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X ROCERIES! GRoCERlES!!--Th slasn
VI bers have received from the New York ID
Baltimore markets their supply Of fresh gocenu
suitable for fall trade, to which they invite The Ats
ton of their friends, aud the public generally.
They have been all bought at the Lowest mark
prices, and will be sold at small advances. VI
enumera e, in part
Is chests fresh teas, superior quality, and lua
ed kinds
so bags old Java, Maracaibo, Rio, and Lagmr
coffee
g hhds. Santa Cruz, Orleans, md Porto Rid
sugars
10 bbls loaf, crushed, and powdered sugars
90 bags Brazil sugar
90 bbls and 80 bags buckwheat, (prime)
IS do. and 90 hulf-bbls -four, (family and syu
IS boxes prime Goshen cheese.
90 kegs prime Gladcs butter
Mackercl No. /, shad, Goldfish, and salmon
25 doz. corn brooms
90 do. painted buckets
Whisps, willow baskets, flour and sugar boxes
25 boxes sperm candles
S do. patent do.
90 do. mould do.
6 do. adamantine do.
600 gallons sperm oil, winter strained
S bbls. whale oil
cask currants
80 drums figs; almonds, flbcrts, and ground pfl
3 cases superior pineapple cheese
Is boxes Colegate's pearl starch
Nutmegs, and ground spices Of all kinds 'resn
S tierces Orleans and Porto Rico molasse'
l cask superior strip
Rancid lard in kegs, for burning
500 gallons pure cider vinegar
ALSO
Choice chexin ing tobacco
Superior Principe, La Norma, and Havana ''ss''
Daily expected by schooner Victory
$50 whole, half, and quarter boxes fresh m'V
raisins
a bbls. cranberries
2 casks prunes. 80
All Of which, with every kind Of choice fanny
groceries not here enumerated, we can recomn'
TO buyers. ,nn
Centre Market space, No. from 9th stree
Nov 26-3tdif Nat. Intel
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A T the New York Cheap Lace Store, will be
IA opened to-day splendid LOT of new goods
from auctions and other good sources Among
which are 80 pairs of splendid window shades at the
low price Of So per pair. Also full and complete
stock of rich and fashionable lace goods, French
embroidery, rbands, &c, which will be sold UNI
commonly cheap
BRAGDoN & TWOMBLY,
Bet. 10Th and 18th streets, Penn avenue.
Nov 19--3tif
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BOARDING. HOUSE.
Opposite Bro,on's Hotel.

INT RS. ADAMS, having neatly fitted up her
lVl house for the accommodation Of boarders,
solicts share Of the public patronage. Members
Of Congress who wish to be accommodated with
large and comfortable rooms, would do well TO give
her a call.
Nov. 95-dIw.
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MONUMENT TO GENERAL JACKSON -
lVI Monument to the memory Of General Andrew
jackson, comprising twenty-five eulogies and ser
mons, delivered on the occasion Of his death; in one
volume, with portrait; containing also his Proclsma-
ton, his farewell address, and certified copy of his
last WILL with sketch of his life. just published,
and this day received for sale by F. TAYLOR.
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CARD.

NNISS e. HILL takes this method OF informing
lvl the public, that she has removed TO the south
side of Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and
IIth streets, next door to p. Kincby, where she
will continue to carry on dressmaking in all its
branches.
London and Paris fashions received monthly.
Nov. 25--2weod Marlbro paper.l
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TEA, OIL, SPERM CANDLES, &c.

i HAVE received by The schooner Victory, gen
J. eral assortment Of new groceries, viz:
Prime imperial, gmpowder, young hyson, and
black teas; crushed, pulverized and loaf sugars;
garhouse sirup molasses; rice; FIVE hundred gallons
extra winter solar lamp oil, fall and winter beached
sperm oil, summer pressed sperm candles, &c.
All of which can be sold on the most reasonable
terms, the old stand corner of 7th and streets.
JNO. A. DONOHOO.
july lift
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d USH'S RESIDENCE AT THE COURT
Ii OFLONDON--C Comprising Incidents person
al and official, from 1919 to 1885, including ncgoa-
tons the Oregon question, and other unsettled
questions between the United States and Great
Britain BY Richard Rush, Envoy Extraordinary,
&c. &c. An additional supply this day received by
Nov. 26 +. TAYLOR.
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MRS. HAMILTON, nearly opposite Coeman's
wi Hotel, has her house handsomely fitted up for
the accommodation OF members Of Congress, tran
sient and yearly boarders.
Nov. 26-6tif
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MILLIONS PROSE WORKS, complete in two
lM volumes, octave, with biography, IS45.
Nov. u F, TAYLOR.
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rent to the dullcst mind il has but simply to be re-
marked, that the $3S 900 900 worth Of the southern
staple which she annually takes from us, when
manufactured, yields the enormous amount to her
Of $50 900 900 u! Now, what would be her con-
dition, ifshe were cut Off suddenly from this profit
Of sll2 600, which the product ofou lIxuriani
fields enables her TO realize A dcstituon more APP
palling than that which would be attendant upon
famine. The more dependent we make other States
upon us, the more INDEPENDENT, as a consequent
matter, we become; and, therefore, make durable
advances towards that standard Of greatness by
which nations are measured. @5'''f
"Ihe London Times, (and when quote from
the London Timss,s quote from the sentiment
Of the British reading public, as il is more read
than all the other journals in England in recent
edtoria--its lcader-upon the presidential election,
concludes with the following remarks
I" If VIC, in common with other States Of Europe,
are prepared to resist the annexation Of Texas TO
the United States as an act Of RAPINE calculated TO
deprive us of USEFUL ALLY, TO rERrEruArE sLA-
VERY, AND TO CREATE A RIVAL or MARITIME POWER
IN THE CUR or Mexico, u tcouid be no more than
Just 10 maintain the independence Of Ttras against
Merico itse and above all, by declaration OF the
principal Siates of Europe 10 terminate this state OF
sncerfainfy and menace. Had Ttras consented 10 abof
sh slavery, all her political differences wouid long since
sape been terminated; and instead Of being an object ~
nisgsd ccnienpt and desire 10 the population Of ne
United States she would haps placed her tchoie social
condition aHIcHER AND MORE SECURE BA1s hst
heirs snd scomd be prepared 10 pioy conspicuous purf
n the history cffhe .Nsio World
Eyes truly, il under British dictation Texas had
consented to abolish slavery, she would have been
prepared to play conspicuous part in the history
Il the New World Her political differences,
Without any regard 10 Mexico, would have been at
nee settled; because, ss 'useha dits,' Great.
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ences may prevail to endeavor TO cstrange their feel
ings from us, and to transfer them to the British
will be signally defeated in the end. The publica
ton Of the Prince de Joinve il considered in Eng.
land MS exclusively directed at Great Britain; and
M. Guizot, IN order TO conciliate her, determined
upon the expedient of proesiing against the annex.
ation But the United States should not be fright
cnod from their purpose by any opposition on THU
side Of the Atlantic. They have nothing to APP
prehcnd from any one, all, the nations OF Europe
The present ministry Of France has as much as j,
can do to keep down the opposition, made more for
midable by the publication above alluded to. The
Prince de Joinvie is gallant officer Of the navy
which is enough to endear him to the PEOPLE OF
France; in addition to which, he brought from St.
Helena the remains Of heir emperor. They are,
consequently, highly indignant at the abusc-the
gross, unprovoked abusc--which abounds in the
columns Of the London stamped sheets against him
The Times asserts that Louis Philippe disapprovcs
OF the book. To It's own language that he
pulled his saorsonss cars for having published il;
but at heart he is believed to be in favor of tho
opinions which texpsesscs. II is altogether natu-
raj that the King should wish to see his navy ex-
tended, and made more effective in the manner pro
posed by bus son. There may he causes which he
cannot with propriety make public for adopting
such policy. The Journal Of Commerce, pub
iished ~ Paris, of Monday, states The infofnia-
ton which we received from Madrid is, that the
cordial understanding between France and England
if il existed has not long continued n thc AFFAIR."
Spain. The diplomatic bodies Of the two countries
are acng each on their own side, and the struggles
Tor influence are sharper Than eper The NaTyaez
ministry inclines decidedly towards England, and
our letters state that France has scarcely more credit
with the present governments than she had with
mat OF Espartero. M Guzot can never succeed
IN establishing to the satisfaction Of the French that
!ne British are their friends, particularly when the
'ntrgues OF the latter Of such frequent occur.
renee; and any cause which he may espouse. in |
ooedience to English wishes, will but hasten his
remoya, from tho post he now occupies Rely upon
y ;ns' France will mersr participate in those ssnxs
G,u5of seems 10 hare adopted - - 4
..I ne annexation question is one Of the most inn
porant ones ever submitted to the United States.
80 as an independent State, recognised az aIch
y many OF the nations Of the earth, asks for sdmis
lon into our Union. She wants peace. she want.
ecurly, she wants to live under our free and w;ec
Institutions Can we refuse her reasonable reoue,u,
''' we 70 turn her away with the unfeeng rcply,
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PROSPER M. WETMoRE,
Nov. 26-1aw4w Navy Agent
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NEWELL'S
PARAUT0PTlC BANK LOCK,

WARRANTED EFFECTIVELY EVERY INSTANCE.
TIME unexamped celebrity which these locks
Il have obtained since their introduction public in.
dueed ia. Propeors
IN o,ie satisfactorily
hey be opened without thr aud legitimate Key
repeatedly placed persons
I'd with mechanics, with all ingenuity
In their power order pick and
effect enhance We unhc proI
Our Psuutnpte Bank Lock hundred
Banking aud other nstuion United
recently ORDERED for Vaults OF Banking House
England whose Of
that country have proved
This sample Of American them we challenge
the world 'qualin all the
vauables of hind eppeeIned.
In affair OF al have treasures To
through
the mail We confident
one who 'hsn address this subject.
Nb-Eysy Bank Lock manuia by OF
Paientee stamped upon the head OF
W Constantly hand variety Dwelling
such Rim. Mo,ise Sliding Door Locks which
nted with Gla Mineral Ebony Furniture
al the Old Establishment, No Ss9 Broadway New York
de l6-3m DAY a NEWELL
TUSI received from Boston and philadeIph,a
Al C. KINGS Northsra Medical Agency sup
plies valuable Law Books,
riesernz's Reports, % vos
Meieairs DO. 5vols.
Vcs'y,Jfs chanesry Reports. 20 vols. for $50.
Browns Chahc-Iy Reports
Hptau's Reports.
GTceIlraf Evidence.
Eng Eciesia-icaI Reports.
Ioward's supreme Reports J vols
Law Library, 80 vols.
Eng Com. Law Reports, Is vols.
kents Commentaries, last edion.
Together with full supply Of Books forming the
most extensive aud valuable collection city
be sod in many instances lower than the publisher prices
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-22

GORDON Il SKlNKER.
Mods Main street.
nFFFR for sale
~ 20 Ilhds ~. CfoiI, Orleans and Porto Rico sugar
~ Borcs Loaf and Is BIS Clarified HugAT
800 BaEs RIO LsguirA and Java Coffee
TEN-i3 CbeFts Gun Powder, par prime
Ghosts Black, do IN
Tea IN ~ and g ID Boxes
so0 Phes good and dtTaassd sols Lsatl@I
10 DO Rus-st Leather
701 saebs Saf, part Ashtons bfaRd
Coo Lbs rhoe Thread
50 Kegs nn Points Powder
Cbee-e-in casks anil boxes
ITO Reams Cap and i.sttef Paper
22S DO Wrapping rafrf
100 Dags live geese Feathers
Hnrs Candies and soap
~ DOnen BED Cords anil Lines
$50 Gfndsiones Nova Scotia
10 rays Fsprcr
10 DO Ging't
Tisfees andI bbs Vineeaf
cotton VAN. Lamp WEI, ard Cotton Tain,
Indigo Alum Maddsr Copperss
vs. keg' HORSE shots
as Borss Tin Plate
IRON 70 Tons sedes HnTh Tfsdrgarani County ~
hmsrcan aBd Rue shrrt Iron
Rand and Hoop Iron and Nail Rods
" I'D bnifds and Hollow ware
tOfPHR $500 lbs Bfsxiers, EheatliHg and Hoh
AMPS Penhsrtisry md Bafn's
STEEL Mayors Cas and shssr
American AMI English BNstsfed
Ppring Steel from ~ 10 inches Nids
Wife. Bloch Tin. spetcr Zipc. 20
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AUCTION GOODS.

WARREN s. FARISS have received from
auction sndhy arrivals fou the Northern Market
variety GOOuS. which may be ssntoped
flexant hih%t ehNws printed nfksre shaw's
Noa.- cord rnbrd thibet plain bib arddsm do
Splendid siik shawl. sils aud velvet Neck fi..
steri and rh buttons dseses vev-, Rbapis
New styi- pt nir psu m auction cheap.
green Cio'hs for ecas- and -eek
Whit. and rann.ls riaid iirsey IL 'm ri 10 -
addition Which. they hand fui
Flsin and hra cord Sks of
Peach aud Eng Csshu,. sui Mou.ln. French Chats
Fan e,gd susins, Plaid Ccasng Bonnet Rhaais
Lace AMI ru,ht'd uTaoa In. icI evening dresses.
md eoya embtI Roics, rich.
INSIDE Ia; Linen g. ndkis iom 81 10 Ec,t
Thread Iae.s b s PRINCES Gimp Coats.
Ais. eoiapl,tc stock Of ceRcmcns GoOs, Smsraeng-
Nest French Clo,hs and Cassimercs
Splendid sik vesirF~, ffom 2to ~.
Handsome SeAIts Cravats, Gloves, ke.
Also Of Negro Blankst Domestic Good, Se
laf~ vi be Al q small advance Tho-c
goods woui do we,o CALI desc mined To make
prices satisfactory. WARREN fARisS,
No ss "" aS M.,n ~
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

s4--SzesE IN and AFTER the Sd of Dece mber
sea-s-a>s ~ ner sd6Bdays.
Wed eays and Fridays 81 precisely
burg days Sd e.
Returning leave ynehburs Mondays Wednesday, Fridays
at A NJ, am arrive IN Richmond nsIt Gay at =. Z NJ
Passengers for Staunton.
by Boats viii leave a. Mondays wednesday,
fr1sys, SeCt,ie A. NJ In staunon by
Jpn.
PsSsaRs for FzJMVle ssi Ct.rloie aud
leave Richand BY Boats ssges Al
tersyIle.
noso BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT.
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HtNEf d o., Seed 81 lore and Agricultural
Warehouse Merchants Row. Bnsrnn-Nurseriss at am
bridge near Harvard cn'fe, Mass city
onsf fnr'ae one Of the collections Vegetable
hgreuiu 81 and Grass Seeds, be eonpr
ng hise assoumoLL and including The
proved vaIirt are Ahd Of
Root and the newest naha al Gardening Boansl and Az
ueuiurai -
The of these conts M
Of thf lse Cr oT add
collections
Fruit AMI Ornamental Trees.
Evergreen PIowering shrubs and Plants
year Plum and Cherry Stoeks
Grape Vines, Raspbertes. &C
Green olss and Hardy Hsrb4eeous Plans
Roses and Csmertas
Dahl as and Bulbou- Flower Roofs
Ri ibarb AMI Asparagus Roots
Buck'hofn, Ator VI a for hedges
Great aeni'n has beet devoted trees fsucusfy bears
'onal vnto the celebrated the fall Isl Up
"afs ~ 600 vafs'sn the Pear collection
specimen trees Of Which have planted and are yearly
coming inn beaurs BY which perfect seeuIacy
may BE- deprnoei upon.
They wouf ep' aHy at non NJ euivsto N ttci,
tees whci bs Norh ~ D. better able IN resist
codt an iboss astd where winters are atv., m
Gaia
The collect Of Roses unsufpassd comprising fpoe I'M,
WE'VE hu ded sII ties fafcst
/ Pfance "
The house department. con pete In on m. choice and
'sall- varsie- Il Camilla, reitfsoHum Akalea Cactus
l '"''ny. fuchsiI thryfHu' betnum J7par IHrs
] q linefal discount made 10 large yutchasets
" ~ "toe IN b accompanied with the 90
l satisfactory fslsrcrc~.
l'ihofues cent srstts every post paiI applicant
OtdFu addresFed will b. rtJtppy st,e.. "a, Tree, N,
phnH ''cufy paeks tn bsst p,raon q, any ps Of the
] county, and forwarded Nriipu delay. Dc a-,p
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TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH. tSTERN
MERCHANTS

THE undeIsignso Ie!u!ns is respectful thanks
be has recevei year, big. inform
pre,ent g-r-n. blisetyrug mn,t
snp'e, and that thnss hao ready
ever sell on the ehcape,t honorable
70 devote tbs mot Iisd at'n ion to mir ineietts
Having extensively ENGAGED manufacturing Clicks
than twenty past believes op
Tor becoming with
asd s would hereby resp ct'uy all
purchases q that they shall be furnished which
cannot be surpassed In kmansbip or finish.
It's well fact thai raj eturer and deasr
constantly ling worth aod counterfeit atcs labeled
bs genuine etSne Clock, wnIeb fact unwDR aeknow
bsdeDen' iron hsml Of their lie that putehas
will appreciate the advantage OF buying direct
In which they viii Of position.
orders naeeonp MED easb promptly faithful
Attended IN sangsrs who 'snd ibsr orders BY mail
upon receiving the attention application clocks
isnded for Foreign Coun-s viii careful
Shh reference ,he Al purchased
this establishment usned perform well and
Su be delivered board free n
pbarge With that every possible
had 10 The Interests Of his friends aud patrons respectfully
eeiis The patronage ofan
Warehouse in Philadelphia, 10 North Third Street
warehouse Ia Baltimore. al AZ South Char's Street
PArtotI 10 New Haven, st. Johns Hure between iamn
toh and Market 23-1y CHATNCEY IER mp
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TABLE or RATES.

TABLE OF RATES.
At Meeting 1T the President sod Directors Of the RICH
MOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, on the 18th day OF October.
lS45, the folla wing Table Of Rates for the Transport
tat'on OF Pssssnges adopted take effect on and
after the is day 81 December nsxt until Otherwise
dered by the Board.
BErwEEN RICHMOND
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TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS,

10 SOU IITLNN MEKCH ANIS,
a \ - PU "a " FS ~Esl. UF a. PETIsI &.
At WH''LES.iLE OK JET.IiI-
's'HE sub cTlb"rs arc n,w rrPpa', d u slow 10
u suuthe'n 'uria.. = u 1000 Pieces of En-
"tut rPTt >.rf % quail les b NOVEL.
AND BRILLIANT STYLES These EVuds sh ny for
The nrinusyiu br low market prices
quail y IS ~ 1--WE satisfaction IN III purcbaser
hso vefy large aSs1nmeIt o. BRUSSELS AND TAPESTRY
CARPETS. whrb have teen are
Pa'ueu Atly worthy Of aitsht on. HENRN PETrIs CO,
D. 4-Am 22i Mashin.lnn srreI. Boon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-22

DATENT SAFETY BANK LOCKS -
u The .ahserber would respectfully inform THE PUBLIC
that he has hand AMI MANUFACTURING Safc
~ Locks OF description for BANKS sa Houses
PRISONS. and Parent PAD LOCKS Rail
warrants not o OF ORDER AND FURTHERMORE TIL At
THEY CANNOT BE PICHED All thankfully received
and romFy attended to- at his Bank Lock Mandatory New
aIk. New JrTsry. oc Gin IL c. JONES
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r OOK TO TOUR IN rtKEsTl The sub.

OOk TO YOUR IN rEKESTl The sub
- serbers would specially inform their customer. and tLs
nbhe generally u hey have received supr,
tbs mod fashionable 40 other kinds VI ready made COTN
winter wear and " which they semi
weekly consisting Of every variety % desirable Coak'
fan's nrawers Shirts Coiats Stocks soeks Hdk
hsspfb der be ke-Nih With they will be- paascd um
In ths bed style and upon ihc most reasonable
Toe pains they have taken the t- materials ~
secure goodness snd beauty vel taken ~
having ism made under s supervision dufi
by and neaness Of IT. makes their peculiarly
eesabs 70 select from Al CAL and
HOOPER n CRAFTS vrgiuh Clpthng rofr.
to1-0 No 60 Msin a.
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TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.

TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.
INHE subscribers have in store, and are daily
Il expecting the following ARTICLES Wis
10000 lbs Mideing Bacon
10000 do Shoulder do
10 hbds v. u aud X Sugar
10 do n. a, Cuba and Y. Il Mn'ssos
teTees n. o. nd = x. DO
zoo sicks factory filled salt
50 do Z. a. 10
200 bbls OhiJ Whisky
so do ~ Rum n q .rp.- Brady
20 tons eosntry iI.., oftsd
do American Hl.t,rrd = eel
SO bags ylrious binds ofCodse
Is bbls cheap Lamp and Coal Pit on
SO boxes various kinds OF soap
10 do best SPERM Canilrs
90 bbis. prime Cider VINEGAR
100 bushels mountaln Clover seed--tosstheT with
Teas OF all ors M1rari Loaf sugar spees Backing Window
Class Negro Shoes, s,Ie Leather, AZ, DC,
JONES q WINSTON
no 90 g.. hoio., ~. mn
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4 q. ALSrON. Wholesale Hat Manufacturer no ~ Lib-ry
N street Newark n Jrh- b.etiber directs
Southern and Southwestern Merchants eeishrsej
whore he unrisa,d Nuiris.
Brush Pain Cashmere ard sporting Hats OF all ALo
Rows and ehrsns Faney ard Hats of all description
He will 1t oteetio buy fse,o
~, should they call upon
Newark, n J. eut On
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stsk CASKS PRIME CHEESE
wv 1877 bars LaEuayfa Infee
80 res W n w Loaf Sugar
easks Judds Winter Sperm Oh
$50 bJHes Sperm CRnal-s
bbls Lin.eed OIL
400 kegs No I and EItra Whis Lead
20 cItes silk Hats
Landing hon sebT LynShbuIg, and for sale by
do - DAVENPORT. ALLEN A. co.
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Y>HE preceding figure 10

H "NpTtNthe Insrrrs
Die rersriration. u is the srvst eve
ssat,on fer the impurities of the bo.b.
" win be noticed that q thich CLOUDY,
mst "s'is. ircs NJ point. Of the sur.
'ess, which indie strs that Thu. perspi
ta'ion np~susin'es'upisdls " hen Ne
ssshh. hut eeasss when ws are
'"h iafs cannot he sustained with.
o u. u 70 thrown on & om the s.o.,i
anu otl'er Iuiess Of the bsdy, and de.
pose. ey 'h's means. Of nearly all th.
imparit - within ne. II, No., n.
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fHEssf SUPPLIES OF FALL GOODS.
- SUTHERLAND, Gus MAKER, opposite the
o' Banks Main Street Richmond Va has ard. aud
eoiVitg IA g snt general Of an the
linz Of business abi he respectfully the Of
publ 10 -teek Of Goods offering every
to purchase the OF economy AID superior quality
his materials
Amongst his sock Of Goods found following as.o
meni, which he " Oh The public the best
GUNS AND FOWLiNG TACKLE.
supof Damascus and ,tubb sn, Lae
Guns
Douiie and single plain subb Guns
o ID DO pain and imitation twiado
10 do IA Gsfmau 10
Bfass sfssl and silver m,ln,d Rih,.
Dwelling. pocket. beH and travelling Piu,I.
fslfe' ckt ilf Gle audr,t tarfrl revolving P-,ol,
Gun ~ and PISTOL Powder fIssks
bouh~ and Sirg shp' Pea, hcs AMI ns
Hplt and Pain HfgBh and French Percussion Cap.
rpoTtfmcn'- Lqgor Ftssi- snd Pocket Trtnhets
Enalish, Amsrcln and scotch guupoNdsf
b'R tals tcrafs. Whips. Chains Coupss
Hunismens Bowtg uorns and Buees
Wash Rods Eto' ChugeIs Cap pdnefs, OH Gaps Hsn.
Faten' Gun Wad5i1r wad Gluten.
Nahoaany ard teaicT Gun Casra
Gun. 1istli and Riff 1nck, RHe Barrels
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