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MISCELLANEOUS.
From Bourricnne's Memoirs.

JoScphine's Grief and Terror nf the
Murder ofihe Duke d En- hien. Il pro-
missed to state The truth respecting the
death Of the Duke d'Enghien, aud I
have done SO, though il has cost me
some pain. Harrel's narrative, and
the shocking circumstances Of the nit
being dug beforehand, left me no op
portunity Of cherishing any doubts
might have wished to entertain; and
every thing which followed, confirmed
the view then took Of the subject
When Harrel left me on the ed, de-
terminrd TO 60 10 Maimason 10 see
Madame Bonaparfe, knowing from her
sentiments towards the house Of BouT.
bon, that she would be in the greatest
afiliction. | had previously sent to
know whether il would be convenient
Tor her TO see me, preeaution had
never before observed, but which |
conceived to be proper upon that occa-
sion. On my arrival, was immediate
~ introduced TO heF boudoir. where she
was alone with Hoftense and Madame
Remusst. They we're all deeply al.
hieted. Bourriepne,' exclaimed Jo.
sephinc, as soon as she perceived me.
: what dreadful event! Did you but
know the state OF MUD Bonsparte was
in! lie avoids, he dreaIs the presence
81 every one. Who could have sur-
-csied to him such an Aot as this =
hen acquainted Jose hine with the
particulars which ! had received iron,
llarrei. What barbarity!' she re.
sumed. But no rcproach can resi-
upon me, for did every thing 20 dis
suadc from this dreadful project liz
dad not confide the secret 10 the but
guessed II. and lie acknowledged alt
How harshiy he repelled my entrea.
tics ciung 10 him! l threw myself
at Its feet! NEEDLE With what con
Germs YOU be exclaimed, angrily. -
THIS IS not womeu's business! Leave
mel And he repulsed me with a VIC
ience which be had never displayed
since our first interview after your re-
turn from Egypt. Heavens Whar
~ill become 81 Us : could Say noihiu.
20 calm affection and alafEls IN which
! participated, for 10 ny giief Cor thl
death Of The Duke d'ED2hien, was AL
ded nv giief that BonapsSie should b.
capable Of such crime. What, sai,
Josephine. can be thought oG this Il
PARSE lie must be the object Of uni
vsfsal impecsalIons. Tor even here III
gaitercrs appear aslouBded when the
are out Of his presence. How wretci
ed sc have been since yesterday an
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TREasnnY DrPanrnlrrr.

Cd auditors Office. Nor Oh. 1873
SIa. The Secretary Of War has issued
two acquisitions IN your favor amounting
together 10 fifty thousand dollars. on ae-
count Of "ConiiBuaiion ofihe Cumberland
Road"--iweniy lbousaod dollars of " Use h
20 be placed 10 your credit IN the l. s.
Branch Bank at Baltimore and ihinv
thousand dollsrs 90 be placed to your ere
dii in The 4 ; Branch Bank ~ P,iIshurg
Pa &c vhiei tho Cashiers Of those Banku
have bern appFised.
Respectfully, your rif scrt7r',
PEIER 1iAGNER, Aad
CfsFtp " WnIp. Esq.
supply ~ Baiuncr.. VI.
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efe'sry 10 the depuss'ion TO England. and to
whom vas cou6ded the duty and trust Of pre.
serving the notes Of the exsmin alton. and in.
vesngations by the Commission, ss si,fa for
their report. has never YET given up those
notes That this same secretary borrow ed
from another member Of the Hoard (Mr.
knighp book Of private notes and caicuia.
tons, made before their departure for Eng.
land. the information contained in which
would now be OF great value to the compa.
ny, and has never returned ~, alleging rs q
reason that IL has been mislaid or Iost,,,-
That no report has, Of course. been made,
nor one single article Of information been of.
hc'sly communicated to the Directors of the
Company by that Depuiation, although il 10
believed TO have cost the company ten thou.
sand dollars. That if the other member Of
the deputztion Mr.. Knight) had not i'm.
pressed much Of the matter on his mind, ne
good whatever would have resulted to the
Company from that expensive mission.
may, ia conclusion, in Mt ''narrants and
exposition Of facts" show, that if . very mode
rstciy unduiztory, instead of dead level sys.
TEN, had been adopted on the frs, eight miles
of the road, about two hundred thousand
dollars might have been saved; and that the
great cost OF the lst Division afose more from
the error OF location. than from any improper
snpcrIntendence. ~ this latter matter be no
'iced at all. il will not be with the view Of
eens'iriHg those who adopted that 81 stem, be.
Cause the work WAS novel. and errors would
OF course be committed; but merely to show,
that those Who have committed such mon.
sirous plumbers. should be more delicate 10
charging errors upon others.
IL my time and views of propriety should
admit and sanction the publication Of ut
ndrrafite and exposition Of Cieis." you will
'hen be fully IN possession OF the information
necessary TO enable you to judge, whether
yonr President and Directors, themselves We
~ deeply interested in the economical and ef
hcient administration Of the affairs Of The COM
pony, with the high trust and re.pon- ibiliiy
oil msnaging correctly your business super
added, have been guilty, so grossly guilty Of
disregard OF both - is charged, indirectly,
upon hem, ~ the sisnderous accusations Of
disappointed ambition.
This short notice, 10 the mean time OF
The caiumnious publications Of those topo-
graphical engineers, has been considered
due to you. 10 my friends, and TO myself
Until the publication Of my intended mar
rGfire and exposition IF facts. shall not take
any further notice Of The massey books Of
hose gentlemen. nor OF any future pubiics-
ton, they OF either of them may make. or
oil any newspaper paragraph based on their
authority, touching this subject; unless per-
haPs ] may feel il my duty to my country to
make representation Of their " eonduet'' TO
The proper Department OF the Government.
CASPAR W. VIEWER.
10th Aug. 1880.
Captain McNcill was then Secretary 10 the
board of Engineers a Well as a Member
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Engineer Dcpnrfn,ni.
WAsnivaroN. Sin Nov. 1sas.

WAsHiSGToN. SD Nov. 1898
SIR. Your letter Of this date requesting
that Tor The service OF the construction of
the Cumberland Road. the sum oT twenty
ihousand dollars should be placed fo your
credit in the Branch Of the United States
Bank at Baltimore, aud thirty thousand
dollars IN The Branch Of the United States
Bank 10 Pi,isburg. has been received. and
IN compliance Herewith. acquisitions have
JnN been made on the War Department
Tor said amounts.
am, ar, very respectfully, your oi1. servant
e. GRATIUT,
CssrsR w WrvUn. Nv.
SupdL Sc Washington City, -. &.
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POLITICAL.
WE RETURN NO MORE,
ut Nus. HI~A~s.


" We rcturn--wc rcturn--we return no more -
so comes the son; To- the mountain-s,orc,
From tho>c that arr leaving tscir Iii shland home
Fur world FAR over the blue seas foam.
- We rtiru no more /" and through cave and dell
Nour:aaily van,lcrs that Mild Farewell.
q" We rrturu-we rrturrs---se return no n,orc,"
So Jrva,hc sal voices spirits DER
Nurinuriug up from the q, pt..s ut tl.c heart
Whegc lovely things With tlcir lia,h; depart;
And the Unborn sound hath Il prophets tone
Aud VIC fc'i that JOY - forever sonc.
- We retrrIt-~e rcturu---vc tN.turn M n,ur..ir
Il, "a hcaT,i when the DAYS &c flowers ar. o'rrp
When the passionate soul Of the uight-Lir,l's Law
ll@,h died fr'''n the summer woods away,
Nheu the glory from sunsets robe hatiI pass'd
or the leaves are borne GA the rushing blast,
No, IL, not the ros.. that rrturrs no more;
br ath Of spring shall a., bloom rcs,nrc;
Aud II ~ not the voice ths, o',rtio~s the bowers
" nh stream of love through the starry hours;
Nor - the crimson os sunset hurs
Nor the frail fush'd leaves which the Wild wind
strVws.
" We rrturn-wc return-wc return no MORE"
Doth the bird sing thus from q hii ,itcr shor.
Those wings, t'st follow the southern breeze
Float they nat homeward DER vcr1,al seas,
ihs from the lands of the vine aud palm
hey como, with the sunshine, when waves grow
calm.
: But .=c-.rc rrturn-ve return no morci"
The hearts Young DREAMS when their spriny is
DER;
The love II hath pour'd 30 freely forth,
The boundless trust in ideal worth;
The faith in affectioir-deep, fond. vet vain
-Ihcse ar the Lost that rrtura not again.
-" iia til-ha til-ha ill mi tuiidlc"-Wc ne.
tnn'-Se rs,nrI-~e return no more, the bur-
den Of the Highland song Of emigration.
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EsgIrrEa DtrlnTNErT.
WIgd.lngloa. .lpTl l0N. 81.

SIE. AZ No official record appears Of The
acceptance Of Your Tesignsiion - super
inteudesi Of ihe Cumberland Rssdin Ohio.
sm lasiructsd by ihe SECRETARY &C War
70 say that u - Understood % have been
accepted on Tic ith Of February last The
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Example far DueLisfs. Antiquity
presents Us with a memorable passage
concerning two soldiers in Casar's ar
my, who, upon . hot eontentios, a
greed upon this eXpedieht 10 decide
the quarrel, nsmely, vigorously TO at
tack the common enemy, and 'indi-
cate their own BY their country's no
nour. The resolution taken. one Of
them assaulted the thickest squsdrous,
and bad like To have saved his repu-
tAtion az the expense Of his liberty
but the other. reviewing the danger OF
his antagonist. flew after him With
generous emulation, bravely rescued
him from his surrounding foes. and
gloriously overthrow him by proven
lIOu Of his overthrow.
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Virtue, like fire. turns al things ia
20 itself, our actions sDd cur lriend
ships are tinoiored With IL, and what.
ever il touches becomes admirable.
Seneca.
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day on which il was rendered. and ths,
successor has been appointed.
! should DO you great injustice 70 With.
mold. on this occasion, . full and CORDIAL
testimonial Of the high opinion entertained
by this Department, Of the Intelligence,
efficiency sad correctness which you have
esinced ia the disc Of your duties ..
superintendent Of this Nationsl Road,
which exhibits. in itself. the strongest evi.
dence OF this testimonial being deserved.
am, Sir. Ncrv respectfully,
Your oh, tii,u. a,rx..r,
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A Rrenehman wanted 10 purchase a
pair OF black unmehtionablos, but could
not tell how to designate the material.
AZ length he inquired Of his mercer,
" What name do you call de devil be.
sides de deVil:" 'Beelzebub 4" 'sRh
blen. Besizebub breaches No" @Lu.
cIief Z" "Eh bien, Lueifer small-
clothes! Mo- "Satani'' "Ah oui
yes--l want q pais Of black satan
bEeeehes."
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join u. NORRIS,
ALEX'R HiiOWS.
HlCH'D u. MAGRCDER,
y LUCAS. Jr
PATRICK MACArIAY.

Thst upon their report being made 10 The
BoaFd of Directors, tie services IL the Uoul1.
he Paymss,sr and superintendent were Who'll.
y dispensed ~ith. cod mine retsiaea, ADD
my responsibilities and duties splsfged
may then slso show. ihss ON ,heir retiring
rom The service. one IT them Vss guilty. q
an act Tor which he may and ought 90 aasu e.
before proper tribunal, an act that may be
mN'cyg. cerininly vas not evil On de-
enmping. he cnrrisd OF from the Office 81 the
Board 81 Engineers. the hook consisting the
only ETHICAL rccofd ~ the procc edings Of that
Boarei snd although repeatedly rsqu.ftG 90
fes,ore =, still retains u in his possesslon nor
SHhsanding resolution Offered BY on- II
the members sDd passed by the Hozfi. "
gHfred ~ ne Ssfrefayg' "io deliver ~ ,hr
Executive COmmitiee ~ The books, afchives.
paper. maps. heii notes sod Instruments ~
he possessiop Cfthe Bosfd add beionviog 20
he company Ti'sl rsyssin NeNsiH, e.
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Captain McNcill was then Secretary 10 u
Hoard OF Engineers, well AS a Member
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-28
SARATOGA AND SODA WATERS.
Al BLAMiRE'S .apothecary Store, opposite
lie EnnLe HnfoI -
The EnoLe III,

II. BLAMlRE has the pleasure OF informing
~ his former and present customers, (who have so
literally supported his Fountain,J and the public
generally, that improvements have lately been made
IN the working OF his apparatus which he is author
ized by many years experience IN Norfolk and here
IN saying, has given to the water of his Fountain a
pungcncy. taste and purity not TO be surpassed, If
equalled.
GJr And to accommodate his price to the times. and
TO put il in the power Of the poor as well as he rich
to enjoy this delightful and innocent beverage il will
be sold at THREE CENTS glass
He also keeps fresh supplies of CONGRESS
WATER, from the natural Saratoga Springs, which
can at all times be had in excellent order from his
ice tub.
" II. b. is particularly grateful for the patron
age of the LADIES. He will take pleasure in fur
nshng them when they honor him with call, to
aay their thirst, refresh themselves with glass
OF that most pleasant, exbileratng and healthy bev-
erage, his pure, fragrant and fresh Soda cold as ice
can make 1t, and sweetenedwh syrpp of the choicest
kinds when so preferred-so admirably calculated as
an an antidote against the langud effects of the
summer sun on both the body and the mind
"Ihere is noiin the city place half so sweet,
bsmy fouot where the AIR and the pure waters meet
Oh, its sparkling aud foam bright and as free
As The phosphoric light Of the dark summer sea-
Yeti Is not like wine, hat so dark and so red,
Wleahes its foul fumes around the wild bacchanas head
1 Who, maudln, cOnfesses his beverage unblest.
While II cankers his peace his affections and rest.
tarless Ike the poison, all daily poured forth,
rs Ia cufse 10 GU land from the south 10 the north
On, no, not Ike these. for as ether tits pure,
hnd fs fragrance, and freshness, and virtue
Sweet Soda! all love thee when the summer sun high
Sheds abroad his fierce ays thro the earthro' de kV
when fatigue sinks the body--heat noislens the bT
There IS BoUeht 50 refreshing. cooling as thour
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Ladies' Summer Wear.

fashionable and Cheap Dry Goods--renoped
10 mdrket Bridge
- OBERT III. JENKINS has received by the last
n y arrivals, the following rich and new Goods.
Oriental battices, of new and rich patterns
DO 'COrinc, Of do do do
Plain black and coloured pamarincs battices and
striped g8Uzc
Elegant coloured and figured mandarines
Corded striped baitce, q very cheap article
touafd figured Persian galzo
hich lace capes, collars forelas and polerincs Of
tho most fashionable shapes
With many now and rich Goods.
jy 90
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~ ~ T1UX FFIf71xY{T5
-, mr., Ii = ~ ~ . n .,>..'.
Nan sep,croep neyS tor 1o(e, large on6 u>|l|
- ss:oFteo stock o. Vk xt4Q 0DSs cQnoioelnH ~
~ " me following afuctes which they ere oeI||nR
my CHEAP both It wholesale and retail. viz. q N
Extra London blue, black MKT. olive, and olive
brown cloths a - a 6 A
E E,,'ssJ To,a, 10 10 90 90 90 d.
csss,nofes s.. - .>
10 90 cssnmeretfs and Bourbon drills, for
summer pantaloons ~, -. (. ~ 81 ~
French .Rouen cassin,eres, and twilled and plain
EngI ni.'y wb So'o s,a S drills ),
p " n;se snI ccloureo striped ss.teens
o'n, rs ene nmerican striped jeans
u, s = teneu o,sck meuno oomoazno
C CugasI 40 s'.ck 'ss.'ng
Sncssaan and prunelia
peat marmee chop long End Britain nankeens
ncnaon wnite snd printed msrseilles vestng
p,.os PIN .no ugu1eu and striped silk forentine
D'sck pam AND inquired and striped elk velvet
q q nlgc qsortment OF eottinetts
Me- s"a Nv. uu l,ue, blankets
Negro ana army cloths ,eftsSs5 -. =
y nc.nsn osnsourgs' uckienburgs and burlaps
Pnss;. o oaaS'u;!gs. sno oisacned dowias ~.
d,cI LUZ ''''''a''on ana oieacned sheotings and
aucs ~,
i.sS ,.s. .e,n'sn sneetings, oil superior quality
x,ss'' "usiiS' long lawns
uefmsn grass oleached shir,ing linen, choice ar
M, uce
BIZ, nes eys sno taole diaper and damask
n'a is ana Drown HOLLANDS, some very fine
G;nn6. NE OF csiicoes and furniture chintz
Cambr;cs ;s stn' r aIs; 'u!nituse dimity
S.es,I e'.",!t' P'a'n ana figured Swiss and
Checked and corded ,,,,.,.
T;s~ ss ~ eoiusu nusnns,
Extra sire and nm.i i;t,ea ra%oric hdkfs
bardcnnas ''o"n sno yellow
10 n do and co,,,,,,,, ...,..
Co,,on f,,r p,nant ' .fusity nag and bandannas
hdkfs 'Du' a'S ana common cotton
glsck canto, haze,
Black Italian White hors.,
and painted rr.na,s a"o FANCY striped
R,,cL Mdnsas.. SiasS.s
Coloured Canton cranss asd tapes ana robes
Fancy game and crspo 49, sIo io9 rs,c
Iono gauze sc.r,; -, nuAis ahu scarfs
I,scs Ssis "a n.' very eneaP
ID and 81 aI.;n paSh;.
inns ana sao,;n"s " aiiu ooooinet lace edg-
rh-aaS Isa" 80 '.voe'nss
r,.s.oa i ~ 'use,.ings and edgings
FsursS mon s;Ds. i uI
Baitste, heavy black India sai,;ns ,,ha
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~ REMOVAI -

o. REMOVAL. -r0, 1I-79
- OBERT III. JENKINS has removed to Market
IL Square, between the Stores Of Messrs Wads-
worth d Williams and w. g. ID. Kyle CO., where he
VIII sell at very reduced prices, extensive assert
meni of fancy Dry Goods and Irish LipeRs, &c. &c.
iy 70 bs,'5
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d JULY FASHIONS. :

FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS.
" the last Packer from France, the following rich
goods:
varcgated orientnlsa rich and beautiful article for
Ladies' Dresses. E4F
kaleidoscope Scarfs, new, fashionable, and cheap
article for the neck
Troubadour Scarfs, material of Gsuzc, Embroidered
and Lthographic Coored Borders
few more ofthose elegant Leopold Decoupe Scarfs.
largeand extensive assortment Of Gauze Leisse and
Silk Barrege Fancy Hdkfs., of the newest sum-
mer fashions.
Wide and Narrow Quilting or Footing Laces, very
cheap. =
100 doz. Women's White Cotton Hose from auction,
from 20 cts., to fine quality-with many new and
rich goods-for sale at reduced prices, at r. II.
JENKINS Fancy Dry Good, and Irish Linen
Store
(Removedto Market Square.l
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Just Received from France,

Just Received from France,
ID RGNAULDS Pectoral Balsamc Paste The
~ beneficial effects of this Paste, known long
time before it was made public, and its subsequent
sreces have procured II the favorable reception with
which 1t has been honored ever since it's FIRST appear
ance.
II IS highly beneficial to persons afflicted with
catarrbs, colds, consumptions, and all diseases of the
lungs.
In asthma, either in old or young patients, this
preparation employed in rather large Doses especial
" at night, when going to bed, has frequently Of
iected complete cure, and constantly procured
sleep, and rendered expectoration abundant and
easy.
In coughs which accompany and follow measles, in
srable effect.
Il Is also useful 10 persons who obliged to speak
professionally in public
Many Of the public iournals, and some ofthe most
eminent physicians in Paris, have given Rcgnauld's
Paste most fattering recommendation. A constant
supply VIII DO kept by the subscriber his Book and
Stationery Store, warranted genuine.
ma 20 r y SANXAY.
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FOR RENT.
r. d. SANXAY.

lSuccessor To- ". H. Ftsphyksonn,l
HAS just received at his Book, Stationery and
n n Fancy Store, assortment Of eold silver
tortoise shell and spectacls for all ages
Aso convex, concnve, green and azure loose glasses
suitable for hose who require a change which he
can fit IN old frames. Spectacles repaired
Gold finders magnifyng glasses, Of various kinds,
for he examination Of minerals spy and opera plass
es: acorn, beetle and botanical microscopes; eye
glasses, for shcrt sighted persons; convex shaving
Eiasses.- Telescopes cleaned and repaired Glass
tubes fitted to thermometers. ie 10
B0rli,s's improved English ScidIifz Pozuders
NBDT up in well secured Gn boxes Also, dozen red
Eoooeo cases shieh contain two glass stepped bottles
6ed with the asteges Or the purpose making tho above
highly improved msdcins end well calculated for those who
travel BY or land beng n liable DO affected by
changespf the weAsheL--For sale BY
JNO n. RLAAiIRE
mar q Al bic Drug Store Opposite the Faule doa,
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~ Musical Cabinet.

CLASSICAL Pocket Library, 70, the German
~ Flute, Flsgeolet, Violin or boe--consistinc Of
Songs with wofds] and dances -
Duets and trios q,
Scottish airs and songs. as Duets & trios
Irish airs, as do do
Welsh airs and songs. as do Go
Italian airs, rs do do
Ereoch songs and airs, as do do
herman DO do Us do do
Marches & quick steps, as do do
selected. arranged, and partly composed BY J.
Wmtaker-l9 numbers received and for sale.
ma 27-ts COLLINS q Co
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NvUC vtY3 ~ tiosazy uf Usedi knowledge
~ Do Hape sdapssdso do 5 q IS s. = 80 a!
coolno 70 rcceve snscribers 20 the above a 0s,,i
Vol IN Enkush Com Law Reports - " ~ n -
10 :, tannsfs Sefes, Library Of Usofll Knowle<se
NO ., (Apsis American Turf Register n "a D
resolved It NAShS Book. Stationary and roscy Store
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VIRGiNIA.-At rules holden in the clerks Office OF
the superior court Of chanccry for the Williams
burg district, the Sd day of May, 1880. Stephen D.
Fuller and Mary his wife, pitts. against william NJ
Taylor, IN his own light and administrator with the
%ii annexed of Edmund Taylor, sen'r, John p. Tay-
lor. and others, defts.
The defendant Jno. p. Taylor not having entered
his appearance and given security according the act
Assembly and the rules of this court and appear
ing, by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an nhab
tant OF this couniry is ordered, that the said defend
ant do appear here the FIRST day of the next term
and answer the bill of the PLAINTIFF and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published nthe city of Richmond, for two months sue
cessvey, and posted the front door of the former
capitol, in the city Of williamsburg.
~ copy. Teste, ED. CHRISTIAN, C. c,
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Perfumery, DC.

lust received. the following, viz: Cologne water.
- genuine French, in bottles Of great variety OF
shapes; Florida WATER aromatic vinegar; honey wa
ter French and English soaps burning PARTICLES in
tended for burning in sick rooms, which when lighted
emit most fragrant odour; pearl powder; rouge in
pots; vinegar of rouge; Macassnr oil; bears oil; ge-
nuine otto of rose, and milk of roses. is 80
ap i3 III. C.. McNEMARA
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CHLOKIDE OF L M
PICKLING INGREDIENTs. Z

= y ~ y y = = y y = ~ = % = :
E5yVERf article for green and yellow pickles !
IA have received fresh, and would recommend that
those who want can obtain the above from, my Drug
Store, opposite the Eagle Among them nre--gnger,
mace. cloves, alsp,ce. turmerlc. long pepper CHINA
mon. whio and bleek mustard seed, garlic and hQras-
fadish \. n. HkAblIRE.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-28

MO. 10 Turf Register, received
In je 10 J. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-28
BY MRS. HOFI.AND

VIE Blind Farmer and his Children, by Mrs. Holland;
William and his Uncle Ben, by the same:
Alicia aud her Aunt think before you speak bv ha
Also, another supply Of Wilson's Episcopal Manual:
Dwr sketches of the Lives of the Sgners of the Declaration
of Independence; -
Malcomts Bible Dictionary: is- -sl iaitf.ss'L
Paul Clifford, &c. &c-Jusi received by COLLINS g. CO.
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