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aniIi2e the hearts Of those who Ce,l an interest
III the glory orthcir country, aud in the cstab-
lshmcnt 0f the laws that are to secure its fii-
turc prosperity, and AT the same time imposes
silence on the enemies Of the fundamental law,
who can be no other than those of your royai
person and throne.
Tie representatives of the nation separate
IRON your majesty, with the sweet gratifca-
non that no means have been omitted on their
part to make the result OF their labours cor
respond with the expectations of their constit-
uents, and the wishes Of your majesty as ex-
pressed from the throne at the opening ofthc
session Confident that your maestys gov
trnmeut will continue to give uneuuivocal
proofs OF energy and zeal in the exact observ-
ance and preservation of the Constitutional
system, and the execution of the laws lately
passed by the Cortes, the National Deputies
already enjoyed the flatteriny prospect of the
beneficial effects which their execution will
produce, and when again assembled at YOUR
maJesty's cal, they will hasten to take into
consideration the subject youmay by virtue of
your Constitutional prcrogative lay before
Them, until the termination of their powers,
when they will return TO their homes, where
they will alwaysbe models of love and respect
To your august person and family, as they
have been of firmncss and constancy in sup
porting the liberties of the nation and the
rights oil your ma jesty's throne.
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FATAL REXCOnNTER

CHARLoTTEsyfLIE, August IA dreadful
rencounter took place on Saturday last, near
Scottsville, in this county, between Mr.. Ro-
bert Lewis and Mr. Novel;, innkeeper at
ScOttsylle, which eventuated in the death Of
the last mentioned From the best inforrna-
ton VIC have, it appears that late in the even
ing of the above day Lewis came to the house
OF Mr.. Novel;, where soon arose a quarrel a.
bout some trivial matter, which was followed
by blows, from both parties However be-
fore either had received any serious injury
they were separated and Novel; carried into
the house and the front-door fastened He
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UNITED STATES.
INDIANA AND ILLINOIS.

Cen. John Upton, of Indiana, and Samuel
NGllntock, Esq. of Illinois, Commissioners
for defining the line between the two states.
arrived in town last week, having completed
their iaborious, disagrecablc, and toisome bust
ness. The following is a brief sketch of their
progress, politely furnished us by the commits
sIOners:
Left Vincennes on the goth Nav. with =
due n. line, which last leaves the N. w
shore of the Wabash, 4G miles from Vincen
nes ; from which point commenced the line di-
vidinS the states Of Indiana and Illinois. The
country is mostly well timbered, and soil good
for the distance of 10 miles After CROSSING
the Vermillion few miles, intersectcd C,GnS
Prairie, the first % miles of which il good
dry soil, afterwards ii becomes either broken
0nd poor, or low aud marshy. Two bran
clies OF tue kaHtnkce river pass through the
Grand Protrie. At 1913 miles from where we
lett the Wabash, VIC came to the main Knnk1-
Rse, 9 chains wide, and nayigable for crafts of
considerable burthen. North of this stream
w. chain OF almost impossible ponds, which
lie nearly parallel with the river for the distance
Of 90 or co miles, and from to5 miles wide.
From those ponds TO LIKE .Hichignn, the die
lance OF SO miles, the country is most generally
poor sandy ridges, covered with scribby oak
timber aud wh0rtlebery bushes, or low mar
shy Prairies. Arrived at the Lake on the Cd
ot1uly, o05 miles from Vincennes, and $50
miles from where we last left the Wabash
Tie ~. w. corner fthc state Of Indiana
y miles, 81 chains, aud IL links i'm Lake
Michigan. The liuc intersected the Lake II
miles, chains, and Sc links w. and G miles
10 chaines and &C links N. Of the Southern
eSIf %uity' Indiana Sentinel.
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INDIAN MITRnER

ARKANSAS, July 14.--By boat which mr..
rived here last week, from the Union Mission
airy station, we learn that war party Of Che.
rokecs, commanded ky WAITER WEggrn.
lone Of the Chiefs Of that nation,) lately made
az incurSion into the Usage country, and muir.
dered a Frenchnan by the name Of j srpH
REyOIs, at a small settlement on Grand river.
about fifteen miles above the Missionary estab,
Ishmcat. 81 is reported that several other
white peiscns were murdered but the above
is the ou.y cHc which has been asccrtsioeS.
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THE GALE.

New YORK, August 4.-On Saturday, Sun
day and Monday, we had an almost continual
succession ofinG showers of rain. The earth
wanted this refreshmcnt, and our gratitude
to the great Ruler of the Universe for this
and other blessings, ought to be unccasing.
The wind from East, and rain, increased
yesterday afternoon, and by sunset was a
hurricane. We fear much damage has been
done to our shipping in the East River, at the
Quarantine and in the Bay. Our boat went
down at O'clocl. yesterday afternoon, to
board inwaFG-bound vessels. We hope she
has made a harbor.
The ship Angelica, from Martinique, with
sick crew, was at anchor in the Bay all day
yesterday. The sloop Musidora, from ST.
Thomas, and several schooners, were also in
the Bay, bound in and a ship was seen COM
ing in from sea.
Such was the power of the wind upon the
water, that last evening at o'clock, the time
Of tOio water, many of our docks were mum
dated, and many vessels were on their beam
ends, with their nlasts across the piers. Most
of the storehouses on the East side of the
town, adjacent TO the River, had their cellars
filed with water.
N5out O'Clock, the fury of the hurricane
subsidized, and the wind shifted to the North
ward and Westward, bat continued to blow
with considerable violence, and the water
again receded, almost as suddenly as it rose.
We have heard of numerous accidents. |
such as ehimneys blown down, vessels drifted |
ifoln their anchorages, and injured at the |
docks, cellars oyerHown, &c. but as it would |
be Impossible TO collect any thing like a par
tlcular account, we shall defer it till our next
publication Gazette.
In our last, we merely noticed in general
terms, the probable effects ofahurricane, which,
IN about two hours on Monday evening, did
more damage in this city and vicinity, than
was ever before Witnessed.
Although il IS impossible, in day, TO obtain
! knowledge Of the extent of damage, n pref
y good idea may he formed from the disasters
lere recorded.
II would he useless to attempt to designate
ach house which has received more or less
amage, by being broken, chimneys blown ;
own, roofs wholly and partially stripped off.
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Friday, August 81, 1891.
Mr.. Williams, of Columbia, appeared and
took his seat this morning.
The President announced the Committee
of thirteen, as directed by the resolution OF
MIR. King, adopted yesterday. They are as
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ny the Governor Of the CONFERENCE.-THE o5 Tire;n;1
A PROCLAMATION.

w nEhEAS II has been Represented to the Executive ~
Tue coroner OF Halifax county, that an nauest raj
AZ @ on inc 9Th day of October last, manner ash, law
upon the dead body ofa Joel Fra lar,
e 'id county of Halifax il found the ry s-
@ aa .oe ffayzier came 10 his death ny blows given ON
nu ABOUT the head and temple Of the Joel Frnyzer M
ayer!ain William II. Carr, ioni Of the town OF MsoG
e ~ .ne std county anG that he Ia, Carr has 1ed
ousn prompt measures have been taken dor his a.
pehehsion they have tailed and he is still rpr n, Jore
nave therefore thought fit, with the asire of line C,oJ
OF state, hereby TO offer one hnn,IreJ M, s,,
uoNars 10 any person persons Who shall apprebeG ami
CONVEY 10 the county OF lIaiinA aforesaid and deliver
HNus o. Justice OF the peace thereof said ill,,,
Y: Earr And do moreover require all officers ri, 49,.
ni,a., ana eNhort tie good reope OF the cororw,i,y
20 use ,eir best exerons Ia apprehend cnusc 10 he
pIehenuea The said William r. Carr that may be titt
owen nn'icr my hand Governor under the zeal ~
fe,, NE commonwealth, at Richmond, ,hs 5th DIV Of
tSea-l November, 1921. ~ "
.,. TIL: NJ. RANDOLPH
II William r. Carr is about 80 81 wears OF asc : t,.
~ or ~ inches high Inclined to corpucncy black hair la
; i,iapy iui Jared, having the appearance a.
beng b.oaied has large blue eyes, and some in
penhent IN W. speech; is fond OF, much addicted .
dr'" ana gaming his name, Hn Carr marked pno,
MS ris arm with red iiele ink He rode aw nv snp
grey mare almost white and is supposed have GONG 10 th
western country. s,,,a', W "'N
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FALL OF CGRruAcrNA

CHARLESTON, Oct.27.--By the British brig Nep-
mue, Capt. King, arrived this port YESTERDAY in 30
'Iays from Jamaica, we have received papers from
nence TO the ID inst inclusive. We copy the follow
ing Important Intelligence from the Kingston Cou-
rant ofthe I'd October -
BY the schr John, we have received accounts of
the city OF Carthagena having capuated on the 25f
UT 10 the independents. On the 26tll, Col Mipuel
nlart'nez, Aid-de-camp TO Gen. Monta, arrived er-
fyess at Sdyanilla, from Torbaco with the above in
isIlgence, and with order for all vessels in Saya
nha to discharge their careoes and proceed TO Chr
ihasena to take the Governor (Cien Torres) and the
garrison OF that fortress 10 Cuba The sclr Bristol
tfall, and sIoop Greyhound Henderson, were bot6
fhen possession of in consequences aud an officer
WIG lteen soldiers put board each with directions
90 call of Santa Martha When of that port thew
iel IN with bis Majesiy brig Nautilus, Capt Chap.
man, who seat c soldiers on shore and ordered the
vessels TO return to Savanilla and take in ter car
goes which were ready, after which, they we're TO
sapior tbis port On their going back to Savanilla
they were seized and sent away under protection OF
Two gun boats, for Bocca Chica from whence it was
cSeted they would take the Spanish troops on board
ana nepart immediately for ST. Jago de Cuba
nc schr. Pertshfe Ferres was reandinq her
cargo at Sayanila, and ~onld be obliged TO 20 10
Caruagena, 10 take in troops for Cuba
" we learn that Gen. Moniilla previous TO the
SeaPtuauon Of Carthagena, had homgrrded that CITY,
rom The Popa, and had occasioned much injury 10 H
rom the hre Of SIX long guns aud two norlars"
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n!lssNxk (Herk nrninsI Gonric,.GiIe - !

'itE citizens of Richmond throughout tle STATE M,
hereby cautioned TO he their guard nj purchas,y
spurious bilious Pills, purportne be my Paeni a -
Ionden Bilious FdS"To prevent all possille mistakes
do most earnestly request every purchaser to examine, III
envelope which accompanies each box if il genuine t
hill is headed side with these words Uu,J;-sj a.,
;lca mud Direfo"S for administering the Ne1r Londo, Bs
IWS, @c &c-And nj The bottom the other side I;,.
signed name with pen aud LyncL NIX vitIot III,
checks they cannot he genuine The certificate Of c,,y
rtg Is also inserted upon the first side That the u,r
may not be deceived, have appointed Mcssrs D,ygi -
Mek doa Druggists IN the city Of Richmond Agents Win
Will be supplied with the above pills direct from my ftor
from whom they may rely having them genr,incTbes
pills well known for ihc past twenty wears In The %
aud prevention Of MGiigdt " B7ois Ferers Dyeprris.
DyPpsic, Dopsi,s, and billions affections gareraliv liza,
unnecessary 10 describe their i'll nn, ren
purchasers he careful that the enyelope k cne
with pea aud ins, TO initiate which is forgery. -
SAMUEL II. p. LEE
Sole palcDtee and preparer.
New London, Ct, Oct. 1921. PPM"
II fresh supply Of above pills lust received and
for sale wholesale and retail, The store Of "'"
DUVAL X McKII DOE
6Z--Wtw street. Richnun,
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DIEDlAt the Big Lick in the county nj Botletourt on
the 22d of October ARTHUR HOBERTSON, native Of
Scotland, aged aeut he had been hastily
called 10 that place from his residence BEDFORD witness
the last moments Of hi. Dr. Robert Robertson who
"a expiring OF malignant cvcr the Lick.
Worn down by fiiuc anxiety and distress his feeble frame
could not withstand the shock in few days he sunk into
the arms o death, and his request placed he
eide she Of his beloved Jr Robertson eierated
Virginia IN early youth and during residence Of afa
fury has uniformly sustained character without reproach.
Ills temper and disposition the mild and anabe,
and his bcns rur nll times modest retiring. ~
ie sud % dm with truth, what m stated of few per-
sons a this He that il Is believed b. scd and died without
eyrT hiviHr lff m spnai crrs< tCemf7e ii,atrfN
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DISTLNcTrONS

LIST. Had General Jackson the ouitoriiy?
Cd. Was it necessary and proper for him to
hare exercised IL
These are questions essentially distinct2thc
authority itself, and the quo mOdO in which it
is excrtcd.
As to the power itself, there is variety Of
opinions, among his advocates, as well as a.
mong his opponents.
CaNdra Some Of the advocates hold, that
he nerer was a commissioner.-O Others, that
he was once, but his functions had altogether
ceased, and that he was to bc considered no
more than airy other private individual.
Some OF his opponents again hold, that he
was commissioner even at the time of his
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SELECT SEMINARY.

VIE Subscriber, Principal OF the Ircmo Seminar
eonlenplatcs opening classical school in Ricbmon,,
on on ,ne oil January. His course will embrace ill.,.
nfeys, Latin and English Languages, Mathematics Hist
~ s oloiy, topography and Arithmetic Having recef
na he advantage OF several years experience M
hopes that unreiniiting excrtions will ene him IN n,;
confidence To facilitate the attainment OF ais oI;sl, -
s ss ue KERN TO limit the number his pupils twer
with considerable advantage to the students As b,i u
probably, be in Richmond before the middle OF Decrmbe
senemeh wishing TO engage places in the Seminary M,
eierreu 70 Richard Anderson, Esq. President OF the e. s
plhk VINO WIZ make known my terms and give ever
ns.cessary hormaiion-Fiye young gentlemen viii h. m,
oSred s DoardeTs in my family, if application be ,,dc s
December. N.Y. pt,n ~, g 4.
Brcmo, November c.. 70 o., NJ
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Phiie6eTAi0, 1ios,, mJtT /, 1871
NOTICE

IL persons indebted TO the estate of BENJAMIN WA9
"a MR. deceased, late of this city, Bookseller or hool
&c purchased al ms store in Richmond Va are desired +,
make payment 10 Robert I. Smith Phip pnutirrtv -
The store IN Richmond, TO John 7. Drake who, will mai
COLLECTIONS in the country for the 10 none other
JOSEPH WARNER, Acting Executor
The business continued al the old stand ANT. nh lol
and Stationary sold at The reduced prices fr cash az
city acceptances. 52at -"
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VRG WTU1'F

(ysr dior 10 I'm & Dayif Kgts, Rfartsf BriIceJ
IAS just received by the Budget from New YORK. ore
~ the elegant LEGJ!ORNS ever offered ia
The RclmOnd market from iiirtv dollars pcs Poruet
dressed Also, 10 cases superior quality S1e Bonf
up % dollars cdcietraw trinningfgurcd hp Aatai
ribbons. pids docapes, caps and coarc- ladies f.sr
curl~ and hair bndssiik and velvet -Ourks r.
sence Of Tyre for changing light red grcy hair per
Hanent black or brownRoW lands doRov lnnds Macasesr
oilAnrc oils and pomatumspear Of white and ronec.
for heauifyng the skindOue distilcd Lavender
lognc waierh0ney and rose watcramond. palm. rinur
and lavender sonp ior beautying I1eyeuf-
ing the skin from cLoppingNapes and Windsor shaving
soaps Alpine do.
II Al kinds of MNNTUA-NAK1NG executed in y
most neat and fashionable AID the shortest uo
- LeghTn and straw bnnnes whiened and dressed.
October d. 49--wso
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SOUTH AMERICA.

The commissioners, Rapenga, Echiavera,
and leu from the Colombian republic, have
not accomplished a recognitioa of indepen-
Ience, as had been promised by Morlo when
me truce was agreed upon last year-the two
former commissioners will return TO Venezu-
"a ;A'robably Mr.. Yea may remain in Europe.
.4Uora
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RUNAWAY in IAII.

as committed to the jail Of Dinwiddie county on the
" Isl Of July last, a runansy a negro man h. he
ne o. DANIEL who says that he Is the property of liam
lreton brown OF ash county, ia the stale OF rcnuesee M
ofa yeowisb complexion about q TO % wears old fe7 ~
ne high has two Of his upper fore teeth out and ..
Ynesna bow legged lie states that be was prced nv
me sad Brown ofMr. John eramcr Of the Town Of
80 a co;hng is q home spun and very much worn~
M el = requested TO come forward prove lis property
nv ', ana take him avayotherwsc he Willie deal,
z =, t S.S It~ Directs gAMfs SCOTT, Tailor
'"'r'P"efH JlAwt-w
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EIlres 6 EieIMs y 40
TO be had. warranted nndrawn. at
co III q Ms

IIUttCTy dIU TsAcHanst UIcP, III Market
street, Baltimore.
Where capital prizes been ol,n;ns,, ,an 81,
other Office in America-and wsre cash will he ai,ar,
Tor prizes in the GRIND State Lottery the nonent the, arr
~ ORDERS for tickets shares enclosing the e,sI,
prize tickets, win the rront attention a. ~ ~
personal application, addressed TO " " W
j. /. COHEN, Jr.
SecTefnTy ia the Mnnry,rs. E,oit;,,o..
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IRELAND

The following are extracts from letter da-
fed DUBLIN, August 9th, received by a gen.
iieman IN Baltimore. 1t is written by a per
son attached to the government =
This kingdom is nearly insane in consc-
quenee of the Kings visit. Isaw his entry
INTO The city, and in order to give you the
best idea OF it, refer you to Plutarch's des-
crlption of the triumphal entry of the Empe-
rors. 1t can be compared to these alone.
While the King is almost deifed here,
they are tearing him to pieces in London
Among various attacks, personal and other
wise, they have advertised him as am elderly
lat gentleman, stolen, or stfayed among a
pack Of sdrages" In short, there is AN angry
bad feeling subsisting against him in London,
which has been heightened by this visit and /
believe more inefficient person was never
left to take care of affairs than My Lord Ii
verpool.
" Marquis Londonderry (Castereagh that
WWas) is here, but so unpopular, that the other
Gay at the review, he was surrounded by
guards, though the King has had nothing in
the shape of a soldier near since his arrival
Bat. Fed Gaz
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A London paper says, "the three Deputies
who have been elected at Madeira, under the
new constitution, had sailed for Lisbon. and
carried with them the circumstances of the
people against the enormous duties imposed
by the United States on Madeira wines" II
was supposed that countervailng duty would
ne iaId ON certain articles, the produce of the
United States. 'N
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WAS committed 10 the jail Of NOriO county On the III
w of August last, IS ruhaway. negro of We
lowish complexion aged about 30 years, has lost The sig
" his right feet 10 inches in height scar on hi,
right check and across his We says that his
REUBEN JONES, That he Is flee man. aud bc0prs ~
Randolph in Tits state: that be came to Norfolk in
1914 in the sorsice of Colonel Isac Booth Of Haudol
county be ha the mentioned have been
acquired since he has been in this coupyfis owner
there oue required 90 prove ptopcftyor he ~ bc dealt
with rs the law directs. WIN. BARNARD,
Tailor Of Norfolk County
IIrfsnnllf-i. NnNN.Il.rrC. hl.-u.I1a
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The Sd point was declared as settled l,y the
language OF the act of Assembly; see Rev.
Code, p. II. Virginia was anxious Ia keep ne,
executive and Judicial officers freefrom. and I'M
connected with this gigantic and powerful fcslc
| raj government. To effect this end, the ocl
referred to was passed in 1876, and had contin-
ued nearly whatit now isl on the statute book
Tor the last quarter Ola century. Ii, however,
me Congress OF the U. 5. may mt by appoint
ment IN the constitutional mode but by law.
convert your state magistrates into ". S. Off
GERS either judicial or ministerial, the statute
becomes a dead letter; nay worse, Cor by IFS
continuance IT becomes temptation To Con
gress to evade its provisions by taking, as they
virtually have done in this law, the power of
appointment into their own hands and we
may i've to see the day when the Judges of orr
general court may he called upon TO perform
ministerial, and our state executive TO perform
judicial duties.
Ii this act of Assembly has any effect, it
prevents state officer from acting i'm either a
Judlcia! or ministerial capacity under the au-
lhority OF the government of the u. S. and
therefore, whatever the rule NAV be in Mary
lani or South Carolina, it is different here, &C.
In the course of the argument it was stated
oy one OF the counsel (Scott) that he'had been
informed the 1st question had been decided i'm
New Hampshire in the same manner Judges
Bland s. Hanson had decided II in NI,rvi,s'd
The Judge took time, until Monday to examine the
question.
YESTERDAY, the Judge determined to adjourn the
case to the General Court it being OF novelty and
Importance -nd in the mean time admits the son.
men Ia bail.
there are few questions in the whole range Of The
judiciary department, which are important as the
one now before us.-The General Court meet ON the
io'h INST and we shall he report their decision
upon it to the public.
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Sale unncr DECD of YTUeI

pursuance Of deed of trust executed by Louis IT, GU
a rardnfo the subscriber hearing date the 10Th day sr
IL 10 and duly admitted TO record in county court f,
o Augusta for the purpose of securing the yment of he
several sums Of money therein mentioned Philip IngIur
WIN be Offered for sale ON SafdnEhs 8 day ofccert
arf before the donr of Mrs Chambers tvcrl in Tho to
Of Stannio to the highest bidder for ready money So mue
OF me tract OF land IN the said deed mentioned cswafci Ia
or less as will he suhcen to raise the fifteen hut
dTed dollars with interest from The 2Gth Sept 1891 till no
said 9Th Nov and the n saeThis land is situated n
bout four miles from the said town. the leadir
from thence through Ahdlohrook Lexington of gund
quality and considerable quantity rieared-TEe buildnrs
axe two story Brick House neatly finished good Ratn
ana Other necessary buildings suc title only win
LOT so Hurh OF the d land he sod is usual H.
suob cases and in the mean tune person wishing pu.-
chase and DESTROYS to the land. viii he shown by
SAMUEL. CLARKE, Trustee.
Saunion Nov 9Th. 1921. s3-.tls
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Committed 10 the jail Of Charlotte CountiL
On the 26th June last runaway, y negro man wIg
~ calls himself ISIIAM, who saws he belongs fas6
Vincent 81 Tennessee lie Is DARK, made mon feet
inches high q OF % Of The Of said
eros desired to prove his property or he win he disposed
Of rs the law directs. WIN. SMITH. Tailor.
September %. 4i-wf1Ws
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BURR MTLL-STONE MANUJFACTORY

~ IT u y N Ut fhN VINI
VIE subscriber, White Davidson arr
Davidson Snol, Of Richmond. especially hers leave
10 inform the public that he 10 Manufacture
order, and has hand Handsome assortment ofrea
made, neatly finished, and WARRANTED French Bur
Stones which he Will dispose of prires saablc
times. Orders win bc thankfully rcrtiyed and rrons
executed Cofnry produce a. market prices, ncCni.
notes satisfactorily endorsed viii be taken in I2 5fhi
JANfEB SSfIL, i9.S sffsf', Jft.tn, =
rnft~f1rr - n ~rif