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ROOM 81 So Joha Cupiry. naw appointed Lord
Chancellor. and fsised TO the peerage.
AgrnHs ~ TitK GugEKs-ihe Morning
Herald contains great sarrefe VI itetaS frera
The Archipelago, together ufh an analysis 0i
tic cgaieais Of nVul'cr ofGreea papers, Ne
lave MT Ia cory many of dtesr but
tIteit general aspect Is favorable. iuiecd IiU.
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copuis from Gfeare are favorable. he Egg
M Ga1eltc Of fe1. l3ib. s1ys the Turkish gar
iIsan Of 5sluna nave abandoned thaI fortress,
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" 50 TINT all western Gnpece IL nov free oui.
~ Pscha WI, routed NJ nisiamo 3esini, Ora
gau, s"sffc, A. El,e, aud Acarnanil have been
cleared Of the Turks
The same paper nj latter date, contains the
following paragraph:
On The fourth OF March the Ottoman troops
attacked the three tower, which General Cal
lciphl had made himself master of feW days
before IN the ftrfus --boih parties fought drs-
peraicly ilom the morning til the evening. The
Turky had 7ne killed aud JoO wounded To-
Greeks had only 10 killed and ~ wounded. On
tho Cd Of March n pfoclamaiiyn oi the Govern
mont vas published announcing tie bloekade
Of the ports OF Eriket3ud Aiollo, as well rs OF
the whole island Of Eubga, with Il vioe 20 cut
oilthc supplies of provisions from The brsi,gcrs
OF Athens. The blockade ess mtrusfed To tie
llellas ffigatc, commanded by Mhuiis the
Perseverance steam boat and the lpsarlot brig
the Nelson, commanded by Captain Diniun
Papa NicoIo some troops on hoard were L.
land at Uropo. where are the Magazines OF
Rcdscbld Pacha. The exp tlnlon was o. be di-
recled by the Basarldn Colonel Cbares d. He'd
eek lIicdrnger.)
karl',ka>I. after having provided for the de
fence OF Western Greece, mad marched towards
Attlea.
Coctti, of Tallaute, hid cut off all commuui
cation. between Rcdschd Pecha and Y olo, where
the Serasklrc has has magazines OF wheat
On the It'll OF March, the plonipotcniiaries n
EgIna declared themselves read, 10 begin their
session, under Notard as president.
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frcd dollars, fpf tic pay ueni Tor sfads drl'scfs
ell ant 10 sc delivered, uRdel THE fourth Ari.
rls nfthe Treaty. al the tweny-'hirt Of Oete.
Der ono thousand eight hundred aud twenty
81. eltl the aliaintes
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the a l.. nent Of the ahnuiirF. Is provided Tor IN
the .aue arncc al sad Treaty. tie same IN.
ella hug AID hctng ~ lieu Of all tntmer apnui'ies.
lac sau 81 cigt Thousand seven hundret
dollar. tor carftlns taio etHct the provisions
oil the sana artale. lot furnishing wagons an1
oveu, erecting houses, and furnishing cattle and
b"g.
The avn Of enc thousand one hundred dol
sars. +, the delivery Of ron, steel, aud tohac
-. mi na sappoftel Of laborefs, rs provided
IS the same artieh.
The snm of seven thnnsand seven hundred 4
twenty seven laliaIs aud tnrty seven cfnt, for
the pa, meuf of certan clirms, as provided for
by ihe t,h article ofsaid lfcety.
The SIM oftwo thousand dollars, for the sup
par, aftbc POOR aud iu6up persons, aud the Cd
-.trun oiYsutt of the Tribe as provided Tor by
lne sixth article oltaid Iicatv.
The sun Of twenty-five thousand seven hun.
a5rd d1llals, as provided for by the seventh
article OF siii treaty Tor The purchase Of certain
Lands. according 10 tie schedule therein refer
red to.
%rc 2 And bet Further enat'ea, That thc
.tue he paid ont Of anv money IN the Tressu-
~ not otherwise appropriated
Approved I'd March, ls27.
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Soorr's new Novel. Chronicle ofUe CaaaDn-
guif. will not be published before Dctober Ito
aAcE smrB. auihor Of Brambletye HgVSe, has 4
new novel 10 press.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-15
[ lnopoLjS Rcpu6
ADMINf5rRAT ION MEETING " ANNE
ARUNDEL, MARYLAND.
Extractto the Editor Of lhe Baltimore Patriot,
Merits, Hnsbiag'on Roai, I
SalnrRqH epening. , | Nm.


Our meeting is Just over, one Of the most re.
Specialize that ever assembled 20 the County on
similar occasion. GEORGE HowARD, ESQ. Of
Cot !. +. II. was called to the Chair. and )
BRoWy, y, appointed Secretary. The Chair
mao very Handsomely AMI clearly stated the OBJ
iects of the meeting, and was followed in a very
pertinent address, by J. S Williams, Esq. A
preamble and resolutions were adopted Dele
gates TO the Adams Convention IN Baltimore,
and Committees were appointed with entire nm
animy, and every thing done to ui,verSa al sat
slaction. BY the next mail hope TO send YOU
the ollica proceedings for publication. The
following are the Delegates TO the Convention
Col. Hood and Il. Howard. for the 9th Dis
trict J. &. Proud Esq. and Col Charles Dor
seS, for the 9th John Jams aud Launceloi
Nariield for the 4th. Delegates Tor the other
districts were elected AZ another meeting, as
Heretofore announced We have had the most
favorable accounts from all parts of the county
and We calculated upon great revolution IN
publ sentiment in this part ef the State. The
People mike ~ complaint, and are satisfied
witt CIR Old, faithful, long tried, public servant
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ID @ Nl3 ) IF !.


ANSAPoffs, June o. .
The ridi ofhe Secretary Of Mar IL his citg.
Mr.. BARBOUR Secretary of War, atrila5 IN
tins CRY on Sunday evening last. On Msuda,
at Il o'clock, accompanied hv Goyernor kfvf.
and other gent! lie visited ro,t Severn
"nete ~ was received with military honours.
lie was waited on by Gen HARwoop, Mayor
y tnt Cily, with several other gentlemen. wei
coined to Annapolis, aud invited to partake OF a
public dnn'r, which took place on Tuesday at
lernoon at williamson Hotel Gem HAR,voop,
Mayor presided, assisted by Chanc, llur BLANp
The following loasts were drunk among Others
The Gnded States Of dmtrica--Bv the Arts ot
peace they have conquered larger empire than
was ever won by the sword
The President ofthe United States of America
The Heads of Departments
Or diangGsiea guest, Gorl, nor Barbour.
Secrs'argot Har--tIis faithful pubic services
entile him 10 the gratitude and confidence of the
American people.
Aiter the above toast was drunk, Mr.. Barbour
rose, and delivered the following
Address.
Fellow Citizens,
rise 10 thank you. Your most kind receipt
on, and the favorable sentiment with winch m,
name has been cOnnecte l. aud so hatermglv re-
ceIVed by the company, penetrate me with The
pfotoundest gratitude After a thirty years
public service, during which il was my lot to oc
cupy stations of great responsibility, the appro
baton ofmy coontrymeu is the highest rewart
--that which has just been expressed by tn,
highly respectable inhabitants OF Annapolis,
shalt treasure up among my most gratifying re
collections, And although in the colorins give,
TO those services | trace the hand of parnalit,
and kindness, will do myself the Justice to say
that nj least enaeavered 10 justify the conf
denee with which was honorcd, by promotin!
the best Interests flry country.
In nay present situation, and on m occasion
like This, reference To the party pohtics7oi tn
DAY would be cut OF place--yei 4 cannot iogpea
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-15

GErrYsPUaG, (Pa) May 3o.--A meeting Of
The friends of the Administration, in tins county,
and one of the friends of Gen jackson, were
held IN Ibis town ON the 22d inst.--the formel at
the Court House, the latter al the Tavern OFF
Gilbert Esq The former. we are told. was IN"
most nrmero1s--there being. We have learned,
about I5ppcr>ons. The number attending the
Jackson Meeting We have not ascerianrd
Sentinel.
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Lieut. COR. PhUps.-- Tic Boston Daly Adj
yertIser. alter mentioning the funeral oft q late
Leu, Gov Philips says: " \, a very natu al
curiosity exists concern'ag the last bcaelactoas
o. an individual rmiacnt through long life lor
tn greatness and number OF as charities, W.
have obialied the following schedule of them, So
far "a the public are conceued:'
10 Phillips Academy in Andover, $1,000
10 the Theological Institution in do 1000
10 he Society Tor propagating the Cos.
pei 5000
10 tho y .ssachusetts 8ibe Society 5000
10 IN ,itdieal Dlspensary, 5000
10 thr Massachusetts Grnrfal Hospital
for tbt relief OF the sick poor of the CT
IL q! Baston, 5OGD
10 Ia american Education Society 5000
Ia the Foreign Missionary Society, 5,u6l
L. the Boston Female Asy un. 2,WU
10 rhc Asylum hr INDECENT bows, 2.GU
lie TIE Massachusetts Cong sgalioual Cha
ritabe Society, 500
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-15

We ,esret 10 learn from the Savannah Re.
publican. that difference has arisen between
tc Commissioners of the United States and the
State OF Georgia. on running the boundary line
between The latter and Florida, and thai their
further progress has been suspended by Govern
o. lranp Thomas spaiding, Esq Commission
81 on the pari of Georgia. has returned TO Dari-
On, nd TIomas Mann Randolph, Esq. Com,
missioner on the parto the u. States to Mil
ledgege
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WAsHisGrpv, June 7.---Condg Rggasi, Charge
dies Aasircs from the Cuitrd states to tine Bra
zlls arrived in Tins city On tuesday last FROM y
Yoth. tJos.,5lul
on Monday the Secretary of War, aceonlpa-
med 10y Gov kENr, and several othrr gentlemen,
wrui from Annapolis on visit o; inspection 10
tori Spyrrn, where they WIRE received w,th the
usual hOnors i,v the garrison under thr com
maud Of Capt. Thmston. Gov. Kent had after.
wardsa duner party at the Goeetnmen, House
The Secretary was invited by the Mayor Of thr
City, and deputotion OF citizens who waited on
Tim for thai purpose, 10 a public dinppr on Tues
dav: 10 comply with winch The Secretary post
poned his intended rerurn to Washington until
yesterday. ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-24
CO.M.INU.NIC.ATED.
To John Fl. Bernord, Esq. of Caroline.

4 y JOhD III. DfVUTu, Esq. OF COTOIiUe.
The Enqairer of Tuesday last, which has Jus,
reached me, announces you as candidate 10
represent this district, in the Senate of Virginia
Not knowing by whom you may be opposed
II do not know, indeed, that you will be, by
any one)-I would not commit myself, Ivy pro-
missing to support you; but at present dis
posed TO vote for you and shall do so, il | find
nothing excep' ionable in your politics, and If you
should not have the competition of some person
equally acceptable in that regard, and whose pre-
tensions may prefer, from other consider atoms
However, have fully determined (and so have
hundreds Of those whose suffrsges 10 decide the
election) not 10 vote Tor any man wbo does not
unreserveiy aud unequivo cslly answer, in such
manner would be agreeable 10 republican oi
the Old School, the intencga'ories, am about TO
PROFOUND TO you. II is not improbable that those
who have the honor Of your acquaintance, may
not need any pledge from you these points; and
that they may know you would act upon them, as
] lDouid toish you. But, personally, you are al
together unknown TO me, and am not sufficiently
informed Of your politics, TO calculate with any
confidence what would be your prob BILE course,
in the event OF your election. This scknowl edg-
nent is proper, 10 order 10 anticipate the impress
sion, which, in case your politics right, would
be injurious and unjust, that your political princi-
les are doubtful dangerous; and it is necessary,
in order 60 shield me from the imputatiyn Of wish
ing, unius,ihsbIy, TO throw stumbling blocks in
your way, With this apology, then, venture 10
ask you.
/. Whether you approve or disspprove Of the
general character Of John Adsms's Administrs :
ton?
2. Whe'her you consider oil the principles,
advocated in Madison's Report, TO be orthodox?
3 Whehcr you approve or disapprove OF the
general character Of Mr.. Jeilerson's Administer
lion.
!. DUNG the late Presidential contest, which o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-24

ca, as srsnas sole reliance in that BRANCH of lie
national Legislatures. II r. not the wish no = ever
OF your Committee TO scrutinize the conduct of the
Legislature, or to detail the detes,able mcap.
ployed by Others than member. of the assemble
TO defeat the election OF MIR. Randolph; nor ~ I'M
tney condeseend to engage in a controversy with
our public servants; they equally dsdAin to notice
inc ioai aspersions attempted to be cast upon the
character OF Mr.. Randolph by the greedy ~xpec-
'an's OF office and abandoned hreiines of rrofl;-
gaze Administration. Il ita source of TIE hishes,
s'a'ihcatioa. that your Committee in common with
ourselves, feel that our privileges cannot be taken
from US, and that we can sill be hea,d with effect
anu at the same time manifest our regard for our
patriotic fellow citizen end faithful reore,en,,
''e' John Randolph. by renewed expression of
our confidence. Your Committee, refore. rs-
ioit tie following resolutions
ResofucG, That the frsehoiders Of Prince Ed
ward county express their decided appreciation of
the course nsned Ivy nur felow.r,izen John
naniolph, while a member OF the United States,
Senate.
Resoiued. That tie interest. of our District and
OF our State. require that his ablty and expert
encr should not be lost TO our National Councils
Eeso|psd, That poll be opened for linn at the
next election OF Representative to Cong, esq;
That the cnorera'ion of tha o;Ler counties in the
Disrict requested, secu, those abili.ie. ans,
emp.oy that experience il the service of our com
mon country.
Resoired, That the proceedings of tli. meeting
oe siSneh ny the Chairman and Secretary, and a
copy forwarded to the Editor. of the Rchm ,nl
Emo 'irer, AID Uaie.i S,a'es Telegraph, with re-
qnest that they be published in their re -pec,iye IA,
pers
] ]. FLOURNOY, Chairman.
Is. j. NORsIAnf, Secretary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-24
IMPROVEMENT oT rr;E NAVY.


H"sai"stoa, Et5. 10 rnr bill Tor the I s,lua! ,x
A''n'rn .,,i improvement nj the Navy passed the
oe"t'" ON s"'udy by su increased uaJ"ny View
US '"'s s"nje Ia one ul great puoc Isl and the
bal ne" 'ei,'ie the n"si r Ia Il mt asu,e a.,
relation to The IVY, since The passage Of The Act of
1876, i,r is slnai ease, we thik The tv,yn,
oy"oisis ut us provisions wall b. acceptable IL our
Ieiieis.
Ths LIST section Of the bill sat, apar. perms,..,
fund offkree '.Iions 81 ola.s for The yia. a! ian
proyen,en; OF the Nav, (iie ol five hnd q. ,hou.
'1n d"ilas re an.i iO' SIX Year., 5ens app OPT
atd( lie i"ni 'hn' set apart aud app pIia to he
spp.el 10 The foIyw.is objects, al, ~ winch -, =
de igired ia The hi t,if. One CT the ir,t
n, OF the bill Ie!aes To the .LIsn-nt Of d. re
Docks, the want u which has hilbert, subj. c,ed 4,
country L. great loss, rxre dni DELAY ~ rep,r,n.
thi hitting 0ui o"' Pu''i'e vessels. T:,- i PROV
tor The Construction 81 twC dry do Il, the QUE To the
North tae oiherto the Souta nf tie Potuuiac iver
The ri provision OF the hill directs the cun.truc
;ion ii 4Nari.se Kali Vay PEN scuia for the re-
pair II so' oi gr Iid "Ilrr vessels an inf, iior
class. Railways have Is under.iooi, beeu use, in
Eui"re Tor vessels Of ms jescr iion h .ieat van.
'ise' combining IN sreai drsree economy AID de-
| spatch.
Anoih'r provision relates 10 the survey and i'm
Pcos-u.ei OF Navy Yards snI the abortion u ,ci,,
! ~ pi,n, fOr these objects.
Ann;hef, aud rer!,ai. the mos inter sting ,,,ue o
ile t;!i, that whie aupIzes i.e attainment OF
Ndrds Il aferiy. Til, suit jet has vi late yeas
ieJ .innsh inie, Is, in the dbc mind, ani the wan
of such an establishment la, been seriously flt l.,
Tie country ani has certainly been ,eiy much 10
TIE crest o. j-et OF the bill, however, and l,t "a,
wards which The arg posliou the fund Will h, ,,r
rlisd Is the collection aIl preservation oil Sk, Tan
bsr, Tor the future construction Of ships. Of al th,
c.a.ses now uei in the Sayy Of the IT, 5; " nj, ~,
lie immediate adoption OF this policy there are wei
f'unjet apPrshen,ion' Of serious deficiency in In
! most valuable SPECIES OF shiP fiyhor, Lice Oak
Fr"m this l,ef stat, meat II viii be s,en how g.,
tremciy impoitin the provisions of the iii wi,rl
has ut pass.dthe Ssndu. aid mrtt o. anc; .,
81 the ilpise OF Rep eseniiisei, wHich We see u.
ieos-n TO doubt voty iite will rem,in 20 be dcuc h
! put the Navy on footing Of r-,Tcefaiiy suited {,
is great 'inoit'n and th feelings aud expectation
Of the conni'y Indeed, eSctp; rev OF the role
oi tse government OF the Navy, aud some aitrts IN
IN the o. Ssnzion of tie establisr, ITSELF noshin
VIII ttrs'n TO he done, for many years 20 CONT, iu
the inrhtt sdvan em=nt of this valuable aud ntere
ting AIM Of the natiUuii defence. We feel our seize
calIed upon 10 repeat our eOnrirtI,ns Of the srea
value OF Tie bill, aud to cengi atuale the co1nir,
on ITS sueet's. Ma. H.t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-24

IL OHtfnhticncd
DIErI-- A Charlotte Conrib,, n., on the 17,h eli
Mf.doScn smith, son Of capt. WIN. Smith, ~ t.e Jsii
yesg Ut ~. ase,s promising sfi intelligent youth ~.
J~atbi, 'piy iam. ntcd H., 81 who Ln,w aim. lie
died after su,it srt Pririui fn,ss; hat wHh per-
iot rc>igrntfpi, n nttt Ills uniimely fsie.
-, Ga SUNDAY the Iith int nj, s5oa, sunrise,
80 the JGii y.n 81 her age, after lingering aud PAIN
L.! Il.Tss 81 sbOu, thiity daj ~. Mary P.gsgn
the smabie oonsoit Of fisneis gsdt, Esq 81 Jane.
CITY county. II hut giving shea Justrt t. the
Ipy 81 ts worthy lady, say, thai wife, niyktr
IshaDn, mistress, aud htnevsi onee sic had lev
equals ~ suptf,oIs. Her picy comm, pi 81 .
~ u = h.hcy'I she made iae Bible her rhait ard
her guide. For maay year, she VA 10 fssu COM
nuHBu With tie srr,cIy called MeiOdss. II IS hoped
aud Lclrv' H. sie b.. ene edito thrictp ersied for
is righteous. Ilcf husband family, fuods society,
nave ~ lsncd nftpss able loss.
-, On shr jih instant. si,'t lingering mole
position Of more thfu = 'b's, winch ne h wi
fesigastiOn {, bt M'siefs Will, Ir John Btrfift,
u The county 81 jienricO, oiisInsiiy f5m Mount
Holly burlington county. New Jessoy, as'd 50 years
'uunii. anil . isys. Ill was kid aud sfie etoii-
ste hussi'j aud iaih,r, aud bs. lett widow aud fs'
ehldisa, With LgI,soOs ifcijs, to Jtpl1e their Sc
we're los.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-24
',9 ti' Uopefnor 81 hie Communicable Of Yi.siuin
A PROCL IHITION S'

~ f;S has been represented to the Executive Nv
'hs ShH'i oi uenico county, that on Sunday melt
afe ci'"s c1fne IN the ja! Of county made
G lhef iiom anil nov going Se, viz -
etge o""is' ehiTged with forgery and lillian Ua-;s
,ri'hy, b"i tetnanded TO jail by examining Court for
a,hsr 'sl' and FiRiaw Aagi charged with breach Of
Pelei have therefore, thought proper with The advice
oi the Copno II State offer reward Of GIy d,rs ~
sasn 81 .ne SAD fugitive, 10 any Peen persons viii
hppthtnd ami convey them 20 tue i Of Isniieo county
Aforesaid aud do moreover rcqdne all uic ers civil and
military and eSho The gcod people OF the 10
ue Their hest sbdesyors them to be l
they may be dealt with . the la,v dreeis. - ~
GIVEN under NY hand Gcvefnor, and uader ie seal Of
if Ooin nonSesh al RioInonJ, this ia iay Of eiru,
I6l1 Jou X n ~ ~, -
ueofge Shu!e s ahou, 80 years Old about 10 ches
s" Aik haH aid blue snail defect his right
norm IN '' -e 81 New Jersey, aud sill 20 have been NIL
shpmaD in the u. State. Navy.
william Harris Is about "a yesfs oil, about feet inohe.
high, dark h,t and eyes, sailow cO x,n two scars on M
% cheek b1in ~ tue stie of New York, aud ny protection
a lshniref. ''
Wnb,n Angel about 25 year, old, about high lair
complexion bin Ia tue county Of cneo aud by profession
labUuter.
Feh. 81. o5-v4,y
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To he Fyeeloidcrs of nnesa,on.

During my extreme illness this winter, re.
marked To several OF my friend., that in The event
Of my health mt icing rescued in due time,
should decline being candidate 20 represent you
IN he next Virginia Legislature. The rems,
seems TO have gives rise to a rpmour- that had
declined bring again considered candidate. To
countersci the fifec which the rumour is calcnls ed
TO produce, ! conceive il 10 be my duty now that
my health il restored 20 announce 20 on thus pub
licly, that am candidate for your suffrsges al the
ensurng election to represent you again.
". w, WATKINS.
Richmond, Feb 12I 1897.
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GUN MAKER.

'ITHoMAS FTZwiLSoN, gfateal for the sneouras len
he b" received, retmn' BIS snce thank, 10 the eitxen
IT Hi hmond and the public IN general, aud suiies
Il eir avos h old Stand. few dcots heIo< the
OH Ma'ku House street, he still carries the above
hnns al s branches and the public that
will still lis best endt merit their favoufs
n 49, A guns, len with the snbscfbe 10 the years
iG25 aud tsl6 10 tcgl Mt fersincd before tha
day Of ls ca next, will De sold Cos said repairs
Feb. a. --a37l
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Medicines, Paints, oils. &c.

SilARLES GODDARD, door abave the Mansion.
" House offers for ssr Select Mt of Medicines
Pants, OILS, Dye-wVo'l Sc among which following
aificlcs: =
Suph ounine, Frtnni
t}ito Of Roses
Marasxar Oil
Essence OF Tyr-
Sup Cab da AMI TAtiirie Acid
Soda sni S-idIhl Powders
Superior White Lead
Spanish Brown aud Ground ia OIL
DaoL Lead
Chr"m, yellow anil green
Prus.an Blue, Chinese veimiiiop
Spirits Tdrreiine, Lia'Fhiacs
$ $ $:,.s;a.5s. .ni v.~ap
Pearl As'el, coehinel
h l'"'f' and ION
Tanners
Best Spanish Indigo, copp'Ia,
Loswood, Nicaragua, Fuslic
Cln.wooi Btalillcuo
Alcohol, Aqua Forts
Gum Shellic, Quieksiiyer
Oil OF Vl,riol Ivory Iises
Cassi' Nutmeg, Mace
Cloves, PimeLtv Pepper
Ginger, fGrnierir, Long Pc pper
Bes Olive OIL, ~ bVitlr. and l-~As
Ctmmnn o. 1ii
" iniow oiass .l.i Frliy
I.oilaI' Supri SnuT
Best Chewing Tobacco daI Spani,h Scar;
MEDICINE Cheats for families
faiit', oil vsii,ls o!onrs, rxei for u.e.
IL CVuary aie chants Physniti. and tlo,e pur T. AIM;
icI isin'ly use. will Gni fCr tl.ir Interest, CALL
Richmond, Feb. 20. .,