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also very extensive, ao yse,u'. Tulips ard oher bulbOu,
howers Above 1870 species Of Greenuu,e plants oOmpTi
slns The most splendid and k-ln the collection
ABOUT 200 varieties OF including also 10000 thrifty grape
vines oi the fhes European The catalogue Tor
iSs5is just published and may he Obtained ats of the sub
'erber aud Orders Though hin, pr mail will with
prompt attention. JAMES HERON.
I. A IN
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PIIRIIC NOTICE

AUDITORS OFFICE, Segt.2s, 1926
kWNERS OF LAND, forfeited Tor non payment oft,ses
~ to the Literary Fund are notified that The period allowed
BY an act Of the last Legislature for redt enng the sac will
expire the 10th OF November ensuing.
JAS. r. HEATH, A. PA.
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'76, .M.4yVSION-HOUSE
GNILL1AM l. DAVID KYLE X 90. have received by
w late arrivals, an extensive assortment OF
FALL & WINTER GOODS,

- 8@aIl q ~ \ AZ 1SOS
Among winch are the following;
Supsrlne cloths, blue, black aud fancy cOlcuis
9iedium and coarsc do do
Blue, black aud fancy coloured cassnercs
Premium aud common ssttine
Napt coltons, plans, and German cloths
Lu.eys fear,ousht., and beaIskins
Booking aud door olotn haik.s
IaItsn aud Circassiau piiids
Point aud Rose blankets
Fine and supeffit C0TPeitHgs elegant patterns
I-S and III grass hieaehvd irsh linen,
Herman and Scnch Okuiburgs and Dur.sps
81 aud ii doue4tic checks aud plads
BOrder.d cloth shawls
Bansup cord aud heavy cortluroys
Laces musiin-, gmp grapes and modes
Mock tuck, anti OrtOis. shell combs
Flags iandsnnas aud Spite6,ld hikfs
Madras, ROnal aud clidren's hdkfs
BIitanns hdsis aud sli1wls
SIX, cotton. and wofsteL hosiery
Kid, castor silk, and buckskin gloves
Domestic shifting and hve,ing
BUmblEelts, black and oolousrd
CalIcoes, some entirely and beautiful stve
s-6 LONDON prints, Burse shade patt.ins
Black sasnet> and heavy seu-hsws
Saiins, ieyantnes, and rich figured silks.
ALSO
fresh supply Of tnchor Be'tfg Cloths from 2t q, which
warranted Of the best fabric. Country Merchants
pectiuy invited to examine the stock winch assure
hemw he disposed OF at unusually low prices.
Sept. 80. 4S-tf
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October I, 1926.
CROTERTES.

rgVE subscriber having ed in be- Grocery Bpnes
4 door below Mes Hubbard aud Gardeners, and opposite
Mes,rs S. NJ Aen's Office invites bis friend fron the coun-
try and the public generality call him, when articles
he line are wanted be able TO render general
tsiscon. BAhhbtt W. WALIiALL.
f5-f
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yIyHE eo-parnerhP heretofore existing under the firm Of
4 L1CEL1ND q COOK IS this day Dissolved by mutual
consent NJ. q. Lackand alone authorised ee The debts
of the concern. NJ. G.. LAKELAND
WAl. Il. COOK.
NJ, 1905
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WIN. PRINCE Proprietor ofthe Linnran Gar
den, near New York, offers TO the public hi,
very extensive collection of fruit, which have
been selected frum the most celebrated estab- |
lishm-nts throughout the world. The assort-
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Notice to Me GrolocTs of Cotton.

VIE undersigned intend regusry hereafter be
II Of COTTON this market They will all tiines he
prepared pay for that article IL fair market yalue n cash
and invite those bringing here for sale give them cali
kjrhmondi Sep, ~. 39--0 BEIR CASKfE.
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The LouiSd ColfrfL0use PnceS

\ nc I@YHtNt OUNIEIIUNSF ItUCtS
WILL commence Tuesday the 9th day Of November
" neat; First days mile heats; ID ay mile heats
ID day mile heats the hest D. for The Proprietos purse
The Subscription Of the Clubs money "f the fist days 10
be equally divided JoilN NJ PRIC Is, proprietor.
Scpl.SO. 81,
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GIi

N+E HAVE receiveda further supply of the SEED
w Ton GINS which warranted nv the
price Is "a per DAVENPORT y ALLEN.
SsPf. -. lift
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IOEEI Y "a M-Il z w e CO.
FgAVE received by tue ship Guua,e, iiom Liverpool and
other recent arrivals very extensive assomeHt Of fancy
and staple 80. -
Consisting IF
Ivory knives and forks in complete t, many Of them with
French forks, a and eieg ant article
Buck stag, aud Builo bic and desert kuyes and forks
"a very elegant assortment oose and ohe ~ aud pocket
knives
DO do aud scissors
Elegant Brians tea pots
Do boards aud walters of which the handJmest
ever exhibited in Richmond
DO curtain pins, variety Of patterns and sizes
Do ignders, great variety
80 brass andirnns
Do shove, tongs aud pokers, all brass:
ALSO
Blaeksmiihs bellows, Trueman's make
Anvs, vices, screw plates
Files aud saws Of ali kinds
CarPentsr's and Jonrts tools
Locks aud hinges Of all kinds
Goat and vest buttons, great variety
Sheet lead, castings Of all kinds
Riding aud Gig whips
700 casks nails
Aud a large a,,ortmcnt Of SPADES & SHoYELS, both
very superior Articles made at the Belle Isle Works
Sept, %. 4i-8t
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JAoUHLIM P. TAYLOR,


As received his fail supply Of DRY GOODS, consisting
Ii ia part of
Cough aud u. wilson, and Gandys napt cotons
Rose. Whitney, point aud striped blankets
Blue, green while and mixture plains
Assorted lannels, bookings and hsizcs
Double milied dgab aud low priced CLOTHS.
Drab and olive leafnougLts
Rhodes bombazttts, pliids and cam5lets
Brussels, kidderminer and Scotch earpengs and rugs
Extra bur black aud assorted covnred cloths
London hats and vr,tings
Pclisse aud other cloths
Gentiemens' and ladies' worsted cotton aud ELK hosiery
Worked book aid muil muslns
JacOuet aud cotton cau,brics
Linen check shifting, aud bed ickings
Hand har'g ging ham,
rhread and bObhinei edgihss and laces
Floss aud other threads
large OF caiicoes and printed camln its
Do do. Irish linens and lawns
= cases London linen, dnied good
ALSO,
good assortment o German o,nabugs, eklenbugs, and
huraps.
Sen, 20. i0-tiifAft
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PLANTERS HOTEL FOR PE.NY'

PLANTERS HOTEL FOR RENI'
sFot RENT, possession given Immediately, that well
4 known stand formerly kept hy Marx Richards and aei,
known l the "f Planters Hotel The Furniture eau he
mad With The house, ii the wishes it, applied
lev dil- JOHN TALaIAN.
oct Z. i5-2t
IL those vino riaim- against lite of late
a Bowler T. CocSr Of Henrico county, requested o
fns the 'ame forward without delay properly authenticated:
hdaii ho- indebted 10 that estate will be required make
"ehn" Payment the situation VI the esste will admit OF
10 Indulgence. RICHARD BRoOkE .fd,a'r
with the will annexe ed of Is. L. Cocke, dec.
Sept q, 1925 Iaf
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FRESH ITPORTED FIJI GOODS

EoHN & WILLIAM GILLIAT have received by the late
- arrivals from London aud Liverpool variety OF GOODS
suitable tor the trade, and cei them Tor sale
lnodsling terms;
lest London cloths aud c,ssmeres assorted colours and
Cough aud Braitwai,e, and Candy Sons, double
milied napt coons
Point, striped aud rose blankets
waite, yellow, ed aud green ilannels aud baizes
Urs!, blue green aud mixed plains
Double millsd drah cloths
Blue, brown, drab aud mkt ca cloths
Blue, olive, drab aud brown fearnOusbt
Eigni ed, striped anil plain boubahtts
Carollue pIaids AMI railan pladS
Bang-up and constitution cords
German oznahurgs, ticklenburgs and burlaps
Low priced IA Stout Irish linens
ALSO IN STORE,
30 bags prime green coffee
So casks Scott aud olivea old London PsTti
oular Madeira Wue, imported direct aud ii very supe-
iior quality
6 casks Paddy co. London SNUFF
Sept .. 4i-d
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.Es22R TssE ! - = NJ
LATEsr FROAf EItRopr

LATEST FROM EUROPE
New foRK, November 2j.-The packet shin
Samue! Robinson, capt. ChoGfe, arrived below
yes erday from Greenock whence she sailed n, tho
SUI ult We are indebted passenger, who
came up in pilot boat, for Glasgow papers to the
iSth, and London To the evening of the 18th ult.
inclusive, from which we have made the foIlowing
extracts.
Captain Parry had returned to England in the
hecia Discovery Ship, having been unsuccessful in
ms attempt to explore the North West Passage
ne other ship, the Fury, was lost in August last.
Her crew had returned in the Hecla
An aIrcle from Rome under date of the 9th
Of September, mentions report that the Cabinet
OF the Ihuilleries had offered TO the Roman Court
ITS mediation with respect 10 the Concortlat which
1t desires to conclude with the new States in A
mcrica;' and II expresses an opinion founded on
the conciliaory disposition OF the Holy See that
satisfactory arrangement will be made.
The greater part of the Neapolan exiles in
Rome have recei ed permission from their Soye-
reign TO return TO their own country.
a private letter from Paris, received in London.
states That TIE black commissioners were about TO
raise loan OF ninety millions OF francs: thirty mil
mons Will be required Immediately, ard the remain
der in two years, for which new biddngs are TO be
made. 1t their intention TO receive sealed pro-
Posals Messrs. Lafitte and Rothschld had refu-
sed, 1t was said, TO have any thing to do with it.
GGz.
a letter of the 18th, from London, states "that
general gloom had again visited the money mar
kel," without any explanation of the cause. Ru-
mors too, eiiecting tie credit of several banking
houses, in circulation, but without foundation
In the opinion of the letter wriie Consuls are
quoted at So i-S.
Olthe Glasgow cotton narketit is said, under
date of the l4th--'' We have had very good de-
mand for cotton this week at last weeks prices.
The sales were Of American, 30 Sea Islands, at
from 10 to 2id.-of Uplands, 1887 bales, from
IL to l-2d.-l30 Orleans, at = to
IL I'D.
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FROM PERI. &c

BY an intelligent passenger in the brig Hamlet,
arrived at Philadelphia, from Chagres, which place
he leh OF tie i2th Oct, we are informed says the
National Gazette, that at the date of his departure
from Lima, (the Goth Augusta Callao still held
out, but that sickness prevailed to great degree
ameng the unfortunate inhabitants who badtetired
within the Royalis lines, and that the scurvy rag
cd among the troops, IN consequence of their hay-
ing nothing but salt provisions TO live on that ma
ny OF the inhabitants had left the place. and throw II
themselves on the mercy Of the besiegers and that
line deserton from the capital was considerable
daily yet, such was the obstinacy OF Gen. Rodil,
the RoyalIst commander, that it was supposed he
might mold out I'LL November if not sacrificed by
his own troops previo sly the rigorous treatment
which he had been compelled 10 adopt, having Gre
ated great discomfort among the troops.
Bolivar was sllll in Upper Peru, though daily
expected to return TO Lima.
Al Panama, part OF 1000 troops Of the LIBERIA
ting army Of Colombia had arrived and the rest
were daily expected, on their return to Colombia.
These troops are composed chiefly Of blacks, mu-
lattoes and Indians, and It was reported they we o
10 proceed from Chagres TO Csrthagena TO ioin an
expedition preparing there against Porto Rico, or
Cuba
One of the Commissioners from Bogota, appoini-
el by the Colombian Government, had reached Cha
gres from Carthagena, on his way TO Panama. 10
attend the Congress OF Ministers about assernbirs
here The Commissioners from Lima were al
ready at Panama, waiting the arrival Of the others
COLOMBIA. -Cartbsgena papers to The 20n
October, and Bogota TO the 9th have been received
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- To- "r 'userhe dated the day of Jul, Is23 a of
u "a u, clerk office Of Hanover court aud to, N
purpose '' e sad deed cxprvsssd will sold al public ,r
t"n, on tie peinr by the sub.cr her on rh,Is, the ,,b
Gay " ~ - month peoembcr) all that or aicel 1fanI
10 t'e laid Ge"ge z. D,gg,, nv Cole Digs and Mar,
IL us wife, lying IN The sad county 0! Hanover and
pou one h"nded an' f! About haif OF the pu
''e moHsl "iii he quired IN aud for the balance
EICUARf, 4, JttDs, 80, AHOwh ~ 'he
Richmond, Nov. 2ih, as. -''A'-' 'N'''e'
above sale will be made with my entire appreciation
WI JON tht convey a"ce Of the and II !, situated about
mics from the oiy OF Richmond and ed nn, The
'e ii'e Jno' Il Riehc'Ju and Washington Henry Aedrn
we sShe Tune aud place will also be sold at public auction
my I'du'y crest IN tract Of Land contanin, ih ,,
quantity e." acres aud adjoining tina, Above n.rnonrd anJ
wren was Ie',ted to me by my father the late cole Die
'J l" ihe HE estate OF uy mother who now rese
o." a. Is Improved with comfortable dwelling bou.e hen
eL e' good garden aud tolerae collection Of
'nF m"'ier' he IA The said Land &c The Viii he
~ % " '"e s4'e GEO. II. DIGGS.
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.lI0NGeLA Estnie - -.

VIE subscriber not eaioying GOOD health aud i.lir- IN
IL no'e near Charlottesville Ohe North c.cIn psri Of
Si't) and ihereiVIe having sold that p.ri al b,. t ~
we county OF Dmwdde called IlndWicks he po,y ne -
sale ne -Iagfed estate only (iaynr ~
" ' any part "l hts 6reensyille iand,) c0nauiD. hy e
I 4S' acres Of which Than half are in ol J
Tue balance "a open land well enclosed The I, :; Vii
!" 'he culture OF cotton wheat uat, and rye. tb.
ouu,nss ON the plantation tie very best kinj h. ne
pnoPny o. BRICK aud Of the very hest knau.hp Tbi
'e uni'' local advantages OF situation equal If moi ner
10 any III he neShbouIhooL being high airy and
ny, a1d having good springs aud wells a, convenient ;
i''s' ""a Wrhu only mile Ut The CORPORATION and f,, e.
'e'st'oh affords fine view the town OF ~,
og not tsr'f situated in wealthy anJ agre,aolr neir
"u'hoOi' rrns OF saleon credH OF on, two and
years IN equal annual instruments ,yithou; Interest; b ;
may ne extended aud eqaled If desired by PAWN,
on 'he additional instruments. The crop Of c,,ru fI
snuoks &c and the plantation uens and the stoek am 81 -
PIa'''ion' may he sold with the land Person. ,yb MAJ, 49,
possible. fntU,I, = y. ~ i, ,,,t,on u
Nyheld, NUv.29, " ooD 1 n
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--.....-zss,z-r, sagEas xrz,,,.-..-.-
MNLANCHOLY MANS b

NORFOLK, Nov. 2I.-The Schr Harvest, Can't
Sevey, from Baltimore, bou.d to Charleston.
IS. L. touched in Hampton Roads on Wednes-
day last, ana hdviag taken board Lieut.. GTimke
o. 'he Navy his wife, Child and nurse, late residents
vi this town, sailed from Seaweil's Point on Thurs
day morning last Tor Ter destined port, the whole
number 0! sous or toaId being fifteen. Yesterday
morning, Mr.. C4&P;uI, resident OF the vicinity
OF Lul.ituck, .rrv eJ in town and communicated 10
'lr DeHtzei, our news agent, the follow ing heart
rendng tdIngs OF tie fate of The Harvest creating
win their friends In this place the most awful and
distressing tOreaOdings as 10 the safety oil Lent
q. and ms f,mhy, as our informant could not in
an eIncing the deploIab,e catastrop he, designate
by Lame, any OF the passenger the Harvest. 1t
taruIIer, OF the navy, an intimate lriend of Mr.
G,rinke, l-it here yesterday Immediately on recey-
ing the Information, to inquire mo the sad particu-
lars; but the place OF the wreck being about 20
mites distant, he cannot be expected 10 return until
Tomorrow or next day
Mr.. Chaplin states hat the Harvest went ashore
Thursday night, the (cyenIng of t.e day on which
she sailed from Seawes Poni) be wcen new In
let and North Bank, in the vicinity OF Currituck
the wind at the time blowing very fresh from n.
W. As soon rs she struck, they let 20 both an
chors which brought her stern 90, some distance
from the shore Ia this situation, the sea maxim,
flI breach over her, her matches ~ ere washed
OF, AID sue Immediately filed. Her stern being out
Ol wafer, the passengers flew TO the quarter deck
and shelter them from the severity oil the weather
some oil the females were wrapped up in the main
sail.
The news Of this disaster having reached some
Of tie MOI IhOoIrng inhabitants they very prompt
~ went 10 Their and. Etry on Friday morning ,
,he Captain and crew succeeded %, getting on shore
cTrJIn VITA them, among O,her-, a lady, whose
Al-ptn1 and child were lett on board both OF
whom, (say- Our iniyrmiuD were Afterwards
drowued short time al er, tiic violence Of lie
gale having somewhat subsidized tour oil the InhaDl-
,arti VINO Ild come 20 their assistance, embarked
u boat lOr ue Huve,l, two Of them nav
M got on board, Tie DJat Immediately c.p .zed,
AID lie two I1 it az this time swan asAore
i'as, preceded in r second atttmst 10 getting or
Do, ".HeJ tbe. .Otida man lyIa,, 800 he lee SOUP
pas, almos. .Iirt-.-, who a few misIes after ex-
pi,i --lus name our ia.3Ins"t uj not learn
-m1'e pts,.u.ef with co Child, was .oIul wrapped
- m t.tn d..IU lnesc, with some o., org, he,
sIcce SEQ ia go ing into he boat, bat in tie effort
% reach The shore, the DOa again capszeI and four
Of Use member found watery grave.
The vessel Is supposed 70 be totally lost. Eleven
baueis o. hO4r were the OIL, arIcie, OF the cargo
saved al he time .1r Chaplin left the beacb---
IGesday morning
II Isrealy 10 W lsmsntcj That our informant did
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EDLrGarLOnc

'iE sub-eriher School will Commence on the frat of Fe
E"shh Grammar, Geography, with the u,e Of The
I ,'' htHhmetIc, Mensur,tion Geometry Trgononetr,
IH''iva' Surveying The Term Of tuition viii br Ten
WIN vacation ct one month. The price Of hoard and
Union "iil "e 500 payable quarterly in advance ftr sc
'1i 'u'h's" h'' own bed 80 will lee deducted.
\ FEMALE SCHOOL
" a9 commence al the time uuIer th. care M "
~ rev. aud one OF the sub cribers sister. II, which
W." "us" Headins, Writhg Arithmetic, English Ci,u
' iIny, With the of the lubes aud Mapuin
t'oh OF ihe French language Needle.wo E-.
n a ABOVE Ii hoped that early oommunic,o viii 10
hdcnce. 800 , ~, !. Mi' ,nelr con-
Montpelier, Hanover county Nov % Ig55 ~" 70
promptly eli nied to- I'"'' VIII DE
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by the editor OF tie Gazette. Don Pedro Gual ha I
ielt Bosota Tor Panama minister to represent the
republic oil Colombia In the Congress Of American
Republics.
The Correo del AIagdalena of the goth October.
contains the project of decree for removing TEN.
orariiy the seat OF government OF Colombia from
Bogota to Ocana, a more convenient and acces
>ibe situation for the recep of Information and the
exercise OF the functions of government from It's
Proximity To the navigable rivers IL is prooosed
hat 1t shall remain there until TIE Congress desiy-
mates the place snd plan for building the permanent
apital OF The Republic, which is TO be named the
city OF Bolivar. Ocana is situated in pleasant and
fertile country the Rio del Orc, abput dis
iant and nearly in direct line between Boqota and
Santa Martha, being about 220 miles from each
Tie removal OF the Offices aud officers of govern
ment, Is proposed 10 be made before the FIRST day of
June, 1926
A letter from Carthagena, to the editor of the
Federal Gazette, under date OF 22d ull:-" A dis
pute occurred At Bogoia between Mr.. Watts and
Sgnor Miranda, the nature of which is so different
y reported that shall not touch it but the issue
was that Miranda horse-whpped the other on the
Iace-course Watts is said to have horse-w hipped
Ia his turn, and when the last post came away a
meeting had been fixed wsh seconds of high re-
speclability on both sides. Eud as it may il is n
d.sagreeable aifhir, and much TO be deprecated
The return OF Mr.. ANDERSON TO BogoIa Is looked
for anXiousy'
L he same writer, under date of 23d October, saws
- y large ship OF war is need in the ollins
supposed 10 be one from Europe for this government
i just learn she is one of those purchased for
OoAoihoia III Sweden" Bdit. Amer.
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JOHN TTcE
,MEREEIJNrJp IpgJynD

Opposite the Bell Tavern, Main sutet)
rs 'eeeHiiy received, IN addition In former so, < an
ext nsWe assortment ct rrnahc goods. no, inferior To-
.Y ~ ,he cN' comprising chiefly every article ia his line
N"'h ne : prepared To make mp order at short notice an
Tue most 'aionah'e style and on the moderate terms
" d. constant supply OF fashionable ready made cloth
s on hand at very reduced prices, every CAV u,rnt warranted
~ Cloths bought at ether made aud tlimmed As
81, few first raie joareymen tsilers wanted Apply a,
Nov. %. 90 .
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New HAVEN. Nov. 10.


Extract OF letter from an office. of the Brandy
wine, dated London, Oct. II, 1925.
. Permit me to detail to You tie proceedings OF
the Brand wine, since last wrote you On the
lO,h September, received General Lafayette on
board-on the nth, put to sea-on the 18th, ex-
perienced heavy gale from the -olthwest--lound
our ship 10 leak to such a degree that we were
compelled 10 throw overheard twenty tons of shot
ON the 4h OF October, arrived and landed Gencr-
al Lafayette in Havre-on the 9Th, put to sea, des-
tined for the Melitcrrauean--on the Sth, then on
the Coast OF England, experienced a tremendous
gale from the westward-on the 9 h, bore away
on The l0th, arrived at Cowes Isle of Wight--on
the 18th, in company with several of my mess
mates, took coach for London We shall return
to the ship tomorrow, and put again the first
favorable opportunity.
" have no news 10 impart to you. The only
topic here Is, that Lord loChraae Is equippng an
expedition to support the Greek cause. They
firmly believe in London hat we are bound on the
same errand, and sincerely hope that their sup
position may prove We have a great deal Of
company to visit snip, more PARTICULAR British
naval officers. She is pronounced by them, and
believe without atIery, the finest ship yet <
England" Herady
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I0MD ON FAsGIoWs.

JohH ~ DonouSh, .MerchGnt Tailor,
~ EN- door below the Huu,, ha. inst received re
the Richmond Parhet the latest LCz DON FASHIONS
mss'ner with full assortment of FALL AND WINTER
"ooDS oil every description, sutabl- foi Gentleinen c
notice. - ~ $50 ~ S"''
-'' 80 Colt
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T|gENTY DOLLHBq REHlapo

-tfAWhf from TIE sf1cfihef 20 jail, fat sft.
~ Young nssfe gsf named Dick ils q sssa 49,.
ai.s ,el sfs'. sa handed. and sbcn ai a. ssnsssi
'peiks tnfo hp teeth end gea sslsat 81 oiel y,-
~ hnch or 'ch ~ hsfishf lee of h, fhe .b.e
% " ~sy ~ be Psdof hr spPfshsasiaa aad<sIige
~ 50 MI % me rfshbor,o4 and f i.krn 81 4 M.
ianet ali frsrssbie srpsnset eibs oai 81 sdfis5 ~"
,. GEoNQE W 1EEl.
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The Democratic Press says that private letters
from Dublin, confidently affirm that Mrs Patier-
son, late Miss Cation, of Baltimore, was about o be
married TO the Marquis OF Wellesley, Lord Lieu
tenant OF Ireland.