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ected oit-lfi were To- heard opinion AZ yyo,.
be this: that 10 commercial point Of view all will
Dc more settled 10 short time, and consequently
more certain and beneficial to adventurers--the,
may then feel their way.
The civil war which commenced on the Is
Dec. has not been brought to a close. Although
the present party seem to be becoming more firm
y established, they still opposed by seve raj OF
the provinces. A letter says-our currency is Sc
bad that ii Ierdcrs the transactng OF business yer,
precarious aud hazardous. Sugar and Salt ar,
considerably demanded. Produce Of the country
high and scarce. Specie continues scarce and i,
demand for remitances. DouLlucns 63 dollars
Spanish dollars 800 305; Flour 50 dollars. Many
American vessnls have lately arrived.
The U. S. ship Boston. Capt. Creighton, was
there' himself, officers and crew all we'll.
Extract OF letter dated
BUENos AYREs, 18th February, 1922
In consequence Of lia advance in u. States
Flour is now held at 60 $685. has been re.
used and If reaction does not take place in the
United States, il will go higher. Spanish Dollars
ZSoPer CT prem. Doubloons, 500; Exchange on
London, ia; Hides, Is $40 per 35ibs; Horns.
i6O $500 per u. The British Packet ne wspa-
per says-The prisoners taken in the late action
at Palmitas arrived in town under ar, escor, of tho
Curasieurs on Thursday last, Including the Chief
Mesa. and the sol distant Minister OF Wur, Ces-
pedes.
IMPORTANT FROM THE MEDITERRA-
MEAN.
NEW YORK, April, 1--we have it from a
source which is entitled TO the fullest confidence,
that in the early part Of December, David Oifley,
Esq. American Consul at Smyrna, proceeded TO
Constantinople, TO negotiate passage for the U.
s. soop OF war Fairfield Capt. Parker, to that ci-
~, having gentleman on board who was the be ar
er oil Treaty to be entered into bet,ccen the
american Government and the Porte. Its pur-
port was not kuown but tho Importance attached to
Il by Commodore Crane, may be inferred from the
Tact, that, though in feeble health, he left his flag
ship and went on board, for the purpose Of accom-
2anying the embassy 10 Constantinople. On the
18th Dec. the Fairfield was at tho mouth of the
Dardanelies; and as soon permission was re-
ceived, would go up to the ''famous city,
This explains the rnmours which have been
circulating through the English and French pa.
pers relative 10 negotiations between the Ameri-
can Government; and Turkey. One report saws
that the Porte were endeavouring to secure the
cooperation of,he American Navy in the war a.
gaInst Russia, aud another, that the basis of the
Treaty submitted by Mr.. Offiey, was the free ma
vigation OF the Dardanees to all nations. These
reports may be true; but shall better know the
nature results OF the Treaty, when they are ofii-
cialiy announced. That a Treaty of some kind has
been in the process of negotiation, is beyond a
doubt. Journal of Commerce.
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, NcU .ifcmb<rs.

1--WE are happy 10 Understand Mat ,hc LIST
vol. OF MIR. JelSron's Works is printed of-The
Public curiosity looks with increasing interest, 10
the productions Of one, whose opinions at all
tunes interesting, destined still more TO opera;e
upon the present epoc!' 81 our affairs.
a new Administration has gone into poy7er-I Y,
goes in on the principle OF Reform TO abolish
abuses, and 10 bring back the true prihcipies Of
the Constitution" Whose OPINIONS are go well cal.
cuIated TO assist this glorious event, az those NJ
Themes Jcileyson-one OF the most jllus,rious oI
our Presidents, and one OF the abIrst ESueunders
OF the Constitution u his Couniryi
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yVEW MP or DJBGIJyI6.

A FEW COPIES will he sept by each Of the Carriers oI
~ the Lsrs for The convenience Of such persons dis
tsnes, IS nay Wish TO suppIy theussivs.
". II, RICHARDSoN, G. G.
AFrl 81. Il2-M
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Land, Negroes, SC. 5oT Sale.


Or Monday the 25.L May, .hslI sell, a rube aur,op
the Iaud on which reside in Fowhstsn county; Ger.
.an: 1000 aere shout 100 Of which good kycund
10 the productions Of corr, wheat fcbaeeo
OF toe balance Of this land, $50 wcocs
ssoo 9"sWSi on This sLd y good iw sng hcuss with
Iii =. out esd'nss. One asif Of the pureLsse MONEY
secured BY bond and security, with deed Of trust an tn.
and Az TIE zane me .haii SELL for es.h, hstwssn tws.
hoIa ss n.x,e.s ;'oeh' plantation utsn' hou,s
EDWARD MoSELEY.
Possession will he given the 2sth day D.esuh,, M,
VITO The privilege Of seeding eror Of wheat. EN-.
aIIt ~. l12-W6w
tHE subscribers. respectfully announee TO their f;,pS,
and the public generally, th they have. entered mo
and intend e.rIyips O.. Dry Coed.
have taken the house door shove Ms Charter vii.
ism, and immediately opposite TO Mes.rs WORKMAN Me.
Siudsf-snd are IN daily OF receiving Ter ihs
snttI ard Ehof general aod we'll selected OF
c.ney snpie articles suitable TO the season. which added
Ss~ herk Will make their complete dr,ir.h
NEWMAN W. BARNES
BENZ. LLOYD BELT.
Arril ~. 10 r.
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A kL NAWAY ~ JAn-

AAS committed TO the Jsil Ct Gloucester county, W. CO
me Esd day OF January hast, negro by tie r,nc
Eaa i0rds that be was purchased Georgia whsn sn.
oy a.a carried :9re where ON the M.ssspP, where he
oouent oy the said Fletcher From Of The
nesr. and bis own account. b: supposed Re sbou,
ana very for slave When to
, ne mad on coat OF grey eesrss eIcih The owner i,
away or he will DO sold the law directs. 80
JAMES II. JONES, Tailor,
h,,u,, Clio. County. Va.
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~ Mr. oAn Minoy, it, . suthnrs,.S 10 ,ses.v.
do this oes the Nsrh tide Jsne, River above ST.
water.
MARRIED.I-on the 2s,h NH. Mr.. yes,. C. Gaze II
meehisneurs, to Mss lans s. Gee, dssshtsr Of Mr. Dsn
80: A. wesdl,nd, Hanover, 90 rn''d.y, .he :>is
Jesse D. yoansest daughter OF Capt. Thomas Pr,es, AZ
that county
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APPOINTMENT ny TIE PsEsfDEST
HWY LpE, Of Virginia, Consul General Of
The U. :. at Algiers.
DBpvEy s. Cam, to DO Naval Officer for tbs
Fort Of Baltimore.
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To and JT0!-Wheeling has been recently the
point OF passage for several OF the great men of
the West. Mr. Clay reached il on the 30.h and
left it on the lat for Kentucky-Mr. T. p. Moore
arrived on the 2Sth and departed on the 30ih, for
do--Mr. Barry arrived from do. and left it ON the
3lst u!t.-Mr. Mclean, his distinguished predo-
cessor, arrived on the 9Th and left il on the llth
for Ohio.
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NEW STAGE ROUTE.
FREDERICKSBURG. MIL ST.aGE
70 PARIs-BEING THE DIRECT ROUTE yRcsr
Fredericksburg to Winchester.

=" rAHis-HEiNG THE DIRECT ROUTE YRcsy
Fredericksburg to Winchester.
YNHE Subscriber having with IN. Po.,,,,.c,
na tor carrying the Mail from Frederieksburs tLrouta
"srtenton to Fsuquer started ard row
utnns s1'ee 'reek four.borse Stage Cos.b which viii
Y white drivers and e.celleht horses. The s.i.bnsp, !,
osred Dol TO be Inferior in th. section Of the State
rs above ep.r.on ets Il. ,sS.rt E
ters hnelf he will liberal share of ruhie
VIII IN. &c s: rssn
s'. T route from Winchester to Fredericksburg.
Ine arrival aud departure Uf these Paris II A.
70 as, s p.snssrs coming flon going Win
aud the lower country, the reyre viii
The.,asss leave Fredericksburg ahou. O'clock A. M o.,
p MI ao ana nrss1y, ana a5r,ss at PaI, about oeeek
about O'Clock a. NJ Saturdays and Tus.Gav,. and t
ave a. fIsSerk'ouis on Saturdays aud Wsdsday abru.
From Paris to Salem, s,oo
q F F .tss", 500
JoSE PITS D. s SKI 1spi' f ;, mile
Wsrren.ou, April II. IIa.rt,
.nost patudbie Real Estate, for Safe.
ORDER OF the Executive Councii viii be .old to the
;ss Sa .a s. es, si 500
ed the North side or sn Street Setsssa th . .s
-h street,: and in the occupation OF Me,, 6nd.,a
0is s ossi Bs owned =.
ed to the Oouuonwea:th OF Virginia. s
GIOund extends from Street Tobacco Asv az
Ana sn P1GPfy will he sold uhss, the rights es.
@ Poehs;er "i'Ake the rents from the day Of Ma.
The Of ,aie Willie scr.di, Of six. tv.,. am,
on, the purchaser TO give negotiable notes with
Property equal ,hi, is rsrey in the market: h.oe. No..
eh. .oe .ieD''0n Of al the,s vi. .h rui
E.eIe.:or In aud for t Mss CIT hA " k;!s
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The T'ariF-The Columbia Telescope Of the
10th inst. states, from information derived from
the best authority, that there is among Mr. Jcffer-
soos's manuscripts Fro.cs, against tse Torif az
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UNIVERSITY OF yIRCINIA.

Il is said, there about so students attending
the Lectures We have Communication from
the University, which states in general that the
Exercises OF the several Chairs are resumed; that
about two-thirds OF the Students have, returned,
and Others are expected; and that the disease.
with which they had been recently afflicted, has
entirely disappeared.-We have no doubt Z" the
dangeris all over;" and it gives us great pleasure
10 believe, that the alarm, which some of the
friends OF the Institution had entertained about it's
prosperity will be disspated By the good sense of
the Public.
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~ g. n,epsn holding sgberpop psrsrs 10 PewJrfo- 81
Dieo,Ss II fAs Ab9sirrt Hseeyd, f@qussed fesp
tbecp iby private eonysysnes Sy suit hsr cor
enisrSe, SAINT Shepherd, ! Co prsotes, RiehrnonS .
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Tea cdse'.-~We have report ihal Cllltlcs J
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We understand that majority Of tho city coun.
c'ls, agreed on Thursday evening, to vote for VIM.
J Duane, Esq. as Mayor Of the City, in place Of
sir. Dallas, who vscates the office by accepting
the appointment Of U. S. District Attorney.
Phil u. s. Gar.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

ID mrifins to-day,
number among witch the following.
By M tioa and inhabitants of Boston praying that the
duty on imported BIZ reduced and thai NAV BE-
owed o Tie exprlato Of distilled o imported mOassts whether
said duties be reduced OF mi
nv M, Seraeano tae of The Piadpn
trnvnp la the b. euCed "A on a
subierl may be made : specify as possible.
Nv Ar Ceatakeaud Delaware Canal Company, represent
completion, hut Thar
on 5OD dollars additional funds and asking CONGRESS
.ulncriplicn on The L. States by taking that
I'lc memorials in relation oSunday Mails
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY II.
IN SENATE.

The Senate up b de or the distribution Of the
the - The question lfmg the anud
Yesterday offered by MI ae to strike The second section of the
bill"
Dkerson took TIE floor snppo of the BILL and in reply The
addressed the Senate yesterday observing
debate continued Mosrs ayne johnston Beno Kane, Dick
eyson Webster. Bpriiea. FGoie McIRne, and Branch
Nj moved lay the bill onte table, which motion ncaytdy
large majority
for tho indefinite postponnent of the hill but before
'lG question taken, Mr. Branch proposed adounna which was
u
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

them
was one ol he mhabiafS Of sniy. Va, Drawaye
NJ Wcem- following wiIcl laid o. the table.
the Pibi ad
expcy Of appdpinine mnc Of The public lands lie
ind clash
ipct for The payment public db or advancement CommoI
lools In the equivalent
Unnu
prcse, nien, oia2e the advantages
aforesaid ani hav' b acquired
perry m expenditure lie iood and treasure Of the whole Onion
Nj johnson. Of New York presented nent which he pmpoasiO
move to The bin pOld WAYS
when COnse anB This
nnn per duy package sales, per
luty piece saes
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Mr. Niura pened Ihe arnOTlaI o. hundred aud ly meg
G Philadelphia praying that the duties on imported
which eeed 10 die COMMITTEE OH Finance, and odtd Ia
Ii thar communicated from Mr. T'nteman New Jersey STINT
ing that addressed the Governor of that State s Resignation
srna,ur III Cong ss cf III health
Tie alO communicated the credentials of Mr. John W. Clayton c
Congress o the United states by tie STATE av
for six Yeas from the Nh Of March next.
ter from the Governor
Gorcia transmitting Protest Of The Legislature npas s
OF Cong entitled "An act IN alteration Ile ,
raj acts imposing duties imports
Mr. Bei tie letter and protest ordered printed
f,r the nfthe Senate.
The senate took heretofore Offered he
Mr. BENTON relative Sinking Fund, Pubic Debit Bank Of he
Tinted finally tue whole subject Jh
uilee ON Finance, o adn aud thereon.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

presented OF inab"ans of Lewiston
Buho Calanddgua also of Rncirr aud vanis other towns
Stale Of New York disConuanceol
the Incorporation OF the mails the Salbat day
consideration Of the submitted by him
yesterday providing n assignment Of land or equivalent thereto
value among old States prpoen funds for
suDn0r which motion consider refused by the iouse
The Speaker laid letter General
the amount at each post
m United States for ycnr ending 81 March 1879 and showing
melt anu Territory statement
on Tie table, copies ordered be
printed 49,.
Tie following rceapn8On of the showing the
yyirl nccrned earh State and Terioy:
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 10.
IN SENATE.

TIE divide portion Of me Revenue Of the United States
line several Saes w aud discussed by MI DCkeisOn o
and es Sml Maryland Iayne and Bed,n poponn
anil alnte hour; when,
Nj ncteffos adj Ntmnt that ne NIGH have
u,.ar nroins tpIi s. .. &
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-..ss@s-..-

An extraordinary Woman.-There now resides 10
Montgomery county, in this State, lady, in the 55tn
year Of her age, who weighs $40 pounds. Her stat
ure rather low she is the mothep Of ten children
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Or. Total, $l,O5s,2O4 81
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mis- G&lrf,lE, A lr@OWga
MIR. DEW'S LECTURES

The following is an Extract from the "Leef.yes on m,
hesbIefIue System delivered 10 the Senior Political
Class Of WiHidm and Mary" by Thomas r. De,o.
Professor Of History, Metaphysics and Political
Ldto IL Is a laboured and able Exposition of IN,
Principles fMe Free Trade Sy,iem-we extract from
his Last Lectures, the passages which we promised to
lay before readers
q. 5thy The restrictive system may be riyetted upon
'he country, by combination Of various Interests TO-.
sether, each one giving and taking in turn, until by
his means, majority is secured in the nation.
Thus, for example, the noolien district may desire
protection, but IL may not have sufficient inuenc, ~
issli TO secure ory in the national councils II
may, therefore, unite with the iron Districts and these
Ia,er' WIN The hemp, sugar. &c. until majority is
cured In the nation, in favor of the system.
But, 1T has sometimes been asked, II this does no,
prove the policy OF the restrictive sy,te upon pi
~ the same principles which urge in favour Of the
rec trade system! Thus, say, freedom of trade is
oest because each man better unde rsands his own in
teres than the government; and he ought
W TO be left alone 10 the dictates Of his own Judgment
now, our representatives in Congress elected by
the people; the great msjority Of them acknowledge
The right Of instruction the part Of their constituent,
and nearly all Of them vote in accordance with their
wishes Under these circumstances, then, when a
majority oil Congress have pronounced in favour of The
restrictive system, may it be taken as fair ndica
ZION oil the sentiments Of the majority OF the people
rave nov 'he people, or.raher the majority Of ndiyd
uais IN bs nation, who understand their affairs &C.
Enowledged' ny their acts that the restrictive system Il
advantageous to them! To this, I would in The 6rs
place. answer, that may frequently happen, that the
IneIesi OIL me meory OF the nation may be promoted
when the gains Of the majority are not equal 10 The
losses OF The minority To illustrate this let ma
ne community composed Of two parties majority and
minority let suppose the whole community r.Drs.
sened by III, the majority by 6, aud The minority bv
o NOW, u may so happen, that by particular course
OF legislation, the minority may be made to lose saw or
nVeI'ge' apiece, making an aggregate Of 80, Will,
Ihe majority may not gain more than piece maxim,
IN aggregate Of 81 in this case, there would be los
70 me nation OF o. Yet this trsnsfcreDce OF propert,
might be an advantage 10 the majority. They wouI,
therefore have every motive Of interest TO perfeyere il
Ihs system Precisely 20 IL is in the case Of tariff &C.
cured oy combinations ofyarious interests ho,e which
Of those who are LEFT out 10 the comp omise
=, nut Iuy, 'he argument which Is urged IN f,your o.
he RESTRICTIVE system, that maioHfy OF the nation
nave gwen heif sanction to The tNna, snd that tbi.
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CHARLES W. .5hGLN:N-ESS.

HOUSE, SIGN, CHAIR,
NM Ornamental Painter, Glider. sc.
AT his old stand, south side of the Capitol Square, and
next door to the Compiler Office.
RATEFUL TO his friends and the citizens Of yir-
M gniasgcncrally, for the patronage he has recev-
Oh, would inform them, that he still continues TO carry
the above business in all their various branches
Ills prices will be suited TO the times. He forbcars TO
say any thing about his qualifications; residence Of
years IN Richmond will enable the public to judge Of
his pretonsons TO patronage
~ B.--Workmcn be sent 10 the country at the
shortest notice.
July 10. 1aM--H
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yaywENrY poLLARs REWARp.-I win rire

F8VWENTY DOLLARS REWARD will give
n the above reward for the apprehension and deive-
left my house Saturday evening last She is hand
some bright mulao about twenyeigbt years old large
eyebrows and about the usual size; She took with her
good assortment Of clothing. ] purchased her a few
months since Of MIR. Oliver A. Shaw of this place Her
husbandi is owned by Mr.. Washington Basseu of Fred
ercksburg, and her brother by Capt VIM. ID. Wrenn of
this place. She has numerous relations and acquaint-
ances hero. DAVID NDERSON, Jr.
oct. 10. 47-U
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HINTS CapS, FURS, HIT TRIMMING,

HUHJS, CTPS, FURS, HIT I'RIbI.UIJVG,
N n Sc-John Thompson, informs his friends and Gus
toner's that he has just returned from the North with
large and very general assortment Of goods in his line
viz: Hats Of all qualities from wool TO the finest bea-
leather hair and fur caps Of every grade and quality
FtRS
Parchment and Grand River Pclt Beaver, German
Carrot, Raw, Russia, Scotch Hare Furs, Concy Fur
Nutra do. Tbibet and Cancels Wool, Canada and vir-
GINA Muskras Skins, Seals Fur, Alcohol and Shalack
Saxony and Spanish Bodies.
HIT TRLH.lfEyVGS
Bandings and Bindings Of all qualities White ORANGE
and Pink Pelongs silk and Cotton Fancy Tips Buckles
Of all kinds, Figucred Satin and Mediation for Tins
Blue, Black Fawn and Cream Skivcrs, Gilt feathers
Tip Paper, Hat Founders, Stopping Brushes, Mapping
Cards, Blocking Irvine, Plush for Vclures Ribbon fof
draw stris.ss, Tape for draw Strings With various
other articles too 10 mention All or any oil
which viii be sold en- accommodating terms.
sept 49, 37--w6w
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y" s J, G, GRAMS. oder for sale,
w . 1000 Spanish hides various qualities
5000 sides solo leather Of all grades and quail
ties from the very best to the most info
rior, by whole part of a side
$500 lbs coarse and fine shoe thread
GOO sides russell and black upper leather
so doz calf skins and seal skins
Boot morocco, lining and binding skins
Horse and grain upper leather
Boot trees and lasts, boot cord and webbing
Black varnish and shoemakers' tools Of all
kinds
Hog skins, fair calf skins and buck skins
Harness, bride and skirting leather,
Bag, chase and lining hides
Morocco skins, white and common sheep
skins
Saddle trees, fish skins, horse collars,
Saddlcry, stirrups, bits, SC. of very superior
quality
Coach lace, gig handles and bands, &c.
Tanners oil, curriers' tools, wool
600 pr. Richmond made plantation shoes
Richmond slaughter hides, and country hides
Of all kinds bought and sold.
Oct D. l3-wfw
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YHNHE Subscribers have In Store and offer for sale
I'll 40 Hhds Brown Sugar
Loaf do
30 Hbds prime retailing Molasses
DO Old Antigua Rum
do New do
20 do Common Whskey
oO Dds do part very old
2lo Bags Java, old White and Green Coffee
lis Kegs Nails, assorted sizes
40 Tons Bar Iron, comprising assortment Of
round and Square, Carriage, Cart and Wagon
IL Tons Bstercd Steel
"a do German do
do Hoop Iron
Plough mouds
800 Sacks best Liverpool blown Salt
zoO do Ground do
Tons Shot all Nos
do bar Lead
$50 Kegs Dupont's Powder
90 Boxes Window Glass 10 by IL, by 10, and
9by III
10 do whittemore's Cotton and Wool Cards
pint bottles
Cognac Brandy, Holland Gin, Old Jamsiss
Rum and old Peach Brandy
Gunpowder, Imperial and Black Teas
Madeira, Sicily Madeira, Lisbon Old Port &
Sweet Malaga Wines
Sperm and Tallow Candles
Copcras, Nader, Indigo Alum, birthstone,
Pepper, Plmcnto, Ginger, Mace, Nutmcgs
Cotton Baging, Battling Rope and Bed cords
Glover, Timothy and Herds Grass Seed
TO Sides Sole Leather, Shoe Thread
100 Nova Scotia Grind Stones
95 Bales of Cotton
6OOO lbs of the Petersburg Manufacturing Compa-
Dys Cotton Yarn, which is offered at tho
Manufacturers wholesale prices
zoo pieces heavy Cotton Oznaburgs for Negro
Shirtings, from the Petersburg and Amelia
Factories, which, we believe, equal If no I
superior toany offered for sale in the state In
WORKMAN & MGRUDER.
sept ~ 4l-2w-w3w
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"a ORBORNE T.. SUTTON, cole Proprietor OF the
q Bowling Green Tavern, Caroline County, has for.
borne from askinga portion Of the public patronage be-
the uncomfortable condition Of the establishment
He has, for nearly two years, been actively engaged in
repairing and altering the construction Of his house
during which time lac has made many changes, all Of
which, he hopes, are calculated TO add TO tho comfort
and quiet OF the travellers lie begs leave to say to
the public, That he has broken up that nest Of rabble
which so frequently annoyed The house: and now,
even on Courldays The traveller may 90 to rect with.
out The Tear oil disturbance Tic has also provided two
private houses apart from the Tavern for the use OF
families travelling, neatly and comfortably arranged
lie pledges himself to the public every exeron
TO render fair equivalent TO all who may favor him
with their company.
Bowling Green, Sept. rs. io-a
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Iour Cue Pepeec humane remplsse 10 possible 70 a,
T |wt, uep5 conditions cssontcos sont poscres nves IA
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