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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-30
lRTIcLE 33d.

The United States Of America and the
Federation Of the Centre Of America, de-
siring 10 make a durable as cIrcumstan-
COS will permit, the relations which are 10
be established between the two parties BY
virtue of this Treaty, or General Conyen'
ton of Peace, Amity, Commerce. and Ma
vgotion, have declared solewnly, and DO
agree to the following points:
lst The present Treo , shall remain IN
full force ana virtue for the term oi Twelve
years, to be- counted frcm the day oi INC
exchange Of the ratificstions. ~ al tpe
parts relating to Commerce anu Na''ga-
ton; and IN all those parij which relate 70
ppacc and friendship. 1t snail bs pcfina-
ncntly and perpetuully binding On ooh
powers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-30

collected, whether the importation be
made N vessels Of the one country or Of
the other. And they further agree, thai
whatever may be lawfully exported or To-
exported FROM the one country, IN It's own
vc rs. to any foreign country, may, u
Ike manner. be exported or re-eXPorte'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-30

In vessels Of The othWD0Rr iry.-
same boCnties, dul dl
shall be allowed snd ted,
such exportatiou be nal es'
United States, or Of The Fal
Article JtM
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-30
Crratp tpltD Guatemala.
By The President Of the United States Of
pericd


WHEREAS a General Convention of
Peace, Amity, Commerce, and Navigation,
between the United States of America, and
the Federation of the Centre of America,
was concluded and signed at Washington,
on the fifth day of December, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and twenty-five which Convention being
in the English and Spanish languages, is
word for word, as follows:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-30

All other merchandise and things not
compreheuded in the articles Of contraband
ioxpl,citly enumerated aud classified as "
boye, shall be held aud considered os free,
and subjects of free and lawful commerce,
so that they may be carried and transport
ed in the rreest manner by both The con
tracing parties, even to places belonging
to an enemy, excepting only those places
which are at that time bcsIeged or ciocka-
ded; aud to avoid all doubt ln tins pariicu-
] lar, It is declared that those places only are
besieged or bloc kaded, which are actually
attacked by bcligerant force capable Of
preventing the entry Of the neutral.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-30

may be also import
United States, and
er duties, upon the
shall be levied and
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-03

A Geneva paper says, 1t 10 proposed to
send SWISS culony To Grsrcr.
There Is a strung opposition ia the House
Of L"rds against the inporia,inn of TO-
rrisn grain; at It's head are the Iukes of
York, Beaufort, aud Northumberland, aod
the Mafduissrs uf salisbury and hcrtfOrd.
The Prince Leopold had gwen grand
entertainment at Marlborough house, 10 =
party of coo fasllionablrs. The Courier
speak thu. of this display
"Fhe dresses of the ladies' veresxtrfme-
ly splendid, bring of the richest silks and
satIns, with Lace or gauze net Over them.
The prevailing col"rs were pink u grraul-
um. Large dress hats. tchie1, white,
we're very prevalent, with \ precision OF
feathers aud damoads in then. The
Duchess of Gloucpster's dress W.. Of rich
white satin, crepeiesSs over it; Ter hair
was oroamented with proGusior of rich
diamonds. The Princess Auguta ~or.
u blue silk dres. with white dresshat, and
n profession of diamonds and frHhefs.-
The Duchess of kcnl's dress WIS rich
striped white silk; her loyal Hghness'e
hair was ornamented with diamonds. The
Dhtchess of Clarence's dress WAS white
satin, with y bite lace dress OVERT; head
dress, diamonds and flowers. The Prin.
cess Feodor's dre.s Was of rich White sa-
lin. Among the company, we're most oil
the foreign Ambassadors and Ministers
the Archbishop of York, the Chancellor
OF the Es'hrquer. III. Secretary at Wal
the Vice Chancellor. Prince E.terhazy
Prince Polignac, the President Of the Rol-
al Academy, &c.
Cohbett has offered hi self as a casdd.
ate for the House Of Commons, for Pres
ton. lie has made grand entrance, and
Icing speech to d multitude of people,
His friends say that the parish off
have latel, gone round to the abodes oil
the distressed weayers, for the purpose oil
Inducing them To accept parish rehef, and
thus dsqnaIify them from voting at the
Forthcoming election AID that they have
succeeded Ia great extent. Every resi-.
dent of Preston, of every description
householder or not householder, who has
not received parish pay within one YEAR,
aud whs 10 not II Catholic, is entitled IL
vote at The elections for members Of Par.
lament for that borough. With the pre-.
erdlng exceptions, therefore, universal sui
irage prevail, at Preston; but II is, never.
thrless, close borough. The Catholics
however, are very numerous.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-03
ASTONISHING PRESERVATION.

Washington, Ky Jume Last Sal
urday MI Isaac Middleton. ut Lewis coun.
ty, when travelling on foot in The heat OF
the day, about Or miles from this place.
was suddenly orertaken by heavy snow
or of rain, and took shelter under hic""'
ry tree, near the great road. Shortly al
forwards, the lightning struck the tree a.
bout so feet above him, where II took "h
large limb. aud descended down the "'''
taking of the scaly bark bat not pehe't"'
ting the inner rnd of the bark, or fo)'o""s
the gain of the wood. in a straight dr'V'
ton till within short distance Of Mr. Ml"'
dleton's head, here there WAS "A short az.
rnpt bend in the tree here the hnld seen,
to have left abe tree, and pursued sfa,s"'
line to the top OF Mr.. Ms bal, IN to'','
ing which it made rrnt OF about M.
fourth's of an inch in !ength--tore the NV
ing Of his hat, his coat, shirt ana pans
looms, literally to lint, and left conslo''",
bic renI in both shoes, Ills vest WAS 's''
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-03

The nicely Of The lat0.--A man, named
Robert A. Evans, WAS recently arraigned
before the Superior Court ofTwiggs coun-
ty, Georgia, on charge of perjury, in
having sworn, upon the Holy Gospel, Ia
the truth OF a certain statement respecting
a controversy between two of his neigh
bols: but the magistrate, before whom
the oath was taken, being unable TO testify
whether be was sworn upon the Holy
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-03

EAnM.Erlitil,E..

By the arr, al at New York, IN TIES
day, of thr packet sh,ps Nanhatf"a and
Silas Rirhards. from Liverpool, and he
Edward f3aeaiie. fram Hare, Lendoa pa
prrs Ia tue esd. Liserpoelt" the e1th, aud
Paris 10 the Ism of May, have been reee''
<a1
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-03

A Church bell of steel has been made at
Cinclnnatti. 1t is in the form of a three
sided pyramid, the mouth being triangular
1t is supposed 10 be an Improvement on the
common bells, both in shape and material.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-03

The .Norioich Courier gives the follow.
ing strange statement Of coincidrnces:-
There is man 90" living in the coun
" of New London, who was born on Sun
day, married a woman that was born on
Sunday, and had a child bora on each da,
OF the week-thr first on Sunday mornng,
and the last on Saturday night.
1t reminds us of the plan of mercant
tile gentleman on this river, VINO wished
to do away the prejudice Of sailors against
beginning voyage, o. indeed any other
business of Friday. He aid the keel of
his brig on Friday, launcaed her on f. ida,,
named her the Friday, she was insured on
Friday, sen, 10 sea on Friday, and as it
turned out, she was lost on Friday.
T IIortCor3 lJ;r.or
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-16
NO 81.

he made nj me in return. +" THERE"
said |. /" now We must send for n
mother sword"
j." You arc huth stark mad" cried
Niscount Noaillcs - for lasiy
expression. not iniuiionsly offensive
surely conple of Mounds and u BRO.
ken sword may suffice. vow tho
first man Of YOU that refuses 10 de.
slst shall have 10 do with me-"
We laughed at this sally. " Upon
my word - said Nassau. /" he -
right. aud feel It the more scrsibly
az my hand begins to refuse ia or
flee. =" Well" said /. :, shall We
embrace, and consider the thing "a
settled p " With all my hrafi,'
replied he. 4" on condition tina, We
engage upon honor,happen wl1ut
may. never ~ fight each other again
bul IL remain brothers in arms for
litr.'--Wc then embraced & tie I.
far terminated --Segar's ReroQcs-
tons. Pr. $3.50.
Practicai .Mlegorp. Daring the
diet. sin ular spectacle Was cNbib.
lied. Al n grand repast. nj which
The Emperor Charles V Ferdinand
hi brother, several pr,n, rs II the en-.
pre-. other distinguished percentages
and great concoursc Of people at
tended. man appeared in the co.,
tune Of IA doctor, he carried lag.
got s0mc twigs were straight and
some WIRE bent a label on bis bat k
contained the word "hgarh an " lie
threw the fagsot upon The floor. aud
walked away. Another. in tho
dress Ola priest, then appeared;
label upon his bnck contained tho
word, " Erasmus" endrayourcd for
a time. TO pun the twigs ~ order, aud
10 stiaigbten those that we're bent ::
mol succeeding. he got ont Of hnmor
and walked away. A person in the
habit Of n Monk lhcn entered on d
label upon his back was written
The word i" Lntder;" he put
some Goals under The twigs, act iire
10 them, and walked away. Then a
man III thu guisc Of an Emperor en-
tcled he drew his sword, stirred
The fire, increased the flame, aud
walked away. Ihen person in IA
ppnliliCal dress catered on In.
bel upon hi4 back was written III,
word i" Leo - he held two VASES,
one flied with 1.-the other Hlth wa
ter; he looked frightened, hastily
seized the vase If oil and poured IL
upon the flames, they suddenly roso
10 great height n he walked away
The actors IN this sCcne we're never
disco,crrd.- Buffers Life Of hour,
[ Erasmus.
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DA y GOOD.

which ~he tins opened ~ the tenement in
Brck Row, opposite Acesrs. Morgan N M:
Daniel ntX door above Mr. J. / PatenE
Her assortment opusists ~ part Of
Supclbar blue md blneb cloths
20 b>'arled colonrs Ia
20 Blue and hlnck raseimeres
frnp aud common cnssinrtts
Black ioleutIne
Jollcndtc VI. iings with horders
silk Valencia do do
CBmbfItbs oud csmhlirk mu'ins
Jnooort aud null udi'iius
silk gluYrs aud hos, hleek aud white
fnuce ehint2 and rulleoos tnf ladies dre'ses
Bltrk figured 'iLs mad assorted colours do
All kinds Of ribbons, some nice patterns
Linrn cambrick mud Renting
1hroat lace and rdengs
1oinise turk mad side combs
Bumbaz.tles, ulan and bgurd
Artificial flowers sud wreaths
Ostrich feathers, tipped with every colour
Gentlemen lur has
DO shoes coarse and fine
Gontlemrn's bamboo walking canes by the
doz or jingle one,
II Is her intention 10 keep, IN addition TO
her regular stock OF merchandise, every Car
ment ol Grnnrmrn's Wearing Apparel, made
by her uRn hands, which she will warrant 10
be made IN thu hcet mauner Am0ngs which
are Gen'lrmen's Guernsey Shirts aDraWefs,
Also, Coloud persons Clothing ot every de-
scrption and a. The mo5t reduced prices.
Mrs King will also cut rHd make Ladies'
and Gentlemen Cloais She will also cnr
~ on The Manlua Making business IL all is
various branches.
Mrs King faitrr5 herself, she will frequent
l7 have Il III her power 10 Afford solid proof,
thai 1t is much cheaper to buy ready made
clotbiug, when YOU may always be sure of
Il aud at The lowest prices
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-16
IDUDAA.9 ,1IQs
MIR. d. NgR s. LEU8A.

DESPECTFU LLf inform the inhabi-
Ia tants OF Lynchburg aud is vicinity, that
assisted by their sou and q young lady, they
have determined TO open a EE4*3 Ia 1saSi
4GADEsLxE x III this place, III The house
belonging to Mrs Cabell, formerly occupied
BY Young ~ Jones, on the lulh day al April
ncSt. In this institution will be taught all
Tue branches necessary to the complete edu,
cglon OF "A Young LADY
Toms per session Of fire months.
The first claSs will be taught Orthogmphy,
Heading, Writing, teos faphy with The use OF
Maps and Globes, Exercises on ihr Globes,
Arithmetic, English Grammar and Pr-in1,
ComPosinon theology, Astronomy. Natural
vi 'o,opb1, Chemistry, Botany, MythoIogg
AM Chronology, ior : l.
The second class, Spelling, Reading, Wri-
tng and principles of Grammar J J.
y Inc 'hTd or JUNIOR class. Spelling and
Heading cnv : =
Music. vocal and on he Pinuo-Fortc, ; Ie--
SONS week. Tor = -.
trench, Italian. ard German language, 3
lessons week for each J 20
Drawing aud Painting, on Paper or Velvet
!it'Sons week., toi : 10
boardins, Washing, and Lodging = ID.
All kinds of Needle work and Embroidery
'''Sll'l II tf-lt''l1 ~ INV ''i'''..''r ~
Gle ist and I'd classes without any additional
lbarge
boarder> will have the ADVANTAGE of learn
Ing tae French auguage, grammaiiotly and
Pa'ifaIly in the family, which /, the oulN
WV 10 learn ii correctly without any addi-
no1a charge
emenls one half in advance and the 9TH
Ut l'.. al the end al the session.
W other additional charge
Al ule end of every session, there will be Il
."onc examination, by examiners chosen
rom respectable and learned gentlemen Of
''ls town, whose report will he published.
IN consequence OF Tie advanced season AT
Nni'l the first session will commence, 1t, On
.'on has been limited 10 t months, board
y ana tuition payable in proportions
nose parents or guardians VINO will con-
AYR Their daughter, or wards to their care,
nay Remain assured that the greatest attenh-
s'58al he paid To the Improvement as well
experiment. oftneir pupils
me public is respectfully referred, tor tor
.'If information 10 n. Winston, + oydneb
,a1 bullock, Davidson Bladtute \ r. North,
o"'is, ho. Norris, Christopher Anlho-
Shiswell DabneY and VIM. Daniel, to
"ao'o Nr and Mrs LeGha and their assist
nus nave been recommended and those
Gentlemen will deliver copies Of the ceflif
snf Pey have received from respectable
WIZ lG Wen known gentlemen OF tins STATE !,
',ilh certificates and recommendations VIII
f.,'} lHe public with respect To their eapac'-
ana morality a, teacher,
PETER IITNRY LECBA
l3oehbnrg, Dec. %. ls25 3m2i
3ob PRXNYI%G
SAlhY EXECUTED AT TuIs OFFICE
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED "
.,uAu FLETCHER ~ RICH. II ToLL9
D. Publishers ofthe Lars Of the Union.

n7s The semi-Weeklg Paper at 81, and The
weekly Paper, at So per annnm' payable IN
~ No subscription Willie received for
az .ss time than six months and no paper will
d, discontinued (but at the discretion Of the
yI;tors) until all arrearages are paid.
- Advertisements will he inserted at so
.on,s ner square Cor less the first time, and
o. D cents fer each continuance. These
S.,n distance must be paid for previous to
.seir Insertion. or the payment assumed by
anne s,r responsible person in Lynchburg.
ST ~ Chsncerv Orders not exceeding two
-..,aros are inserted for six dollars
- ~ AlIletters addressedto the Editors must
pAip. or they will not he attended to
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-16
sMercnntile business.

MATTEL WINSTON, at the junction
~ Of main street with the alley leading
to and from Friend to Martins or Stone
warehouse, seeing the utility and public con-
vcnence of the mercantile business, when
conducted ON principles OF general good ma
tnal benefit aud recprocatou the exchange
ot foreign aud domestic commodities, has EN-
gagged therein, estimating hIs success by due
attention to the interest Of thofc who may
paronize him, not combining himself to any
particular denomination or cEtCTi, but VIII
keep a supply of such goods as the demand
may require, which he is confident will be
found as low as any in this market, being So
loclcd by confidential agents, and mostly
bought for cash lie will undertake the ship.
ping and orderineot property aud mrrchan.
die 10 aud from Richmond aud the Northern
markets tor a small per ceut, hi, personal ac-
quanlauCe with extensive house IN tho
markets assuring HIM that the best prros will
be- bad for all property shipped, and good or
derrd be pnrcIascda at lhemost reduced prices.
Thupe nor IN store. Gpd oBcr, at WholeSale
oryet1d,
oUo saclls Salt. tWllrd bageing
3 hhds. = CroiG aud Musco,ado Sugars
81 hacs Coffee
3 bbs. do.
30 whole, half aud Or hbls. Sugars
6 bbs. Of Loaf and L1mp Sugars
] hind, \, o. baking and retailing hloiasscs
700 boxes Candlcs, from Is to IS
- =, Iurpcutne Soap
% whole, half q or. boXes & Tea, fresh
20 kr1s Wrought and Cut Mails, 4 to cody
Is par new Patent Balances, i to GJO lbs
- boxes Glass, s II and lOxl2
/ halt ucrccs new Rice
100 pair Richmond maize BrOgucs
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81 PACK ACES.
Ggase
III

F7HOHAS J. DUVAL, AT the sign OF
the Golden Mortar, on Bank square, has
just received an additional supply OF o. pack
ages, comprising a general assortment OF
Drngs, Medicines, Paints, Oil and Dye stuff,
among which are the following
900 gals. alcohol 30 salts tartar
200 do sIt, turpentueI I25 ext. lIquorice
800 lbs rare glugpr 80 tartar emetiC
100 Burgundy pitch 30 IVA orsi
300 aqualo,t,5 $50 verdgris
100 quicksilver 500 Spanish brown
loo chalk PIT. 40 cantharldes
go best glue SO rust iron
300 gum fupal $50 rotten stone
So SIENNA IL sets weights and
% Iceland moss scales
100 quaesia Antique q maeassar
30 calomel lois, pomatum, soaps
70 yellow bark Fancy vials shaving
80 tnrmeric brushes aud boxes, aud
> ipceac a number OF other ar
80 iolap ticies all for sale at the
30 rhuharb lowest prices.
loo gcntian ilec' L.
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New , heap Cash tore.


~ ERY respectfully informs the citizen.
OF L}uchhufg aud the adjacent conn.
lies thai she has just arrived rom Richmond,
Where SHE has ju,l purchased, principally NJ
euelton, aud ior cafh only large mud verf
= AIrnalNr naanIInlrnl N
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Further SUPPLIES of
sTAPIE d FANCY GOODS.

PURCHASED II the AUCTION SALEs m
| NfW York tor CASH, wblrh We are de-
Ffn''neh 10 sell at The very lowest market
prices
| iNo'' and London butHe, Bristol and poIut
blankets
red "o'tf' ana erefn ian"ei'' assorted
''".o a1 .,,,'l,l,.#, 10 ,.-
- '"''.'u ''sl - ''' ,'S ''''N
Ia '''"' " ''e ""p ''''s' ! ''''.
Ga, D., ol.,.. r-....,,.., Gu. 9Th.
~ ,''N "'' - '''''s
.a' - -
'"ol @i' '''' ''"'' '''l '''''' '''' . o'''H
IT.. ,,.,,.. ,.,.
',"''sl '',ue MS ',I'I !,
Rrpl Italian ma and FIorco C' 6Iae, silk,
Black and colonred gro de. Naples aud vel
vrtecn %.
Heavy chain, hack Leventcen.
French and English winter ralicoes, a large
and very choice supply entirely new in
fashion and colour
! Elegantly worked Owls, INDIA, ana Jacohet
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From he I.ond - NJ 'hly NJ
TABLE. TALK.

Duel bctrcrCH Prince Nassau and
CoaHt SegHr. w hen we arrived a.
his house. every ole was asleep.
master aud ser, ants, and it VAS moi
without some difficult, that We sue
cccdcd in awaklng the porter, OBJ
tanning admission. and reaching the
chamber of the Prince. who started
from bis sleep IA we abruptly enter
ed the apartment.
He hal lost all his rerollrrior of
What bad occurred the preceding
da, every trace Of il had vanished
with the fumes Of tie champagne he
bad dunk" :" To what accident.
gen rman." said he. " am tn az
irribe this vrry' early visit :" -
i" on must know" | replied. "sin 9
il vas Yourself who desired it
Tile de'll take me. if know a
word about H."
Twas therefore compelled to rc.
mind him in few words Of hls I'm
becoming behaviour. i" iDn are
perfectly right" he then SAID F."
behaved like u mailman. the VIE
had disturbed my bead; but You must
think no more of it; and. IA Wis
count Noaillcs ~ here. | declare in
his presence that | am Your servant
AID ,oul friend. AID that had no
lntcutlonto offer you the smallest of
leuce."
i" All that is very WE'LL" | replied
in my turn /: 4" but II il mentioned
too late | should have been de
/ lighted to receive from You yesterday
such an aCknDN lcdgmrm but the
twenty persons with whom we dined
are rot now present 10 hear tit Is,
therefore, ~ longer sufficient"
:" II is most trur." added he ;'you
are right again let us fight: let Us
fight : but pray lctuo animosity en-
IL. into the affair let ii be merely
a sacrifice tlIat we make to prejudice
y. to point of honor.--l pressed III,
hand ina friendly manner, and h
rose.
He proposed lhat We should break
fast but when replied that |
should prefer breakfast after the al
fam. >ho Id be decided. he. appeared
somewhat piqucd. and said :" The
answer is tolcrabIy preqnmptuous. |
Think we shall see which of US viii
be able to breakfast after the al
tar"
As soon as he was dressed. ",
went out. aud cuquircd where he
proposed 10 go, " Oh - Said he. "
have NOT far from here IA very con
tcuicnt spot for thls KIND Of rXer-
else :" to which replied. that IT
Mas easy to see he WAS accustomed
To the business.
Stop ing, then, observed 10 him.
lhat was accompanied by my se-
eond. whereas he had none, which
was contrary to rale. " Good" sad
he &" NoailIes ~ our common
friend. and man ot, honour ! ap
point him my second also he rs
we'll worth two.
We walked on nhlIl we came mo
na'fo" l''c n''Me'n TWO S'r"'n
"ails' men e"rh III Us III " nl9'''",
took Oh DIS coat anu ""'S'r'"'' anu
pla'cd h,h'se'' TN 'o' "'''"S''''- 1
Vo' p'"o'S "',' = wy ''' ,''
Nh'o' e"S'lhS o,s Eyes "l'"n = Id, -
KNOT 81 PINK f'oo"o aPP'nu'u 10 'oe
hItt al my s""'"' " nat SuPp'a'
| IS Il ftS'hl FAVOR from e"i't i"''
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AT othrrs with any thrre Of The drawn
numbers are each prizes Of $500.
Those tickets with Sc aud y on them,
are prizes If $50.
All those with SO aud e8, OF 0 and IS, are
prizes of SD.
All others With two OF the drawn mum
bcrs are each 81.
All others NTH any one of the numbers,
are prizes Of Sc
The Cash p,id at sight for all prizes at
the Lucky Office of
ADRAIM Il. NORTH.
March 49,
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Coca z. S
HATS.

lust arrived boxes mems common IA
D liats. Also, boxes iuc iashionahl,
brim do. do. And few dozen supcftn,
wool bats. Apply 10
ANDREWS & BROTHERS
Nov II
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OFFICIAL Lzsz

Of No IIIlWT0g UT NE
Dismal h7oamp Canal Lottery.
Numbers Drawn.
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CLOAK g.,

WE viii open ,o.m9rr@ Nv %o nor add,l al
mems superior plaid Cioaks Also, 3 cases
Of gennemen', hoes and pumps Also,3 ca
SEES OF ladies' very superior Morocco shoes.
And for sale by
AHDREWs & BROTHERS..