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EAs gsl n as-35 whole and half barrels, ao'
- ing this day, and for sale low by
oct l8.ts LEE & JOHNSON.
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Nj OOTkWAN AZ Va = EkEEN, GROCERS &
III COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Lyacl6arg, "a,
are rece.vinga large and well selected stock of
Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware d Queens
ware consisting part OF the following articles to-wt
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns
1900 lbs. Sole Leather
geo sncks Liverpool Salt
l4O " Rio, Lagura and Java Cohees
1910 Kegs OK. fence aud W house nails
II hhds L h, y and Cuba Sugars
~ 6hl' Coffee Sugar
~ nus crushed, ground and clarified sugars
~ 3h,s Q and Sngar-house MoIasscs
10 10 S boxes Ada Adamantine candles (supcrior)
~. 20 boxes s lof l2and So 10 gln.
a. no pair Blankets Pulled Cloths Sheeps Graz
which they offer to the trade at fair prices ~
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fENn R a. y II ENG MACHINES and
II WHEAT FANS The attention uf the public /.
respectfully invited stock Of Thre.hing Alacines
aud Wheat Fans which re substantially built and Of
the npprofcd patterns Persons in need of such
implements would do well to give our stock an exami.
cation feel sat fed that they viii be pleased botl
in price and WORT manship
All Implements warranted to perform we'll
~ 15.-ts DIUGUID & BROTHER.
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LyNGRAVEp. ytsIEtNG. rgUslNEss

L. ENGRAVED, VISITING, rsUSINEss
M and Wedding Cards &c. Also, Copper plate
printing for Cards, Bill heads &c, &c.
All orders forthe above, promptly attended to. Pease
call and examine specimens at Il Southend Bookstore
Bots & MORSE.
PUCK SEsOE AND BULLET 81 lie
~ subscribers have just received lot of Buck Shot
and compressed bullets all sizes and for sale ty
WIN & C FISHER,
nov dts Opposite the Franklin Hotel.
4HN Il Irans.ics Nchnyo inst received a lol
H. of very superior pa'e and dark Brandies. among
which may be found theiayor brands of Otarl Dune,
& Co, old Londo1 Dock, Permit. Castilon & Co.. and
J. tennessee < Co &c. &c. all warranted pure and
npar the vintage of 1928 and 1882. Thnse in want of
genuine fine Brandes, viii please call ON
oct lS-ts LEE & JOHNSON
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NtAE American Farmer, PUBLISHED
N monthly at Baltimore, by S Sands at 81 per ven,
Subscriptions for this valuable periodical (Which sfon
be intAe hands of every Farmcr) '''''''
The NORTHERN FARMER, published non,bl,,,,
81 cents per year. containing Is large octave s
Scrptions received by c. MORSE. Oor6s1s IT,,
rirk Fo,,se. m H. 80 -"
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/ OOfkKNG GLASS AND PICTURE

I eUAkNW CHA - AND HEGHlhh
-R-4 FRAME MANUFACTORY.-The undersigned
manufacture and offer for sale tue following article at
Northern prices:
Portrait Frames, richly ornamental and poin gilt
Picture Frames Of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
gueneotype Frames, lurge beautiful assolment
new goods
Looking Glass Plates, ofoll sizes and fecd in
Picture Glass, French, first quality from 50A3G incl
down
Plate Glass, for stores and dwellings, furnished oorj'
Composition Rosettes of al Sizes for Builders interior
work
ALso-Old Work re-gilt and jobbing in all the above
bran hes
flrtre GLASS cut to any pattem-and large size
French Mirrors furnished 10 order.
Es' Country orders by mail willreceive promptatten
ton FRANCK & GLOVER
1913 Main street. between 9thand lodi ST. Richmond
Va. IraoQ-rs
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BY TuE SAME ARTIST.
PORTRAIT OF JACKSON.

Geo W Childs, ESQ, rhil'o.
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TIcse vcsscIs al OF ho rst class, built in the civ
of Baltimore expressly for this tadc, and Lave super
or accommodations tor passengers. They are Gem.
manded by experienced Captains, and qualified fo lie
trade,and who viii spare eXertion to accommodate
They WILDE towed up and down the ryel by steam,
and may be relied 10 sail promptly advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Now
York will find ito their interest ship by this line
il is the only regular line, and freight viii always be
uken the lowest rates. and every effort will be made
by tue agents in Richmond and New York to give salts.
action unexpectedly nsk and hope to succeed mob.
tanning full share of patronage. Goods slipped by
this line to New York. Will be forwarded free Of com.
mission to New Orleans, Mobile Savannah. CharIesou
any other port The vessels will be in Richmond at
Rockets in New York ut berth No. l, Coffee House
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Thanksgiving.

To day has been set aside by Gov.
Joseph Walker. for Thanksgiving. 1t
will be observed throughout the State
and we feel satisfied that our merchants
and Tradesmen in this city will close
their houses and suspend business
One day fA UNIVERSAL thanksgiving does
not conflict with the religious creed OF
bias Of any sect, and therefore all
should observe it. Base is the slave IN
deed, either to wealth or fortune, that
cannot give one day out Of the year, to
thank the Great Giver for keeping the
lights trimcd in Heaven and bedecking
the earth with lovely flowers and happy
creatures to gladen the eye of migrate
full man.
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Notice to Contractors.

DROPASALS will be received at the
i Office of Crosse Tete and Baton Rouge
Plank Road Company, until the 27th Nov
ember, for the following work-vix:
For cleaning, ditching and grading the
whole route.
For furnishing lumber, bridging, and pla-
cling culverts, including I draw bridge across
the Bayou Crosse TAte.
For planking and completing said Plank
Road from Crosse Tate to the Mississippi
River.
Proposals for the whole work are prefer
red and will be first considered,
For information, apply to H. w. Allen,
West Baton Rouge, s. M. Hart, East Baton
Rouge, or at the Office Of the company on
Crosse Tete.
)dress Chas. A. Slack, President of the
Board Of Directors. JAS. H. JOHNSTON,
Crosse Tete, Nov. eth, 1882. Sect'y. (
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pntry is e6lhm earate with 49, 1dnlifs..
ton for the devotion of other nations for
thev kindred and bifthrghts
At the end OF the contest, which is to de-
termine the mastery Of Fillibusterisn,
whether the Delta will be the "Solitavy
Mcvner" remains to be seen. Perhaps
the sobriquet may be restored to your
whilom friend. -, -. M. ELAM.e
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outlaws and freebootes. hut they lived to
disprove these calumnies, and having Sc
cured, q, the United sts this valuable
count most Of them died in comparative
poverty, or still live, in narrow circum-
stances, honored a heir virtues, their pa
triotism, and their heroism in the cause Of
Republican Liberty. Y@
Let Colonel Elan refresh his well stored
memory on this subject, and when he again
enlightens the world on "Fillibusterism,"
let him explain the difference between the
Florida expedition, in 1910, and that of
Cuba, in 1861 of course, the difference in
result
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Critics..

Our town is not free (thank Heav.
en- for it) Of factious philosophers
Deep thinking men, versed in the
elegant laws Of polite Literature, and
the Belle Letters.-Tall fellows, not
only large in stature, but giant-like,
in the proportions of intellect with
which the gods have endowed them
1t unstrings their nerves, and puts
them in fever Of the widest excite
mcnt bordering on phrensy, to be-
hold an ungramatical sentence, or an
error in autobiography. Luckless, for
us the Comet occasionally falls into the
hands Of some such, and it is taken to
pieces, by the rules of syntax and
prosody, and the editors ideas become
muddied in the fog that follows, and
disipatcd into air, chin air."
A number of our last Tuesdays
papers il. before us, in which pardon rs
for saying SOY there is not line of
Editorial /; and it has the errors mark
ed in it's face with black lead pencil.
They are as thick, hot as leaves in
Valiembrosia but as frogs in. fly time.
We are obliged to the friend who has
taken upon himself to correct us, but
we cannot promise to stand corrected.
Ours is an cratic existance and we
must confess that it does us quite as
much pleasure to go wrong as it does
to go right. However we will profit
by the advice Of Gus friend, for whom
we have a strange sympathy. FIVE
can aid him in any way to get up a
democratic BALI all he has to do is
command u.s." ral
~~~~~~~
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Nem A0pertlsemenfs.
IS Reward.

r OST in the vicinity " the Court House
IL on the 2lst inst. A DIAMOND ring
The above reward will be paid on delivery
of the ring at this Office. nov. "a.
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J y
:! - :
organized q 90 I elpre 81
tho New Oon1litatiou 1 #
New Orr Is, expsctia1
strength "a untii 81 sum
ming up il VI, It is found inad-
equate to forc0she State at large into
its rule; then we look to Gee it fall to
pieces Of its own weight. a not
wish to attach undue Cd npon
the city delegates in tie ec1vG in.
for opposing the adopted basis, q: 70
blame that portion Of the city pre-
from which ~ issued daily 30r ~
past SIX MOI '.anti niger sonslita.
ton LEAD and choice n,696saus u
billings No il hasbeen the means
Of calling public attention to the quess
tion-that the matter has been careful.
ly and calmly deliberated upon BY
the people, and the resultet the ballot
box has been far beyond Oh most san
gum expectation. rw
The length and talented speeches
against the basis in the Convention
were looked for. II was duty mourn
bent upon Benjamin. Hunt, and Rose
lius and right well did they acquit them
selves. On that occasion Mr.. Conrad
Of East Baton Ronge delivered mas
terly speech that called forth the high
est encominus from all who heard it
including the city delegation. Tho
question was calmly and dispassionate-
ly considered by him; his reasoning
was logical and his dedications irrsfa-
table. $50
We have been anxiously awning
to see the debates printed anlsspread
before the people; and We iddllge the
hope that before the opposition gathers
its full head, that this property Of the
public will be given to them.
We had the pleasure to listen to Mr..
Conrads speech.
Mr.. C. is a native Of New Orleans
and alluded with eloquent pride to the
wealth and importance Of the great
Metropolis of the Mississippi. He
spoke ofthe unsettled population. in this.
as in other cities, from which it has
ever been the policy Of States TO guard
themselves by constitutional re1lric-
tons. He averred that for the good
government of the State there should
be fair representation Of its agricul-
.ural interests, and Il should be guard-
ed in its Constitution against the giant
power of its Metropolis. How could
this DO done? The opponents to the to-
tai population basis" would object to
a restriction and certainly it would
be more odius than to fix The. basis up
on the total population. The oppo-
nents to this "odiws feature" in tho
New Contitution seem to have lost
sight of the fact that it was the Senate
rial basis in the Constitution Of AS,
and SO far from placing the negro on
an equality with the white man y con-
tended by scurrelous newspapers il set
him down where he really is, property.
We hope that before organized propo-
sitions come up, to change the Consti-
luton Of 50 that tie public may b. fur
nished with the Journal and 4nbates
out ofwhich it has come into nee.
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We are authorized to announce JAMES
s. BAILEY, as candidate tor the Lower
House in the next Legislature. n ssFFs
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4 We are authoized to announce Col. A. L
II. DUNCAN, as candidate for seat in
the Lower House of the next Legislature. 4
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Editor and Proprietor.
BATON RoUGE,::::::::::::::::::::::::.Nov. IS 1852

ME. EpIroR.-The numerous friends of
T. B. THORPE, ESQ, would respectfully
suggest his name as a Senatoial candidate
Tor the next Legislature. nov IAN ***#*
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20 In digging well in Wisconsin re-
Gently, a Mr.. Watts came across hard sub
stance Of wood, upon digging intoit, it was
found petrifed chest containing skeleton
and some hundreds ofdollars in gold coins,
with rusty arms and other war-!ike missi-
les: l. T6T 81
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Mr.. EDITOR announce +. B. r
HATCH, Esq, as candidate to represent
this Parish in the next Legislature. Sub
ject to the decision democratic Parish Con.
vention, to be held on Saturday, 9th inst.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-11-25

T "You're always welcome to nv
table," as the farmer said to the turkey. :
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Arriynloflhe Ninsnra.

Tie Niagara viii duties from liverfoal 10 The 2SIh
ult.. also arrived Mt her moorings to-day
The Queen had departed on her tanr 10 Scotland.
Dates from Bombay, The 9th July bring intelli-
gence that the Britsh fo mixing preparations
fnr movement on Avn in November
Advices from Australia represent tint the yield of
soll increasing.
Observation-Disclosures favorable T. fhe e-tabslmept
of the Empire believed be rapihiv progressing
Napoleon had ordered NIL British newspapers 10 be
opened before delivery thePost Offices for the SUP
preston Of all objectionable mnfter.
GEnnAsY.-fhe Cholera was rapidly moving vest
ward.
Mr. Ervs a npen occurred llle 28th nt, and
it was feared thu naay If tie surrounding yllages had
hceo destroyed
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FlRsT DISPATCH.
Arrival OF TEE HUMBOLDT.

NV
The Stra,f.r humboldt arrived from Liverpool tn
day. brineins ia Oh in specie
Cotton firm, in Liverpao
The weather bud been favorable fpr harvesting and
wheat had declined. during the week. l. an 81.
Flour remain unchanged.
The Corn narkei wns en- ier.
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HARD WARE

uARDNA INV in receipt If ,,u,
fa stock 81 HARDNAIE, CUTLERY GUNS
and SADDLERi. CONFUSING the ,no-t ROM E.n
piete aud etffistpt az-urtmrnt exhibited k~U&A
in THIS MARKET We hasc On ian,l: x
800 dazen Axes, Na aud X, pnitrrns
3n00 =" Pen AMI Packer keives. IN endless variety
$500 knsss aud lnrks. ef al prices aud lofiity
100 - X nb. stoel. cupboard. aul oib.f lnek-
a0Dn Butts, Parliament. AMI hunk and ~ ilins,Fs
1000 ernss wood screw :. assorted sizrs
1000 dazen 1T ba-td mill pit aud = ent rs fles
500 Spades and -hoveis
Ion manure and lIay io1.s
10 selves and siifei4
Id single anl double hnrre Gums aud Rifle funein
in p1ice tom $ % IL ~ e..h
100 dszen nnd wpntea's snddlc trces. sli1l,p
iros bide bits, HARNESS aud bii lie buckles rings &e
in great variety Iron eEle all siNes, elliptic springs
hub and sand bands, hog skins, brittle flng- aud sui
1lery. Hardware generally Blacksmith tool4 Of every
description. Planes. ehisels nng.rs aud carpenters
tools large assortment For Farmers nn,l riantation
have full ussnrifnent nf articles, slt Bmm
bic Scyihe grub hoes, manure dngs grrdeh forks pick
axes. ~. all ii which offered for ut Inv ptces
Al purchasers. particularly merchants, visiting this
uarrt Ia buy good respectfully invited II call aud
rxam assortment before purchasing or going on
farther Mouth, ee assured Ids and prices
viii compare fayoruhy with my establishment in the
Northern cities. SMITH \ ROBERTS.
SEPT lO-d2m If 4 hofH Street. HifhBop7 ..
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AND nebEs NAE4E.-l wiz TO eel 1 eJG
IZAGRIss Of Land, ne near the Bnlltlo Spring
Baloo River in Amherst connty, about $50 Of which,
Is bottoms Of qualify. Tho bottoms are thoroughly
drained am iH4 irrgnted at WILL ehat crop Of
er grflss "a alsats eertain. There "a SAW MILL
the frnet With y feet haa Of and abundance Of
timber out one nile Stone fencing is GROUND the
land. No aud in the County does exceed this IN the
production Of Tobacco orn, Wheat ann Oels. On it
Is two Story Brics Dwelling aid other houses. Mon
ev ia wanting or would sell, Apply 10 my So, on
the Pre,.Isea Il. phDMaoNo.
July l-2twd&ct-
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AUCTION SALES.
FIjIt ixt. d. -.
pOsfponcIii ri.

The sale Of the negro aver i.s II take pla'e IN
Saturday ast has been postponed Until lay, the l7t
int mt which time he will eertiiny he sold for cash
Mt public auction in of me market house, in this
lace, Mt ! o'clock P NJ. il fr,-if otherwise. the
the next 1ir day thereafter. tic place mud hour.
sent Il--1f TNF q W. STAPLES. Act
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IoUsE-J0I.EEs and Carpeaser..

i = The ii.aersigned having returned to Lynehburg
spectfuly offers his services the public All JOBS
entrusted his eafe will in tho uoin be executed by
himself and nil times receive mis- per ons attention.
when othess engaged On them. IL is prepared Tn
fulfill all engagements with Dispatch and style sur
passed 10y none liz shop Is tenth, South of West
street where he nlsnysbe found when employed
elsewhere
Any order for hia serviees which may be left at the
pirgininn othee, viii be attended In.
lie will take oae apprentices tn the above bus
mess. who from - II yenrs If age. md of good
character. GEORE PERCIVAT. Sn.
N. b hive sale 20 Acres Of wood
~ LAND IN the Canal, ak mile. above town o1.n
r. good TWO HORSE WAGON one strong CAR
RiAlI., and CART, which will dispose ut ON ac-
confnoiai Ing terms. g. p Sn
Aug '--Ifnw Il
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Steam saw and Planning Mills,
lbooe. Sash- Bind anil Der Factory,
Aii and Machine Hork.
=.

IroH IhfhtHR mn IHfthF.
Biaefsmitmg 81 al descriptions
These works having been fitted up greut expense
with power, aud nrge variety Of machinery ful
working wood aud iron, farm the mos complete estab.
lshment ri the kind IN the Southern Stotes. and
execute better work ard at cheaper mtes. thnn be
in the ordinary mode
Builders aud those ntepd ng To build, supplied with
Doora. blinds. " indow Frames and Sash (pfmed nj
elazed If reqnre,) Meudinea, Flooring dressed
yngue mud graoved, ready orisying dressed Ceiling
md Notwithstanding r#iif,s md variety al Other
materials required in beiIdiee
Gnnfntto,s =na lied wit Lamnnnd Stone Gurs. Der
fiel, Occurring, Whrelhafrov fie.s aud I'm, I oHe,
rools required upon nhlie Works.
Co siani On lind anl fal snle reasonable
nj vaiefia Il | Ibotiae aud otie Lumber. worked
ana,atbed savns anl Planning aone a order. Bill
-. 1ubei. -. ID IL oltler.
in 1=l3s A. NGTfLEfOH. Aeenf.
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DELE sIHE'ER, LfBERTY BEDFORD
ID COUNTY, RfRGINfA.-Tho undersigned Inv
ing purchased If Mr.. William Terry, that old md well
know Hotel csnblitbme know rs the BELL 10
TEL Liberty, ~ oilers bis services 10 tie public for
The patronage ling bestowed upon his predeceaaor
The entire establishment, has Iusi undergone thorough
repair from Cellar To Garrett Rendering il pleasant and
comfortable in every department.
lis Table ia supplied with every thing good which
nur lovely Piedmont eonpiry produce, mud the BAR
with the most genuine and lest qnaliiyoi Liquors.
liz siabesnlo in excellent condition, we'll provided
good nud reliahle Osters always in attendance.
The Rocky Mount line oil Conchea connect ut this poin
lri.weclv with the Cnrs OF Va md Tenn. X. r., and
passengers coming omnny direction either the Gor.
Stages private conveyance will always f0d him pre-
rnred q accomdnle them with neasat my hour.
lie 11ters himaef TINT from the reputation of tbs
house and with eneFy speared his pnft To render
s guests comfortable, he will receive liberal -hnre Of
patronage THOMAS LEfINlCH
July 15-tsif
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CHEAP Boots, SHOES, Hats, IG- l
" take pleasure in calling the atentlon of the public
tony well assorted Stock Of Boots Shoes Cups Hats
Travelling Trunks. Garpet Boys, Panama and other
Summer Hats-comprsin every thing used for the head
md teet which have recently bought in the Northern
cities and Offering very low prices in orderto In
dce large sales think it will be the interest Of all
10 Gull. Us prefer "a nimbe penny a slow shilling.
My arrangements ore made keep MP the Stock
throughout the season, with fresh and desirable Goods
march 29-ftf JOHN q. MEEM.
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HAaAs0. 3 a'PfNR .--.fhe Co.limtaerzhfI. he,,f.
/ ~, ~. #1.. l,et,ecn lie sniscrilera under tie
M of Drrt = tnnifes. nz been this day Dissolved
~ fnfl5 et4etd. lelfh y dudley has purehaa tie
Interest ri Nn,. \ Compton iaire late concern and will
tlI=rlnrgeit4 hafes. liz embraces this opportunity
fis sincere Trunks To his friends ini Their put
famft# II .lp concern n DUDLEY II COMPTON. and IL
srl eonlnuanee in his conneSyo
JND. W. DUDLEY
WM. A. COMPTON,
flselNaAu April leth, 1852
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n Es<bRi ~ ~, the House ind Lot ~
sl.2t Diamond ill, INV cppied ~ Tie Rey. Nh
Ysighan situgfed in an ezecllent niehbe rhood The
buildings consist o. d BRICK DWELLING. viii four
loems 81 the oa aud ppHsege beside. aesela excel.
teaf IN sen roens nd the necessary onshouaes Tie
lot CO liains one acre und hns or II eeof We.
far Terms apr y To Tones 81 Finnes. Rdelarln, Va
mr. 10 ttcif= af-nt Nmsl Yancey VIII resides ne
property. JRHh6 q flNNGf,
july i5-ssilfs BY WI T.1AN0EY.
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ALSO,
Laws of Scottish Cavaliers,
I.,rd aud other Poems by Alice Cary.
Byron's Poetcal works.
Prose and poetlyot Europe aud America,
Lillian and other Poems BY l'med
Book Of Ballnas,
Fnller's Poems, &c. &c.
-nu l.dtsl AT rnE NV CoMmlssIos BooK-S7oRE
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Those vesscI5 II OF The hrsl t7N7. bHII IN te cy
Of Baltimore. expressly for tis lade, and hive saPe'
on accommodations Tor passengers. They IRE com.
mandcd by experienced Captains, aud qualified for the
trnae md who will spare exertion To accommodate
They will be lowed up and down the river by senrn
and may be relied To snil promptly Us advertised
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York, will find il their interest ship by this line
the only regular line aud freight will always be
taken the lowest rates and every effort will be made
bytle agents in Richmond and New York to give sniis
netion unexpectedly ask and hope To succeed mob
tninng full share of paireHage, Good shipped by
this line New York, will be forwarded free u; com
ssion to New Orleans Mobile Savannah Chnrlestonr
or my other port. The vessels will be in Richmond III
Ror,ets; in New York NJ berth No. l. Coffee House
slip foot of Wall Street.
DAVID CuRRIE. Richmond, a.,
CIIAS. II. PERSON, n. York, ~
Richmond, Aug 2s-ts No.6l. South Street
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h1GnE a.tlAnaAGsNEHs,

T y n - - IA f7h9f y ftpff
Iva md Rt7g, Reaa. IhHqadfl,a, Manufactures II.
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