw This
iann w''l apply To SIR Toy. WHO lives it, or tn Nv
fnNafd Garland, VII" lives atjoinng. Terms of sale
will be made LGnwu llr dav
NICHOLAS J: ro'NDENrER,l r,sor,
JOHN 2UARLES. ESOrS
ibc above lsnh net having been sold ruIIicly is
si 'nered al private sale. Letters direct Ell tur sub
scIihrrs as Executors. either Twyans Store Snn,t
Svhn'a, or f"ndeAiris Store, Louisa, will be inine
Giaiely attended To.
sept >.
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HiJlASSEE LAND SALES.
ny lOSEPu McMINN


GoSffR0rf IN and OOer fhc state az Tennessee.
ttHEREAS, by an act OF the G,Beral Assembly of
Tue state OF Tennessee, passed The l5ih Day OF
NoVetnoer iSl9, entitled " An act dispose Of The
iahds ivnc between the rivers HWassee aud
ana north OF The Lutte TenuesSee river the Governor
on tue STATE Is Authorized aud required to
'ss'het 10 ne made OF The time aud place sales
Now therefore, Joseph WcJiiRn Governor as afoTe-
saio 10 by virtue OF the power authority
'h,hle hereby declare and mike kno" that public
sas iO the disposal Of SAID lands, shalt he
heio d. kNoNN iitE on fReETsk jiund0g Of NOven6er
he1t under the super attendance OF the Treasurer Of
EAST tennessee, AID sha continue from day to day
agfeeahIy TO law beginning at the northern fac
oai section On any there be- OF the first range wes
thence proceeding 10 sell all the quarter In the
by qdaer sections, offering first The east quarter
Of The hrst section of the hrst township progress
ing west aud east alternately, until all the con
laihed III SAID section aud township are disposed OF
then commencing with the Lowest number sections i'm
Tue next township south and progressing in Regular
numerical order through The whole range. The lands
IN The second shall he Of and
Ia The same urdr shall all Lands offered west of
The has'S meridian. After disposns The lands Iyn,
wesi o the SAID meridian. The sales shall lhen con
llnued east M tue same until The sales are com
peied east OF the sad line. The lsuds lying north and
east ~ Little Tennessee, shall disposed OF be.
ginning IN tie manner required for the sales Othe land
ON lac south aud west of said river reseTving IN ALI
cases such lands as be laid off under The provisions
Gl'oe 10y law for the fschOOIS for
la testimony whereof, have befeunta set nv hand
and caused the great seal OF The stale To he
H. affixed, at MuIireesborOpgh, this 10Th day OF
august, 1870. JOSEPH kicEiN,,i-
Pr ( OF |
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k1'The ENQUIRER 4. published twice a week. gene.
ray and three times week dartn. the session the
STATE LegisfafurePfice the same heretofore Five
Dotdrs per annuin, payable in advance. Notes
speciepayn. Banks (o1ty) win be received in
payment. The Editors will guarantee the safety Of
rsnung them by mail the postage OF all letters being
paid by the writer's.
~ No paper will be discontinued tbut at the discre.
uoh oithe Editors until all arrearages have paid
Up. ~
rJwhoever will the payment ofnin. papers,
-ilall receive a tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II one Square-ftrst Insertion, as censs-edch
continuance, so cents.
- No advertisement inserted until 10 has either
6sen paid for or assumed By person tn this city
les cRDsrons.
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ADVERTISEUEN

I'VE FRANKLIN TAVERN in this civ formerly
- hho"n nv the sign Of The Horse or Yars Rn,ards'
idTetn an" idicy occupied by Mr.. Richards has been
eSse" ny 'he s"hsCTiber for term Of ears and now
","eI bis MANAGEMENT HIS friends and the public
VINO may iaN0f him with their company may he assured
W us uRnst eXeTons iO aiiord them com Portable ac
commentators. Aud he hopes his long experience
srneI" nlsp"son and exerlions TO give satisfaction
s y" ",s'stah W ius establishment, also III the
hdste, will secure him portion OF p1bIic v,,ronagr
Attached to the premises is excellent stable which
SNAIL AT all times I've well furnished
Sept l. 3l..u WESLEY cAuNDppc
The cusiomerso OF M0rk Rich1Tds are earnestly
solicited o continue their custom wItb The assurare
'ht hoiEig sbal be wanting the part Of the under
Sisned Il make their accommodations as comfortable
as pnsslble In few weeks he will he ptepafed with
IoioIiape examiners and parl"rs for The accnnnoda
non oi travelling families and those visiting
Who may please To call on him.
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FOR RENT OR IIIASF

fOh KEN OK LEA y T..
RftE subscriber wishes rem. or lease for one mr.
more years his tavern and farm known by the name
oI ine 1LDEHJRLE HOIEL, situated on the main
I"du leaolhg from Charlottesville To SIaubton distant
hne miles from The former, anh thirty one frorn the
ater plase. The subscriber deems u unnecessary 10
gay any mug ~ praise Of the above uanrd stand as
tavern, II being well known Persons Wishing 10
'ahove are fully invited to call an The
her, and view tue premises REM HtnniN
AihemarIe Sept. 4. as ,f
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= ny FIX iiSEhENi ....Ihe sUbsciih-rs execuI0Ts az
"A Charles UhHt0ck, dec. onrr for sale rrraI yat,y
OF uStt u ORNAMENTAL GOODS. BEN. des,ous
dhe SAFE n most OF the personal properly witboui
ueay hey VIII dispose of the goods so reasonably w
10 make II an objecI worth the attention Of all such s
are wanting. either for their use or 10 Sell ao,n
rug sioch on hand CONSISTS nf An almost
., HARDWARE Cutlery and SaddI.ry rich Cut Glass "A
NINA Se's quantity OF Plain Glass, assorted:
stone ware iron. Steel nails MAJ lille nantes onr 3
marble facing for house 80 feet hout and s1riss
n,eh. Also, Tar, phcb, mrpentur, rnsin vaTuisb
"'dck ana bright, aud many other astclrs tedious IA
ehunefaie al OF which they determine to sell
as DEERE stated on the very ow trms-and accord
calI and examine the articles. "
Several HOUSES FOR RENT and Other, IN vI,icb
STORAGE VIII he received at moderate rates
JAMES WHiiLoCK, Errors Of Cb0s
Srpiember Is ,S
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Irnyk .NNLe az [nl,L- !.

IF"Nt O"fe ~ I0NH.
virtue OF a deed Of trust executed 10 me by ~
A. Edward Jones' late ortbjs COUNTY and now or a.
lately resided Nashville III the state Of
bearing date 18th August 1917 and dull, recorded in
We comfy count Of HocAienhuIg, shall proceed 10
se 10 Ibe highest bidder, tor ready money, JuhI
fa'rS's Store, oR IHsSd0g The i0L 6Ry Of rfO56r.
ncft, TRACT Of LAND tying in this count con.
Ahlhg 10y estimate s5l arfes. adjoining the lands u
Lonh Robertson. esta. SdGiHs Moore and william
stokes or so mich hereof iii he So fScien, 10 "a
tsiy debt due 10 Richard Jones therein expressed
osehei WIN AN The eApences attending The same.
subscriber as trustee vii only convey Ia the pu
en- such tit!c as Is vested in him. by s:;n trusi deed
DRUKl A. BACON Trustee.
mecklsnhurg courtv, serierrLrI J.Id,,
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AND TO DIVIDE THE TRACT SO AS TO SUR
PURCHASERS.
r tHe frdct Of faR6 contains THOUsANpAcUEs
&tes dJom eight or nine mites 0bOCe RXckfnrhoBi
td"tRcnse, OF Tie T0fers Of Sidke rfUer kgS good
dTeifiag h0Gse aHd OTHER O1t hoVSss, 6a1us Sc ami
an crcetfe"t dtpls OrchrGd; there is sufficient OMEN
tG"d 10 "0r@ eiskt or Ten hands to adUGafose ind
JrfSh corn 9Na Tobacco LaHd 10 snahe a c0ad CROP
o. tEeat the ensuing year Possession iriH w ciVcn
fh imf9 so as 10 sRdb!e Tie purchaser TO soar ULras
oNh mot SOFA Oef1re ne l9fh OcfOaer merit u sRfek
GRIP ~ " heat tc:H be SOLD affh tie IqUkW
RS ~, Dils kaiaai --1t
ENC fGRd. II The t1Ha be mt Sofd Gcj6re The NM
iRENrH or oGrOBRn NENr,n wW thea lie alfred AT
PUBLIC SALE, on that ddy, at The dWettag house QJ
ths ISte E6wUrd Jones' deceased, together rim tie
STOCK OF CATTLE about 6iHy three or fur yoke
ot oreH, se0en Horses the stock NJ Hogs aud Sleep
P!o'Ydtioa Utensils, Sc.i the H02SshOd furniture,
consisting Of beds, chairs, ta6Les, Sc me Crop Of
for", Fodder and sGriefy Of articles, cOnsistiRe
me trhOte personal estate Of crs:y dcSc";SiiO1 ~
credh NJ tHeiUe nIofhS Ot L0Rd ant sccnrfiy him
eioen - The SatigactiOH Of the Erfcutoys
Uthe Executors fnd H necessary for nc 1,Rrposes
81 erecntiAg tie ~iH IF Edmurd JontS deceased MN
ftH az ne same time, hire o ten or lbcfkrg paf
Die NEGRoLs TOR a term OF yea,s
September 5. =, :, 49,
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by tAs G0verNtJr ~ the Sf~fs ~ ~
FRDCLAMATiOt' "|H1 sFs'9a,

WHEREAS, hy an aif Of Tie g
the Stale Of North caro-. "ei"i hssembiy OF
Iy scr'f,d ~ t7ed TO cause the lands late.
'ts"u-tsy treaty from The Cheerokse In
:. -r.o,v 1 ,,I, - Offered for sale (:
~ ~S-rsofs John branch, Governor OF the Stale
800, OF Nonh Carolina, do hereby declare and MAKE
" 'n"t phblc safe ior the disposal aeTeeahy to
w" OF The said lands shall be heIa az Waynesviie IL,
lhe county OF Haywood on TIE 10th Of October next
usast ne hHpeTihiendanCe OF Commissioners appsint,
ed Tor that purpose. rr
Vhe elgtts paIl "i the purchase money will be re-.
lui'e1 81 The purchasers at the time of sale and
uuH and security Tor the payment OF the balance i'm
'he following instruments viz. one eighth a, lbr exn;
alton OF tweive months, one fourth The Of two
years one oufih al the end of three years aud the
remaining fourth al the cnd Of four Years
ne safe VIII continue two weeks and 10 longer
Oivrn under my hand, and the seal Of the State AT
r, Ic'eie6. on The Sth Say of August. A. u Is20
,,, ny h"e C00eT"oT- JOHN BRANCH.
WN- PLCMMER. ID. Secretary. an IA.
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,>..s.aW, FOR Lon.ton,

>>-l.-4.Ne n Ut L1UFHsVN,
-, To the address of Messrs. Jno.
'iiat & Co. with the liberty OF consignment, the
Fenarsabiy Ene ceppered aud Ship as
1REA, jouN WILLIAMS, commander stands A at
Lpyd's, aad has only performed two voyages. THIS
vessel was TO sail from London the sth July for
Warwick iwhere she will take in her cargo) aud may
be BOXED for in the river daily She is supposed to
carry from $40 10 $50 hhi. tobacco aud as one half
her cargo 10 already engaged she Will NEE; With dis
patch. For heigbt ofthc remainder, apply TO
JOHN & Wa. GiLLIAT.
Who will receive said ship, aud offer Tor sale
feS cases well selected CLOTHS and CASSINERRS
I'm Sore as casks very superior Old london ,Pari.
calsr Madeira aud Sercial WINE in hhds and quar-
casks. Aug. 20. 40 ~
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* For Lluerpo0i,

sa9Te For Liuerpooi,
-Sza4lS, The superior and FAST sailing Ship
To3Acco PLANT, Mephen BaIdmiA master, now
lying at City Point an" will he ready receive her
cargo tais week all , q bile dispatch will he given
aud the ship will positively clear The 18Th ociober For
freight or passage, (having elegant accommodate for
6to5 passen!rfsD apply to sIr. WILLIAM CUMMING
offeierabutg, or 10 tue subscribers.
Manciesttr, Sept. 90. II CRAY & PANNEY.
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.5iaNs For Loh,ion,
49, To the address of Messrs

-, To the address of Messrs John
G'lliai aud ca. with the liberty OF consignment the SUI
vessel jast been put in complete order aud win he
n Bermnda Hundreds III few days, part Of cargo
heHs already shipped owners account Is expected
she will have dspatcb.-FotfTeigh of 2DO hhds Tohar-
60, or the bulk thereof which will be taken very low
apply 10 JOHN x WILLIAM GILLiAT.
Drafts New York at short sights for sale a,
above. Sept. y. az u
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* The Winter Session of the subcrl-
ber's School win commence the irst day Of Nove
her next. tie can accommodate few boadeIs 10 his
fanny ~ p 20 session. WIN. S. REID.
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