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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-11-12
DANCING.

My dancing days are over; yet love
to see others enjoy what l once was FOND
Of myself, and still continue to regard as
one Of the most innocent amusements
and elegant accomplishments Of youth.
That dancing, like all other things,
may be liable to abuses, and sometimes
carried to excess, l shall not pretend to
deny; but when men of piety and learn
ing attempt to persuade the world that
every step in the dance is step towards
hell,'' whatever we may think Of their
hearts, we cannot say much for their
heads.
Permit me, sir, to add passage from
the posthumous works Of that excellent
man Dr.Watts +; where, speaking of dane
ing, he says, Z" this is healthful exercise,
and 1t gives young persons decent man
ner OF appearance in company. 1t may
be profitable to some persons, if it be we'll
guarded against all the abuses and temp
tations that may attend it. 1t was used
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Beautiful NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. says an ele-
giant writer, can JOY nothing to effect
alone. Some one must lean upon his
arm ; listen to his observations point
were, partner in his feelings, or his i'm
presslons are omparatively dull'and spi
rltless. Pleasures are in proportion as
they are participated; as roses, inoculat-
ed with roses, grow double by the pro-
cess.
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FROM THE EMPORIUM.

Cling to the world in rosy health,
And drink its sweet alluring pleasures.
Bow at the golden shrine of wealth,
And worship Times bewitching treasures !;
But know the hour of pain will come,
And sickness bring its cloud of sorrow,
To wrap in gloom our happy home,
And quench the sunlight of tomorrow
Irvine ye the green bay wreath of JOY,
And bind it on the brow of gladness,
And let no warning voice alloy,
No whispering spirit breathe of sadness.
For full should be his need Of bliss,
Whose hold on time so soon must sever.
Who wins no other world than this,
And with it-loses all for ever.
Pale sickness with its train of woes,
Misfortune, penury and grief,
The mourntul fate which autumn throws
Over the scar and faded leaf
The good mans doom on earth NAV be,
And he may struggle long with fate;
But sweet the rest his soul shall see,
When worlds lie wreck ID and desolate.
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Gone are the fathers to their Wondering bed
Their vision VANISHED, and their duties o'er
The forest race like gliding shadows fed,
Throng the dark boundary of oblivon's shore.
But thou remainst----by ruthless Time reverb,
And spar'd by tempests in their wrecking rage,
To boar antiquity friend endeard,
The sacred beacon of buried age.
So when the pomp and pageantry of earth
Shall feed the herceness Of distinctions fire,
The meek devotion that in thee had birth,
Shall soar, unchanging, never to expire.
MONDAY, Der. 10, 1895
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SERENADE.
RAVERNA.

Fly to me the Vesper star
Is twinkling, sweet, above thee;
have wandered long and far
To whisper that love thee
That star is only seen at night,
And fades before the morning light;
Truth like mine will constant shine
Then love me, dearest, love me
List to me. Can gentle signs
Cause thy bosom anguish
All its dove-hke peace prize
Though it bid me anguish.
Give thy lovers breast repose,
Purest love within it glows;
Thine will still as softly thrill
Then love me, dearest, love me.
Friendship is constant in all other things,
Save in the Office and affairs of LOVE-
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LOVE.

From Tragedy lately published at London, entitled
RAvERNA.
Yes my Glanna,
Where'er we are in Gods great universe,
A sun will rise-a sun will set-thy smile
Can make desert bloom. Though we may not
Kneel down to heaven in consecrated domes,
Night shall spread round her arched shadows, and
Build us solemn temple more sublime
Than e'er the feeble hand of man could frame
The moon shall be our living lamp we'll join
The glorious congregation of the stars
In their eternal hymns Oh shall find
Solitude peopled in Gannas smiles,
And hold the world well lost that leaves thee
mine.
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POET RX.

FROM THE CONNECTICUT MIRROR.
On passing, at Jamesto1cn, Virginia., the ruins of
the most ancient Church lt .974e13ca
Roll on, proud river, towards the mighty main,
And glow, gay shore, with summers fostering
smile,
Your grandeur charms your beauties lure in vain
The travellers eye from yonder ancient pile.
For there in solitary state it stands,
While sheltering boughs involve its time-worn
frame,
The earliest temple rear'd by christian hands,
To teach heather world Jehovah's name.
Thus gleam'd the altar, where the lonely ark
Found for the patrialchs' foot place Of rest,
Ere, from the wildering waste of waters dark,
The rescud planet ras'd its mournfu breast.
Hail hallowd dome whence first was heard to flow
That strain Off praise which heavily choirs repeat
While the stern savage staid his quvering bow
From echo's voice to WOO that cadence sweet.
Here her young babe the pensive matron brought,
Here the glad lover led his youthful bride,
And in thy solemn ordinance forgot
The fair cathedral once their childhood's pride
Were language thine, what scenes couldst thou de-
scribe,
When the Nezv World to meet the old essay'd--
The simple welcome of the wandering tribe,
The ncipient hatred, and the blood stand shade.
The plumed chieftains round their council fire.
The tireless hunters on the wind-swept hill,
The sober pilgrims, like some patient sire,
Guarding the infant colony from i'll.
Here, for time, begulPd by venal dreams
They scorn'd the labors of a cultur'd soil,
To hoard the dust that pavd their gltterng streams,
Till meagre Famine mock'd their futile toll.
Here too the Ebon race from Africk's plains,
Learnt the dire import OF the name of slave,
Endur'd its burdens, punishments and pains,
Aad sank despairing, to noteless grave.
Perchance Powhatan, here in regal pride,
His warriors marshalld, and his banners wav'd,
| Or Pocahontas, smlt with pity, sigh'd
For the pale victim that her valor sav'd.
*"In August, 1920, Dutch man of war landed
twenty negroes for sale at Jamestown-the first
slaves ever brought to this country
r ,r~T- y
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I so
And long we strove our bark to save,

And long we strove our bark to save,
But all our striving was in vain.
Fen then, when horror child my blood,
My Heart was fll'd with love for thee.
The storm is past, and | at rest;
So, Mary, weep no more for me.
20 maiden dear, myself prepare,
We soon shall meet upon that shore,
Where love is free from doubt and care,
And thou and shall part no more =
Loud crowd the cock, the shadows fed,
No more of Sandy could she see
But soft the passing spirit said,
Sweet Mary, weep no more for me =
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OLD WAY OF "MARY's DREAM"

The lovely moon had climbed the hill,
Where eagles big* aboon the Dee,
And like the looks of lovely dame,
Brought JOY to every body's ee;
a. but sweet Mary, deep in sleep,
Her thoughts on Sandy far at sea
A voice drapt saftly on her ear,
Sweet Mary, weep nae MAR for me y
She lifted up her weakening cen,
To see from whence the voice might be,
And there she saw her Sandy stand,
Pale, bending on her his hollow ee
90 Mary, dear, lament nae mar,
Pm in deaths thraws+ below the sea
Thy weeping makes me sad in bliss,
Sac, Mary, weep nae mar tor me
"The wind slept when we left the bay,
But soon it walked and raised the main,
And God he bore us down the main,
Who strave WI him but strave in vain
He stretched his arm, and took me up,
Tho lalth was to gang butt thee,
/ look frae heaven aboon the storm,
Sac, Mary, weep nae mar for me
take of thae bride sheets frae thy bed,
Which thou hast faulded down for me,
Unrobe thee of thy earthly stole
I'll meet WI thee in Heaven HE
Three times the gray cock hapt his wing,
To mark the morning lift her ee,
But soft the passing spirit said,
Sweet Mary, weep nae mar for me
Build their nests.
TIhr0zsS, throes.
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of old in sacred and civil rejoicings.-
1t is certainly an advantage to have the
body formed early TO an easy and grace
full motion"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-04
PERElTPCORY SIZE

or Valuable LAMBS IN maryland, Virginia Kentucky, O.
hio' GEORGIA and New York at tie kS hanse Oil TUES
By virtue, pursuance Deed Of Ernst from Gene
raj Samuel Smith tie ,uh.chrr will offer at public ale liz
Exchange III the city BaliimcIe, O'Clock, oaJUES
day the 18th Of October next, terms which will then be
THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PROPERTY, viz:
1900 Acre Of LAND in Aiegany county in the stale OF
aud part grant rnade by the aie Of Maryland IL
The officer, aud soldiers of the May land line the
the unicd States during the Revolutionary War.
10000 Acres OF LAND situated Keuhawa county, in the
Virginia and is divided into The foIIovnr ,rac
5000 Acres lying on The north ,dc Of 81
10000 Acres situated the Mud River, audou AMI
$1,000 icres lying on the Big Sandy Greek northern
h,auoho Elk River and some waters cf the right Isnd fork
$4,000 Acres situated water, of the Ten mile Thirteen
mhe and the Eighteen mile creeIall branches ofhe great
10000 Acres including Rock Creek and sumo bran
che' of Old Town Creetrhis tract il situated the hill,
gust above the hue bottom land OF Ohio and heavily timber
$1,000 Aerr' lying on the Middle fork Of Mud Riy-r
$4,000 Acres, situated the south fork River.
dy Riser.
AIo 10000 Acre. Of Land, bya .,nvey made year
1895, situated the county Kenhawi, the tate Of Viz
gina, the head waters of the Ten Mile Creek branch
of te great Kenhaa RIVER aud the heads of several branches
Ala Tract of L'ud, containing by survey 5000 Acres in
Wood county, the state of Virginia.
Ais nine several Tracts OF Lands, containing 1000
each lying in Wood county, in the state of Virginia
county and state.
i29g7j Acres of Land in the Kentucky; this land
divided into Tracts situated the counties of
Green, Lincoln Madon Mason, Clark Scott and Hardin.
Also, Tract OF Land containing 1000 Acres in the of
Ohio, tnde between the Little Miami aud Scoia Rivers OH
the waters of Boxes Greek, branch of Sciota.
Also Tract of Land containing i50 Acres in the
Georgia, tulted both sides of The middle fork Oconee
River in the county OF Franklin.
Also another tract OF 6OU lying the county aud
state.
Also two ""3.;iri ma parts Of two tracts lying in
Franklin COUNT, Georgia uf 1000 acres each.
Also $500 Acres of Land situate in the town Of Sunda
county fAa Of New York, known disti
ed 10y lot, No Z and g in township G. first range OF Nor
RS Reserve.
.:so,a LOT OF GROUND Harrison ST. in the city of
Baltimore No. i2S nearto Gay tre,fronng 25 iIar-
Ton street, and running aud binding Jones Falls.
- For further de,c ton ofte above property aud ior-
nation to the title application may be made ofthe
trustees.
II rs has become indiPenably necessary close the
tunier winch the subcribers Trustees hold the above
lands the sale will he aperemfory one Of which, all persons
Interested, are desired to take notice.
THOMAS ELLICOTT, ~ ,
J. MEREDITH. { f'Stees
BALTIMORE Sept. 81. 4t--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-04
BY RITCHIE s. GOOGLE

~ Tn. ENQUIRER is published twice week generally,
lines week during the Session Of the State Legsla-
- e III. same heretofore, Five Dollars per snnu,n'
advance. Notes OF chartered, sPecie-raying banks
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M. Ne paprr will discontinued (but at The discretion OF
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rhsll have the tenth GRATIS
~ TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
ny One square, OR LESS-Firs insertion IS cent--each
continuance, 80 cents -, -, -,
No adyer euient inserted, until has either been paid
for or assumed by person IN this city, or ITS envo
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IiDo Hundred Dollars Revord.


ID AN AWAY from the subscriber about the last Of July
negro named JOHN, who sometimes calls himself
John Mngo about 20 years DID, feet 10 inches high
made, aud has small his right cheek. John
formerly the property Of Mr. Robert G. Wright, Bottoms
Bridge aud in that neigbouhoOd early August
he about the Goth ofAusu Company with an
other negro white man, tall slender make, and saow vi
sage, who rode hay horse John has probably procured free
papers, under the Of John Beverly have
carried III aud sold by the he company with.
will give Hundred Dollars reward for tic delivery said
negro 10 me At tins place. securing him Jail edmond
Ii he hl. been carried o and sold will give Hundred
Dollars tho conviction Of tue THE.
I'd: CUNNINGHAM
C'artersviIle. (soochlaud % Sent. I3-q
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

- UN AWAY from The stbsoriber living Amherst
~ enufhoue, The 9Th inst negro man named BILLY,
between Ia aud 20 Yeas old dark mulatto about feet
and half inches g we'll made aud very likely, parcu-
lar mark remembered rs said slave formerly belonged r.
w. w. Davies of Bedfod county aud lived while ~ Lynch
burg, perhaps with capt =. Labby aken out Of Poghi
ian county jail in Augu'tls e has been heard Of The
oiny Of hburg Which TINE he had blue cloth nat
blue psrtaloon,, and tule ,h lie is probably Turk
ing about Lynchburg or he nay have taken boat fof
mond The above reward will be paid delivered ne, with
all asonahle charges. ELfJ1H D1biS.
vent
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TO THE PUBIIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
We hare received and hare IN Store,
VI :. m hhs sugar, Of qualities, part prime
u OO 400 bags aud other green eobee'
100 bags pepper
100 boxes sO1p
800 casks cut naHs
200 barrels loaf sugar
20 pipes imitation brandy
10 do superior Cognac brandy
10 do holland gin, superior
10 boxes FIX blue
10 do starch
hind superior old Antigua rum
do Coguao brandy
Is hhds. nioases
q casks sweet Malaga wine
80 barrels New England rum
hid. Jamaica do
SO barrels Kentucky whskey
10 ~. casks Sicily Madeira vine
IS kegs salt peiTe
is dozen siitefS
$50 kegs Engli,hlead
$50 do American do
In few day from Boston, New York. Philadelphia Baltimore,
Norfolk ard Providence,
50 hhds. sugars, superior
70 do mo asses, aneommonly bright and fine
ii bags old white coffee
10 hhds coppeas
100 barrels mackerel, No. 8, L.
100 hoXes soap ~
$50 bag shot
80 half boxes segars
so puncheons fine Antigua rum -
100 packages American Cotton foods Of FIRST quality Also
600 kegs Rogers gunpu'yder, >
All Of which will he sold on the most liberal terms.
MONCUBE ROBINSON PEASANTS.
Aurusf
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Tar mr. g WM. GAIT, JUN

AVE received by the arrivals from London and Ii
verpoo their Fall assortment OF GOODS consisting !"
OF the following
Cough and Brahwaites, Wilson'S hawsoh ana oanaheN
napt cOuOns
Ro.s Whitney, point and dufie blankets
White blue gIetn aud mkt Forest and Welsh plain,
white and cooured hnnels, booking aud dr'pery baites
Shepherd. extra hue and black cloths aud ea'.nere'
Iagrain, KiddeTninscr and stair carpeins aud rugs
London hats
cambets
swan.,own toIinet;e and Valencia vesiings
Blue, drab aud olive fesTnUughts 49, :
Ladies, and men anbsyso wOrsted, cotton and silk hosiery
lambswool and Vgonia shirts and drawers ia
Misses and bo,,' wured hJ-e and half hose
Cabl. aud Constitution cords aud yeiVeis
Irish lineas, lawns, sheetings aud diapers -
Linen checks hr,ings aud linen aud cotton bed
tckings
Brush re- eached shir,ing, and ,heeting.
handsome OF calIcoes, csmbrics and dinsJ
Figured and PLAN book null and aconet Ipusiins
Real buck, dosskin aud deccy gloves
Sewing Ill ks and twst, cotton AID silk .rSPender'
Green erges, excellent Article TO- female house servants
Floss aud Nuns cad, floss darning lh spool cotton
t,lnaburgs, whitod brown aud ooioreo threads
Shoe tn, cad, seine and wrapping twine
Ivory. mock and buck knives aud forks IN sets
Pocket * pcnkuiye, rakors ia cases and scissors
oil aud plated and Goa, buttons
sSuspender aud coat mouds, shoe knives
Britannia lea aud table spoons
Curry COMBS, drawing kniye,, files and rasPs
Slocklocks, pasocss aud coiIee mills
London gi and mkt pins aud needles
Dlistered shear aud GermaH steel
I'D aud Sd wroug bt nail, spade, and shovels
ierman O1nabarss, bu'af. is'sian' aud teklenbnrs'
Brown and blesched domestic hirtings and sheetings
js-.ine.,, ui,tI. sGd domestic checks and tickIngs
Russia Dnpc.s, Lax nod bandan hdkis
Plain black ia.Iil !Ith., aud figured silks
Canton and Mania.ln carts. ;aiu aId figured
Grape robes and 'lrs'i', XII aud hurseskin gloves
Fancy aud MACK six hauisst' hirf,
Tortoise she'll and mock luck aud side combs
All Of which have Laid the terms,
d will bs sold etnet wholesale reai at moderate pr
es GA the usual credits
f2-8t
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Septemher2S.

Groceries, Domestic Goods,.Se.
400 :se KS g, y Li,s 60, s,,
40 bbls refined do assorted
80 90 bag green coffee
20 boxes imperial and cunro,yder teas
10 hbds English Island mola,ses
puneheOis Antigua
do Jamaica 30
spipes fine old Cogoao Brandy
g%sits! % sopctior sfc,Ly VINE
20 b6l' very old 81 proof rye vhi'tsy
~ do 4th DO do
30 tons assorted bar IRON
s do pinugh plate.
Blistered and Gornan Sted
pierson nail. aud bfads
tons shot assorted
Half do blr lead
IS kcGs Beoha powder
90 boxes tallow candles
10 casks cheese
10 Pcrnambueo OK hides
Gap, letter AID wrapping Tape-
Cotton and wool cstds
Ginger, pepper and rifuento
Numegs, birthstone aud salpefre
Indigo, coppeI9s and alum
Maddef, Muso Slel raisins
Soft 'hsled almonds, Spanish Cigars
Ueniishus, Stonewarc
Ofuaturgs and tcklenburgs
600 lbs cotton yars assorted
- bales $3.50 50 neh brown sheens From the Union
do Gnc cotsoh shrtngs N,nuf,ct,rv AZ
do red licking st,ryt,nJ ~
cases pliids and stripes
For sale BY WILLIAM ANDERSON.
sept ~. 40--n
Ii those who have csms sgtinst the estate Of bs late
~ Bowler r. Cooke, II Henrco county, rsaueded 70
tng the forward without deisy properly authenticated
tdall those indebted that wi, be reouired 10 male
immediate payment the situation of the will admit Of
indulgence. RICHARD BROOKE Idm'r
80. wfhihe will annexed Of D. +. Cooke, dec.
pePt ~ 1910 42.slf
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JOHN vAN-HNw & co.

JOHN v AM -l6 w q w.
UAVE received by the ship Guua., hom Liverpool and
other arrivals, very extensive assortment of fancy
HARDWARE s. CUTLERY,
Consisting Of $50
IVORY knives forks, conPet- sets many .. them WIN
French forks, new and eiegan, article
BUCK stag aud buffalo table and desert knives ad turks
ey elegant ofRogers and other pen ana pocket
DO 10 razors and scissors
Elegant Bruauia tea pots
ever exhibited in Richhond $3.50
Do curtain pilr a variety of patterns and s'res
10 Tenders, great variety
DO brass andir'ns II.
DO .hove., tong, aud pOker', all brass;
Blaeksmi,h.' bellows, Trueman's make
Anvils wees, plates
Files and saws OF all kiids
4 Carpenters aud Joners tools
l.oc k aud hinge, nj all kinds
Coat and vest buttons, great variety
\ She. lead, castings of all kinds
Riding and Gig whips
700 casks cut mails r,,e cuo,rrrc Iii,
b And large assortment of SPADES & SHOpELS, both
v.rv .uperior articles made the Belle Isle Works
| Sept -
l : FRESH LIPORTED FILL GOODS.
| BOHN x WILLIAM GlLLIAr have received ny The late
arrival, from London and Liverpool, variety OF GOODS,
sua. fall trade, aud oGei them Tor sale On accom-
inlodanS terms; ,.I . 49,. -
Best London cloihs anu 's'S'"'''''' "'' ~ 1855
cough and Bra,hsai,e's and Jas, Candy Sons double
nnlled nlpt cotOms
P Point, striped aud rose blankets
White yellow, ned aud green AaDnels and hai'es
Irab, blue, green and mixed plans
Double miiltd drab cloths
I Blue, brown, drab and mkt "a cloths
Blue, olive 1rab and bruyn iearnoughs
Figured, striped and plain bonbaLets
Caroline plaiJs and Tartan Plaids
gang-uu and constitution cord,
Cieinla olnaburgs, tieklenhurgs and burlap,
Low priced IA stou; Irish linens
Also IN STORE,
10 bag. prime green coffee t
SS oaki Scott CO. oveira s. old London Psrti-
euar Madeira Wine, imported direct and of very suPe-
c cal Tadiy London snuff
Sent. -. fi-o'
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'76, .af.a.NSIO.N-HOUSE.
WILLIAM X DAVID KYLE 4 co. have received
w lat. ar,iyal., extensive assortment Of
!. FALL & WINTER GOODS

among winch are the ioIlo"tiRi
Superiine cloths, blue, black and fancy colours
Medium aud Coarse do do
Bluc black, aud fancy colomed cassimeres
Premium aud common satine
Nspt co,tons plans, and German cloths
Li,eys, fccrnought,, and bearskins
Hooking and floor elotn bates
Tntan aud crcassian pads
Pont and Rose blankets
Fine and superfin. CaIpetings, elegant patterns
7-6 and IA grass hlcached IRISH linens
German aud Scotch Oknahurgs and Burlaps
3-4 AMI "A dopieric chez ks and p!aids
Boz dered cloth shawls
DansuP cord and heavy corduroys
Lacss, ma,lins gimps, grapes and modes
MOCK tuck, aud tortoise shell combs
Flag Bandannas aud SpttIeheld hikls
Madrss, Roma, and ch,lren's hdkis
BTiianna hdkfs aud cotton sh'wls
Silk, Gotten. and woisted hosiery
Kid. castor silk, aud buck, kin gloves
Domestic shifting and sheclng
Bofnbaxeits, black and coloured 60
Caiicoes some entirely aud heautfth style
aB London prints. Burge shade patterns
Black sarsnei, aud heavy ssishaws
Satins, ievaniinc- aud rich figured silks
Also,
fresh supply Of 1nchor Boiling Cloths from 2 9, which
warranted OF the fabric. Country Merchants
peciully invited the siost, which assure
them viii he disposed oil ., unusually iow prices.
Srni. iS-tt
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TIE Louisa CourfhOISe Rae

The Louisa Courthouse Races
WILL commence Tuesday the 9Th day Of November
w First days mile heat, 2 day mile heats.
Sd day ue heats the best for the Propetos purse.
The subscription the Clubs money of the days TO
be equally divided JOHN NJ. PRICE proprietor.
Sept.3O. i3-H
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HIDES, LE.ATHER, SC.

HIDES, LEHIHEU, &c.
YsNIE subscriber for his Shoe and Leather Store,
y four doors s't,e tte Bell Tavern,
776 spanish lndc Of several different qualities
200 sides .o,i "a, coDpr-ng assortment Of every
quality, to.n Oas aud iiemiock tonnage, at from ~
and a half go 50 cts per pound
Best Philadelphia calf kins aud upper leather Of all kinds
1900 plir Northern shoes
500 pair lticitiond made plantation shoes
1000 lbs coarse hall shoe thread
100 lbs. ine aud supeTinc do
100 lbs coarse skein thread
MOrncco skins Of ali kinds both Northern and made his
mandatory in this city
1000 lbs. wool
Chase and bag hides
Mems, Womehs, and Gig saddle
HogsSns, skiriing, harness aud bride leather
LeOpird, hear aud hair seal skins
Coach sprIngs and steps
Plated sig handles and bands
Coach lace, fringe, tassel., &c.
Shoemaker tool, and trimmings, Of all kinds
Curriers' tools and tanners oil
II Country hide bought and sold.
September %. 4I-w9w