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G hoc0late.

c. & /. p. Thompson
EEAVE received per ships Pioneer, Ia.
4 Il gle, and other arrivals from Liverpool,
general and well selected assortment OF
WOOlIen and Cotton Goods,
AMONG THEM ARE
Imperial Saxony cloths aud casslmefes
Fine and super6ne do do
Do do double milIed drab
Pelisse cloths
Plains and tearnoughts
Valencia and swansdown vestings
"a cashmere shawls with fancy chintz
borders
White, scarlet, red, black, green and
yellow fannes
Fine and superfne Swanskins
Booking and drapery baizes
Plain and figured black and coIoreo
boWbazetts
Blue and brown camblets
ga, ga, 1914, !l-4 and 1874 rose bian-
kets in trusses
8, 81 and point blanketug
Fine and superfine cambria prints, new
est style
9-8and 5 cam brio muslins
Patent thread, pins, buttons, etc. etc. etc
sept
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Just received, and for sale b.
A. G. Casen0re e. Co.

A. G. CG2e?1O1'e e 20,
13 bhds and bbls, muscovado sugar
be or casks Colmenar wine
100 half boxes window glass, all sizes
SO boxes do Isl y Cd quality
40 bbls. No. and 2 loaf sugar /,
So kegs Richmond tobacco. warranted
TO be of the very first quality
80 boxes chocolate
so bbls. gin, pipes Holland DO
5 pipes Cogpac brandy, AN proof
s bales burlaps, No. 0 and
cases elegant ribbons
case merino shawls
! do hooks &. eyes, plated s. black
9 do sattipetts, (blue mIxtures)
In store, a very large stock OF groceries
domestic and others goods, and as usual
great variety oil fine wines from the houses
OF Murdoch s. Co, Scot, & Co. Vascon-
cellos. nov 10
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( TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER No
s. Messersnith


OFFERS FOR SALE,
20 20 half sass chests Young Hyson
DO half chests
30 Eve, ten, & 60 catty boxes In.
4 boxes each 90 cam. oil Id ca
8 half chests.
s. s tss & ys s S,s s.n ssss' s"'po".
10 chests, half chests, and 10 eattybox-
es Tyson
10 half chests Soucbong
5 boxes superior Soucbong in half 10
papers-Teas of various importa-
tons, qualities and prices.
38 hhds. loo bbls prime Muscovado SUI
gars
boxes Havana white do
80 hbds N 0. Trinidsd, and Gauda-
lcupe molasses
80 bbds and 10 bbls Baltimore wbiskey
A lew bbls old 4th proof do.
III pipes 4lh proof Cognac brandy Seig-
-. nelte's brand
Old Jamaica run, 9Th proof Irish whis-
key, Holland gina
bdiI pipe, 20 w. edshs dho hdi' w.
casks Sicily wine
Is or. casks French Madeira do
or casks Lisbon do
so bags Rio and Havana coffee
bags Sumslra pepper
SO boxes window glass, 8 x 10 & 10 IL
SIS bundles sugar loaf paper and binders
and bandbox boards
As hampers, crates and hhds of Bristol,
Scotch and New Castle porter and
wine bottles
20 barrels Glauber salts
IS barrels rosin and pitch
Is casks prime Goshen cheese
Salad oil, Madeira citron IN Jars,
Demljohns, mustard, refined sugar
Cloverseed, etc. etc. nov so
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Wanted,

LIZ A vessel oil about 900 bbls. bur-
EIthen, 10 load on the Potomac for a
southern port Apply to
oct a8 SAM'L. MESSERSMlTH.
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Just Received,
Notice,

NOLlCe.
TINE creditors Of Thos. Shreye and 7.
Shreye & Co. are requested TO call
at braden. Morgan & Co.'S, counting
room, 10 receive their dividend as pr deed
of trust. 81 JOHN MORGAN,
l2lh mo i6-3t One OF the Trustees.
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upuu IrsklNs. master, on the above
msn,;oned route. now running as follows:
Leaves Washington at 4 O'Clock. ana a
laxan,lr;a al 8 o'clock on every Weohes'
DIV afternoon; arrive at Old Point COM
fnrt ana Norfolk the following afternoon;
leave Norfolk the next morning. a, p;.h
clOck. and arrive at City Point ADD h'cn'
laond on the evening OF the same cay
Returning, viii leave Richmond a.
O'clock on Sunday morning, touch'ns al
Civ Point. aud arrive at Norfolk Tue sduie
evening; leave Norfolk at 9 O'CLOCK on
Monday morning, touching at Old rom,
Comfort. and arrive at Alexandra anu
Washington The next morning, 10 time lo'
passengers. to proceed on TO Baltimore.
FARE. o..p.
From Washington or Alexandra 70 n ~
mouj, (meals included,) Do GA "a
From Washington or Alexandra TO Oia
Point or Norfolk. lido. d. DO %
From Washington 20 all interme ois p p;p
ces between Alexandra and ga oi ~
or Norfolk, where passengers ~
landed with coGyenieDce,
From Washington to Jamestown 20 w
From Washington to City folot, Do ~
fCT-T The above prices VIII 60,
during the wiater. commencing On oa'1' :
dan the 9Th INST at Richmond.
Ihis arrangement cannot tail OF giving
satisfaction to the public from lis cnesp
ness and expedition, as well as the gres.
certainty of getting through the route, no,
being subject to the risk always ai zen ant
on one boat waiting Tor, or depending up
on, the arrival of another btlopg,ng 10 we
same line, as in this line the Passengers
are conveyed Through in the same BOA a. =
To pe.sons having psFiiculaF regslu :.
their own safety and comfort, tals lite ha'
decided preference, as TOE passage ~
iSe Chesapeake Bay. the only place Q.
risk, is performed both ways N 'ils us5
tune, in a superior boat, par'icoiati 1o'
sttucIed for navigating said bay.
.aoy s5 N. WATTLES. Agent.
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Tea, Candles. DC.
= chests young hyson tea
- halt DO imperial do
25 boxes mould candles I Woodrutf's
braod)
6 bbds. bright retailing molasses
9 do prime Barbados sugar
bags pepper
! fierce copperas
boxes mustard
10 kegs race and ground ginger
s do Leiper's snuff, aud
rs reams wrapping paper
just received and for sale by ,r
CLAGETT & PAGE.
Opposite Hugh Smith g. Go, lower end OF
nov 97 King street.
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.A.41IO.N.lL 2UR.NPLhE.

! Al u meeting III Il nunlhrr oi cItIz"ns 0i
Washington county al he Court House pn
The din day al September, 1874. The
honorable Pel,i John-on WAS called 10 the
Chair, aud David Campbell appointed st
Cr@ars.
| Mr.. Charles {. johnson explained The
"hj'ct of ~. meeting and Offered the fol
loslus res hIlion which on the question
hclnG taseu upon them separately, nenc
unanimously adadsd.
ReS0irta, guh d committee of three
members be- appoint, a. Iirparra reprc
srnlallou to the rrealdsf ~ the cutlrd
States. requesting sutAt5. - thr li1Alrd
States i.uglnrrrs,,d The Gre Stage jioad
Irading from Washington CITY, Hr9' Sa
len, thrlslanaharg, E,ensham, Abuta don,
aud knoNtHIe To y. Orleans, Ia md. L.
ascertain the cYPedirney III cpnvrrtao jte
SAINT into u Great National TUpptEe -
And the lollon Ing Srntlrucn wcrrapputnt
ed the conultlnc 10 VII: Iclcr johnson,
David Cdmpbcil, and Challes 1. John
son.
Rcsolrcd, That a committee Of .5ht
mcnIher, be appointed 10 correspond with
the citizens ol the counties of Ibis and the
other States through which the conicn
plated Turnpike would probably pass, III
order to produce Il concerted application
and representation 10 the President Of the
United Statrs concerning the said road.
Nhercnpon tpt lu4QNing Eeu,lemen
wee appointed the said committee, Bcn-
lamLl Estlll. John II. Fulton, james White,
Ednar Campbell, francls Sm,lh, John
Preston, iunr Robert l.. Cummings, aad
Andrew Russell.
ordered, That copies Of the foregoing
resolutions he transmitted by the Sccrrta
~ of this meeting 10 the editors Of the
| Abingdon Gazette, Of the Knoxville Re
gaicr. of the Alabama Enquirer, of the
Nythe Gazette, of ,hr A,rginiau, of a
SAuntoonoHsPapers, aud of thc National
lntelll.scnccr, for publication.
The meeting then adjourned,
PETER JOHNSON, chairman.
Dawn tAMPbEII, SECRETARY
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| From The National Jorrnal
CONSISTENCY.

Me Crawford was a namios f dcralist in
'g8. golug The whole with The federal adj
uiHistraliou. Ia 1902, Il thorough going
lcdrrallst voting against thr embargo
voting il favor I'll the old tcderH Bunk ia.
sinst declaring War, &c. &c! lie is NOW
HE fiery democrat, who is To restore the
good old democratic rules IN al their sjsor,
aud put Down the federal party.
Mr., Crawford 9as IN favor al" exlirpat
ing" the Navy, oaliiGS il Il fungus Of iI4r
political body: Hci now, say the Editors
of. the National lnsclllpcncer, Ia favor of
the Navy
mir. trs" ford was set up, in 1910, a
roWedly =" ia break down The Virginia ,iy-
nasty ~ See the official manifesto oi his
friends, in 1870 He is now supported by
the same Virginia dynasty
Nj. Crawford, lr" years since, DE-
nounced al toi cIsnefs, whether their rmi
grafton, 10 'ise lbs own words. was the
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y ~ = NiN'.Ni tudtIlnat.
Attest, .Ajtu Goiiafjn, clclA.
FARTHER ARRANGEMENTS.

Al meeting of The general committee
d arrangements, ON Wednesday evening
last, 10 receive the rrPert Of tkc .,b con,,
m'Tter appointed at former meeting, the
following rrseialions were presented and
unanimously adopted
1st, Resolved, That the ciizcns Of this
corporation and lis vicinity, be requested,
and they are hereby requested, 4o form
thcmselres inlo soi,,aleer companies Tor
the reception of Gen. la i'ayeitc, AID that
sueh companies bc requested TO adopt an
tni"sa''ty Of dress aud equipments.
81. Resolved, That aulrss there should
lac an artillery company previously eom-
pissionrd for this battalion. ii.s Gr,, com
rany 80 organized be requested 10. act as
artillery, and sUth'other companies as may
be subsequently, organized, oct as iniantr,
or r'lemen, at their option.
Sd. Resolved, That such OF the citizens
IS petform on military instruments of ma,
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SIC. be requested, and thty ere hereby re-
ansslcd, Ia fnrm themselves ia,o a military
baud Tor The acrasinn.
an. Resal,td, That the chairman ofihe
general committee. BE- dlfrelrd, eu behalf 81
the committees, 10 address circular letief
tu lie commanding officer II zach of I'll,
regiments 10 tie coninirs of Camphcll.
Bedford, Franklin, Patrick, Henry, Pitt
syltania, HALIFAX. Charlotte, prluce I'D
ward buckingham, Aelhbu, Amherst, Rock
bridge, aud Boletput, Informing them oi
The invitation 10 General La Fayetie II
visit tbs place, aud the probability Of IL
arerptance, aud requesting them, with Their
COMMISSIONED aud stall officers, ~ uuifpt III
and The uniforia volunteer companies ut.
larhrd ~ ilieir respective regiments, IL
unite with IN ~ RECEIVING nnh proprf ua-
iiary hnnors, The Nations Gorsi," aud
further requesting them Ia inform this e9ln
nilfre, as ao9n as practicable, nhal mum.
her may be probably expected 10 attend
rom llleir respective regiments.
5ih. Resolved, That The officers nf the
lnr, IN uniform, aud the uniform volunteer
companies II tlr regiments throughout the
state, not specially deslbnated IN the above
rrsulniinn, be rrqn, slsd, and lhry are heIe-
b, requested, la aBilr with H. Ia hnnUfiug
tins distinguished end of our country.
FmthT rpsolntlpus WEIR, ou mutlun, II.
dnpird, directing Inc committee al drpu-
taiian 10 proceed tOtthieiM IL utlhcf the
in,ltailUn Ia General LA Fayrtte--and 10
invite the Governor III bugtuia IL meet
him IN Tins place after which the commit
.,tlttufu,I
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FOREIGN NEWS.

4 large portion Of our io.day's paper is
occupied 10y recent aud important f"relgn
ad,iecs. The Disturbances III Spun may
br the precursor ef new and 81 'ody ic.
'olulion, which may result IN The release.
mrrt from tnrald"m Of thai persrcntcd por-
inn oi Europe; and the l5te triumph 1T
the Greeks buds us look forward with con
6drnce ~ thrir linal emancipation.
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DICKSON TICKET.

Or. Robert B. Stark, Hoaolk.
Capt john Wynn, Petersburg.
Captain l.. II. PrIfam, Bnulddir.
Col. Erasmus kennou. AI,ctlrnbgg.
Col. Thomas DnctPnrt, Charlotte.
Lcuellin jones, Notlanay.
Mai.r NalItan krid, Bedford.
Col. George Han stol1 lirpry.
Chisw.il Dthuey. AMHERST.
Capt. George Faslon, GoochIand.
George Backncr, Caroline.
John VI. Gahrlt, Essrs.
Capt. Vim, Brntnn, Aceomac.
Gel Wm. Henderson, Northumberland
Jeremiah Sirother. Gulprpcr.
Thomas l.. Moore, Faaqli.r.
Joshua oShurnr, Loudo0n.
yudsr Robert White. Wmchrstrr.
DR.. Peachy Harrison. nocklns Guam.
William Laughorar, Bolctoarl.
Col. Waiter Crockell, Montgomery.
Judge Peter Johnston, Washington.
Col. Lemael L. D.nissan. HARRISON.
Col. Ralph Bef6sllhr, Hononsaln.
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PEOPLES IICEET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

For VICE PRESIDENT,
Some iried end alTrorfd Patriot
Col. Stephen Wight. Norfolk.
Or. ITrnry ". liolicnfan. Sofry.
Dr.. John ". Kne. Dinv iddir.
Edward Il. Chainbrfs. Lanenbufg.
Cul John Clarke, II lliftx.
Benlanin Hatcher. Manchester.
Col VIM. Il. Lyneh, ynehh,ds,
Col James CallaWay, franklin.
: I'm ". Martin, Nelson.
YIN. b Randolph nrnfico.
Philip Harrison, Fredericksburg.
Christopher TolnPhjus, Matthews.
Robert Lively, llamriou.
Hancock Ensiaer, Stalnrd
john Shacklefofd, Colrepper.
John y. Dn,aI, Fauqunrf.
JOHN Rose, J"eshufg
Hon. Hugh liolnes, Hiuehcstcr.
Col Jacob Tsumelrr, lltfdy.
Thomas J. Sinart. si,anlen.
pere u. Ntlhcred, Gtecublhof.
Peter Mayo, Abingdon.
Eoos 1homas, Mason.
john S. BARNES, Menonsalia.
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READ THIS.

We wish every citizen Of the United
States could read aud ponder well III. FOL
lowing Development III thr political chnlac
ter of Al iudiAldnal Who Is Offered as can
didale i,tr The ilst olhrc in the SIT of a
n,n ln,nnlr
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THE NlRGINIAN.
LYNCnBURG, OCTOBER l3.4saI
RICHARD II. T0LkR a loaa Is COLIN
Pabiisl,efs q t.se L.rs q as Onion.
fNIslla a. F10II1afH ~

l-T The semi-Neesl, Paper, IT -, and lie
Weekly Paper, ~ ) per ann"n. payable ~
n.ixaaea -->a subscription wiilse received Tor
p les. time than 81 iaunths AVID 40 paper viii
he discontinued 1bVt If the dstfciioH ol tie
Editors until ali arreATages are raid
AZ advertisements viii hr insefird ut 80
oenis per saaarr tnr less) Inc ir,t tims, aud
81 - c=nls for caeh continuance. llsase
IN distance mist be paid Ter previous io
t,t.fr ta.erIion. or the 1iny nout assumed by
s.,sar sstousilio I,sr.ou ~ l1uehhnrg
~ sa4Hcery Orders are inscifed iHr siN
doaals
II Alif.fiers addressed a. The Editors innsf
BE- .9sf ram, ar they vii moi bn attended IN
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CRQUTORD TICh'Er.


DR.. Cba,les,H. Graves, Sutr.
John Carg9, Ess'x.
Gen. Nm.ll Btodnay, GreenseiIIr.
aen. john Pmnall, PriGrr Edward.
D. James June.. Notlomay.
hal'r Charles ianeey, Buckingham.
Col. Joseph Martin, Henry.
Col iho'nas NJ Randolph, NDbrms,le.
Judge " m. B0ekrehrough, Richmond.
john I. i.nhaS, Fredericksburg.
Col. VIM. jones, Gloucester.
Hdhrrt Shields, ST., leIk.
tol Ellison CIrrir, IaAcasier.
Robert Taylor, Grangr.
lsaac Fosltr taa4ulsr
Danltl Morgan, Jrftr.on.
VIM. Armstrong, Mampshire.
hrehihald Rutherford, Rockingham.
john Bnwsel, RacAhrldsr.
Jamcs iiasc, Montgomery.
Andrew Russell, WasIlin ton.
Joseph IL Samarls, Wood.
Nm, Marleny, Randolph.
o. Ae ELECTION takes plaec On iii,
salne day thruus bant The commonwealth
VIZ on t!lf first Monday in No,cn,her.'
lthe first day Of Noacmhcr)
DIR. cRlHf3BD & M G.lIL3Tf1
We have bttt rc remarked thHt II fhpl,
we're no nIhrl osiectrn 10 Nr. GIan fond
election 10 the presidency than thc fact al
Mr.. Galatians briiis t3tk.d ~ lhr end al
lbs kite, NE siIonld for lhat reason opposr
lis election. W. do eut ceuliuc ournppo.
sition 10 THIS grplrean to the ci that lac
ID foreigner, although eachnoWledysns
great force We cauuot see how IN, Anne.
lI.Hil .s4tt 4
national Character as Ia overlook even thI.
circumstance pach less do We So, how
alf. 3ianio.d bim>llf has So far overcome
ms iiilberai sentiments - Ia this particular
las ifr Forgotten that - sustpiRay de-
noaneed al Foreigners Who bad tlilen te.
iuse under iais government from titc ap
presJioia ,d'lIrtr Own ? Docs ia grcollrcl
mat ihls drutntgiaiinu embraced not unl ,
those wbo-r cfimts had driven them IL
seek shelter tiom Punishment, bat those
too "hos. VfiHes bad sought un as, lam
from the oppression They provoked ~ TN,
breasts u their rulers Girlamfp lH, ran.
mol ha'" lorsntlen il. But his iuiefci now
prom. Is Tim 10 disregard t4i5 deliberate
ofihloh, deliberately oRntessel, aad n,
consents to rnn With Ne. Ial.fIia. in ordui
10 bay the %oi" of feun., wanna.
a SUI h'fr : hnscvrr, an objection 70 Mr.
ipferil'iln Watch n"sse'a titizen eau disregard
the dri inrau hi, opposition, 10 rlavs,.cf n,
lion OF , las charge Is n,i an IDLE one. r,uu.
Inc dra,enjeet'r', and eNasgcrat. d Il, p,e
inc me, so.n ui Il Is suffer, il solemn hi,io'ic,
- "''''' '"s hea ibis sn,cruurht MAS in II
Whele T,--scucely recovered from ,hc IA.
81 %. = a r'r"ldtion--and iast entering %
Packde Experiment., Albert G,didin "a
combiird himself v I'll, gang of drspeiat
lotte" IN The western part OF Pelney l.auii
than" solemniy pledged thcinsel, to oil
rIa'lrnct ihe enforcement Of Il Law enacted /.
Tue constituted authorities of the hnd
mas ii'aii III i" preside over the de,liaits q
this nail"a2 HIllhe reople consent +
elr' him 10 his high and in1i ortaat St.
ton r 1Ar5 .apstDot--thel eaH4ot--Mt
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that ifa writ of Habeas Corfu. ,s..
be svaded in this manner, the lib.rtv y
the people was endangered, ard XIV
dividual might, in this way, be ssc ss'
ed Or spirited away for The wo,., ~ J.
purposes
At this stage of the proceedings i, ~.
suggested that if the case was dsterr.d" - ~
til the next day some adjustment m; sI'
take place between the parties. The c saI
was accordingly deferred, and on the I iai
lowing morning the parties cam. ;U u'
Court with mutual agreement, the wy
port OF which was, that in May mex, I ".
child should be delivered to its la,h. we
and remain with him six montbs-N,.i !,
should then be returned to its grand.n,
rents, and afterwards reside with both n w.
ties alternately year until she was s q,
years of age, provided the party having ,
right to the Child shall be desirous to ay,I
himself OF that right and shall request i,
delivery to himself or bis proper agent -
The Court ordered this agreement toh,
carried into effect, and the writ OF Habs~
Corpus TO be continued. .7merican,
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RuRLlsHEp
GEN. LAFAYETTE.

The Tirginia Herald of Saturday gives
m eloquent and highly interesting account
of the reception aud entsrtsi nment OF the
Nations Guest in that ancient seat OF
Virginia Hospitality. We regret, ex-
eeediogly, that we have not room for the
whole of il al once. We copy, to-day. the
regular toas;s drunk at the public dinner.
snd, also, the ceremonies at the Lodge
Room.
The Mister address is particularly
6ne, as. indeed. Is tbe Generals reply
We invite perusal. and confidently ~ dict
chat the reader viii think himself amply
rewarded for his labor.
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ST DOMINGO.

The London Times OF the 9th of Octo.
Der, m aIuding to the report that a French
feet was preparing TO sail against S.. Do
mingo, says that no stronger evidence that
the report is untrue is wanted, than to
state, that vessels are now loading at Ha-
yre, for ST. Domingo, treigh,ed 10 part
wi b military ores and equipments, Tor
Bower The Times adds, hat shortly be-
tore the death OF Louis XVIII, whose ill.,
ness and The unsettled state OF the French
Cabinet were probably the Chief causes OF
the suspension OF the negoclation, very
spirited remoDstrancp on the subject was
presented to the Government by the mer-
chants of Havre, but which. through the
interference of the censorship, did not
find it's way into the journals In this they
exposed With equal force the utter Impos-
s,bility ORE oonqnering an island. 10 the
attempt at which the flower of Bonaparte's
army had persisted, and the advantages
that would result 10 the French Govern
ment from an amicable arrangement with
its present rulers. These representations
will now be renewed. and have too much
reason 10 them not to produce 40 effect, in
the altered situation of the French Govern.
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For Sale.

VERY valuable LOT of GROONIf
n containing ten and bali acres, az. az
Joining the property Of Mrs. Mary p ,,h Of
and about three .fourths of mile n olI =
Alexandria. Tbs lot is well enclose', Co..
embraces q valuable garden, cho'ce nd
Good s.wT meadow. On it, is also good COW ?. !.
mod;ous stable, and well OF toe pes, v" q,
,au AnnIv 70 Mr., JAnEs SANDEEEs0oMs' "
70 App'' YIN. l.. HODGSoN'
nov "a
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THE COLIJMRIJS.

This mammoth raft of timber called the
Columbus, has nearly reached its port of
destination. We are informed iba, he
tipbes OF NJ bich it is composed, will sell in
London for ioo,oooi. sterling ; the cost a.
bout 5o.ooois
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only Of tin; moreover that Il ives mere
~ proof and intended for America -
The affair was postponed week for
further hearing.
Perhaps after all it becomes by the
law of France necessary for every en-
graver to pay a tax and take out . IL
ceDse, lfor thus we interpret that tor
midable long word aushoriza'ion,) be-
fore he 10 suffered to exercise his art.
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