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YEsrERDAY-JNr. Patterson of A. obtaine
leave 10 bring in bill TO amend the ac, incorpo
rating Company 10 open turnpike from Siaunto
To James River.
On motion of Mr.. .Hn,iss the House resolved 1,
proceed Jointly with the Senate on Saturday mex
10 the election of a Governor
on motion OF Mr.. .harteney the Governor wa,
requestedto lay before the House the Journal of Tia
proceedings OF the Executive for the last year.
.fr. Mason, OF Southampton, presented me
mortal from the Judges OF the Court of ppeas OF
the subject OF 4 Library for that court lie also
Offered resolution which was agreed to, making
enquiries OF the Executive to the sales OF Hen
ing Statutes a, large, aud into the condition OF
Gimore's & Randoph's Reports.
.ur Ship reported bill concerning the Bank Of
the Valley.
M. Crunip of Cumberland. offered the follow.
ing resolution:
ReSoiued, That a Committee be appointed 70,
the purpose OF examining whether any abuses are
practsed at The Tobacco Warehouses in the Cit,
Oh hichmohd, contrary To The laws of the State and
injurious 10 the planterssnd if any, what renlede-
are necessary 10 prevent their coniinuance-witt
power 10 call Tor persons and papers, and repor,
their proceedings by bill or otherwise.
Mr. Z. had no personal knowledge on the sub
Jeci, but there were complaints among the people,
TO which II was his duty to attend The hi h price
oil TOBACCO rendered i, necessary only that these
abuses should be enquired into, bat that The law
should be amended in several respects
JHr. May moved 10 strike out " the. City o,
Hichmond," and insert - this common ,veaitn. -
so a. TO make the enquiry general one aud also
10 strike out " injurious the tobacco planters
50 as TO leaveit. to read - in violation OF law"
.Nr CTump accepted the first amendment bu,
objected to the secood. He spoke of the losses the
planters sustained otter the tobacco was stript and
before 1t was weighed and of the proprety .of SO
amending the law as to require each Hind to be
weighed before strip, and holding the Inspector:
responsible Tor any loss that may occur
! .Hr. .EaYs second amendment was yeiecteg
anc the resolution agreed to, and a committee ap-
| pointed.
.Nr. .horriss, OF g. obtained leave to bring il
bill concerning contempls of courts
| On motion of Mr.. .iIorriss, of w. so much q
the Governors Message relates 10 the power o
RENTING part OF The sentence of convict, IN ia,
Penlteniiary, was referred 10 the committee fo
courts OF ].
The Speaker laid Qeiore the House letter FROM
the governor, announcing the vacancy in the ofic,
oil brisd Geni. 10 the 9th Brigade, by tie death o
Genl. Foreman.
.nr. boniss, of w. Obtained leave to bring il
a bill 10 amend The act Incorporating the town O
Parkersburg.
Suhdry petitions were presented which will b.
noticed on Saturday.
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Blythe Goss,gr 3; e q &c csm".a.,..llA eaglri4.


IA HEhEAS II appears the ENecutiv. nv IA. i,.-.,
jury hcid ny the coroner for the county OF Sis,rl
'"' on me 18th dsy of Aisy last mo-, atrnrou nm E 49,
80 "'''eu on 'hr body OF certain William Ellison f the
m co'y, by some person per,on, unknown ,vi ,ber,
o "edaie'y Red and are still going nj large: L,yc
eie .h'ugh, proper tie advice OF the council ,r
e 10 "her reward of three hundred dollars to anv no
" psnh' VINO will apPrenend aud he bo,ct, 10 n,
preparation or perpetrators of the .resai ntror,ou.
<tnu q" moreover require all officers, civil nd nit,
" eAnott he good people O The Commonwealth 10 uc bcr
ueVo" TO arprenend the aforesaid fugitive or fugtiy.,
u lu'use' nd c"ase MN o. them he e"uveyed l., The
uy OF Stafford aioresaid that he they aybe dealt with
=, uen under my hand Governor and under the seal rs
" uir sohmOnw eallh Richmond, t G,I Ian ~ d.,
Dsc 900 JAMES PLEASANTS.
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MI THE CAPITALS P.aTD. -
CoiiEN's OFF L, No. III. Mnee,-sireet.

vnrr,L, ~, Batnor,, Nny. 80.
AZ hau '',e piea'uTe this morning pf wing a uni a,
~ r. e,eh'ai'on, the capital of TEN THnJSAND nor ,
Ian drawn Sp The OH Instant, and SAT Iqf,r
va "u ny N"'Soie This owned IN Providence
ie ''ia'u a'h completes The paym-et Of t, e,.,, ca,
since The drawing took place ' " ei'P'ed
The drawing Of the next Grand sat. 7 ..,. - =,
wa, aaks Piaee 70 he city Of Baltimore lie 5 oi feir
siy heShr whole IN nedly. The oariial il.a. S.io
600 5000 10000 10000 5000, Sc &c ft he ,,bo. -
T T u inc ASH may b. had r they .dr,w.
TWELVE on the 18th lie -enaf,. - i '"'e 20
Orders meet prompt at nron addressed, u,
Dec 8. '-'''' "a'''i'o'e'
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Richmond, Nor. 2sti. 1926.

Richmond, Nor. 29ti. 1925
DEAR SIR Your letter of the 26lh was pre-
sented to me yesterday evening by Your son. Not
mlnglinS In the party politics, or eveu questions
oil the d'y, and eniireiy free from political or per-
sond aiiraosiies, it - with real conce,n perceive
myself DroIght inlo view as having furnished mate
rial, Tor an attack on any gentlemen whatever es-
pecitiiy on one with whom have long been M La
bits OF friendly intercourse. ~
10 your enquiry | answer without hesitation.
liiat never received any authority from m, ~
piblish the speech you are stated 10 have made h;
'ie debate which took place in the House of r. e.
presenlaiIves, On the answer to the address of
t[eneTal W ashlngton TO Congress, in Dee 1896
nor did ever have any conversation with Won rcs
pecIlng 1t. The speech was extracted from one nj
Tue papers oil The day, which prolessed TO give the
deJaies OF ConS ess, and supposed 10 be as cor
rec as debates are, which are not prepared b,,
tie speaker Tor the press, only because dis
satisfaction expressed with il but because also
you about that time frequently 6 unreScrvedIy dccIar
cd III public the sentiments which were ascred IN
you.
Not having preserved my regular files Of papers
1 cannot at this time say from syhirh of them tb.
speech was copied was at ihat time in pnsses-
sIo1 OF the Gazette of the United States of DiDjop
and Clay poles paper, of one eli ed by Mr. Brown.
and mad also frequent 70 the Aurora From
one OF them your speech was copied, bat canno,
say positively from which. incline to tlink il
was from Dunlop and Clay pole l shall, however.
make tie necessary inquiries, which, l presume.
may be done in Philadelphia
The opinions which you there expressed were
not peculiar to yourself They certainly prey lied
very extensively among the politicians OF VIRGIN.
ia. In struggle Tor power men speak and thiak of
conspicuous individual to whom they arc oppos-
ed, very differently from what they speak and
hInH Of the same individual when lie struggle i.
over, and hls memory only Liver. Ii this be in
consis ency,it would DC diihcult 10 point out +,
consis,cn man.
In debate in the Senate on the numbers Of the
regular amy, which took place soon after the
declaration OF tie late war speech pufportios to
DC yours war pubiished in which you took occasion
openly to ayow change of opinion respectiog
General Washington. I thought Tho declare
ton magnanlmous and honorable 20 yourself. and
while employed IN revision OF ihc life If Wash
ingioD, endeayoured 10 find il for he purpose Of
inserting il ia note, unless il should be more desi.
rable 70 you 70 omit the speech entirely. On ,his
intendedto consult yourself While 1t Washing
ton tw year,, ago, sc rched the flies Of The Ma
rional Intelligence Tor It but conlu not find II
even with the assistance Of Mr. GALES there
lore remquisbed The idea Of Introducing il ns
note, and determined to omit lhe speech male ia
Dec. 1906.
You suggesi some publication from me I am
certainly unwilling 70 appear in the papers O..
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EDUCATJONr

Hh'. ANN s. COfLAND will continue he, School In tbe
80 Forks 81 Hanover during ensuing So H.. 80;
49, w"hn one mile Of tbe Fork Church ard in feo,k.
~, JJy "rsnpvufhogi' Tie usual branches Of az In.
".soyl AiHhme'", &c vii he taught IN her school
"s .ae erm will be from the 18Th I,n.srv IN ne
@ nsi terms gre, for tuition $50, aud Tor hosrdinr ,a.,
sns ~ % ns The h-t qns,ter to he paid Ia adj
% ~ l"f lel""i1er At The eiid Of the term
Every effort ill be- used Co raspfoys ia. al, M .
" the pup'i', md no pain, viii BE- sp, 81 =, @
haavysr county th Dec, ''' es.s,
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Dec. 8.
NOTICE

merely gwen that on the 10Th Jay OF the present month
sla'' sen l" the highest bdter. at the az a.
Mn'r'e DC all the Frsoa proper " b, longing 40 tIe nd
esate All persons who have claims ain The 40
70 MAKE then known, Those indebtef 10 ,i,e ...,,
van make immediate pay neni or suits will b., p.ti,n, ~,
hem. Terms sale. + rim Err,r =, sh"'lse
Dec. s. ~ " '" VIM, &C. iec'
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a REPUBLICAN OF ,ss.

CONGRESS. 1t appears from N. c,,,,o.,
the Members of the present Con.,ess ,ha, = ,t'
SENATE out OF tine 23 members, elere,, ne,,-oyes
and vacancies Gin N. York, s. in Vi.aini,.) And
IN The House Of Representatives, So new members
out of the ZIG. 'i'
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NOTICE
Executive Depnrt,n,,t
PROPOSALS wi

ENpnpoc, 2sht November. 1925
VIII he received this Department. until !; .
ioth nay OF December the purchase OF H., 80 a
ana O'h'i persons OF colour roninei ia Inc p, ;,,
Der. d. " ~ Nt'iA,N"oSoN v &C
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-08

The bill from the H. of Il. recognizing tie
Court OF Appeals has passed the Senate 10 il.
End reading.
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II GHANCERY In Hanover county court N,y1rn6.r
sd, 1876. ' ~ wy inner
roon Dehe, Henry Duhe, John T. Duhe anil John sl
against '''"'"'
May puht, widow and rei,i Thom,. D,be do. Tbo,
- p,hc 'i sally hIs wife. Su7lona I.ng,lan br; and 49,
.r,",ss Of su'anna Lonsdon dec. AMI az, infant "nc b
ssa ~ ~ years Wham Duhe, ThOna. IIuhc and lam d.
he he aud dlstributees ,fRchaid Duhe d,r 10 ,,,
Thomas Dubc, dec. - '" =" -, 10y, ~, AuH''' VI
ni Gay came ~ well thu Plaintiff The Defendant. a,rv
'''' 9"sah' Lonsdon. William DHhr Thoius Dni,s H.,
younger sue Duhe md Wii.1g ~ Win,ton linn, ~ Tb,
- ouh'' Dec ny " lltn u WINSTON th.i, council AMI lie
nv A"s"'I' ai cShl bring ed sud read E,lorr.i LON
On y we con pointed gtudan nd item IL the nf,,
.'n'en SV'3nn" Loncdoa, ard EsarA Valentine i IT, The
,V .pPomfd gnfdh'n ~ Gcsi Of the infant deeni,n
Wh".m pune Ihomit Dnhe and Jan, b.bs srJ
we i'r Heit ndsn' Ibnna, Uuhr and III, h ,f no, s
s 't'a 'h'l appearance AID gwen security &C osg II,
" Emmy ahd thc rules 1t this COURT fn.l speest-
~ 49,, s 'en u ie court ihatthey Inhabitants
W.. -'u' y, On the motion ~ the psin'ir. IL u o~e ID
hat they 30 spp"'f here on tLo fri s, NJ tba 80 & 80
eesy 'e',' 70 hc hri tor THIS County sad ars e he
'N"I' s'd "iAa"d Orr cory ,hs order he forthwith
1890. 70 80" nfN'r'Per rfnted in N, CITY 81 Hichn, ad
W W. NOUNS '"rrrvely snd ihaf another ipy he posted
I" "' iiHnt foor " the ctf,-hrrsr " uiis COUNTY
topy. Tche, WILLIAM POLLARD, @. IT, @.
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Rhode Is'and EiectiOH.--Extract of letter
from our correspondent, dated Providence, Sunda,
morning, Nov. 81.
The election which took place on Friday last,
nas resulted Ia the choice Of Dutee j. Pearce, Esq.
the regular nominated Caucus Candidate. by a
handsome io1jDriiy. This is the second time Nth
vt three Ceeks, that the Democratic Caucus can
wdates Ios Congress have succeeded in RaoIe ISL
anu Boston StotesBIan
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fla,l. 81
Dank richmond, where they equete 10 cali anil d,
~ % GEO: HAM LION, Ex'r.
58---ft
cHASgERY Iu Gooeilnod county court, 2od Noren,-
Ferry, 81 ''5' M, NJ W 'H'-
Against ""NH''
nno"a ,I';, and M,Ty bis wife, formerly Mary Acn
ue",ge AHen, William Alien, Richard Alien, D,met Csr,,
a" mdtm MS VIE, iormeriy Martha Aleu- JOLT, g porib
Ehnr o. James Allen the yuS dec. which said ers viii,
,d wary aud i1nin children ani ievisee of J,us. Al
len me einef dec aii Nicholas NJ Yau sian Size in II Cb
land county aud committee of the estate Of Sarah Ail. ,
rtI-.. =, Defendants
The day came the plaintiffs nv their counsel and t hi f
we papu'a and answer W jolly s. Pati.h Exert f ,.
Ien the decd hcing lcd, and The t4 liant. Tho
mas oa'' Sh' mary has wife, Dauip Carroll and Martha lie
,e' "eprsf AIien aud Richard Allen, not having entered
en 'Pee'hee snn gwen security :0rdirg 10 The act -
Assembly and the rules rfihs count and !, S,,a; ~
sn,ae,n o. ue curt that the named ,!cf ian are nor
OF tn's Me On The motion of the plaintiff. by tbr
counsel IT'S ordered that the said last named derlsn ID
appear heie sn or before the third Monday in Foirusy
amt nhye tic planIIl hill aud that p copy OF th order E
'thW,h Inserted "a some public newspaper printed In .s
'y OF richmond To- two NTH surccssively and slso NOT
ca st 20" hot DOR de eOuithousr of his county,
n cop" ir'e, NJ w. MILLER, u. @ &C.
- Co. sew
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In consequence OF several paragraphs having p
peared in the New York papers. the subec, OF
General Hamilion's private papers, which seemed
10 warrant a supposIlion that the General had com
posed some OF the most celebrated public addresses
oil General " ashingon, correspondent personally
and Intimately acquainted with both, has handed us
the following remark of Gen. Hamilton, on a
former occasion, when similar suggestion was
made Nat. Int.
''W What an idea! What Donsensei'' obsery ed
Hamilton TO the present Gen. Macomb, then Aid
de-Camp to The Major aud Inspector General.
" that or any other should be supposed to have
written the public papers of Gen. Warrington
How lille does tie world know OF that won
defiul man! So far, my dear Sir is such alb
surdity from fact, that toe the Aid-de-Camps could
NOT wire the most unimporan note, but it must be
submitted TO his correction, nteflineaiion, &c In
deed have often been at loss to determine in nv
own mind whether his services was most pre-
eminent in the Cabinet or the Field
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-08

Commerce Of Lake Eris.--Sixteen sail oI
vessels, with full csrgoes left Buffalo on the 21s
INST Tor the different parts OF Pennsylvania, Ohio
and Michigan.
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peciaiy as volunteer, but shall make no objection
10 your publishing your letter to me. with this an
swer to It, If II be desirable to YOURSELF
with sincere wishes for the restoration of YOUR
SELL am, dear sir. very respectfully your obeden,
servant, i MAPSu
wM. B. GILES, Esq.
3D.. FOR THE ENQUIRER.
49, Atue did dream, when I addressed you. ON
tuesday last, that so fearful Crisis was at hand,
ihe Presidents Message, of itself, forms an IRA II,
the government. a hisher-toned Message. has NOT
neen seen since the days of John Adams. One so
directly looking TO the establishment. by Joxr,;gb,
encroachment, of a magnificent. over.b,doy;re
government has never heeh uttered {, ON that hair
Whit will Virginia DO? Whom will her y .nr.
senatvcs select for Senator of the r. States, Tn,
more see, the more | am satisfied tina, W., y
Giles Is that man. Put John Rsntlolnb there an,
You lose his services in the other House. Pm, W.,
ID Giles there, and You have them both
In the Senate there is great contest Mr. Adam,
assumes the power of originating embassies bv his
sole au horiy '' Ministers on the pari oftbe n
States will be commissioned TO attend these deli;
per'tions" at Panama. VIII The Senate submit, IN
ahlS assumption? Will they confirm Rufus King,
lie ba,;le Is to be fought in the Senate; and ,o,,
ought 10 have your strongest aud most fearless men
TO lace the crisis
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NEGROES FOR SIZE.

The ifj dal of Janafy next twelve DC lock b,f,e
- he brll Ilyc 10 the City ~ Richmond shall ,ro.
coed sell AZ public auetiou for ea.h eight ke
Erors belonging 10 the estate ofIe.sc Corhill. dec
Ainni'trstor With tie will snnes.d OF Jssse CsvIa A.
ins above saie viii Dc Conducted by T. A It,tt',
Dee. 8. - go
rus CO-PAE fNERSHGP heretofore syt,,n. II
day dt.nlscd hy mutual consent 81 we = NV
AI persons fnichied 60 the concern, ,;t.-r L. 81 -
eoun'' will please 10 mske payment 10 WIN H Jnss rb,
on ee 70 receive 900 settle them aud 10 ion
piicsiinn. GRO ptGt,V ~
Du.bngham, Dee :. gn.
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.NrOYJCp

'OsE who gave bonds rurcha.es at the sale Of ,to
prd them, again lied that tie bonds are NJ he E,
sank, Richmond where they rogue to cali anil Dis,
~ &c 'ee" GEO: HAM LION Ex'r.
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LoUIsrASA.-The Trustees OF the Inuisisaa
College met at Jackson on the 23rd Sept. Dcogo
Morphy of n. Orleans elected Professor of
Spanish and French; w. a. Lace of Rapide, was
elected tutor. The present court house, which
with the other public property in Jackson, has been
given to the Institution, is preparing for coll ese
edItioe; expected TO open in November.-The col
lection oftihe taxes in n. Orleans cos, about 20
per c.; that ofihe u. S. revenue about A.
MIssoURI.-T The enterprising Gen. W H. Ash.
ley passed Franklin on his way down with very
valuable cargo OF beaver; 50 to 100 packs, worth
40 to 30 900 dollars- The Missouri Expedition had
returned to the Bluffs, and the Commissioners were
expected at 81. Louis.
Arkansas The supplement TO the last A.
Gazette adverseS no less than 700tracts ot Militia
Ty Bounty land 10 be sold for taxes in the county
OF Philips the tax is only So I-2 per tract. The
Nat. intelligencer proposes Ihat the U. 5. should
step in, pay The taxes and save the soldiers lands
from the hands ofspecula,ors-T The biennial session
of the General Assembly commenced at Little
Rock on the Sd OcIober.- The Superior Court
sitting court for the adjustment of land titles
derived frcn the French and Spanish governments
met on the Goth Sept; present Judges Johnson and
Scott
NICHIGAN.-The delicious white fish usually
appears in the market oil Detroit about iOth Oct
The first are usually spesred by the Indians abou,
the islands near l. Ike Erie: these seemto be the
ordnt conTiers OF the immense shoals which short
!y alter enter the srai, their way the western
and northern lakes. smaller grafton is OK pect-
ed his year in consequence of the warmth OF the
weather.
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Z
Road.
Commissioners on the Road from Little
Rock, in Arkansas, to Cantonment Glib
son,
Commissioner on the Western Road, be-
tween GAINESVILLE and Missouri, by HE
Capital, of The States,
Maxim. a total of 66
The E1sjcecr Department j. IN the War Office,
where 1t Inns three rooms and cahlne; allotted tn
H. One room FOE the Chicf Engineer, one room
Tor his Assistant AL two Clerks; one room for the
Typographical Drawings, and u Cabinet Tor the IN
strdntdi-. 10 tic latte: rooms, called tie Tupos
graphical BIrcau, Is attached Typographical En-
suecr, who ia> the arrangement and c!srge OF the
Memoirs, Maps, and Instruments. 10.
PuiLApELPttA, Oct. 25.-The PreSiden; oi
the United States arrived in this city ON : .turdIy
afternoon, and took lodgings at the Mansion House
Hotel. Ga Sunday he attended Divine Service in
the morning and afternoon, at different chuchos.--
Before dune;, number al our most cs.mable
citizens paid their respects TO him at the H.. .
All were received with unaffected kindness aad
arlcsy,--traits which have distinguished his de-
pertinent every whore, Throughout lbs ioprnc'.
The municipal authorities have rendered TO han
such pIblic ciy!i;ies a. due 10 hs exalted STA
ton and character. They were 10 wait upoa him,
in forn yesterday at II o'clock; end he has &C
cepted the invita- ion OF the Penn Socie,yto par
take OF their Anniv ersary Dinner, at O'Clock at
the Masonic Hall. Nat Gas.
YESTERDAY. the one hundred and fort --eccnd an
niversary OF the Landing OF William Penn, was
COMMUNICATED by Tic society lately instituted for
that purpose. An Grafton was pronounced at the
University, by Charles j. ingersoH, E-q. in which
admitting and just picture given of the Ell
fecs produced by the principles and institutions OF
the founder of PenrsJ lvania U-Un The prosperity
and happiness OF the country. The President Of
the United States, Judge Washington, Elward
Livingston. Esq. ard the Duke OF SAKE W eimar,
attended. sumptuons entertainment was served
up The Masonic Hall in the afternoon, at which
hese distinguished gentleman and o;he guests were
present We hope soon 10 pub!ish fuller account
of this interesting celebration OF most interesting
event. .iUT0rd.
On Monday, .scv eral Of the judges, and many of
the clergy waited upon the President at the Mansion
House Hotel lie set out on Tuerday in the steam
boat for Baltimore. The wharves Nere thronged
with respectable citizens who had repaired thither
to witness his departure. They warmly cheered
him when the boat got under weigh He stood
with his hat of, the deck, and bowed repeated
ly 20 the hiendy concourse. Nat. Gag.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 27.--Ihe President Of the
Uaitcd States arrive, in this City yesterday morn
ing, aid Immediately proceeded on TO Washington.
i'Iajor General Mcdonald had issued orders Tor ii
National Salute to be fired at noon yesterday in
honour OF is arrival, but this we'll certain other
testimonies of respect intended TO he paid him,
were rendered unavaiIins 10y his sudden departure
Tor the seat oil government. american.
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Co.i,.; i;oners oa t.,c Mexican Rod,
Commissioners on the Detroit and Chieelo
Road.
Commissioners on The Road from Little
Rock, ia Arkansas, to Cantonment Glib
son,
Commissioner on the Western Road, bc-
tween GAINESVILLE and Missouri, by HE
Capitals of The States,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-05
On HaMd,

From recent ayyicals from Ms,c- York,
Plain black and figured Canton grapes
Bine, PINK, white and black Italian do
Black Italian lustring, very superior
Sen .hews, ssrsinetts and levantines
Jaconct MI cambria musllns
Figured aud plain book and swiss do
rs and AZ Irish linens, long lawns
Brown Hollands, Russia and Irish diapers
LineS6canbric, and cambria hdkfs
Cambria and furniture dimity
Fhv, bandanno and madrass hdkfs
Worsted and cotton hosiery
Clark's spool, sewing and Hoss cotton
Fancy silk and cause hdkfs
Lambs wool shirts
Pateat sewing and shoe thread
Burlaps and tiklenburgs
Twilled sacking and oznaburgs
ID bales superior Russia sheetings
400 pieces indigo blue cassinetts
Blue mixed kerseys and plains
so bales domestic goods, comprising hand
so ne lot of ga, 7-S and a. brown and bleach
ed .hirtiags and plaids, whichtogether viii
their former stock, wiH be sold at reduced prices
sept24 tt
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,WitMers & Washington

"\VE imported, per ships Pioneer and
Ill shenandoah, from Liverpool
Extr, hlne velvet cloths and casslmeres
Fine and super6ne blue and black do do
n, do olive and oxford mixed
plain and figured English silk vesting
White, scarlet, red, FLlNNELS.
yellow and Green
swanskins, booking baizes
C;rcissian and tartan plaids
81 ,,f, lambs wool, do-a beautiful article for
la,lies wear
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