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Li.I:y.a7ds3' b ozAAYC GdRDEN
AND NURSERIES,, NEAR NEW YOTfS

NILLIAM PRINCE, Proprietor
! | Hlo cs'abishnient. SO well known Tor its great
extent, and Tor the superior accuracy, attentioh
and desPach with which orders ore executed. hu,
now TO offer 10 the public, in addition TO The great
collections oil former years, several hundred new
vMieesoi the choicest fruits of Fr.nce, England.
italy, Germany, and the Crimea, which have beer,
, recently introduced to notice by Mr. K might. pre-
! sident OF the Horticultural Society Of Lon,lon. Ly
prciessor Bose, Director Of the Royal Garden, ne
raris' Professor Van Mons Of Brussels, and other
distinguished Horticuiturasts; ycryfeyv of which
"''i oe seen by comparison of catalogues are in
possession oil any other persons in the Union IN
'ac',N mas been matter Of pride with the Pro-
prietor' TO concentrate at his Establishment every
species and variety OF most interest to the HORT
caura'ist, without regard to expence or exertion
ana these efforts have been crowned with TIN
; most suspicious results. This new Cataloene
contains 2SI varieties OF apples, 800 of pears pm
u lou OF P'ums Us of cherries. 80 OF apri.
co's. ~ OF nectarines, IL of almonds 22 of n,ni.
oertes ~ OF ounces, ~ OF figs, besides a propo--
G0hap!y extensive variety OF currants m sperr;..
gooseberiies, walnuts ciiesnts and other tr,,;,s
~ particular attention bus been paid to the coll
lection OF grape-vines, and the assortment now
comprises over 400 varieties, POT of which orc
IRON the Royal collection Of The Luxembourg
anu the choicest kinds now he sunpiicd in an
Sush.,',es lor vineyards, at very reduced prices
ana on liberal terms The departments of orna-
b e,,,a Trees. Towering shrubs and pants-LuI.
now consists Of above 500 nla9isf 81 have also
that Of double dahias Of above 100 varieties Of ey-
cry color.
The numerous visitors to the establishment can
bear witness 10 the high order with which every
department is conducted-and the letters of the
Ilon. John Lowell, President Of the Agricultural
Society OF Massachusetts, of the celebrated Pro-
fesscr Mitchell, Of DIR. Felix Pascalis, President
oil The Linn1an Society. and many others which
have been published in our public Journals, evince
its great superiority.
II is, therefore. with confidence the Proprietor
soiic,ts the patronage OF The American public.
VIM. PRINCE. c NJ.
Ut the iinn@an Society OF Paris, of
the Horticultural Societies of Paris
AMI London, and OF the Imperial So
c!ety Of the GeorgoGh at Flor.
cnce, &c.
The subscriber, Agent for the above Establish.
ment, will receive and forward orders aud cata-
togucs, tina; are lett with him for distribution era.
tuitousiy. lie has also for sale Princes Treatise
on Horticulture.
JAS. WINSTON.
Agent, Richmond, Va.
NOV. -. 63--6t =
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TO THE PUBLICK.
Nor. 4.

The scin-aDnual Examn slion Of the Students OF
tne Abingdon (ua!e) Academy, was held on the
10th aud 18th inst: viih ui.i. the Trnsfees AMI
= riends OF the Institution, III attendance, were
highly gratifed.-The number Of Students durjpo
the last Session was Sc. This number was divided
into variety 0! classes; each of which gave the
most satisfactory evidence OF ample abilities on the
part OF the insitu tor and of industry and Genius
on the part Of tic students.
The Trustees of the abingdon Academy I'm ron.
dsring this mcrited tribute TO the Instructor and
s;udcnis OF this institution, think il their duty a,
Tue same time, 10 communicate the following oar.
ticulars, tor the information OF the pub:ick: MIR
Ewing, the Principal of the Academy, land al
present only teachcr) iswslI qualified 10 advance
80 or 80 students, 20 intimate knowl edge of all
the various branches of an academical course
" her the number Of students is Increased 10 10
or 20, II Is tully intended that Mr. EWING shall
have an assistant. The course If studies dur;np
be last session. comprised Arithmetic History
Or1minar, Modern Geography, the Ancient Ian.
gu7gcs,tl Wrench Language. Bellies Lettses, and
Natural Philosophy
The oniy, requisites &C admission are q knovledee
Of readine thc English language, and writing 70
e uleT with Testimonials Of good m0TCI Character
The tuition fee is s 10 for session of months
payable in advance. Good board Including wash
me. fire wood end candles, cat, he had IT, resvect
a0e private iami!ies, convenient e. the Acadcrnv
at SI5. per annum THAT isior Inc acadeinick ye ar
say 10 months, including sessions.
. ne next session will commence on the 1874, -
OF nov. and terminate en- tie 18th dav OF hprs
ensuing. Those WHO intend 70 become students arc
requested 10 be punctcal in tlcig aiendanee al thc
commencement Of the session
~ orGcT a he 8O0rGof Trustees.
CHARLES g.. JOHNSTON
JOHN n. HUMES,
'AMES ". PAXTON,
.Ie Committee
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WY SCHOOL wi he coaInued the ensurE yesr The
81. coufse ~ intrusion viii embrace The Gteel Lstp
Language, MstheGack Arihueiie. o. sar,y sytl the
use Of dsfs Z ohes. knsli,h 0fsumsi Hnksh ,npr..
ton &c Ihe sohoo' viii commence on TIE 2O day Jsn,
1875 'nd teftons;e 'ts eth Dse following Thee wi,
be vstsfoD Of weeks, coomtnen. on tbe i5,h day
Jgre.
TIE ohsge Tor bo.rj si;ior sirs lodging sn5 fuel .i
be siio pslsse Que h, g" to- ct fsy"f Jnbe 1885, u
che phtr Lslf'on Tie 81 5gy ~ Dec. folit,sinr.
Tne dciplpe II the ,cool eil he r-rsnst sud a. ueh
snd kindness 7ll ke est.ised boys oOnfd,d 60 a.
nsifusitDr shitfss. y hoy nisfc thau IS vrsgs
oil Wilde sJsd tbs school uie be sbsli he pesoo
ally known to ne, ,r cj'fly, ertrpsty deroun'ht BY
fe'iieuce tenoe Sm tie Lsurfs gf vice AID mofeif
md rcnuGshy hesry. II i".su ed Il. the county of Lou
"a SO miles om Richmond ard the Ike dstaree from Fred
sroktu-s Jhe ssss Go"t Ftfder,cs burg sefsyfe,
psa, ry feiidente snt ias, from Richmond osttiso
ufs, within 'od asisoee n w. LeuHs 10 nf, she lid b..
/ directed 90 g. Girfrsf'. = = - yuisrn
S.na.1f -. 80 Sr-c0 2
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NOTICE.

1 virtue o.: several Deeds oil Trust executed 10
us by James Is. Ferguson. for certain purposes
corded in the clerks Office of the county court o
Goochla!Ii, we will expose at public sale, &c the
highest bidder, at Coochiasd courthouse. on Mon
day the LIST of December, If fair IL not, the next
fair day. between 20 and SO likely negroes, consist
ing OF men, women, boys and giis; iikewse {;
number OF horses and mules--alnong the horses
are some first rate blooded colts.
The title TO the abos- property we believe in.
cisputab'e but we shall only convey such title a.
Cooch,and, Nov. T. 53-,istDcc.
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LcYAL CoMpANY-.arnin--

I'liE msttms e ne ,ncsss.ns tie .Comrsny ate-
N proposed Charlottesville, hsvng fa.ed &, take
aod hes provided by fs-oluion ofthe Company sor
ed " Vie" meeting on The 18th Jau 1910 that soy trse Il
Hr ruihefs' nay y any tis' cell meeting. the UnJe,
zne teevns feh Lessare 90 he g.nfly demanded by
&c lntsftsi VI al concerned do hsey ,nvs ref,n 81
The Company at ibe Esse Iaystr tc Gig Of John
ou Monday the 18th day of Be~.orhec en.gr I Il .5ont,
We onsenni 70 any n the meuber 10 atsnd IN person
TIC sppTtchng Sea- on NJ The Legislature will frf1h e.
such, conVenien opportunity " beng ferreetrd m tie
rrpcstd meeting ty teir County Delegs'c ana Il . rt-.
ney hoFed hat al VII are fereed Ibis tong sglee,d
concern, Vfi, crhe p.lscnsiiy hy gY5- ,mbs5. ts
pfeseu; oscs'on frf putting MO 81 az 4 ,cient i, 81.
!stion sud Gral jUrmtcC
EDMUND RENDITION.
MANN PAGE,
VI. c. RlVES.
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LAND FOR SALE.

PURSUANT to the last will aud testament OF
John Dunn,dec. shall proceed 10 sell upon the
premises on ,le hrst Day otDecember next. if fair.
OIL wise the next fair day, Tract of Land in The
county OF Essex, situated on the Pscataway Creek
known by the name Of New Glasgow the late re-
sidence oil the said John Dunn. This Tract o.
Land contains 4ai acres, and from its contigui,v
70 iappahannocs, prosperuos village. and The sea;
of Justice for Essex County offers Sdvant,ges H.,
rarely found The situation of this farm is very
healthy. The improvements consist OF large
dwelling house. and other out houses all somewhat
out OF repair, but with small expense NAV b,.
made very comfortable; there is also an extensive
Apple ana Peach orchard. Terms of sale months
credit, The purchaser giving bond and security. ard
adced OF trust upon the premises TO secure the
payment.
PETER ]. DERiAUX. Admir-
WIN the will annesed OF John Damn dec.
Nov. -. se,,.
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NOTICE

y;ne 81 eean deed Of trust executed che Sub.cr
y p'Vf T. Cooke, bearing late ihc 9.I Jay Jan
1895, aud duly recorded the CLERKS oe Of the t;otv
court oil for te therein r,en'ioue IL
coed TO expose to ale public arctic for ready
me 10 The eouiy OF buckingham, the inetss
'e2 Coke IN ,he estate Of Divii Parish Decd
Que Il" lie iesaees devisees aid D,yid p,b ds,5
Claimed either BY DEVISE git grant contract, oihei
n.y due rnrai upon sat! trust, and NECESSARY e,ne,c.
attending the exec ut'Un Of said deed
Actis AZ Trustees, sh,ii convey 10 the
title oui,, as 1. rested in Us by said deed
JOHN III. ROUTON TINS
Ne. :. seslAit STEPHENSON, ) tees.
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NEW.JERSCY EIEcrioN


trenton. .Aorem6cr S.-From the several
counties from which returns have been received
.ne .o.'ow,ng results are as nearly correct as
unofficial advces can make them: Herern count,
has given for the administration an average n, lori.
y OF i6l; Essex il40; Somerset 81. Middiesx 500:
burlington l2l4, Gloucester IA; Salem 2s6.
believed to he $780, making in the administration
coun''es. upwards OF 45oa majority. which m "
oe increased or diminished lightly. by Official ac
counts. Monmouth is reported to have given abou,
o. majority Tor the administration; in the Jackson
county o, Hunterdon. their majority is se8; ia
""'ren' sussex and Morris. no complete returns
are received; is believed that the majority for
Jackson IN Warren is about 500; in Sussex. abou,
llvo, aiid IN Morris about $50; making the Jackson
nalori'ies about 1900. perhaps rather more or less
sna leaving clear majority in the state of about
-2oo' at least. Thus it will he seen that the
administration tickets for Congress and for electors
~ s state are secured 20 Mr. Adams, and if oher
states whose elections are held ans. vet 20 be held
no their duty as well, the recollection ofo,,r RIO
sent worthy chief magistrates /, rendered certain.
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q tow<aisa covhsy, sopi. a.. ;a-e.--.
On h- apPes,"u II Samuel sni ilcbett Anese noS i,
Nt."r 'hs a''set' u the court, that ptea.ant Dna,
s" sna Wm flashes to whom, Adninistrston On th, E..
, "i hard inebos, dee hes h.eu he Tor, q .n.,.
ms court are not nhsbats &c hi. H ir y
.ers u iSs COURT That Dies he nsd appear bc,. IN IN.
st Az "t N"' tnes, 60 show cause, any they scn.,
hth power aud authority sdai'U. Aforesaid .s.., NJ,
~ revoked -id snnuiled ard farther Ode-t, L,
."fy VI hi' order nr i.hh iusstt.d ~ die R.eh, "a,
iu'r, aud eo"'inue gnui the 6ia day Nov coat T.,
copy. Tsac Wal, s. DANCE en-
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C1dIi0tfeSviile Female -YcGa,;ny-

tUsftbUttS cNIttIS -.LuutTtl.
S3tiE Paton' III Tn. Institution eErpi
"a lady Ia take charge v the school the boar depart
m h a. tie commencement of the ensuing y.s III. rlsu
OF ,nuc"n viii eompfehen ell iLe elementary bsnch,-
q" Engih eduea'oI-Geosrsphy, with the Of globes;
rudimeus Ut Astronomy; Artimeci History,
eint, .srh Chronology Cunpo.ou, &c lei the reading
shd eisEuatce constructions the hest French suhur. IA
rrose poetry Ornamental N.ede W.T.; D,swng kIus,e
&c. Sc -
None reed ap y hut tJr Who produce :st.fac.
tnty testimonials ol Qualification tn such, most
advantages wi Ia seorded The Academy lssssntiy
s.ed--siu1i,hed VITA oommodous table IL
,as house, on; houses garden &c for the If
large nuunet Of bosIdets. The ,ohot be
t.ehed 60 lii. dwelling house Aplicans viii address u,.
Scises, BY letter person. TO
-fier0rGer Garrett.
2'tUynGn IYGyf,
John II. CsGven, J. CcNmiyee.
-finp0d Bro'nhGm,
John Il. Jones.
Oct:
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FROM me Lon Fe'D Mo"iAiy Magazine for Cet.l
THE BOON OF MEMORY.
BY Mas. IIEarAss

''S 'ON~' Va hhISN&ohl.
BY Mas. HEaIAas.
.ndny things dnSTered e."-MASvrEp.
co, go,-and most nine image fade
rom the green sPots wherein ny Childhood ny,y,t
Nv my ,,r~atn,.
Ihust my life part fro,n tscl! familiar nIsce
asa hrds 'ans, that leave, the wood no trace
Offs lone theu -.e
WI the friend pas, my dwelling and f,--.,
ne "eie'm'. there, the hours when we have met
49, In sriet ~ Elc..
NJ the sweet rnunoel, the communion b;,b
'Ae kindly wnrd' Of trust, IN avs gone by
Pour'd full anil free?
boon, tspan, o. Memory riy.
ioshi'ne my name IN heats whrre I would i've
FCv vvcrmore
Dad the ~iad peak Of me. where have s-en.
piu the streams voice, nf all s,y soul hath lett,
Athonght ,oitore.
in the rich rose, whose bloom loved 60 well
jnthe din bic ding violent If the dell,
Set derp that thought
and let the sunsets melancholy yiow,
Hod let The springs first whisper, faiut aud low,
With De be fraogtt.
Ard Memory cred pc.--.Yid wish and vain
hss. no hue4 the loS.l,s,t to dets,u
In the hearts core
e me rlaes they held m bosom, all their own,
soon with new shadows filed Gow.rs oersrowp
Is their. no niortn
Hs,i ITO" such rover, o Lovef-Apd Low. replied
9 IS not mpe--rour out thy souls full tide
or Lore and ,rvst.
Payer. tear, ievcic iue.., tina. boon 10 gain
ii, but q write, with the hearts fiery fall
Wiis word. on DUST"
Song, /, the git with tIse?- 7 Hk Law,
Soft, f.Ivent, deep, that will not pap away
From, the s,ill hreod;
Fill'i with ton. -ob! not for dcsiiie,, Gsrnc,
But sweet haunting murmnr of my name
Where II would rest
Ard Song made answer: SIT !, not in me-
Though caiPd iu,morts-- thu my power mayte
Al hut divine;
Mace of lonely brisl,tnss, can g;ve;--
cLanseles, ore, where thou with Love wauli.; live
This j. not miner
Death, Dssth wilt hou the rcst.r', wi,h tul6l'
And death, the strong one, sPotcj-"I can but still
Each vain regret;
Wha; II forrotisn:-- All thy soul would craze,
Thou too within the mantle "f th. grave,
Wilt soon forget"
Then aid my sou in lone faint .ainr-, a.r,
rs hom all Nature voices QUE reply,
Dut one given,
Earth he's no heart. fnnt DIRE ,mrr! with tone,
To give thee hack the spirit Of thine own
Seek II in hcsven!p
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yicfofy I3,iLIyS R-S1r,-j

1Ueaty Dollars ReSIniG.
~ EF 1rsbues Pats without ie.s-, IN Monday c7 OF
49, October, .amci Pirtan, ~ trade ,s
smith, aud the property ofthe late Dunn Durioo Ptan
st rate Dla.ksnh, toera5ly bright mu!atto of tn
ordusry size good sPpeasrcr ami quite
e. he nats; preacher and has acquired celeb ny ~
.h,twsy nave reason 10 believe lac has gone
Petersburg aud w doubt make sr eor,to leave IL
State: caught he may be LETT NJ my Coal fas, Rt haur
/, sbues Pits, J, Jane. River, Guest .rii-id
Nos. g. SS-u VIM DtiNS
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EDUCATION.


G1lr the 18th day OF January next, Mr. John II
Day will open school convenient, TO The sub
scribers, by whom he has been recently employ
ed. in which. will be taught the Latin, Greek,
French, and English Languages. embracing in
the last, all tire necessary branches preparatory
for College. We deeni il unnecessary to say more
OF hir. Days moral habits Qualifications for a
Teacher, than TO refer those who may feel ,Spcs-
ed TO patronize this institution, TO the Recon-
menddtions in his possession; or TO suc! persons
as have encouraged his school Tor the last eight or
Ten years.
Five or SIX boarders can lie received by each oil
us az $50 tor the term OF ten months, Chat being
the scholastic year)
"A Boarding with the Teacher is often desired.
we are authorized 10 state, that Mr. Day will ac-
coniinodate a lew young gentlemen upon the same
terms above mentioned.
Tuition in every instance viii he S25.-A
THOMAS GOODE
THOMAS Willy.
|.;ne':6, n o. TN, 1870. 54-wtl2jan
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n .iidtanna Lad Agency Z!

IL III
VI All sshoilei 10 sell, remarkably low, the Lends the
~ State o Alabama belonging the South
psuyi purchr:d by COL Stephen EUt OF Charleston IN
1913 They lac IN the vicinity of Montgomery Csnswi,
snd constitute the finest body Of and f5r
nvluei tbi, State Tire tichn-.s of the oil
advantages OF naSisaoni t,e s.red iacies
neIccj istiiute ues.het cold, hot ding
rafe auio.phere Ie eu,eiy populated neghhorhooJ, pie
seDtnS lively prospect OF schools,
growth OF cotton, sndtse gene:'i wealth of the coy all
cch.re 10 render settlement n this the
be- The great Judgment, which .ese lands
were selected, the p:ces which tley
chased ahd Tue snIty Of the oon-any 90 dispose oi chem,
iVr TIE purpose oil eHeenS settlement aoBg theuse
viii enable the purchaser 10 obtain good sad, price,
tiiy required All the purchase uoeey has been paid
g1ESnueu and PATENT Cbtared Deeds conveyance will
be mrde 10 purchasers, wheU ihey inske payment.
eu also authorized TO sell, the very vanahe lands VA
Elliott, r. Yesdor, s. s.. Bennett of Chsrles South
Car1ne together With several thocsend belonging
other individuals.
Slave holders 3ary!,nd vuginis North Cato;ns and
perhaps those living south, would, msny
than double the value OF e properly
gtud il-.. al low prices Middle Alehans and placing
portion 1f then hands them, sood The
transition Of the slaves woui enhanee value nearly one
hall and The produce u the farms he subusy
TO New York 1ni the proceeds ce,h The
without trouble dleulty
Geilenien distance, owning Isud IN Alabama can he
TIE lakes paid suy Oher dpos,n eade Of g,ius
me suitable instructions, end eucr'ins the money.
.. tend 60 bu,inss' tie Gau5acitJ ~ Che land
Leue;' poaee paid will he punetuslly nn,,-re snd any
Dioimaiion gives, which ney be requested aud 10 ms pos
~ obtain IN The county. JESSE ijgEkE kreu,
| CsbaSgts AlAbsuIa.
II Gentlemen will confer fsvor, hy cutting fIs sSvs
'enle' ont Of thr IuPtr, sud posing ~,
riscs. Sep, so z2-r
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BERNARD PEYT0N

II I
(fHl rtS'"S for 'aie, ,n accommodating term,
~ 800 btll'. Loaf S',ssI ffo,z is 10 90
5S do Gne old barley and dpuhl, a,,til,ed rbi.,rv
10 do common aIourain A.
30 baskets fresh salad OIL
30 bales ia Al shr.t,pss and shifting,
do indigo, bed ticks
os'es taunton iby'.-I caiicoss
Baur:cre Cotton, yarns assorted f,or, No sio,
s"ede., Ens"b, Peru & Hoietourt itoq ssso.tsL
GERMAN aui American bin,ereI steel
Plough pisie,- .hI; assYstti--
Bst Sheet lad
Patent halasres
Mil, tobseco e book biGde:'s crew,
COLOGNE EsopuI mill s,ane q: sls..es
Eurr mill stone block,
Bed oTrds and iesJin, line,
EeetwaS. feathers, shoe thec.h
:, i'a.iiy f.ur Of superior quality, &c. &c.
Y.
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no rIIr sunsCuTut.ns

u fhe .hsctanicsUhte Turnpjfe Corfpan1
%X@OU are requested To attend general meeting OF your
~ company to b. held 10 th: CITY o Richmond, on the
2Id Hovenher next at ~ o'eoek, a. NJ The Pc lent and
DTtcSrs are particularly snHios that there should he l
meeting uee Of The srestes; importance 10 the inferred,
ca the company will he rfesentfd 10 the CONFEDERATION Of
5tOckhodes. By Oster VI The PRECEDENT and pectots
q. n. CAKRIMGrON, seL'ry.
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<;ehk fsnnus Stallion ARAB, will stand a, Diamond
- of"'s The ensuinS Seaspd. the uencemABt o.,
"hph the ptf9.ars Will NJ uiade knpwu.I. now gene
rally admitted that he Of ,king Ior,s 10
amefcs, aud iO1l sc,er aliuFrd the b.,t ro,s
Standing bis Father not exeePtedThe pubc r.y look 10
The time rheu 'y will the ne.t parcel of 1r,e, that
:ftt were 'e;i, snd they Immediately from ARAB
5AS. J. r. aHRiS0N
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NE!V DRY GOODS MORE.
JAMES II. HUNTER

= q NJ,
AS taken the store merry the If of.,r,
- =, III har ediAsiy orpa.us Mes,r,
SrAPLE AND FAScY ORR GooGs. o
Among ,ohich arc
So,h', ea.,'me,es and .sttin,u'. kse sad cear,e
I'D, "h'e, green ami yellow 6snuei,
Silk aud striped Valencia stis.,
Swansdvwn aud Msuties do
ir.h aud Ger,uap lineos, lawns & ceui,.rf
Cslicoes sssSt;.d, embracing a great ysr,e;y
fsney- striped eni plaii xinyh.uis
Pam snd figured hou.bsset., variurs coitur,
~ 60 s. Jaeonst aud buck riu,u,
Mn. Ia3'a md S~.s do
SWISS and blsek Iislan silk crprs.y
Canton aud M,ndstin grapes, Italian do
BLACK itsl'sn iGst,ins, ,.o.a.ws and ,s,.ne,,
inSe ss.ottsDeu OF silk. cotton ,ri vo,,e, b,;.,,
Fash,rnahie hopuet aud bt,i t,ihsc,
Gi.ses ani combs OF etsrl hfes.,,r,.5..
tsincr snd c-ttcn ticking.
Furniture aud p,oa ehstks
in'rys aud ke; ssy. suitable Tar ,erssnis' eio,;irs
B,osa and h!cached d III estics, disp.r-,
Csrpeng, hcntt!i>ivs., uasir eilss, &c &c.
Which with variety Of oihcI articles, he derou, 10 sell
:ow E. cash.
Euv. ssr
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AT rs no; NELSON having enlarged her Board.
ling Establishment, by the addition of com.
'nodious and well finished Brick Tenement on The
opposite side OF the Street, will be prepared, To ac
co'n'notate from 10 to 20 Gentlemen and Ladies.
s'isin@5ss session nf the LEGISLATURE Cen.ierneo
tl.enin. Oct II. 47-tisiM. lice.
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ODPONT"S GUNPOWDER.
FEtiE Subscibs hsyiHG fengne he sr.ney OF te
q 'or ~ 6ungosder svcus 4 fSes. ygorti..p,
hebf"dtr, - esis tis eustCefs f,ufs " them
To- men snrplies GEORGE =. CRuHP.
Nov - eg-M
"a 'as of sale st he anpf-t nret, hole ,,le ee.
W en- as5ofiDtn' 81 urp4nrs Ouhp.wi,f.
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VIEW NIP OF" iIKliiypIya.
THE New Map of Virginia, complied ou
a undeI the sulhV'ity Of the Stat-, published,
sy he ohs'nedby dssisvs OF procuring afpos
on t. Wan H. Riehasdson, al tie 1piio! tie Cay Rich
mond
This wSrt effected by .he is5, Of many years. aud
great cct OF care aud money has perhaps hee stPs
I'd variety aud Of detail beauty
1 seeunn Hreaeeis the highest credit the
'k OF the persons immediately concerned pubises"u
,nd highly gratifying useful the pbhc Ths
Legislature have authorised the sale Of $50 Copies ooiy OF thu
Map tearge scale OF five miles Ia the and tie Exc
cItiVe with the view Of making the saess extensive rspid
possible have directed the coPeso b. dposed II lie
moderate price OF $50.
Under these circumstance, probable that person.
shall not make eeiy application viii he unable TO obtain
Copy cf thu, beautiful and valuable work.
August 5. 25-t
Nap Of pirginu, reduced from Me T-s Sheet Map 81
tte state according 10 tie Pro5ssn Of the
Lne1nbly PuiSea -th aiaoh 1891, also pI5i.hed,
tay be obtained application above Price St pc, copy
Copies u both Maps, i convenient portable form,
obtained II preferred Dec g. IB27
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."e 1uefai iiei.cii Journals, speaking of tie
present excitement in Ireland saw that ,,.r, 81,
English ministry wise. they would oyercom. The
frivolous vanity which belongs only 10 petty
statesmen, and make the concessions so i,,s,ly
claimed. " 'Ns"'
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Lreca.ice Department.

,o,.. Ocfoter Is, 1928.
EJuOtUShdS With received bs III. Exseutye far a..
pnrehsie OF the ',sn,pctts the rcnt eusry Those Dis;
posed TO purchase will their prposa, w,hou, ,i.v
by order, Wn;. II. RICHARDSON.
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a. h almost UNNECESSARY iecosaGi, nd IL Pence
establishment to gentlemen north of Maryland; for
The value OF his grea, collection is too well known
10 need any remarks from me;but little reflection
WI, convince every rejecting mind, that this es-
tab'iShmcn,so truly important 60 our country mus,
be supported by generous public and punctual
customers. am, Sir, your obt serv't,
y $500
j. -. L';GABE, Esq.
Editor Of the Southern a gri- !
cu,.mrst, Charleston, S. e.