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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-14

it's particularly Ia ono Of the district, is in grea, me-
sure abandoned Reasonable hope may be ester,ain-
cd, that these people may ia time prove that the &c
aud sor,s Of tho GovsILment 10 protect and civize
them not improperly bestowed.
In concluding treaty with these people. candor and
tatness were the only means rssoited to by the Co.
missioner. They were given to understand distinctly
that 10 coming to visit them at their lei alton ard
al their homss no d-sgn was entertained bsy ond COM
muncatng to them kaos ledge OF their trus cona.-
,ion aud submitting 10 their judgm the course OF Pc
icy by them to be pursued. We told them the Din.
ion en- ertain.d by the Government to the suthor.
~ OF Mi.ss,ip 10 extend over them her lave: and
That the United Sstes possessed the power to ps-
vent il. The in ervsws had with the IN w ere in o1en
council, where were present tho chiefs aud warriors
ani some II our own citiSens Arguments addressed To
their judgments were the mean, employed. No
threat was used; no intimidation attempted. Under
these circumstances. aueaiy concluded aud .isn-
ed more than 600 indians being 10 attendance at the
time Amongst them wac great apparent unanimity
Some did sci and we're jissatish but as il re.
garded the general policy of but because they
believed themselves entitled to OBJ ain. and were ci.
tons to procure large reservations. The number thus
Influenced wac smell Since that Tine active efforts
have been made 10 the naon TO induce dissatisfaction
snoDgs the Indians, and TO persuade them that they
hai bee greatly deceived and i'm POI ed upon.
An old chief (Mushulstubbee) who wa. favor able to
the treaty, by few Of the diseontt nted OF his district
sent to this Office to receive recognition TAe de,gn
Is piobab!y to show that the people dpea.ed be-
eaas' he signed the treaty T1e answer returned to
heir application was, that, while the Government
me ant not to interiors with heie mode manner OF
se-goyernmeLt, couli not zs what had bee
uone by few; yet, when chief should be chosen by
majority OF tn, dvsln, aud Tho TACT so certified by
'hat General Council, he would be regarded as pro.
peiiy chosen. and be con idered az such.An exani.
nation OF this treaty will clearly show, think that
Ju'ice and libcraity have BEEN regarded. The great
majority OF the nation were satisfied when left
and rom Information since receiv ed yet continue to
De satisfied Their anxious deeire u.s. to get (, a coun.
Try uHder the protection Of the United Satss, where
meg en- be free from any liability to State laws,
anu be able TO dwell In peace under their CUSTOM.
Inc Commissioners appointed to further the execution
oil the treaty OF But des Morris have disc the
rust conhld to them, and have made their report
Ihe Misunderstanding between the New-Yurk and
Hreen Bay indians has been n ed and adjusted;
the Report to be confirmed, only requi,es your ap.
prevail agreeably TO the second article Of tina, irea "
Very respectfully,
JOHN Ii. EATON
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e tULTURE OF THE CRAZE VINE-A Lou
" BAT IN 1928, plane Vineyard OF forty acres
on Long lsdnd six miles from New York and ON the
Road leading to Fort La Feyeie.
His stock consists Of 900 Vines, and nursery Of
oo'oOo oil o2 different varieties OF Grape seleced in
Europe, between the 10Th and so h degrees of North
Latitude The present year he had sufficient grapes
10 commence making wine, and 10 satisfy all doubts
respecting the Success OF the vine in thi. country.
a. Louh@t proposes TO furnish Roots three years old,
carrfuily labeled. packed w wet mos and deIiveT
ed on shiP board tree OF expnse the following
don', TO witt For 900 ~ 2 cents each
root Tor 90 1000 at 10 cents EACH and for less so
Vines' 70 cents each. A. LOUBAT,
26, Exchange Place, New. York
ofdsrs will be received and the Roots promptly fur
nshed by the subscriber in Richmond.
JOHN o. LAY, Agrn' for a. L.
Nov. 30. 59-wIOt
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II AND ANTED.-W anted from 100 to 500 Acres
n OF Land on James River, or on come Of the Rivers
or Creeks ia'ing into II, distance Of not more than
two miles from navgable water.
Pine timber being he chief object Of the advertiser
the trees standing The land will be taken per acre il
lily seller should prefer it, IT is requested that propo-
sas will par iculaTly state nearly practicable the
quanuy OF pbs timber ut for saving, standing per
aer also the gu y, distance OF the arthes point OF
The tract fsom creek or river, description OF the road
on which the timber would be hauled, and the price
Cash viii be paid on completion of the bargain.
Dec 9 62-u VIM. WILLIAMS.
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HE UMANITY HALL ACADEMY.-In this Sc
r. minsry, situated ia the lower or cas- ern end of
Buckingham county, Va. will be taught every thing
necessary TO prepare young men for College or al
them for active and useful life. The exercises of the
'chool will commence the 10Th of January next
and be con tuued for term OF OF ten months
Tuition, board. sc. (nclusive) will be furnished at
the very reduced price OF $S5 the tn disciple
OF the school will be mild and parentol The society
aud health OF this neighhourbood not surpss.rd by
any in Virginia Those dsposci TO patonise hs school
WIZ make 1t known as early as convenient, Ivy person
81 application. by letter addressed to the nLsciber
near "Physic SPRING." Buckingham Co.
ELIJAH g. HAYES.
DEC 6l-wIwS
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"Muou YEr REMAINS us,uso."

Written ,, r NJ. wErMoRE. r.''So late Celebration ia NJ
York.
voice every wavo.
Tho wOt-note OF tho brave.
Tbs anthem OF tho FREQ
Through Europe. many c,nes-
kncl to despot kings.
A sentence on their crimes,
Ss s,ss e'sp. 1 .o s0 =, Of cloud
Mheie'or wind is rush ng--
Wherever a stream is gushing
Tho swelling sounds are heard,
OF broken f.iters falling
And like the catro of a caseless bird,
The bursting shout Of Freedoms baltic word.
Spirit Of Freedom, from thy home
Beneath skies,
We Ts gave ave thee forth The .haell9a earth to
Before the lightning o ,hine eye,
thy course hath been glorious
For nations now are ba.kiOs 10 thy light,
Were g'ovelers in beings night;
Up.tarng from their Sleep
Aud. vengeaaesd nsryed, the spoilers sweep
From off thu uan,ped land;
They give them to dosth-con,empt run.h more
But Knowingly and they from tho shore
From, tho North's frozen regions,
e-icersd IN gloom
Where slsvery's lesions
AR. Arc m,ailins their doom,
The brightest OF EARTH
Whore man lryos in crime
Polluted from birth.
From SPANS dea,h,likc trance,
And from Portugal's blight,
We turn TO thoo, France:
Whore the eyes of cur fathers wero turned
49, To the land of the hearted Gaul.
When dlmy the h1mc their altar stones burned,
- AID their hopes were as dark as the pail,
To tho land OF the noble in soul,
$500 The mighty in spirit and name,
Where 'snsSa ,1 hath ,oaod to rsason'. control.
IN U, deeper ana darker that doom than II blood
HAD been poured o'er regeneratu France like flood.
Joy to thee, France. in thy pride,
The world shall REFUGEE at thy decd;
Long may the hearts that tho tyrant dehed,
Enuoblo the land they have freed:
Away with the hag of the Bourbon-awny!
49, OH never again let IL wave,
"hsro glory hath maIshnlled her chosen array!
. 10 eetth with the flag Of the slave.
Down, down with the banner of shame,
Aud tramplc its folds in The dust;
Alvey with the raco that have blightod its fame
Whore the letters of tyranny rust;
Como from the Dom of thy cloud,
Come from thy splendor Of yore,
Thou pennan of glory! each Gaul shall be rroud
AZ no welcomes his Tri.color
And Thou! the ruler of the storm
Whose hand put back tina wave,
When anarchy upreared his awful form
Whose voice went forth o save,
Thou' whom proudly call our own,
Tho warrior OF the free
Among onrh's mighty thou 81 md . alone
The delegate of Liberty
Kingdoms nor croNus-t the patriot warriors name
Thy nobler recompense shall bo--
NO brighter record guilds tho page of fdne'
Spirit of Freedom.
Oh! pause in thy diskt,
Till every cline is
t. worship in thy light,
Speed on thy glorious way,
Aod wake tho sleeping lands
Millions watching for thy ray,
And lin to thoo their hands.
still onward be the
Thy banner the blast
And like tempest "A thou rushe- h.
Despo,s sh II shrink aghast-
On. TIL thy namo Is known
Throughout the paoTled earth,
On! till thou reign'st alone
Mans hermitage ny birth
On till from every vale, and whore tina mountain ri,,
ihe beacon lights oil Liberty shall kindle the skies
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HOHN MCDONOUGH, MERCHANT TAYLoR 4
eE d00rs beioto The Mansion House Reepe ctfuiIy
Informs his customers aud the public in general, thai
he has received splendid assor meDi tf Cloths Ca..
simeres and Vestings oil every description which he il
prepared TO mSke up to ord in first rate manner and
at short notice. He has also hand large and gene
raj assortment OF ready made clothing OF every dscrp.
ton, which be will sell per cent lower IN
such articles can he obtained for in the CITY.
N. B.-Wanted three or four fret rate Journey men
Taylors, to whom constant employment will be given,
and the hi hest wages.
Nov. 30. go-2,uIm
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"A SITUATION WANTED.--A young man. who
IA ia graduate, and has adj considerable exae,i-
enee IN teaching, wihes 10 obtain good public or pf
va'e school The satisfactory tesu onlas OF char
acter can be given, and also OF ability instruct in the
various brar chez u Classical aud English education
usually taught IN our Colleges
Reference toay be made TO Col. BERNARD Peyion of
Richmond city, or lhe Rev Dr. Semple Of Ffedereks-
burg, Va
Letters addressed 10 J P.sOmer,ille, Fsuquier Co.,
will receive attention.
Dec. 61--2awtIGJ
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La.yD OFFICE TREASURY Jr.aRR a.vTs.
VIE subscriber IL under ths impression, that there
IRE yet outstanding, In the posses,ion OF indivi
duai' who purebased, or With their
PHgnia Lond Office Treasury Warrants i.su,d up.
on the old Continental Funds that remaiu unappropri.
assa according TO law, especially to the benefit OF
the Peoprie,ore Notice 10 hereby given 4, al
persons who hold any such Parranfs, whether ,bsv
have been located even Surveyed that thew Can h,
msde available IL grants have not ISSUED ia, reon
de- therefore, suggests TO persons and the
yves such persons who have had interest in sucb
warrants, to search their old papers-sud IL they
mud any Warrants entries aud surpevs " bicb
have not been pafeated aud coumu the fact At
Fred reksburg Virginia. (pot psio) they nay rely on
It, that they will be made available He continues TO
receive agencies Tor the restor alton Of Western Lap,
that have been sold for the State end United States
Tar. forfeiture. &c-to identify Lands by re-. survey
Tor portion oil the Laud or specific alton 10
be paid alter completion-pay taxes procure tenants
make sales collect debt-, negotiate business transac
,ions, furnish Information, procure evidence-and ma
turs sus Tor bearing in the different Chanccry District
Courts in Virginia
He will give the most satisfactory attention and dis
patch to Revolutionary Claims and where the quantity
OF Land is OF ustifabie magnitude. will attend in per-
son, and locate Soldiers aud Officers Lards-ai ol
which will be done by the Subscriber for PORTION of
the Lands or proceeds Of any business couded TO him.
He invites those who have bu.iness, TO communicate
win MIN at tTedericksburg, (Vs) and make proposals
coupling duties for him to perform, and the promise OF
SPECIFIC or contingent compensation, to be paid after
the completion OF the business Notice to those WHO
address him after November To dir ct TO L.wisbury
Gtecnbfier eva tor the next three months
or until he gives notice Of his to Federi
Lewisburg 10 nearly the centre of his Western Virgil
ma AYencies-in his absence, to any other section
Letters will be, by his order, forwarded.
Those who have not seen his reference in former adj
veriemen's are directed to This paper, the Wing Of
Richmond, and the National Int.lgencer of SOFTEN.
Der and October past. He adds the most positive assn.
rance, that business OF any nature contded TO him.
WIN have his unremitted personal services II il is
ahd business, he will the soilif business with
persons, he will visit the individuals and not trust 10
the chance of ha-doing busness, by setting in an Of
hce and corresponding. The forest will he his Office
anu horseback the medium Of his orrospondence-
he will not trhe with business, nor mock the expecta
ton OF employers-neher will he send but go and do
me ousness-and give early of the steward
snip Ills employers and correspondents in Washing
tor, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, and Boston
may feel assured, that he will visit them once wear al
least HENRY q MIDDT ETOS
NOV. ~. eS-w6n Ffedc' icksburg, Vnginia
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" 18th OF December, shalt offer al public sale in
Amelia. Oh the plantation lying in tbe fork OF Fiat
Creek and Appomaox River, $50 barrels OF corn and
or 5000 bushels Of oats in the straw. credit until
the isi OF August will he allowed the purchasers, on
their giving bond with good security.
J. N. FAULCoN.
Nov. 80. 59-2,wu5 bD
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Rch'd M S gar >dm'or with the will annexed of
Wm: StEar, dec nrIope S-gar, widow of the said
'iiiau, III nry u Roy and Polly his wife, and Cyrus
Segar an infant by JOS Jan,y Ls Guardian, Defdis.
'hali proceed TO se Tor cash. before Thos Streets
Tavern, IN the Town OF u hanna and County Of Mid
dIeseX on the 27h day OF Dsce nbeT Dex being Court
day. The Tract OF Land whereof william Segar died
eized anu possessed containing two hundred TIVE
ty hve acres more or less" subject to tn. widows
dover therein CHA. l.. WINGFIELD, -,
NJ. S. c W. D. or one OF his Deputies
Dec.T 6I-l2t
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.MOTICE

"A my father ard his family will move to Winghrld
IA to live next year, 'ha therefore, teach school
he ensuing year, in his present dwelling house. ]
shall teach the Greek, Latin, and English Language
My school will commence the second Monday i'm
January next and terminate the first Friday in D.
cemher following. There will be vacation of one
month IN the Summer, commencing on The second
Friday in June. My price for tuition will be 500 p-r
scholar, payable one-half at tn; expiration OF each
Session. Board m1y be had Tor 500 per scholar
Scholars entered viii be condered as entered for ihe
whole term. JOHN c. NELSON.
Nov. 49, 56-w6s
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RI OTlCE-Was committed 10 the Jail Of Chester
L v beld county, on tie 81 August last, as a runs-
way, negro man who calls himself San, is about 45
years of age let inches high. most of bis teeth
out before colour black, particular marks scars
aud says he belongs TO the estate Of John Wal
the county Of Sufry, in the Safe OF North Carolina.
The owner requested to forward prove proper
", pay cha ges and ke him away, or ne will be dealt
WITH according to law. JOHN b. GOODE, Tailor.
Oct 20. 5O--wl2w
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VHNWENTf-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD-I will
M give the above any erson that will deIIv
e to me, or secure 10 any JAIL negro man by the name
OF Hurry JAckson, OF copper colour, about feet or
ihehes nigh, and about 50 or years OF age When
ne aO'conded, had on domestic coatee and grew pana.
looms; he has wife at Mr. Frederick Clarks Manchss-
TER Chesterfield County He is expected 10 be esrous
10 make bis escape down the James River, and was.
when heard from last, near Turkey Island Informs.
ion will be directed TO
CHRISTOPHER T. BROWN.
Nov &c Eo,
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II y UNAWAY in Jai.--Wds committed to The jail
n OF Cumberland County, (Vs.) on the first day #
July last, negro woman named JANE WHITE, five
feet liz inches high, Of dark complexion, about I'll
or ~ years OF and says she is Free and raised
in the Town Of Petersburg. But, having any proof
that she is free, the owner is requested to for
ward prove property pay charges, and take her away,
or she will be ealt with a. the law directs
S. II. PARROCK,
Sept. 81 4O-w3m' J,i'or Of Cumberland County
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FL EGROES FOR SALE shall offer f3r sale, a,
Ayietvs Warehouse on the FIRST day OF January
next, II foir Otherwise the fair day, (Suudays ex
ceP ed Tor each, eight or ten likely negroes, men.
men, boys and girls, belonging to the Lgaees of Gre
cory Baylor, dec. JOHN ROBINSON, Agent
Dec. Z. 6I-w3ts
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MOrICE.--i shall present petition 10 the fiof GA
~ bic The General Assembly Of Vngnia Al the n x
Session thereof, praying for lief az ns certain re
which have been imposed IN my lands 10 thu STATE
during my Absence from the Unit States.
Nov. o. 53--wsmD JAMES SWAN, AZ Bostog.
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WAS committed to the Jail Of Norfolk Borough, Run,wsy
~ the l5lb Of February $780, gro man, who sss his
nsme to be THOMAS EVANS aud hst hs horn free the
Gry VI Phtiephis TaonaiUOf light eompitIon Eve feet
Eve inches high, between wenyens sn1 yess old
The Of the ab sny, will forward
With the aw in such Otherwise be will he des with the
isu directs N. CURRIER, Jalor
Oct. 20. 49-wf9w
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MARINERS BANK OF VIRGINIA The animal
meeting Of tie Stockholders, Tor the election o.
Directors iO the Bank and for The Offices Of Discount
and Depos will be held on Wednesday, IN, 8 day Of
January next WIN. NEKERVIS. Ca.h'r
Dec - 60-2awidn
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s. COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SLAVES, Sc
~ Comfortably TO decree OF Louisa county court
will be sold, ION credit OF twelve monthly at Elisha
JAckson's Tavern. in the county said, Monday
the 81 day OF Jenuary, 1884, Ad the negro saves and
oher personal property bel ngng TO the etate of Mil
dred Ware, decd, and not specially disposed Of by the
will OF the said Mildred Ware" The ,I.ves are prin.
cipdy women AID children; The &c other personal pro.
pery CONTESTS OF cattage, valuable draught horse
aud suudry articles Of household aud kitchen furniture
w. NELSON, Jr.
WM.JACKSON Jr.
Dec. T. 6l-wtbs LODlUis siOners,
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"ASHiNGTON HOTEL RIcHMoNp. Va
Wv The Subscrber having leased this Old and ell

WASHINGTON HOTEL RIcHMoNp. Va
w The Subscriber having leased this old aud well
known Establishment, for term, of years. takes thi.
opportunity to announce TO his friends aud the public
generally aud particularly the former visitors of the
house. that will be opened for the accommod alton OF
company, on the first OF October. II is now undergo.
ing ahorough repair, and will be fitted up in plain
hut neat style, with beds heddng and other ne
furniture, all new, and OF the best kind. His Servants
are attentive aud experienced, and his Barkeepers no.
lite and accommodating His Bar shall all times be
wei supplied with the best liquors an! wines and his
Table with the most choice decacies OF the season
which the city and country eford and he flatte RS
himself that by unrenng alien ion TO his hu sness he
will give entire satisfaction to all who NAV favor him
with their company. 1850
Tie WAsHINGToN HOTEL is situated in the mo At
pleasant part OF the city, Immediately opposite the Cant
toll and contiguous TO all the Public Offices and hui
short distance from the Theatre the Banks the Basin
the Warehouses; and the offices Of the principal M.rs
oil The city; and at the time sut cieny IA: remov
cd 70 a1ord gentlemen quiet retreat when they wish
10 re,ire from the hustle and nose the streets Such
are the local advantages of this house tina, NAV
lure to aiirm, that gentlemen visiting Richmond ei
her Oh business or Tor pleasure, will find il one of the
most pleasant ituatons in the city. u addition 10 what
transient custom he may be favored with the subscri-
per WIN be able to accommodate twenty-five or thirty
bOH6DERS' by the week. month. year, on the
most reasonable terms. ROBERT c. MACON,
Sept IL SSH Late Of Gooctland Court. House
ri OTICE-Was committed to the isiI Of the civ Of
Richmond, on the I0.h day of Sept. 1880, a me-
gro mao, no says that bic name is lsham and ,ha, he
was sold by Mrs. Thomas M.ninsn, Of Charlotte
county, 10 negro buyer by the name of Thomas Ysn
cey, but whose place of residence he has no knowege
o.; but now Gays that he belongs 10 Mr. Geo Kizzee
81 the county OF Spotsylvania - Isham is black man
ABOUT 20 year. of age, about feet, or inches high
ana mas several scars about him The owner is onr
Ell 10 call prove property, pay charges and take hun
way, or he will be dealt with according TO law
WILLIAM MILLER, Dept. for
Nm ID. Wrenn Ssrg't and Tailor
.. % the City If Richmond.
No'' oo 59-w3m
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NfOTIc committed the Jail Of Amels eeuny, on The
III ah day Of Septsmbtr LAST. Ruuawsy negro VIII,
calls himself lien about for 6vs years Of ass, feet 2in
high Of yow completion, aud bD large rirht
ide Of his head ocsasonsd ~ sad, snd he hsloug,
MCn trader, sbobousbt 10 Richmond Vs. where
he tod Overly Of Gfanye North CaoIna.-Thc
reqaeaed me ffwd lpr properly r,y ohssss
snd sk~ h awsy will be dss with aeeordipS i.w
No 53.-ssw WM EGGLESTON, I,lor.
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NOTICE TO FARM ERS

NOTICE TO FARMERS 90.
AViNG numerous repairs and large additions 10
"a Il. make 10 my Mill, 1 shall step grinding on the
hr1 day oil February nest Those who Intend ending
the" heat to this ket. are, therefore, to
do 80 before the 10Th January about thu. day shall
stop buying. p. j. CHEVAIIIR
Dec. 3. 6O-ukI
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NH X John Martin. and Sally Martini toife Of
I'VE said Martin Take Notice, that shall on tho
~, Friday IN December next, between the hours Of
III Ia the morning and of came day. a, the house
OF John W. Minor in the County of Amelia and State
OF virginia, proceed TO take the deposons Of Mai.
SUIT In Chancery, now depending in the County Court
oil Amelia: in which you are plaintiffs aud myself and
o.hers Defendants AT which time and place YOU nav
auenu IL you think proper Should all the dc positiops
not be taken on that day. shall continue from day to
DAY (Su"days excep,ed) TO take the same until tho
whole are completed. Yours Sc
- WILLIAM WOOD.
wlw
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AE KS. WILLS, is now op-ning a millinery and
ItA Mantla- Nj king Establishment, on The Main
street opposite Messrs Binford s. Brooks where ev-
cry description OF work in The above branches will be
sX-eurd In the best manner, aud approved style.
Dre'ss, pesses Riding Habits, Closks, &c., made 10
order on the shortest notice.
She personally selected in New York and pbii.d.i.
Phs, most splendid assortment of Millinery and Fam
cy Goods consisting in part Of the wing artcies;-
Eiegan, winter Hats and Bonnets, Turbans, Csps,
Capes. Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons Hair Curl, puf,
ard Braids "
Also alarse supply Of Leghorns and Dunstabls Straw
fortnight from the Northern Cities
Legho ms Beached, Dyed, and altered, in the most
fashionable manner. Nav 10 b6-.6y