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.bFGS. HILLS

- ESPECTrULLI acVnn,s The mh,btlnis OF Richmond,
&c ani h' puuif general int -he ha opened 1fILi-
cry and NiNFCi IfHiNG EsieJiaalieHl, an tue
house owned 10y M Michael Gttitrt doors below
NJ Mr'he' Jewelfy Store aud opposite Me>rs. yle au
Co'i she will he aiei Ia her business by iadie.
New fprA aud Philadelphia, wp have hrcn r'2ul Is
slructr'l ia each bTaas VI buine', and prOiuced the
satisfactory assurances resls eIa, taste, repecibi-
~ &c.
She pledge, herself for te faithful Performance of ANY -
sines ciusleltO her and gre
Ia give universal aiisfcton Her establishment will he
tully aud desire please Her uools have bteu
car.uily selected IN New Work. hy htrstl rchased the
best eras, Of the latest and fashions. She
la, brought splendid of READY MADE
MILLINERY Consisting Of Hats Bonnes Caps aud Tuillns.
of the latest par, fahio,.Tle are an nci-
h; shapes vsiju-; together with large aoTtmen beet
quality LcghUru aud split Straw Hats aud Bonn-s sB .lnar
aud Outage shapes; misses aud chd plain opeu sin Nv
Hats AMI Cottages mems aud boys Leguns worked Capes
and Colir fancy harc.e Haudkrrchieis French and
New York Flowers Feathers large as.oticnt
alats- and splendid ur;nen of Nhbons
net Lace, white and bia ho3hine lace Eci., white bsck
aud green NcL nlHiomc fancy Dress, ur ladies,
With trimming 10 ;ond cNta Ions and white and
ooured kid aud horseLn G!eyes variety of Neckllce,
oll atd other fancy articles fancy Soaps and Pcruncrv
together wth alan every Article necessary ala lab
li,hnenl.
Ordc pm the county, executed in the hest manner and
with the greatest dep LEGUORNS cleaned and viii
terd appear new, altered dressed IN the most FASH
iou,ble style.
There grent variety Of patterns in the Man,ual
Lc Department, which viii he conducted in III, best manner
may L. 1T
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SHOE STORE.

EIiiVe Ten.nsatoC Mansi3p EaiiFiry
WE su-crhers now opening ilus received from the
@o,otssY Sew Y'rk 'ul rnillePhal their .i-,u.
supply ID hoe. Boots Nc which, nsIij 60 teif t' on
htl, enables pem TO ite he attention ot then Girit ,r
Che pubek, ~ an ''-o"'n' computing eyery variety,
4 part of thDic iut' received arc-sn:
Lii,ei' PLAN lnd figured Black rrnelh Slippers
do Do d, Cuourrd d.
do do 10 do silk do frichrsr.i-
do de- DO White do do irii,.,,.f
do rh,i rrunclli ana Iorocro s.rirt l..lfl ...t.-
do Tue Seal skm slip snt wrtir. SHp,.
do Brs aai rul1fei Morocco ud 81 tI s. ,i1 ,.t...
do Con upu l;oan Tie,
dp Lelhrr Pumps aud Shoes
do BHtt aui ,,.lrcd uoroccc Slips 1ud Sine.
Miacs BIth suj r1l'rtI Morocco 1rd r.uroia .rr.,,
do M1r.rr1 aud Seal Stin Shoes sud B.at.. %
30 lmt guj common Sen Str.t
Grntcmc1' fc.tc7li morocco and .eil kin lorfcs
do E0mrnu tcr dl
do Bat so .iocs and b.o'rat
DO o' seal ,1d mo'oeoo walking aud j,-.r. r.--s
do Troi.sn hoes
Boz slot. lut haY.rs.
do Seal ,irdlncin. pumps
Crllrcu+ sti Ind morocco -h1.f sd t--.s
Shoe threat ti supcri'r black 10 VLDrt
Paste end Igii bllekin-
ti1r 1ul .rsi t.Iu trunks
pUftm1nictu 40
Grass d'ormi iestri sifc &cf
ia. O. 9. MgEue tnr.
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The Committee Of the III. Of r. in Jarche's
Case, have returned tie bill from the Senate for
the relief Of Francis Larche,' without amendment.
together with the eyidenc, in the case -ihe matter
is now referred 10 Committee ofthe Whole:there
Mr. Martindae of ". will have an oDDortuni-
e. OF vindicaung the principle OF this exiraordlna-
~ Report, though we would most respectfully and
most earnestly eonJure him to forbeal The char
acter OF That Document can scarcely have escaped
the memory Of cur readers.
Thi- question having excited profound ntere.t
among the Southern people, we have Thought if
OUT duty to request the Copy Of Correspondence,
which it his called forth between Mr. Tazewell
one OF our Senators in the Congress Of The IT, s.
and Mr.. L Ter the Governor Of Virginia We sub
NIT these letters to our readers; not doubling that
they will participate in the interest, bch we have
experienced upon the subject:
His ErceHency Iohn 1yler:
DEAR Sin: The nclosed document (Which
has this moment been laid upon my tablet contains
matter OF too much uterestto Virginia. ami 10 the
other slsve-holdng states of this Union. To- iisli-
iy me in emitting 70 lay 1t before you at the earliest
moment The facts Of the case are, that Francis
Larche was the owner of a slave, horse. and cart
all Of which were impressed by order OF General
Jackson, Tor the purpose Of aiding in completing
the works he had p-lned for tic defence oil New
Orleans. While 50 employed in cartiug, the slave
was killed 10y a canton rho, fred by the enemy.
No doubt, therefore, could exist, that Iarche, the
owner, was entitled 10 be compensated for The
property, OF which he had been so deprived by
The United States ard, Of course that be was emil
ted to be Psid for this slave, provided the slave
was property. Hence arose the occasion for tie
Committee Of the House of Representative 10 pass
upon the question, whether slaves IS ere property
or not and their decision upon this great question
the inclosed document staiea You win not fsil
TO see 10 the reasoning employed By the Comm ee
upon this occasion, the annunciation of another
proposition, OF still more importance r. The slave
holding 5'o.c- hot sst ..l with deciding ia
efect' goat Saves are rp. property, t'., Commute,
pr e aeciar, PEG rae oerer g genes
.e.e1 rs uett, cyr also ,s.i
a Naj qc.. -l.gesd ,c
otle,v N a
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o. The length Of the proceedings Of Congress compel.
postpone ,he conclusion lf MI Giles, Address
zen' VI Am'la, which i nmeneed on FIRST page-An-
wees aud Congress wi! he the Adjournment.
We sali then Gni enlu fer many articles
uler The nece,shy Of laying Is the debate the
II, Ui Vrsies speech intle II. OF 1.-TWO three erci,.
GOosrc., NJ iiusAi.,u's speech ia the IL vi Com
nioi' We shliiuy to maze room ior oPuus II o.sibic,
neat Wetk
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1t is now certainly ascertained, that the Com
mittee OF ttcentytour, appointed by the House OF
Representatives TO digest an amendment TO the
Constitution of the United States, in conformity
with tie adopted resolution proposed b. Mr.. Me-
Dutiie, will not make report during the existing
session. and, probably, never. The subject
was yesterday agiaed in the Senate, when Mr..
Benton agreed that it late in the session
act upon it. .1ier. Gag.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

IAUI"E OF
Brunswick Jno. p. Drommond, Henry Fetch
er.
HIrliy--Jethro Neville, Jacob Miller
h05lr0e Hugh Csperton = Alexander Dunlap.
Madison Linn Banss and William Fiaks-
10 opposition.
.Niet0!0S--Hedgman Triplet,' john @. Ste
yenson.
Princess Anne--William ]. Woodhorsa, Ca
leb Ward.
Ao gfthe Iasf Legislature.
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AOrIrE

II iYING qualified ESor. Of the estate Of capt. WIN.
EtI dec ale Of Iienrico ;ouny give notice all
:iose having claims s-aius said ate, exhibit tcn NJ.
Jacob =. krce prorery atherjeaed t proyi ION may
he made IT, their payment, aud those Indebted viii please
"a axe payment 20 him, wish wind up the soon
ls Pus.ihie JAMES BELL
tul. IL
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1t is currently reported at Washington, that Mr.
Gallatin has had the offer of the embassy to Eag-
land in The place of Mr.. King, who having receiy ed
an outfit of $4,000, and year salary of he same
sum, Is content now to return home. Ii is also
reported, that Mr.. GIlatin either has declined, or
will decline, accepting-in which Gov. Bar
bour, the present Secretary OF War, is said 10 be
designated for the mission-IYho is TO be has sue
cessor in the war department, has not yet been
promulgated Phi. inner. Sentinel
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appointed at Tie Iatt Meeting Of Pnr Ciilzcns, as
scmbled on Tuesday evening at thf Mayors Office,
and appointed Col. Robert Troup, Chairman, and
John l.. Lawrence, Secretary. X resolution was
passed requesting The Cashiers OF the respective
Banks, TO receive such subscription moneys
may be offered personally or by letter, and to place
their amount TO the credit OF the Treasures of the
Committee. Col. Robert Troup, the Mayor and
the Recorder, were chosen Treasures: and the
Committee adjourned to Friday evening next,
when sufficient increase will be made OF their
number to enable them to call at The dwellings, of
all our citizens, who may be desiious of contrbu-
ting to the Jefferson Fund. Bali. ChroR.
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ftis our disposition TO dog the heels Of
public and 70 chronicle their Exits and heir
Entranrs gpon our little Theatre. But as we have
already published one or two paragraphs, an
nouncins BE- inishuon Of Mr. John Randolph 10
embari: Europe, (in the York packet at New
York oA rill H. las } we deem it our province to
state ID. So. r. arrived in this City on Tuesday
morning, his WY TO the Roanoke. Nh r.
ha' not e probably determined whether lie will
take fai ~ trip.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-12

u In ApI, ,tai IN french vessel which
BIRD the intelligence IN at port, arrived on the
25iM pri!. ard lad pas e OF six days q pm We
ra Cll:=. The loss Of PROPERTY consumed was es-
Iimaifd at between two ahi three millions Of dol
lar mostly belonging to English houses. Tie same
resi- brought rumoars OF political disturbs Hces in
MEXICO. 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-12

power, without the consent OF Georgia, 10 IN
rupt, or invalida;e, any pretense ,whatsoeH'
the right secured to that state, by this contr.yt
made in obedience TO act OF Congress, and raj
led with all due solemnity.
That the contract for which an appropria-
ton is now asked, differs from that at the ladan
Springs is this: That it does not provide Tor the re-
moval of the Creek Indians prior TO 1877; and does
not expressly provide for their removal from all
the lands occupied by them in Georgia. The un-
dersgned are therefore, compelled, by just sense
of what is due to Georgia, to protest, as they do
most solemny protest, against 1t, as violating the
tights of that member Of the Union OF which they arc
lie Representatives, leaving it TO the constitutions
al organs of the State sovereignty to vindicate or
ewah : those rights, their own sense OF pro-
priety, >ir duty to the people OF the State, aud
their reverence for the Union Of the States, under
the Federal Constitution, NAV dictate
ALFRED CUTHBERT,
GEORGE CARY,
JOHN FORSYTH,
EDWARD TATNALL,
&. L. HAYNES,
WILEY THOMPSON,
JAMES MERRIW ETHER.
The bill from the Senate entitled act to aid
certain indians of the Creek Nation, in their re-
moval West of the Mississippi was also read q
third time and passed Ayes l5S- Nays 10.
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FE.iL.4LE EDUC.4TIOl.

. 7 t@''4.4t@I~ II DL-.l LIJ.F.
sNjE School 40 the Iesideace %: sua.o ber coni,t
. hy Msl MD t, car viii be continued a,n a. r
stn yea uni, her DIR cc.un. The coufsro ,n.iruriin
l' course Cor m accompli he'd ald useful education
e 'erm' ie sane as heretofore, WIS fuf 40 rh,r-,s evc.-
'ihNs ahd music % per sea. II zen months. 20 ,,
W tnce he balance ~ i'gp ei,! raymcui; ihe first q,
'"i 81 .'c MONTH and the ht.ace al ne ead of tie a.
SON M-'ic wall hr -' d9ltrs pc, .srof cs ',s,on
drawing and painting 10 e. ..s.... .. .,.r
P'flsl .n in. -.'--,.,! =
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/ HNCeS ".iilIheSEeSJlly 'slDIuF, IOil adQing
\ y oI'servaa ms upon kif Icts AaFe stated. but
\ could not Justify myself abstainiis from bring
this uiaif.r before you as have done.
am, very respectfully, sir, your most obedieni
4 want,
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SPRLlT& GOODS-

EvIIE subscriber respectfully inform, hi friends aud The pull
lie generally that ne has Just received from Philadelphia
and New imk, choice supply Of seasorahe GOODS. which
added 10 h former stock tndeT his m
extensive, Consisting in peIt Of the following articles
Extra fine aud common lue cloths and .assiiurres
BiGe black aad dlab Denmark ssilcem
Black circas'ir Angola cassiuItrcs
Long and short ntnkeeIs
Pam AMI striped Russia dril,in.
Black aud ouloTed FiOtvu,inc 1e.lin..
White and ouluied Maise..Ies, some very line
SGperiiae London prints
III French ohin'z, n.w pattern.
aud G-4 csnbtio cU.Ilni,
and 6-i cdnhric and cambria mu.lirs
4and Ga Plai" aud figured India null muslin,
Plan a,.d rich 4, ntcd huO. nl,,,lipi
Superb needle worked roles
Ladies nl gen'lepens English and French SIX hose and
Gentiemcn,' thread aud cottol half hose
Ladies' "ui ccntltmens' HEAVIER gloves
Black and eoiored Iich figured six, ladies' dresses
White blue anL pins rich figured sa'ins
Black sen'haws, sarsnei and Lcyaa;iues
Rich feu, Ell satin robes
Black and col,red n.nhin robes
IL and - Grape 'hew!., assorted colors
r. esd and hohbinet laoe-, eie slni assortment
10 aud j heavy Irish linens
Thread ciiEbfics aHd long lawns
Company tag, scarlet and yellow Bindannes
Rhodes plain aud i,ur cd black hon,ia4c,.a
Silk aud cotton umbrellas
and +. thread anj cotton checks
furniture do
and 4 plaid donieslies
Power loom hed-tickinc
Bleachsd anil brown doinehc shifting. ard .hes,us.
German tZUthu x, tcklcHbu- aud uG.lI;is
Russia siieetng duck aud dowlss
GaiInrn and far nture tlimity
Cotton Yarns, from ~. . to 10, approved factory
GenilcmeHi' beaver ini common lus iit,s
Ladies black and coloreL prue!a aud DENIM ak Kin shoe.
Genlemcns' shoes Of every de.eIptiun.
Aso large of Hardware and Cutlery
with extensive supply Of Glass Cockery Ware ad
splendid assortment 81 IL gvn BlA.k SATIN BON
ne'', Of The latest fashion, both to shape aud
general assortment OF Groceries constantly land. I- above
goods offered for sale moderate terms Tor cnsi or "a
puuc:ulI cu.uncrs a shD't credit. AiES'E. LEVY
Louisa courthouse, may ste
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ENCYCLOPEDIAS FOR SALE.

ByJ II. & r. NSSD, booksellers nal Siaiioasrs a, "a
cj h aHd i4th Streets
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In regard TO tbs fire az Vera Cruz, noticed in
yesterday Amescan, We are glad 10 observe it
stated that there % good reason 10 hope that the
amount of The loss sustained has been greatly cx-
agzeraied BY 'he suere on That suhiec The Gus
tom House stores II Vers Cruz, are Described rs
Of massive masonry, The walls four feet thick the
root oi lies ne floor o. brick That 'be stores
should be brosi do~n, ii pronounced impossible /:
hIt thar iie gaod. deposited therein saoId have
caught fre, ih.' h no. impro loIe FOR zine el-
qtunlclo .tli periods. siedle fires % 90
snoFe w laiss end ather suIrri. wn' 10 i.st
eiuga rgfl Pc waIl. From the pua1cr Of
d0ofa. ~ t4 l9..the atl.. ~ the 0u,Ii.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-12

~, V"'i''f7H'I -t5TF'f, Hiflc9Hd, GA Nav Ig,r
me pht, "tefc.tri Iu TIE i,tc reference lbs vi,.r
ts a'tS o'd'i viii i'S~ notice that nave eppol:.J the
o'h On! u July neal, az 10 O'Clock, fsr rii aI
a Vce ~ tue s"i nat tis 10 reference. wcu aud ere
Cy are mere require to r prepared vh ihc arcoup.
documents and proofs nrrc--ry rr,ils me "a one of ~
"nlisioh'rs 81 Tine Hpt 3r court OF chrcerv holden T..
richmond e" pa 3'n ;Ae duty required by said der ID M
II fine cOl-nissiyucls Vi ihe said co,ii.
WIZ q. PENDLETON, e,-,
-.--.
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O.N JVEDNESDAY .lEXT,
rs 10 me- iils
700. GOO pOT.I,Ala. Ra.

To be distributed IN lew niutes. Persons wi.Lng some
the ase capital. advised TO send her Orders or ami,
Immediately at the Lucky O,ice of IT,
5. s. NJ. ALLEN 6 Co.
Richmond nlv Il. =.
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LUIIERI y EACII.iyftiE-O FTIC y
Opposite the Eagle IIo'd Richmond.
uay;-. 1T
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i'y ec-,"nl % .ie parties by ,hcr -ouo.r lie ,, DOL.
o!cc''" h '"r defendants 6a1,t sampson and yli,,, 4
LAYER d" eniei 2" account Of their administrative Of t-
e' tteoihc si! Jc''e fucker, dee, before a com6,oi
q" me court VIM directed 10 examine State aI stiI ti
-d"I account, and repoi he tc coutt m a,v A.
specially ~ ed deemed pertinent By himself OF winch
m'y be t'gn"ed by the parties 20 tc So stated.
AcV?} Irsie, WI. W. nENI.,C.r
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LITT: ". TAZEWFLJ,

TVaShiag!on, Gpra ., 1926.
Ne. Martiniale, from the Committee of Claims, to
which WAS referred the Bill from the Senate, en-
titled an act for the relief OF Francis Llrche, OF
New Orleans, made the following
REPORT:
re Committee on Claims, to ichom tcas refer
red the petition Of Francis Lorche, toah a
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-04-01

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Frew he B9yto4 Nte.sa- i>tttcr na8 CUp H,rWd

frowNe BoSto9 .N,.r&- Lrftcr ind Ciip H,ro,'H
I'm interesting Young lady OF tins city related
the following >torv 10 me IA few evenings since.
which possesses sucicn, intcr' st believe 10 en-
titl" it to place IN the Git, Record
About forty years ago, gentleman from the
western section o! Massachusetts, a l;.Wvrr lay
profession, OF the finest talents who al, possess
ed noble person. hrcanlr attached to 4 Young
lady from the interior Of South Carona visit
ing The Northern states for the recovery of her
health Their acquaintance, after suitable pre-
mlnaries. rprncd into that ardent atIt ction,
which is really the foundation of all the ,ones
tic happiness and all the virtue that enrich the
world She returned to her father, in Octo!,er.
TO make preparations for completing the happi
ness Of the man of her choice Full OF hope
ior the felicity Of the future, IN possessing thr
dearest being on whom his fond eyes had ever
gazed. he took leave Of his family at he close
II The following December, with the expecta-
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-04-01
TTzE TRAVELLER.

EXTRACTS FROM CARRIERS LETTERS.
On Monday morning, we walked mile and
half to Hn:Ic;.h liouse. which erected By
C.r:i. Lord bulicigh, the minister Of Elizabeth
are. Inrd Treasurer Of England 1t is at pre-
Int the scat Of the Marquis of F.Nctcf, who !, 4
Young man Of thirty. with feeble constitution,
and not destined. 50 far Is could learn. to add
much TO the fame Of his ancestors. The park
and grounds about his scat are beautiful, varied
by gentle fluctuations and covered with grove
and rop,cs d oaI, intermlnglrd with other large
forest trees. Ni>t;1s and umnraGeous walks open
OF tn eve in al directions The lodge is neal
~tapntnl,I ami oar ranbcs extended over near
II The whn!c Domain In the, centre >prcadin.
il front d thr house, j, a pretty sheet Of watcr
Nt,. thllush tie grounds. till it is lost anon:
the trees llan,isonlc bridge hs, been throNn
across il. which contributes largely 20 Toe beau
t, d the pro ,pcct. The water vas covered by 4
flock Ct swans, Nh'h Wcr" feeding along t.,
Green margin. @@iab2n@ on thc CLASSY wave,
The exterior Of the house is not Striking Il
IS rnAaA specimen Of architecture, exhibiting
10 rs ti#n dire, orders. A want Of simplicity
j. .rov> ;hc effect, botll a.; to grandeur art
.."::t3ty The summit Is crowned I,y h"lf Il -
z"n tGrrct,. surrounding an oh!fisHoned, prra
nidaI ~tecpI' rising losa the chapel X 4 ~
tancc these gray towers. Seen i;om among TIL,
tr"f-> present fine view. the charms Of Wi6:h
gradually vanish, as You approach tIe naht d
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-07
Notice to the Pnhlic

A NFHcNF CLARION, after acknowlcne;nr Tho Il;
. oea' encouragement OF tic Public he has r.. pyed for
10y ytiS IA lis business, sell at pUBI IC,
49,; " 70, O. cvio"sy Disposed Of Pivatel on me
1"m "n9 " -a"rt|i meet, at his Store, No lO7 Walt
g., AhtIPiiIA the cntiie stock in trade of LARGE
eodrn HANGING ESTABLISHMENT; Consisting of
o pieces ni me ne" est and most fashionable glazed
and ungiazed Papers and Borders e-'0
% [ooo block f,gtie'nS of various descriptions.
ting. o. ''1e 'o' cu''
quantity Of coIouy, dry and wet
H. Tons RIPE Clay of The hest quality
6ies, fciurcS SC. &c. " " "'N' VIC 'A'
Tern, n"do known at The time of sale
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-07
B. GRAVES.
FRESH HATS
OF IEyE EATEST TAs7zTnryc.

VIE subscriber takes the liberty of INFORMING bi r
ava me pubic, that he has just returned from, Ne
"M' WIN splendid assortment Of the above goods. c
SS""g o thr following kinds, viz. Goneme,'s +, o. -
% q1a"tIcs black Beavers; do. Casters: DO d ;,
lion beavers; ISL "a and Sd qualities Rorams voutl's and
I,.r, ers, morocco caps, and large assortment Of
, 800 ia - Of vaToGs qualiiies--a Of whtb have
c'eC'en N person. and can my friends and cnto
eI ndt 'hy are such as can warrant to rive satsGc
for cash only. ' '"' '"aII advance
Us" continue 70 manufacture hats of every description
.pg 70 nroeI at the shortest notice Old hats repaire1
anu "i' SMALLEST favor gratefully acknowledged
70 JOHN THOMPSON
~ o. ihose indebted to me, whose accounts are n %
n""s standing are requested 20 call and discb5rg h.
in ,oir se 70 whom am indebted will olcase to hand
Sep9
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No. SO, WALL STREET., NEW-Y0E

NO So WALL STREET, NETWORK,
.Nert Door 6W one 70 The Ne,c Eac5ange.
! I. CoHEN,Jr. L BROTHERS, of Batimore. bav.
sI opened branch OF their esabsbmem, r.; , oI1E2
OF DIRK aud offer their services TO the public az
Stock and Exchange Brokers.
HAVING ohcss IN Ptliodeiphta, Baltimore, Richmond
''"g0S ~ ChdrIcon S. c. enables them to collect Dras
On nearly every place in the Union. BANK NOTES of
every State bought and sold most soma BILE
~ Do"oioons, American, English, French, SPANISH
ous"eSG a"n Colombian GOLD, of every desc. ptiop
Doiiafs I've Francs and French Crowns purchased for
"'icn inc highest premium will all times be given
IL Foreign "md Domestic Bills Of Exchange nepot;atad
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