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Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29

r FROM THE PLAlNs-IEDrAN Attack
A letter dated August 18th, written be-
You'd Pawnee Fork, states that Capt.
Smithson'sScompany was attacked on the
first day Of August, near the Pawnee
Rock, by about four hundred Indians, in
which the Indians lost, il is thought, some
six or eight killed, and as many wounded.
Tho Indians succeeded in running off
twenty -four horses, which broke loose
when the Indians made their charge. No
loss sustained on our side.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29

The BANK OF ENGLAND.-The Lon 6on
correspondent of the Boston Atlas says
1t is announced that an order in council
will authorize the bank Of England to
suspend cash payments until the meeting
Of Parliament.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29

MoRTALlTY.-The number Of deaths in
the city Of Boston for the week ending
Sept. IL, was lis.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29

" Why is there such large crowd
assembled near the NAPLES House. asked
countryman the other day; oh, that
question is easily solved answered anoth-
er--you must know that the extensive
mercantile houses Of the Messrs NAPLES,
Murphy g. Burke, Lawtheg g. Co., and
Curtis & Reed are all located IN the i'm
mediate vicinity Of this large and -four
ishing hotel, and the way they rattle off
goods is little mysterious any how.
Pass there at what hour of the day YOU
will, and you see them crowded, no, with
idle spectators, but active and energetic
buyers, y
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29

The Providence Transcript says tina:
Gov. Dorr, instead Of being dead is likely
to recover,
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29
TAcuBATA, Aug. 80.

.-..- .--.--..L lACuBAIA, aug. ~.
The peace commissioners met again
yesterday, at point nearer this place.
Nothing positive in relation to tho pro-
ceedingso Of the second meeting has trans
pired-sonse say that everything went
on smoothly, others say not, which is
tolerably s,roog proof that but little is
known'ope way. or the other, in relation
to tho deliberations. The new commits
sioner, Bernado Cuto was present, us was
also Atristain. Tho latter is represented
as being tool Of Mackintosh's but if he
can do any thing towards bringing about
peace, this makes no difference. They
say that in the city they indulge the hope
that the commissioners will agree upon
the Nueccs as boundary. This is cur.
rying the stakesand stones little tso far.
"Give them an inch and they'll take an
ELL" is applied to many people in tho
word-give Mexican an inch, and he'll
take at least seven miles and half.
4 / must close this letter in haste, az a
messenger has just come to say hat the
express man is about to start. You shall
be kept informed Of everything.
Yours, &c, G. w. K.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29

o. The lectures and experiments in
Animal Magnetism by Mr.. Spencer, who
has been in our city for the last few days,
were very satisfactory to portion Of our
citizens, while to another portion they
were very unsatisfactory. We claim
nothing for this pretended science from
the fact that we know but little Of il, and
therefore shall leave. the discussion of its
peculiar merits to those more enlightened
upon the subject.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29
From tho ST. Louis Republican.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE
LATE
GLORIOUS VICTORIES!
LATE ARRIVAL FROM N. ORLEANS.

FURTHER DETAILS OF THE BATTLES OF Con :
TRERAs AND CHuRUBUsco-F LIST OF
THE KILLED AND WoUNDED--GE EN-. Scorr
PROPOSES THE ARMIsrIcR-THE CORES
PoNDENcE-lNDIGNATi OF TIE Army
kENDAL's LErTERs-MEANsA AT WORK TO
SECURE A TREATY OF PEAcE-TRIAL or
RILEY AND THE OTHER DEsERrERs-SAN-
ia Annals Observation-Disclosures FROM A
BRITISH HOUSE AT MEXICO, &C., &c.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29

Tho English Post Office Department, PAYS
the United States $4,000 per annurn for
the transit Of its closed mails from Boston 10
Montreal on the arrival ofeach steamer.
Counterfeit tens on the Lime Rock BInk
East Ihonlaston, Me-, arc in SPECULATION.
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TAcUDAyA. August 26. lS47.

IACUBAyA. August 70, lS47.
we now have certain intelligence that
Valencia arrived at Toluca with only two
men, his id-de-camps, and they were thank
full for their good horses or else they would
not have kept up with him. 1t is asserted
positively that he was drunk on the night
ofthe 10Th inst, and promoted oil his off :
GERS for their extraordinary gallantry in stand
ing firmly to their guns, during the afternoon
when no one was returning their fl re! The
account, that he has pronounced against San
ia Anna is not fully confirmed, but there is
no doubt that Santa Anna has denounced him
in public decree. aud accuses him Of all
blame in bringing about the recent disasters
to the country. He must accuse somebody,
and Valencia, by his disobedience of COW :.
ardly order, having made himself amen nble
offers fair target for his masters wrath.
The prospects for u peace look brighter.
although the treaty is far from being signed.
Our accounts from the city would certainly
indicate that strong peace feeling pervaGes
:he better class Of citizens, as well as those
OF the milder order-they have evidently lost
all confidence ntheir owhvaunting soldiers
and are anxious to get rid of future taxes for
their support. For wonder, such places
as Snguntun, Mumansia, and Saragosa,
whose examples they were 20 follow, and
even excel, in the matter of defending
themselves to the last, have not been men
toned nor alluded to for q week past. The
Mexicans are certainly becoming rational.
No more 90 the Polkas, the upper ten
thousand Of Mexico, parade the streets,
petitioning, like SO many Claude MeInottes,
to be placed where their country most need
ed soldiers, their shameless conduct before
Churubusco, in running without even firing =
gun, has taken all the conseit out of them.
No more do even the noisy military dema-
gogues talk of future; no more do they
fume, and brng, and vsunt of what they are
going to do, and how the rapacous North
Americans are to find common grave un-
der the walls of their beleaguered city; the
blow has been !too great for them. The
capital was their jumping off place; there
oy an extraordinary prowess they supposed
the mselves to possess. even against the evil
dence Of dozen dlsgraceful defeats, the in
famous Yankees were to be taught their ut
ter inferiority VIXEN compared with the VAL
liant defendants Of the illustrious Hidalpo
there they have been routed by a force
uot one-third rs large as their own; driven
from strong vantage grounds without what
would DO deemed . struggle BY the real na.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29

Neil oe Melancholy" Our readers and
We, regard them as valuable contributors
to the Express.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29

Gen. Scott.
Capt. Thornton, co. F, I'd drag. killed
Philip kearney, lst drag, wounded Phil
ip McReynoids, Sd drug. wounded Lieut..
Graham, wounded; Privates-Cowden.
% drag. wounded; Patrick Hart, co. F,
LIST drag, killed John Ritter, do do, Kill
led; James Mcdonald, do do, killed; Mi
chael Brophy, do do, killed; Augustus,
Delsol, Sd drag, killed or missing; Ed
ward Curtis, do, killed or missing; Geo
Dnyer, do, killed.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29

100 other officers-colonels aptains, &C.,
who we're either killed, wounded, or
are now in our hands. And here let me
mention one fact in relation 10 the battle
of Churubusco, which will show how
near Gen Scot: was capturing the entire
Mexican army. At the time Gen. Worth
was pressing upon the tete de pont, Gen.
Iwlggs upon the church, .and Generals
Shields and Pierce upon the hacienda
farther on, the commander-in chief or
dered Major Sumner 10 take command Of
the Rifles, and by circuitous march to
reach the road between the enemy and
the city. Nothing but the daring impet-
uoslty OF our own men in front prevented
this plan from succeeding-had the Next
cans held out or our own soldiers held off
two minutes longer, The enemy would
have been in bag as it we're, and killed
or captured to man. Santa Anna might
perhaps have escaped, as he has pecu-
liar way Of his own; but he would not
have taken even the remnant Of an army
with him.
A Mexican mail was captured by par
ty Of our dragons on the 22d inst, on
its way from the city to Morelia. It con-
tanned multitude Of letters dated on the
slst., the day after the great battles, and
they give vivid and at the same time
doleful accounts Of their terrible and ut
ter defeat. Some Of the writer's lay the
blame on Santa Anna alone, some on Va
Iencia, some on Santa Anna and Valencia,
some on Santa Anna, Valencia, and all
the officers, while others say that Santa
Anna, Valencia, and all the officers, and
soldiers are utterly worthless. The lat
ter writer's are more comprehensive and
probably nearer the mark. Many OF the
letters are exceedingly rich. One loving
husband writes to his wife, whom he calls
"angel," and s.idol." and his "adored
Chulita," and tells her not to occasion
herself any uneasiness about his safety,
as ne does not intend to expose himself!
Another officer comes out even palmer:
he tells his beloved Rosa that he thought
OF her when the balls were flying, and
ran! The capture Of these letters is val
liable in more ways than one--thcy give
much information as regards the strength
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-11
DIR. CHRIsTIE,s
e A l. V A N IC RINGS
MAGNETIC FLUID.

THlS remarkable invention, which has re-
u eeived Appreciation OF the medical pro
-ss'on Of Great Britain entirely application
ca'ani-n as remedial agent BY Of which the ordinary
avanie Batteries Heete and Magnetic Machines
urey Dispensed with aud the nv power ap
Piled without objections n-parabe
general mode now The do-..
va in applied by Machines. ma. been pro
nouneed AFTER fair and IsJusou.
and was To remedy this diea defect that this Application
was Projected which, AFTER
been brought to s present OF perfection The
ALT Of the
Other respects and accomplishing
The 6ALvaNc RIss& used IN connection with M.ssErc
FLrID eonie wcn Ans.
'Ros ESTEkhLED VI
TAT n-rts ana these complaints the painful
universal to which subject They exception
other having % often l,I-
ne. agent wanted which confidently been
found the proper and ieiou, application Of Galvanr
The G.LvAHc Rises in al
cases Of Rheumatism chronic, applying
or Sick Headache, Indigestion Paralysis Palsy, Epepsy
Cramps Pap'ation OF The Heart AppoPeiy
spinal Compan Lumbago, Neuralgia Nervous
of the Head Pains General D-bry
In Of confirmed simply a E..oa. =
rangeent Of the digestive they
extraordinary effects upon the system mus, be- wit
nse to be believed and preceding
complaints they equally recommended The
being varou.
and delicate female without the rb.,t
inconvenience In fact the
The GaIvanic BELTS, Bracelets, Bands, Carriers,
Necklaces, &c.-ln Of very
OF long standing the applied by the Gavane
sufficient arrest the OF disease and ultimately
health The improved modification the
LErs &c entirely remedies this Objection degree OF
required readily be obtained complaint which the
mysterious aren't OF Gavanism effect will m
eu'eu Ihess aruee are adapted TO the waist
limbs anee the body perfect The
GALvASc greater OF Bon
OF the throat generally also IN Of Nervous
Deafness and almost uniform preventive for App
PleIy, EpiIeptie Pits, and similar Complaints
Christie's Magnetic Fluid Is used connection with
the Gavanie Rings and all their notifications composition
extraordinary science 1t Is believed 10 pa
-e's The remarkable Po~eof rlae'g As ira
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HANDSOME PRESENTS.

Tor DhTlNmnS and NfLr ears UdU
"M L. MONTAGUE respectfully friends the
w Public Eenerly that he a. his Music store
No lbi Man Sfeean assortment OF Musical
OF variety Of almost ever descriptoa-son=
which suitable for Chr-mls
ACCpRDt oNS, prc- frm = 10 $50. The most
beautiful a~oum nj offered for sale city.
GUITARS OF French Spanish ant &c Of
VIII eh OF eIqlte be regards tone
unslr1a,seI.
FLUTES AMI CLARIONETS of different kinds from the nine
Keyd &C. hute $50 PeoI, at
price you pelse.
FLAGEoLETs and double grel, variety at pree from
25 10 sl2.
Tbs largest assortment Of good vIOLINS in the city
great variety OF FlFES. O.iavc FLUTES, Gc
BRASS INSTRUMENTS of every de,enp;ion
MUSICAL BONES. &c. &C.
number Of popular SONGS MARCHES, wALTZES &c Sc
leeed and arareei in collections OF each at prices
from so sSO AMI very suitable or present. Call ard zee
fo yourselves the Sign OF Lyre No I5I Main st.
opposite the Banks a. "a
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TOSOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.
MfNnE4CTORT !

-MINUF.4CTORT, y4b0re CaHorlW Street,
100 North 9Th st. Philadelphia.
TuNE subscriber finished and offers for sale handsome
u of Vehicles OF the latest style Of fashiSa such
double single Roekaway and Cauyan Wagons
Chariei Silvs York HaRoHs with without
which he dispose reasonable descrp
Of Vehicles made order and Of the
teras and workmanship
Southern and Western Merchants wishing
above call and before purchasing
elsewhere
coming his Mandatory
yoar.
Having received SILVER MEDAL, being highest
premium awarded Exhibition Fankn
for s superiority workmanship his line, which
POiaHis, will b.
dalton for the super pny OF his work.
WILLIAM DUNLAP,
1863 North Filh street. above Calowhili Philadelphia
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NO. I75 CHEsNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA.
As constantly hand his Tailoring Store op
posie the Sate House, elegant OF French and
English Cloths Casmess and Ve.ngs
% Tie conducts the establishment principle
quality and
thus that he has long enjoyed the
and throughout the Union. lie would respectfully
from gentlemen visiting the
orders entrusted him,
the quality the city rmyt-f
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NEGRO-HIRISG

VIE subscToes tender Their eTVtccs % their fnenis and
public 10 hire out their NEGROES for ensuing year
They would advise thos who employ them n inn them
As carry as practicable Tint they have opportunity
tanning good AW and rood for their Negroes They
that an experience OF several years liberal
share Of Patronage,
W Their Ohe- on the Of Franklin and Streets
in rear Of the City Hotel formerly Bell Tavern.
Nov 1Oih. G n
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AND CHEAP GOODS.
Christmas and New Years Presents.

Shff>thfa>d ana view ears presents.
- ii. JENKINS will sell off cheap the follow
IL. articles OF DRY GOoDs suitable Tor the season Those
wanting great ha'clns will do well
shawts q yariUus kni.; rich Goods Tprr.s
100 fancy nous IA eashme and muslin Dresses
Fancy searis aud worked Caps AMI COaTs-Huh
and beautiful goOts
%enuemen VII find rev style sell adjusting Cravas
seat Shiu Collars, Bosom ss aud linn PD-sct HIss-a %
which will be sold cheap cash,
r. r. JENKINS'S New store
- En-fa
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
81 The beautiful. comfortable, extensive and
convenient house and lot Franklin
denee o James W Pegram, decd order Il viii
b" shown TO any wishing purchase pleasure
eer OF the SUBSCRIBERS and the made
ueuiate ANIMATION Of the premises
VIRGINIA PEGRAM,
w. X. JOHNSON,
IL e3-d1 Hreeutri. a nd E..eo,o OH W Pen, H.,
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STABLE AND LOT FOR RENT.

srABLE AND LOT FOR RENT.
al The lot, with good Stable and Hydrant
p :, On Immediately oppo'ls the residence Of ~ L. Kest
LIST o, January For further particulars. enquire OF
deIS R JENKINS.
III TO RENT, and possession gwen ,mme-
daisly two neat AMI comfortable trnements
W. e oi cary street just beyond the
one contains '~o and nd seh-n
rave god gardens attached To tbem Apply to Frars'.
A. ne who WI" show the hou'esot 70 the slb'er,b-r,
oe Io-u RICH HILL, IT.
G9 ENOR RENT.-A large and comfortable
- Dwelling House, situated corner oC Locust
HPpV 70 H'HD HILL. Jr
Conner below the Banks.
FOR HENr-ON THE LIT OF JANUARY.
E9 VIE upper part of the House now
EEL - eupedby James River and Kana~hl Company
as their Office, Main EIehln,e Bsnk
de 3- ROBERT MOTT.
IN ENOR RENT-The Dwelling House at
present occupied by Hall Seson on street be
no le-d II. w. J.. ! FRy n co.
N FOR RENT-The upper part Of the
-, mous No 50 Main street, three door. above the City
De GALLAGHER a oLDSER-
Five stores for Rent.
HEkE are beautiful aud well finished yet
IL ted under City Ho,. formerly B.n Tavern for rent
fronting on Main ard Wall which Offer the
mos' favorable in1eement retail beng
GENITAL and business pan th-Cy. cay Hotel ope ned
on or sbou, the 9lss character OF
It's proprietor vii greatly business that
a Stores Will ss rented pes to good enen For
Terms apply to Bru DAVIS or HODGES, ROY 4 PULLIAM.
IN tNOR RENT. Three brick tenenents on
s Cary and Pint strr. 10 rood tenant.
the rent WI be moderate For terms apply JAS GRIFFIN
70 'ts I-ana. Dc Isl
tn NOR RENT.-The house | occupy. on
Ef1 Franklin street, is for per aanum 1t 10
In good order and be had
Person. wishing to examine the viii please call between
oe"ef IN the morning and O'Clock Pm. x. H. JENKINS.
TRY GOODS STORE FOR RENT.-The
IL by Goods on street oeeuprd by Calx.u
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

NEW RAILROAD AND sTEA nBOAT LINE
between Richuond and Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Old Point Comfort, &c, Port waIthaII.
FAKE REDUCED TO 10 Cents, INCLUDING MEALS
= hIuNHE public is hereby notified, that
u the quick and beautiful Angus
Ia which m the most complete order iof both day
line, and Unsurpassed her accommodations running
tween Pot Waiha and Norfolk
Richmond and Petersburg Of Oay iaen-
ding rasais.
Passengers leaving Richmond MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS At Cd A. NJ brrakfas board Augusta and
arrive at Norfolk about O'Clock, r NJ Returning,
leaves Norfolk At A. NJ. TUESDAYS THU RsDAYS and SA
IuRDAfs, passengers beakasing boan arriving Port
Walthal al half past IL NJ and Richmond z. NJ
viii be perceived Om the ahoye, that and
etpedous lie To visiting Norfolk
opportunity Of uanSaetng and n.tt
morning To be absent from their only
The Augusta will stop at the usual iaBdiDgs James
take in and out travel and other points ver
where n signal - made
The public assured the determination OF III.
Popneofsto this line permanently accommodate
travellers between Richmond and Norfolk the
a the lowest
For further information tickets freight apply Depot
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company,
Agent.
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To Farmers and Planters.


To Farmers and Planters.
TENHOMAS N CHARLES ELLIS, have IN
store and offer a, low prices to reduce heavy sSGa OF The
USE,
London Blankets
Heavy Twill do
Sup White Bed do
Nant Cottons, White and Cray
CANADIAN Cloths, all
Sleeps Gray satInets
Scarlet and White FIannes
Low priced Cloths for Servants
Lowell I.inseys
London Duml
Cotton OLnabuTgs
Brown md Deaehed shee,pgs
Do do shirng- noe
LNOR BARGAINS in Ready made CLOTH
II ING, FLEETs up town Clothing Store
Of Exchange Rank, I5s Main AmoAg cheap goods,
be found lo, of
ovenoa. to $3.50
50 COass ram to 10 and SIS
lOn DIE ~ Coats, ftom 1900 $40
Pduaoops hafpriee
For sale at the Cheap Cash Clothing Store. above
EOFFEE, CHEESE, &c.-
~ IS bags pr Lhgura Coffee
50 boxes do Cheese
so bbl- No. Fam y Roe IIerurgs
Jast received IN store for sale by
dri9 BIsSEIL Il MCANDLIsH.
SALT.--99 Sacks of Liverpool fine Salt land
- from Rug Athens, board
The Dock to day; ior safe by w ANDERSON, IT,
Daily expected by the following vessels. from New York
100 SACHS per sebr sarah and Elizabeth
fll do d. Greenway
$50 do Euen Il Ann-wheh will be from the
vessels they
deIS W ANDERSON, Jr.
Great Isargain- in Ready Made Clothing.
AN now selling my entire stock of Ready
Made CohnE at reduced prices The following Of
The cheap goois offered at bargains,
Over Cons f6om 2 tn 80 and $3.50
sack Goats $50 o Z and $40 lqualiy
nd from $50 to $50 and SIC Tor fine
Coaks fSom 80 Ia 10 SEA
IaniaIOons from = 90 ami $3.50
$50 Silk and Satin Vests, from so TO $3.50
Common Vests Iom 5ic to sI,22
Mcrino shiu. and Draws For a FLEETS ny Town
Cash Cohng store above Exchange Bank, I5s
Rchuond Va
n Gnt rate Northern Cutter who has never yet
It o a Cloths Cissimeres con
slnty hand AMI made Northern prices For
above. Ella
NOR THE LADIES. We have lllst opened
very assortment Of Boots and shoe for Ladies Of
the fo'oTng kinds
LADIES' bronze Cater Boots, thick sole.
10 do do do
do thck sole Cat er Boots back
do thick do Buskins
DO Ono white Satin Slippers. black
DO white "
do Morocco Dies slippers
Do Nd
do fne dress walking Shoes
do over Shoes di-fen qualities. All Of The above Of
The besi quality for sale by
q, - rurNEY WAITS
WINDOW GLASS.
N addition to our usual large and we'll assorted
stock of Cylinder Window Glass single AMI double tet
prepared Furnish Crown from the Reford
Girss Wotk heytc commenced operations with the
n.h heuer Art IN. ~ caotVN GLASS t,,n h.. ~, 80 %
dueed Unird from tb.sr Works ~ all
dsHe hst the FIRST qualify branded "Rsdfprd"the second
"Fafsnac.' DUVAL PURCELL.
noiY ~ Main street Richmond Va
LADIES' sUPERIOR CATER BOOTS,
Mfde ~ MCHrdy & t.
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Riebmona Dailp fubis.

RICHARD II. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT VI. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
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DISSOLUTION

HE co-panership heretofore existing between the sub
l. seribers. under the firm OF Halves, Van Deursen s.
Ward EXPIRED by muitou The 3ls Thoss IN
de- 10 as will peas make early payment possible
very important 70 speedy settlement Of
nm who Succeed the busness-ormed Iathroo
and Van Deursen-e cordially patronage
support 100 hbeny bestowed ufoh OF and
former
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MUFFS, MUFFS, MUFFS.-Receved an
1tA other supply Of ladies' and Misses Muf- qualities
and prces Ladies wishing article foT the price, will
please call At No g. where be ourd
s1rinent IN the ~. JUDAH MYERS, No - w Main o.
. Also Hats and Caps Of ali qualities and prices and om
The mot approved faetlTles. JUDAH MYERS
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Jan. 9Th, 1siT.
- II. JENKINS has received and viii sell OF cheap
Il -. Beautiful Fancy cord EmbTd Muslin Dresses
20 pieces fin;y suped and plad Ia htan Mgslas
90 white Muslin Robes, all puees come rich
Few neh light cord SILKS
sab Rb5ons-Blonie LacCs
Long AMI Short whit. Md Glsyes
White ard cord Satns
Book and Mall Mus.ins
SAX HO,isry aud Gloves
Thread I-aces and Edeings
Muslin Capes aud Collar.--A nj nod,
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II AIDES SUPERIOR CATERS AND

- GATTERS-Ju-t received by the subscriber a supply
~ superior Caters ard Ga;rs hlnesamc which h-
10 'Peeuuly invites the attention of the LADIES'
JUDAH MYERS
De 10 No Ma