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WTLiGmsbOrough Female .qcademu


AFlNG taken possession Of the house recently occupied
n by Col VIM Richards, proposed open ia this place
Urinary lor the instruction of young ade, which
Principally under the direction OF Mrs. Ana OFen In Or
der TO regue the patronage that is offered the school, well
as from ehoicc shall feel incumbent devote sue
ms rs am not actually engaged IN my professional pursuits
70 the OF the best Interests othe institution In
dependenty Of this, competent additional assistance will he
procured so socn as shall be discovered that the number of
pupils may require It.
The usual branches Of female education useful and ornameu
al will be taught
AZ Is believed that the most that be effected by teach.
er' IN The limited time spent by children o to ay
the foundation for future dsinmen efforts will be mainly
directed mat way Such stuie therefore, either the pres
e condition Of society does require, the successful ae-
qon o. winch may be rendered imprsoeabe from
stances, will not be attempted.
As rapid progress Of the pupils in the number and anii,g
OF fudfe' what we design avoid, young viii adj
vanced to class to which proficiency her previous
will not entiile her
Oceaonal exereir the intervals Of study, IN composition
m reading and commenting the English Classics viii he re
oted u" calculated 10 inspire Tor polite Literature
The price OF board aud tuition, ,ng spelling reading
writing, needie-wok, grammar arithmetic geography astror-
omy, mythology chronology, beileettrts logic moral
drawing 800.
Each Jouns lady wall provide herself with blanket par
sheets, ooUntefpsue and two towels
The first session viii commence the f2'h of June.
SPENCER O'BRfEN.
juno lS' fO-wGg
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SaLE or LIND

A GREEABLY to the vii. ofhe late Rev Needler Robi,.
son, viii oGer 70 The highest bidder Thursdsy
Ausut next IL far, " DOT tb next fsir day. at New Ken,
hou'e two Tracts ol Land lying IN the lower end Of New
neh county and Immediately ihe waters of York River
INC one tract known bye Of Marsb6ed contains ION
ue on which there large and commodion, Briek Hs
and out houses, Of whchare IN GOOD repar
aay 81 The land slh and well adopted 10 the growth
W wheat Its eoniguy In the river affords great facility In
procuring the ncoessaos Of The water. Oyster Bed and E
E hock are Immediately adjacent the door and fbs doc
within 80 yards ofthe hank ofthe river ~ '' O'
h land bounded onthe West by creek running throueb
a,Pasou piece OF Marsh containing about CO ~ ~
Wheb partly Owned BY Mr. Prior Vaughan who il demon IL
yoDng 70 reclaim IT, Nature has thrown nm an cnorr,ot
ounl o. sand leaving only passage Of feet for The eb
s l5 uoving o. ne tide up and down the oreekThe O.
Rene gu retaining this marsh cannot exceed m RE 9lts, =
only work necessary viii be The 6Sing Of ood cate In b
other tact commonly called Pond Marsh bs ,v b.n
70 Sushorpe contains 400 acres and Joins M,rsb6cd IN
we Southeast There m Improvement on fb;, f,s
tus frame OF an Old dwelling house. which ma he es,;1
.ePa"cd 70 be comfortable. TIE perusr s5vsnsee' ~ ~,
faet consist IN Ne favorable adaptation 10 The rs ~ Ci
v,os very exien'ige Marsh attached 10 H.
0 ohacfed u Jne, two and three years reouiring n h.
punasers bond with security and deed Of tsf on s I,nJ
III. es ne payment WM. ROBINSON, Adu1r.
SD
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TRNST SALN

next TAR day toy ready money, before The door Of he
aen KEPT ~ Samuel Puyear, and Richard g. puryear NJ
e pace called thc city, he county o Meokenhnrr una or
deedin trust eseoutedby Abraham Kcene TO te subse er A.
trustee ont h DAG Of November 1921 and duiy reco5eJ
w Tue clerks once Of the county Of Mecklenbure 10 secure
zoe payment o. debt therein mentioned, with interest due 10
1eI green the following property, much thereof ,s
pa 10 pay the debt due interest," charges Of
nakn ihs sale one thousand Of land lying in the com
"t MtcHenbug- Butchers creek, being The tract Of
ana on when the said Abraham Kccnc now reles Win H.
following slaves and their inc case Of The females ,e b A.
m ee desd' James Simon, Cesar, Jack, Lewis Bobb Nil
yolm Armiesdi Edmund Fauney, Lucinda aud Child pet
" Beck, Rose Billy, SbsJrach, Lse Sam and TIenr, At,
he 'uehoId and kitchen furniture, and plantation took the
aug lsed moned The title 70 this property deemed indi..
tafi Out viii convey such title only vested in ne mn,
der this deed. EDWARD DODsON T. ,"s w
June rs. ~ ~
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At. , =, OlEhdSbEo H. fEaIHERSTOl
hHeia county; va June ~. I2-n
WIGW.aM GRa1luaR ScgOo1


HFHE exercises If The WgwaB. Grammar School will re-
commence on the 18th July next The public ar. res
pecuuy informed that an has made which
by promising Permanency the principles on which this
conduoted may hold forth additional inducement 60
gentlemen wishing e. resort to- comuodIous rssidencs
ior the principal aud his family stateuf
aud will probably be ready for their reception ky the fri
es can be accommodated at the Wig am and The pnci
VIII he enabled 70 receive eight into his family The
course OF instruction will be directed az 10 orepare
gentlemen intending TO close their education al ho uiyer
specially tor that institutions while those u whom NAV nj
hr enter college will find IN an extensive come Of
classical and mathematical learning, the lectures on
rhetoric and philosophy which will be regularly delivered ,
fng taGh session. cheap and is hoped valuable substitute
FOR collegiate education
Jno Rockford will continue TO give instruetiou. in
MATES, and an arrangement likely he rnade with
gentleman OF objectionable requirements 10 assist an az
ca oepsrm NJ The Principal OF this school intending 10
He'oe m'e tor several his present
es on MS part TO spare pains in rendering the ,enes of
he Institution commensurate with the patronage II has c,ntin
ued TO enjoy since It's first establishment Those ,y.bnr In
take advantage Of the occurring bybs nov
emit The prices Of board and tuition being mode
ate and some incOny nienoe having resulted from er IN
attetio TO the subJcctPatents Guardian arc
Ssenu tt amount Tor each session in advance in over, in
sdhee "hdv may not be convenient send the money
bonds expected bearing date from the day Of entrance
Poe Of Board, WahiRg NC for the esion Of 1--WE months
do f,rTri,;o- $40
Candles burnt IN the ehoohousc vii be separais eb,rre
WIZ. Is. GILES,
e, BARTHW. EGAN.
Students Who may wish board with inc suberbst are
jane 10. 10
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THE NEW TREATY.
CcPy Of q letter from Mr.. BERRrEN, to Cos
TRoUP, on the subject of the yNcto Treaty.
WAsII1 NGrnN. 2nfh Ma 1900

Copy Of q letter from Mr.. BERRIEN, to Cos
TRoUP, on the subject IF the yNc,o TREATY.
WAsH1NGToN, 30th May, 1926.
Ny Dear Sir: got your letter of the 10Th inst
this morning. am not at all surprised that the peo-
pie OF Georgia dissatisfied with the new treaty.
On the foor of the Senate when in secret session
distinctly and more than once stated that this
would be the case, bat the Journals are no IoDpe,
secret, and a. they will be published on Thursday
in the Intelligencer, will explain the facts had
hoped that my colleague, who was called away BIZ
the situation OF his family, would before this time
have been enabled 10 you and would have pu,
you in possession of all the facts; but suppose
the same cause which called him from US, has pre-
vented him from seeing you.
Our course on this subject was plain and straigb,
forward. We der led the power Of Congress 10
annul The old Treaty without the consent OF Geor-
gia. We declared our readiness to investigate,
and our ability to repe, any charge Of fraud which
could be brought against it, but refused to con-
slider the DISPOSITIONS taken by General Gaines and
Major Andrews, as evidence on this question be-
cause they were &c pdyfe, were taken In a COLA
teral procedure, and while the Indian Agent re-
tanning bis station substantially, though noninally
suspended, able TO exercise an undue influence
IN the nation. bad an early conversation on this
subject with the Chairman OF the Committee on
Indian Affairs, who concurred with me on these
objections. When the treaty OF January was sub
milted, the Secretary Of war had requested 70 be
informed, If the Committee should be unwilling to
recommend its ratification, in order that the Pres-
den; might have an opportunity Of Transmitting the
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SAETYLE WOOD FOR SaLE

WHAT valuable plantation situated in Newk,nt cort O.
n mules from Richmond, and two from PanuDkev Rivsy% Al
MAJOR Cu's estate gen Chamberaynes and other.
containing OBS acres, 800 % which are under GOOD
and wen fenced in, and each LOT well watered e,ides
su P'nsS an exiensive orchard tract and larrn
; MT about 100 acres, good low land and much
improved nis last seven yearshers sl.u large 1na bc
9 a a3d which has been tried proven 10 be good
Juand Is heavily timhered With pine and oak OF tho
largest dlnensions the house and houses are eonveni
ne stock OF horn cattle sheep hogs horses and mule. and
utensils may be had At fair valuation possession on
or Immediately, by paying fair price for the gro wing eop
whea ye oats hay corn &c which very PROMISING Po
ling, ShockT Hill, Richmond. J. III. DEIGaYp1
May 80. ~ NSN- "hno'
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$50 REIYgRD

~ uNAWAF, about the Eater Holidays lat YEAR March
l0@5 from The 'cryice " Mr.. james Moore vin- on
AufnPke Road, about seven miles above Manchester In
no''efhtld county, negro roman named Pov Th so.
man supposed went "a, boat 10 James Rive
perhaps towards Lyuehbmg Shes tolerabIv tout made H.
anef short ha' omewba Of suy look, and gloomy conn
enlnoe When Poken TO- She may probably be about hirfv
year, Of age her clothing not well known She has
h"ed ont bf nIichmond aud Petersburg and may potI
pa SUI iuikn ru one Of those places Any person who viii
n. l'd w pan 20 any jail that she my he gotten
again. ~ ad-1s ne subscrbtr thereof by letter dired A.
hm TO be lct t' called io al the Pot OGce Richmond ,hs
teeye TIE abve reward snd the notice ofher being
ed will be pointcdiy attended % TuCs a TSVI an
Richmond, June Is. 10 e."
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TRUST S.9LB
nIrn SIrAN,r -

ID URSUANT TO deed ofTruh exeorted by Edmund pr,
to John Camm aud Thomas Crews, dated 32d June isdp
ana duly recorded IN the clerks Office Of the co
Tor purposes therein named, shall proceed TO sell for esd
money on the premises Tuesday The nth day Of J1
next certain tract parcel Of land lying and heinz in az
county OF Amherst, North side Of Buffalo River a5;ain
me lands Of David s. Garland James Hgsnbobam and ohe
generally known by the name Of the Gebe Tract anJno,v h.
tee possession Of said Edmd Penn Containing about nine r.
dred aefes Acting asifnse the subscriber will only convey
such tile as vestadin him trustee tho he believe die IN.
TO be god. TlIOs en- Ftvs s w .'Ie
Amherst, June 20. e,
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THE FRAILTY OF BEAUTY.
From the Remain, ofthe Re,,. c.

From the Remains o the Rer. C. Wolfe.
j plar tune up my hearts broken string,
For the fair has commanded the straiDi
But yet sueh theme will l sing,
That think she'll not ask me again
roi I'll tell her-You,h's blossom is blown,
And that beauty the flower pnust fade;
(And sure, II a lady can frovn,
She'll frown al the words have ssid)
The smiles of the rosebud how heet,
They come-snd a, quickly they fy.
The violet how modest and sweet
Yet The Spring sees il open and die,
How suoy-white the lily appears
Yet the life Of lily's day;
Aud the snow that il equals. IN teafs
Tomorrow must vanish away.
All, Beauty of all things on earth,
How many thy charms most desire,
Yet Beauty and youth has lis BIRTH
And Beauty With Youth must expire.
All, fair ones so sad i, the tale,
That NV song in my sorrow steer;
And where intended TO rail
must lay down my harp, aud must weep.
But virtue Indignantly seized
The harp it fell from my hand
Serene was her LOOK, though displea,'d,
As she Wter'd her awful command.
Thy tears aud thy pity employ,
For the thoughlless, the siddy, the van,--
Bgt those who my blessings enjoy,
Thy tears ard thy pity dbdliu.
" For Beauty alone ne'er bestuv'd
Such u charm religion has lent;
ihild the check of bell never gloved
With smile like the smile OF content.
" Times hand, and the pcstileuee-rage,
No hue, no complexion Can brave
For Beauty must yield to old age,
But will not yield 10 the Grave.o
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CURLES FOR SATF

EHRE subsoI beris duly auhofissd 10 .eJltbi va, .,
on wnoh nc resides, belonging to bis father Wade Mosby
particular description Of it deemed unnecessary No
'ne river possesses more advantages. The buildings
are very convenient and in good repair and every
on ine farm !; IN g2od order o cultivation he small ex.
peImen made with the cotton crop have sufficiently proven
that admirably adapted the growth Of that article
gmaed TO sell bargain may be had by those disposed e
Puehae The stock Of every description farming u.ep.;
&c may be had at valuations and viii iced for he
crop OF wheat at fair price For further particulars refer 10
Curlss July 9. tsWa.,A ''''
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TT,euf,, DoJTc,s po,,o..J

ANAWAf from the subscriber the 10Th ult nv pepro
At man JOE, sometimes called Joseph lie is about e e,
inches gh, OF brown complexion made broad f. et and
large hands with marks bis back occasiuned bv IN,
whip lie very artfu fellow, and when spoken To- yerN
often smiles lie had on when he went off, old wool hat
napt cotton coat, cotton shirt expect he was
ticed NJ by free woman who has been lurking about tb
for time who calls herself Keziah She
~ tall black woman with very thick lips and long Roman
nose she has lived NTH neighbourhood of Amoa
Tor several years expect they will endeavour to get TO the
state OF ONO will give the above reward taken in t
county and thirty dollars within so miles, aud 100 dollars
that distance. Joe is about % years Of age
CHARLES H. FEATHERSTON
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FOR SIZE on T-FaSLi

VIE subscriber offers for sale valuable .st.. in d
county OF fCwiaan, containing upwards of tveIvs nm
eFed acres about Que third part Of which i, in o NJ H.
rate tobacco land considerable quantity of low rrnnJ
than wlch there Is valuable ver, ro6SS a.
ing with six rooms and out houses every in H.
greatest abundance Or he would lease 10 good msnaer
on shares: an advance of money be made on ,Sb;c5 ~
VIII pay Interest," either in money, with his portion of he
crops ihefe l be enough ud in the cultivation of Tobar
co ana Corn tins year to seed $50 TO IeO or nerha
2o9 bushels OF wheat and there few such rrospeet,
making 50 large crop from the quantity Of land -
FURTHER particulars will be known on srnic,,,o, .,
The subscriber in the city Of Richmond; and Mr william Ro
all adjoining Tie premises will hew the e,tae 10 any ne
"Iins 20 contract HENRY ANDERSON.
q
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a. YHE pnALLc


NtORNATIoN desired Ola young u,au by iue n.uue II
Ddn'el IT, Green, who lett Colunhia S. g. about eighteen
months He is about % years person stout "a
about feet in height his HAIR black beard unusually strong
generally wore very large uhnker, rather tacurn biz
% and particularly so with strangers. His trade
Soam1ia he went in company with ouneym-n, who were
TESTIFIED Tor North Carolina and Virginia since thai periodic
Ea',Sn. Having been for time sick in Columbia his
are aPPehensve tina, he may have died long arr
ne e there Any Information which can be given of him will
be thankfully received by the subscribers ''''
NJ H. CARD0Zo Richmond. Va,
JOHN GREEN, Ea.ton, nusyIvauir
~ Printers the between Richmond and Colnm5
tons. ~" 'ASS-
Junea %
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RICHMOND
FRENCH BURR .uLLL-SI-O.NEs .Ng.N-fZ

fNHE subscribers respectfully inform their fren5
Pu6lc generally, that they have on hand VoJ AMI
wen selected assortment of TRENCH BURR B1OCES
81 tue best quality; and slsO ready made Burr 1RStones
VI various Sizes which they inferior 10 any built in
th country Person, wanting the above article can he %
ped al Northern prices as we determined sell a. low
as tey can be bought any respectable shop for cash or ~
acceptance Their shop the corner of Il and 18Th ST.,
Orders Will he thankfully received promptly executed
may 70. S-L a RosI'
N - For reference othe quality of our ready made
ohe' apply TO the Richmond millers as the hay
universally had far trial Of them. 6 Sc I ~
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ADYERTIS.MENr

bSOONDtD from ny possessions 18th lat june Maria,
d stout c9rpu'ent w3man yf dark chocolate complex
nsnppqscl to he between twenty five and triy ycsfso
She hasa variety Of clothing, hcfcfe shall not attempt 10 de
crc menu She sa woman Of pleasing count, nance but
comued ny Examination, fOt foaung the corners Of
ie mouth vii intanty appeal hired her for the present
gear ffom M Abner England of the city Of Richmond
im informed she has mother who lives IN Manchester where
nc may oeeasonay will pay her delivery 10 me
tn The Guy Of Bchmond eight dollars. rs usual Hrwarp
1 masters o vessels tom tfaniportng the sad servant Maria
beyond the Hunts Virginia, uudcr the Of Aemhy
miting 90 such fofwafn al The cizeSs
oi t commonwealth against hlrbornr, employing or xiv
ING comfort 70 the said servant az their PsrA JNO HALL.
Juue 20. t2-.gs-vs
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WIS: n z. RANDoLPn nrona.s. % ..tah..h he,rdi..

"a RS: T. h RANDOLPH proposes esiahl;sh boarding
w school fo young Ladies' in New London Campbell co
Terms for of months Commencing the 9Th al
October, S26, and ending the 9Th OF August, Il 27
Board and tdtion IN the English branches ludng
writing Gr9mma GeogsPby History, Chronology Arithm
TIC =, ana pam n edie-"ork, $40
Spanish o.,
Drawing, o.
Washing and menins on
Masters Of Music and Dancing will procured and tb
Terms made known in short Each scholar will furnish
bed, bedding and towels.
For day Schofrrs
Tuition nall the English banehe, above mentioned $40
Fuel, o
at the expiration Of ) months.
June 10. II vvtoys
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T0 LIE HGE

'oh term Of years. the Plantation on which Cant Samuel
Smne.ons no resides, situated James River in The
county oil Amherst, aud about miles below the town c
Lynchhus The plantation contains about $50 acres of Io
grounds and 90 acres Of high land and the tenant hound nv his
sonao 10 return IL IN good ORDER Those inclined 10 u,.
nave only 10 view the place its order condition TO
mat Is worthy Of their particular attention je
living in Bucking county, near The town If Ca
1une -. 'o-w0w L. BOILING.
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SOSG-From the same.

Oh, my love has an eye Of the soitest blue
Yeti II q, that that uon me;
But little bright drop from her sOul was there
It's that that has untone me.
] might have pa.s'd that lovely cheek,
Hoi, perchance, my heart, have len ME
But the sensitive blush that came trembling theie,
OF my hear, it forever bcreft me.
might have forgotten that red, red lip
Yet bow from the thoughts 10 sever,
But there amile from the sunshine within,
And that smile I'll remember for ever.
Think not It's nothing bit lifcless clay,
The elegant form that haunis me-
Ills the gracefully delicate mind that Inuyes
In every step, that enehani' nc.
Lei me not hear the nightingale sing,
Though once in MS notes delighted
Tho feeling aud mind that comes whispering fotih
Has left NE music beside H.
Who could blame hal ov'd that face
Ere my eye cuuid twice explore herr
Yet it was Tor the fairy intelligence there,
And the warm-warm heaItI adore hes.
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April II.
TRUST SAIE

virtue OF deed oi trust of record in the county court Or
-; oy Thomas Adams,for the purpose ofsecur-
ing 10 Lansh9rhe and Scrusgsa certain of
mentioned aha proceed sell the highest cash.
half acre lots ef land lying the town of Cana and %
us IN me plan OF said town by the Nos s. and IL or so
u nefeoi as may be sufficient 10 pay the debts 10 said
said deed. lOBr. MoSEI Ev ~ =. MN oy
Richmond DIsy So e~wtJs -'1''ee
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ColIcge al II1lin,n nnd H.,

VIE Visitors and Governors this Institution will nro
"A TO reoollect that their Annual Couvoeaon i, GxaJ e.
that at' ts e os d day Of J%y 1t almost
committed. N''ie esPecd!iy
IiE annual Examination Of the students. in the co,e.c p
na liam and Mary will commence Saturday the BAL
June ana close on the Sd Of July Parents and Guardian. ana
The public generally respectfully requested to siten5
rv;,: :, j. AUG. SMITH, Pres'dt
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b y ORDER OF THE EXECUTIVE
~ ANDOI PINS Renorts -
hNDOLIn . hepoFIs-
AZ Gilmer's Reports.

II Gilmers Reports.
Hening's Statutes at large being a collection of all the
Laws of Virginia from the first of the Legislature IN
the lois, in is volumes. The of country are
necessarily connected with every thing belonging to the people
Of 1T so that thorough knowledge OF them aud Of their pro
gross, would inform every thing that as most 10 he
known about them aud Of the greatest of
Horians an general ewing to the ignorance of Laws
L. The above Sos will he sold at reduced prices ron.e
uenty bargains may had early aPpcAtion Be made
10" }. II. & 4. NASH.
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LIND FOR S4LE

ENHE Tract of Land New Glasgow in Amherst county
called the Glebe, containing about acres Of excellent
tobacco aud WHEAT land aud reRed the present year
9ier. CrawfordS Barrett and which pt Edmund Penn
lives for sale with liberty wheat the fall aud full
possession given the s Of January terms &c april
eson to be made TO John Ross the county Of Abenar
IN this place to JAMES ross
Fredericksburg may l.. 1-wstt
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virtue Of deed of trust executed by William Montague
- and William FMoatsgue 90 the suhcrbers Of record b.
Zoe county court u Cumboi snd shall the I'd day oi
duy, Oh The prcmre, expose 20 aic cash. the high
'udef Tract Of Land lying the county 81 C1mberaui
nfuns about 100 afe aud two female Slaves whs
pery conveyed hy sl deed fo putpoe securing
ebt due 70 James Jennings. WIN. T.. RANDOLPH.
OLIVER q. WHEELER.
trntSN
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~ 'usc Dcr5 wFh % contract for few ihoUsaud h.b,f
= OF good Wheat deliverable or Ismes Bivcr beIo az
"a'sf ioi whie tls eayh VIII be pad on delivery wv
APPy 70 SAMUEL moRpECAI & CO. Petersbmr
w n JOSEPH MARX q son. Richmond w."
N~"' 90 f0-w
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SNRW @WWMssa

OF American British, French, German, China and other
nufseure, They have been purchased at prices correspond
with the times, aud will he sold for cash, puneua
customers at very small advances.
May 20 5-wtf