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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

Ny~M ~ L.. >. BALEAitD.--Ihe copper las
tened fast sailing schr E. j Ballard, Curtis
SEy Chesser master, has just arrived and will be
in the Dock this morning, with cargo Of
A ONE BACK RIVER AND LYNNHAVEN
BAY OYSTERS. Don't forget the schooners NAME
ap f-2tN CURTIS CHE,SSER, Captain.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

SpOE HERRINGS.-Superio family Roe Her
"a rings, in whole and halt barrels. for sale by
NH II ED. NJ. MORGAN, Main st.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

a. FOR RENT, on French Garden Hill, pen-
s SAINT and desirable framed building, suitable for
,entee family. Rent 1925 per annnm. Appyto
TOLER g. COOK, Agens,
NH 7 Tirla'c Row
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

EYEGLASSES AND SEGARS,-49 hhds Cupa
I'VE Molassts; few thousand Spanish Segars-land-
ing and for sale by
ap 2 WEBB, BACON ~ co.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

NrOTICE.-We have in our Ice House and afloat
IN 1000 tons best Maine ICE, from II to Is inches
thick for sale by the cargo or hushel
NH 10 RANKIN & WH[TLOCK.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

d. FOR RENT, that central and desirable fami
Ea ly residence on Mayo street, next to r. H. Dckn
sons, Esq Appyto
fe H-eotf JAS. THOMAS Jr
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

Aa FOR RENT, convenient framed Tene-
Ma ment on Marshall near LIST street, suitable for
family residence Apply to
NH 26 Mr. TAYLOR
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

SATURDAY-Sussex extra, No. 4l-Capita: 81 :
600. IS numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets ST. halves SOC.
quarters 25c.
SATURDAY-Monongali No. 38-Capital: Sd )
600. IS nos IA drawn. Tickets $40.
Buyers referred to my Register OF Prizes, to be
seen at the office, proof of what have sold and
every drawing continues to INCREASE the number.
Orders tor packages certificates Of packages and sin
gle tickets in the above schemes in all tie LOTTERIES will
be promptly attended to, and drawing sent when re-.
quasted. Please address orders to
NH 81 N. SRAl"TON, Richmond Va.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

MP AREGE DE LAIN ES.--A full supply of Ba-
ED rege de Laines from % cents the finest goods.
ap ]. q. CHENERY, opposite Depot.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

mi~~@s. NOTICE, The gtsamieF Curtis recI
49, will after Saturday next, fath nst) be
taken oil the route between this place and Norfolk, ol
some our Oh nVe weeks, TO be repaired pagod, DC.
NH 6 HASKINS & LIBBY.
m FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTEI-
- The superior A British barque REPEATER
Capt Hardcaste, carries about 1000 bbls. Apply to
captain on N board, at Port Walha or to nuo,r
Fn FOR DOSTON-FIRST VESSEL.-
49, The superior fast sailing schr MARIETTA
BURR, Capt f. b. Nickerson, having the greater por-
ton of her cargo engaged and going on board, will
sail with al possible dispatch. For balance of freight
OF 500 packages tobacco, passage having superior
priests wharf, or to
NH 81 DAVID CURRIE.
yFn FOR NEW YORK--Farst Vessel-VIR-
49, GINA LINE OF RICHMOND AND N.
packet schr. HANOVER, Capt. A. B. Lamkin, hay
ing the greater portion of her cargo engaged and 60
ING board. i'll sail with all possible dispatch For
balance OF freight OF 300 packages tobacco, passage
having superior accommodations apply to Captain on
board, Edmond & Davenports wharf. or 10
NH 81 DAVID CURRIE
.t FOR NEW ORLEANS.-Fsrs Packet
g. To sail positively on Tuesday, the 18th of April
lS5l.-VIRGINIA AND LOUISIANA LINE.--The superior
ast-sailing new packet barque CORA, Capt. Hiram
Horton, having portion of her cargo engaged and 60
ing on board will positively sail as above. For balance
OF freight cabin or Storage passage, having superior
c9mmodaons, apply to captain on board, at Dunlop,
~ w. HAsKiNs & LIBBY,
DAVID CURRIE, or
NH 81 CflAs. +. WORKMAN e. co
A. FOR SALE OR RENT, the brick dwell
willing corner OF Franklin street and Locust alley
now in occupancy Of Mr.. N. B. Hill. 1t is in good
order, and has ample accommodations for large fam
lily. Possession given the LIST Of April next Terms
accommodating. Apply to
NH l9-2aW3w w, GODDIN
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

&PRING GOOHS.-I have now received a full
~ stock of Spring Goods, to which l invite the at
tenton OF purchasers.
ap J. G.. CHENERY, opposite Depot.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

a. FOR KENT.-A good tenement on I'd street,
E:a near w. o. Georges residence, suitable for a
NH 5 j. NJ TAYLOR
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

MTISH, &c.--40 bbls No. Mackere; Is do No.
a 2 do; do No. 8 do; 234 bbIs Cut llerrings; ID
bbls Russet Apples; 100 sacks Ashtons blown Salt
landing this morning from schr. Union, Capt. Oxner,
in the Dock. WEBB, BACON & co.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

nDOTATO }GS.-5oO bushels PRIME Mercer Pota-
M toes, landing and Tor sale by
NH q I'll w TYLER
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

mfr~@s NOTICE, The gsameF Cur,la Peek
NJ will after Saturday next, fait inst) be
taken oil the route between this place and Norfolk o
NH 6 HASKINS 81 IJBBY
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02
Gs ahdh REWARDED away from Ii
S14 s Z& " Suhsc riher On MONDAY 9th Eohr,,

ab subscriber on oNpA 1y2 sgh E febr ne
ry last, negro JOHN He is black, about 50 years of
age, grey hair, and has but few front teeth He is
about feet 10 II inches high, stout, able bodied
fellow, and makes much prelension 10 religion.
in Richmond and he had been employed in and about
that city, until shortly before bought him, when he
worked in a coal mine. He has perhaps made his way
to Richmond, which he succeeded in reaching on one
of his runaway excursions. His clothing was a red
flannel shirt, with cotton over it, sattine coat
and pantaoons. ] will pay the above reward ifta-
ken SO miles from home, or fifty dollars if any less
distance, and brought home. j. WALKER
Williamsburg March 10Th, 1851.
At off
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

Na FOR RENT, the large and conveniently ar
E ranged house Broad street, opposite Valentine,
Crenshaw & Co.'S. lthas recently been put in perfect
repair and gas pipes carried into it, Owing to its cen
trail location, it is of the most desirable houses in
the city for genteel boarding house. Apply to
NH &c J. NJ TAYLOR
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes, STRATroN's the man.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

50 FOR KENT.-The large brick dwelling, with
E#a every convenience for large genteel family late
" occupied by Mr.. Peter w Ralston on 4th between
Broad and Marshall streets. Rent $500 per annum -
Apply to TOLER & COOK, Agents.
te 81 Pearl Street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

4 ILOTlIS. CASSlMEHES, &c.-Just opened
" lot of Cloths Cass meres, 1weeds, Cashnlerets,
Drap de tes, and other fashions for spring and sum
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

MDORTER, ALE AND CfDER.--We are
IL now putting up for transportation Porter, Ale and
Cider in quart and pint bottles, of superior quality
T Tsv ana Country h VIII please eve US
fully packed by an experienced hand. Private families
supplied as usual.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

- FOR SALE, neat wooden House, con-
Esa tanning rooms, on Jackson street. The lot
fronts Jackson street &c feet. running back 1863 feet
Terms accommodating. Apply to
NH III TOI,ER 81 COOK AGENTS
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02
@zssa CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, AND 49,
WI MILLINERY GOODS.

N. c. BARTON, 100 Main street,
Keeps on hand ready made Coaks and Vssetts, DIVA
rious patterns, and makes ORDER at short notice by
experienced hands.
Also on hand. every kind Of MILLINERY GooDs,
handsome HEAD ORNAMENTS. &c.
MILLINERY ,ofevery description, manufactured
to order. %
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

ANASTOR OIL. 10 bbls Castor Oil received and
NH % l47 Main st.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

II. G.. CABELL, !
Sale conducted by W. GOBLIN, Auct mll--dtd
AZ The above sale having been en- joined, will
not take place.
ap r. R. DUVAL.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

N FUR FREIGHT OR CIIARTEIl-
$50. - The superior British barque REPEATER.
Capt Hardcastle, carries about 1000 bbls. Apply to
captain on board, at Port Walthal or to
an If REV CT OPTION
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

a. FOR RENT, and possession gwen mmedi-
Eal ately, large Brick Dwelling house, in the imme
date neighbourhood of Mr.. John Watkins and Mr..
Richard Malone, on Church Hill. This house has
good rooms, with brick kitchen, containing four
rooms; carrage-house, stable and smoke-house, with
large and productive garden. There is a spring OF
fine water convenient. To good tenant the rent will
be low. Apply to
ia Ia JAMES TAV1OP
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

~ FOR RENT, the three story brick house,
EI consisting OF store and dwelling, Broad street,
next door to Messrs McNemara & Phillips drug
store. Apply to
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

- FOR RENT.-The Brick Dwelling, contain
Ea ing eight rooms basement and kitchen with three
rooms, 18th street, between Gary street and Mayos
bridge lately occupied by Mr.. Samuel Hastings. Pos
session given Immediately. Rent 5000 per annum.-
Apply to TOLER Il COOK. Agents,
fe2 Pearl strart
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

a. FOR RENT, that large and desirable family
MA residence, on Grace street, opposite Centenary
Church at present occupied by DR.. George, in fine
der Possession given April 10Th. 1851. Apply to
s~mh II LANES M TAYLOR
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

- FOR RENT.-One of those new and desi-
E.l rable buildings on 7th street, between Franklin
be completed and Tor rent the 10th March next
AppIy to R. WHITFIELD & SON.
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&NAS.- The SUBSCRIBERS are prepared TO receive
w ders for fitting up gas pipes in stores, hotels pr-
houses churches &C., in the very best manner, and
reasonable terms. Apply at their foundry, corner Of
9Th and Cary street.
au 2l-2awts J. F. G. l.. L. BARNS.
W. EW WHOLESALE GROCEKY-COM-
~ MISSION AND FORWARDING HO USE
The subscribers have associated themselves in business
under the firm and style of HUNDLEY, NORVEL
& JONI S, for the purpose OF transacling GEN E.
WARDING BUSINESS. They have taken the store
on Pearl street, ueadng from Mayos bridge to Main
street,, opposite to Kent, Paine & Kent, and will be
prepared by the first of March, offer complete and
carefully selected stock OF GROCERIES, which they
wisell upon good terms as can be had in the mar
ket
They will make liberal advances upon all consign
ments Of produce.
ELISHA E. HUNDLEY,
WIN. d. NORVELL,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-02

KpACON SIDES.-2O.OO0 lbs prime bright Ba-
z p con Sides for sale by
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-08
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 8, 1861.


Our readers are referred TO the able letter OF cores
pondent " to be found in another part OF our columns
to-day in which he states with great force and eloquencs
the crisis which the higher-aw have produced IN
New York Ii remains now TO be whether mat en-
lghtened and most rich and powerful member OF our
confedeacy will permit her loyalty to the Union TO be
sulled by conspiracy whose object is 10 destroy the
States in considering their property longer sale against
the inroads Of the abolonis Thus far the South have
forborne 10 Judge harshly of their brethren in the
North. No step has been taken calculated to wound
sensiblites which, if liable 10 mslead the judgment
for a moment have been suspected of proceed
woke resistance. Not menace has been given
by the South. implying doubt that there dwelt with
the masses of their non slavehoding fellow citizens
abiding spirit of good fellowship within the bonds
OF the constitution, as the common shield Of all
against aggression whether offered by traitors from with
in OF enemies from without But this wise and patriotic
forbearance must cease if the State authorities OF New
York fail to punish the insurgents who have recently
succeeded in multiplying those authorities, when called
upon TO do justice TO a southern citizen.
II is expected that Pennsylvania, by the rebuke which
her elections will give the multiplying abotonist John
son. will silence efecuay the apprehensons excited
by the Gorsuch murders but unless New York procams
with equal prompness her determination to dsarm the
same lawIess spirit within her limits, there be
valid assurance that the southern institutions free
from danger.
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TWELVE Thousand Acres Texas Land HaIe-
Great chance specusor enteprsnsThs property
lie. Bernard and
undsoupe in the most popuous wealthy and desirable
and Of Texas,
MARKET SELL and climatc~Qual
southern lying contiguous the Gulf
leo one DAYS
by steamers, and convenient Of the
shall which
,on wishing property will op-
and examining with
land and sale be
and
IN p,aptns sugar 1--WE
wears. with a capiassy 930000and who will charge
manage the "a m accommodated.
information relative 10 the above, addressed
me al Aliens FRESH Charles county, Maryland will
prom attention. u A. sHEiHbUHNs
OctI- ID milf
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From the Louisville Democrat, September Q.

The Union lie very indignant because the captain. gem
era Of Cuba alleged have condemned his prisoner
President Of United States will not condemn Mr. Consul
Owen in the way.
the President 70 adopso absolute would be
iireb indeien.ble Mr. Owen entitled to time'-to be
heard from officially by the department In explanation OF
his conduct His be duly considered and de-
cided upon with delibera tion.- Washington Republic
Very indignant tina, the prisoners were condemned with
out trial. Ell And is not the editor OF the Republic
dGnant at such outragei Has he no Indignation to
waste At the cold blooded butchery of fy-two of his
own coun.,ymsn 1t s great reproach the editor OF
"s omon 'nat ne has an American heart in his bosom
nut Inc President wants time The said Owen whie
.onsul' wanted tune TO interfere in behalf OF his coun-
nsn a'ou. 70 De murdered in cold blood and now the
rreaaent wants time There is plenty OF time in the
word Tor most things, and there has been time enough
ior ms OWENS case must be duly CONSIDERABLY
be heard, and his decided upon with doIhar,,,an
How very just and consdera,e the presiasn, ~ ~, =,
once become The collector Of the por, of New O,I.n
bad TO walk the plank in hurry because he did no,
the expedition His friends complain that there was no de-
Liberation his case, and very Justly Her spanish Mae
tys minister must be appeased and of with the head
OF the collector in hot haste but The Of consul who
has diagraced himself and his country and left fifty two al
his counymen to be butchered almost before his eyes
must be very deliberately considered The truth Is the
consul can shake the Presidents procamate in his face
and say. Thou ART the man II wasn't that did it. Doa'
shake your CORY locks Here s the secret of the
hes,ation and debe ration.
The truth is Fillmore e. Co have shown, throughout
ms whole business. their utter unness stand the
helm in this country They pretend that il was theil
ony TO stop any expedition from this country: then why
o a ,ney no, do ~ We say, why did they not do il
All palhes will hold the President bound 10 do what he
Sc.. mn b.: duty TO do. The fact is the President
9ant 90 what he and his friends say he was sworn to do
ey sy me blame on the collector Of the port OF New
Me.ns. why did they have such an officer there
10y AnIw wns' was to be apprehended. Why are the
omcss nneo WIN Incompetent unfahful officials WHY
was sseh man as Owen placed at Havana--a man who
sess onwe', sna mes IN bed till 10 o'clock when his
rounds himself with improper sgens-tro,s abou, IN.
country to watering places and railroad ceehra,,on.
public duties are not performedand then the guilt i no,
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y known establishment still conducted in the
manner has always The and pleasant situation
az hause
xue found there combine 10 render agreeable and ad
yaniageous 10 traveller.
H. ing long
tba establishment subscriber pledges his
maintain It's ropotsuon and 10 give sAscnon 10 hs
VIM. II. PARKER.
BosTon, Sept is, 1851.
S.nt -3xst u
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camp near Inc fo,cn Of Camargo, September lbanntpersnr,
ofJNer'ean indtpsndsnes-lS5l
The WAR BEGuS.-In,elligence, on which we rely
has Just been received from Camargo that a SHARP
skirmish has taken place between the troops oil
Colonel Carvaial and the regulars OF the govern
ment at that city, in which number of men were
wounded and which resulted in the triumph OF the pa
triots. We are not informed of the details, There
il no doubt, however. that Camargo is in the hands
of the victor., and that they in march for Rey-
nosa and Matamoros. The government has 40 weak
ened itself by sending reinforcemens TO Camago that
these places will fall easily into the hands of the revou
tioniss We learn that General Avalos, commanding
Maiamooe received the reports Of three courers yeser
day. bu, what they brought has yet transpred
As there were demonstrations of success boasting
and the last company of cavalry the disposal OF the
general despatched last night towards The OF
war, we infer that the patriots sweeping all before
them Thus has commenced struggle that may regen-
crate Mexico and for her people justice and pros
periiy The people Of the United States will stand
with folded arms, Indifferent spectators Of this anmatng
scene.
LAST MoMrxT.-We Just hear that the commandani OF
artillery on the side of the government was killed and
some thirty other persons military and civil. Camargo
IL taken The fight 10 up
We have just received by express says the Rio Bravo
several letters, which give below, giving the details
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to be laid at the door OF the Presden.-he y no. 10
49, i,ss his underlings This country will moi be
mai OF with such excuses
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the Senate fat.iooted Compromise man ihon., /,
ierng with him on the tariff and internal mD,or. ~H
que stons-his opponent being anti compromi.. a'
The election then came on The democrats w,,s ~
for the Compromise, and they made clean ,u...
Little Rhody." and bringing her straight into IN. q
promise line al the same time And now the R,,.1s
can find nothing better TO do than 10 cayil abou R1s,
Island!
Coming to Massach usells, the Republic Of cou,,. i,
us the old coalition story again, adding to il h..
ever, one OF Mr. Halletts many bold and Just dsnuo,
tons oil the whole thing, The especial organ, p h..
ever, forgets to tell that the wings in Mann, 81.
and Aliens case, and Whalleys case, aud in III, n,
Dental nomination. question in their Stale conyen0,
have thrown Webster and the Compromise oyerbo,l
and that the democracy is now, in Us State convsDbo,
fully pledged TO the Compromise, and that the free so.,
have gone into separate organization; while the VII,
address, written by Edward Everett and unanino0,'
adopted by the State convention, declares tia, M,
greater pare OF the said -soers are ,ohigs and A..
the free. soil party "has not single principle in COMM,
with the democrats"
We have thus far followed the Republic. dod,u
through four OF the northern States which Ia,
venlured 10 name The Republics sentimental ou.
ney through the remaining three will give some .o
sport for tomorrow. But let the Republic think on i,
proclamation with US, and find comfort; M
other overthrow can, after that, be terrible.
But here is one statement which the Republic has ,l,,
from its anonymous authority, and made its own. which
Isl quite too good 10 be lost:
Where. then, this crisis. stands the good old viii
party of the country The is obvious and nstu
II stands where it ought to stand and where wonN
be indeed il il did stand-,oith il, ox ,,J
and glorious national wing administration which !, i.
able exponent and representative. The ixeip a.S
measures of that administration its priaep, a.d
measures The wings of the North the wings Of the South
and the wings of the West, saDd where their noM VIII,
national administration stands"
Let all men mark the fact that this administration !,
proud-s glorious-is noble. and also national! Il !,
proud of Galphinism and Gardnerism. |, Is glorious ia
the sagacy which Chateld has outwitted in Nsa,xu,
and in the frmness which Concha has rampled upon Il
Cuba 1t is noble in the spirit which has iamey mi
silently surrendered the doctrine of Mr. Monroe 10 Bril-
ish and French Intervention to hunt down our citizen,
and to aboonize Cuba II is national in the Caiorpu
and New Mexico policy. which made the Compromise b
only alternative to dsunion. and in the vigor whsl
negro riots at Lancaster, Buffalo, Syracuse and Boso
can habually conquer and dsarm. Its principles ,e
series of laws which il did not frame nor carry an
which it cannot sustain for an hour and, finally il
nsaswes-not aspiring to the dignity Of the s,au,
book-are the junketings which test the forbearanu
the people, and the procamalons which s.tes the hun
iation Of their government
1
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Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies',
Northeast corner Of 9fA and II strsef.
THE INSTITUTE will on the first of s.p,cm
be with efficient OF professors every
department
Terms for boarding pupils. sao annu, including English and
mathematics.
Term. for day puppe sssion Of rnonfAs-om Alo to
&22, in English and mathematics.
Ancient and modern languages music, drawing painting
extra Circulars 10 be had Of The Principal Early application
admission 10 necessary.
WILLIAM J. CLARK, Principal.
WAsHsoros CITY, August H. 1851.
AuaI
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Mount AIl,an Inststute.

THIS institution pleasantly situated Georgetown
Hsirb-the embracing
the Potomac for miles, and the OF Aenandua
signed extend led number Of boys good
PRACTICAL Christian education
thorough academca instruction with The proper discipline Of
Christian
The next regular session will begin November
any cause desire earlier admission
Tor admission OF pupils, for further information, may
Rev ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Georgetown, D. @.
~ The Bishop of Maryland aud Hugh Davcy Evan.
~ o"umofe Hon f. " Chambers, county, Aaron
on ESQ., Fourth Auditor OF the Treasury Evan
esq, Georgetown w, Thomp.on Pttsboro,
e s is s col Miller Haliowe St Mays Georgia
~, - - ~ eoODs-On hand, and constantly recev
mngs INV """s nm" "n-
se in the above line which ON ~"
r,no..-, JOHNS PAYNE,
Northeast corner Of Fourth sce,s
July a--eod3sn "'''"A'
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DRAPER and Tailor-WILLIAM TUCKER, late Of the
Tucker, Pennsylvania between ~
receive calls from his
and public opened large and
English cloths, cassimere and
vesng selected himself with from the
New York all Of which will
the lowest cash prices and the reputation Of his establish
nj .
which will be executed
N. show Of the handsom-
offered in this city,
2l-3taw3w