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INDIAN SUMNER.

There is time jus. ere the frost
Prepares 10 pave old Winters way,
When Autumn in reverie lost,
The mellow daytime dreams away.
when Summer comes, in musing mindi
To gaze once more ON hill and dell.
40 mark how many sheaves they bind,
And see if all is iipened well.
With balmy breath she whispers low,
The dying tiowers look up and give
Their sweetest incense ere they g.
To her who made their beauties i've.
She enters meath the woodland shade,
Her zephyrs lift the lingering leaf
And bear il gently where are laid
The loved and lost ones of its grief
She seeks the shore, old Ocean heaves
In gladness huge his mighty breast:
Prisons his wild winds in the caves,
And basking in their smiles, is best.
And last, old Autumn, rising, takes
Again MS scepter and his throne.
With boistrous hand the trees he shakes.
Intent on gathering all his own.
Sweet Sammer, sighing, flies the plain,
And waiting Winter, gsunt and grin
Sees miser Autumn hoard his grain,
And smiles TO think it's all for him.
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THE WRECK OF THE ATLANTIC--It will
be remembered that in the list of persons lost
on board the steamer Atlantic, on Lake Erie,
the name of Mrs. Cornwell, sister of Elibu Bur
ritt, was published in ali The papers. We find
the first contradiction of the statement in the
London Times, together With very interesting
personal narrative from Mrs. Cornwell herself.
She was the last lady who left the sinking
steamer and was carried to Erie by The propei
Ter Here she had TO walk considerable dis
lance barefooted and bareheaded. She was al
so seriously bruised, and almost covered with
some tar, into which she had fallen. Mrs. Corn
well was kindly cared for by some ladies'.
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ALL s9IAIL B0Ys.-H. P. TAYLOR, 8th
Il street, between Grace and Franklin-My
school being exclusively for beginners. give sps
cial attention to Reading, Correct Epunciaton
Grammar and spelling; also to Geography, Map
Drawing, Arithmetic ard History. Specimens of
my Boys composition aud writing may be always
seen at the Dis atch flee. My Rule is peremp
tory. but as gentle AS possible &C Q
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Itwas estimated that there were twenty thou
sand persons present at the Cuban Indignation
meeting held 10 New Orleans ie~ nights
ago. There were two hundred Vice Presidents.
Resolutions were passed, calling for imme-
dia,e redress. They were adopted by una
nimous voice. A copy OF them has been sent
10 the President Of the United States.
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DEPARTURE OF SoRA.-This very desirable
bnt mysterious bird, is thought by soma to re-
mainin our vicinity during the entire year,
Notwithstanding they are TO be found only at
certain ngriods. gentleman informed US
vesterday. that this was an erroneous impres.
sion. and that many Of our cillzens witnessed
The departure ofmyriads on Thursday night
IL is said they resembied dense cloud, and
for miles The heavens were perfectly black,
and nor a star was to be seen iwinkiing in the
armament. We suppose the QUESTION is now
settled. that sora do take their flight from this
section, as soon as the cool weather commen-
ces. Ii has long been subject Of great con-
,royersy, and enyeioped in such mystery, alb
srruseness and complexily, that fears were en-
tertained it you'd never be adjusted.-Pefers.
burg Expkss.
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QUICK WoRK.-Nessrs. Wilson e. Mckee

QUICK WoRK.-Messrs. Wilson & Mckee,
contractors of the Messrs FIemin, Gill s.
Co.'s new Iron Works, put ap the immense
frame work Of the forge building, l60 by 100
feet, and comprises over 10000 feet Of timber,
with all the requisite braces, pins, &C., and
made it ready for shingling, in the coarse of
two weeks. Practically we are not much ac-
urainted with this kind Of work, but are inform.
ed by mechanics that this is an unusual
achieyement.-W Wheeling Int.
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ni-sOLUTl UN.-ILs o.partnrrshiq here.

M -SOLJTI UN.-ILs cl.partLrFshiY here
- toioie existing under the hrm OF L. 4, N
ROSE is thi. day, by mutual consent, dissolved.
September 10Th, 1852,
The subscriber il returning his most sincere
thanks for the very liberal Pat, onege SO kindly De
slowed the old firm, 5egs to inform his cd Gus
toners and the citizens generally, that ne has jus,
returned from the Eorh with entire new sick
of Fall Goods, amongst which may b" found
handsome designs in silks silk Fe!vets, Mousg
de Lame, Cash neres, Meflnos, Alpacas, and
teusive assortment Of Grape long, square aud tAth
Shaw!s also, very large assortment Of Fisunels,
Blankets, kerseys, Linaeys, &c. &c, ana almost
every article usually kept in q dry goods house
which will be sold ON the most reasonable terIns
MORRIS W. ROSE,
oc 6-2m 20J Broad street
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Mrs. r. LYONS MILLINERY

III Pm Wk~. T., LNUN'S .MILLINERA
sa lROOaS, Main street over Word, F, rgus
Iy<1 son & Co-Thankful to the public for the
literal patronage heretofore extended 10
her, solicts cont nuance as she hiss lust returned
from the North and is now in receipt Of large and
fashionable assortment of Millinery and Fancy
Goojs. Her stock consists in part Of silk, Velvet
and Straw Bonnets; Ribbons, Flowers. Feathers,
P!umes; Mourning, Lace and Needle Wark Col
lars, Chemizettes &c; Dress and Mantle Trim
mlngs OF every description; Hair Braids, Fronts
DC All of which will be sold at wholesale or re.
tall. on the most accomm odating terms
hluilners, Dress Makers and others can be sup.
pied with Ladies' and Chidrens' Dress, Cloak
Mantle and Visete patterns of the most fashion able
STYLES. Dresses and Nantes made to order. Figured
Silk Dresses for sale cc cS-1y
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THE WASHINGTON MosumEsT.-His In
perial Majesty. Sultan Ao-da- Maid. inti-
mates, through the u. 5. Legation at Con.
stantinople, a wish TO contribute a block Of
marble 10 the Washington Monument from
Byzan,ium' The most ancient OF Republics and
from the city of Constantine, as an Offering
from the successor of the Mahomedon caliphs
and the Ottoman sultans. The offer OF the
Sultan, it is said, will be accepted.
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THE !yustn session OF tne subscribers Law
4 oChoo. WI. CcG nle0cc on Mo-Gay ine 70 Il day
q October DeH. aad telnli4ate On saturday The
Iblh Gay Ql March, 1853 Gentlemen desilos de
To- u lDiU mauuu IS ~ the plan # strac1!ah
Adopted in my school text books, expenses, &C,
VII pf IMPLY receive. ia reply 70 lhe.f eoqai'les,
? lftad c lcu arletler Communicating the desired
Information.
JOHN w EROCkENBROUGH
Lexington, Va, Aug. Il, 1852.
au 1S-2awtUc!25
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DEF. VI. ID. HOGE's B0ARDiN
b AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner of Frank.
LII snd 9TH .!Ireais. RichmOnd. Ha.-Jne


III! and 9Th streets, Richmond, Va.-Tne
ueEt t-rnl Ct tbs institute Will commence or the
st Of October. The course q etudy will embrace
all the branches pertaining to a thorough English
education, together with ALclent apQ Modern Ian
gUa2Cs Last year more then 100 pupils We're IN
Attendance al The same time, bat during the rex,
T. The number vii be restricted to lO0-tweuly
= Wnom " al lie received a. bo4rjeTs in The family
OF the PriAcipai. Charge for board, washing aod
I'll usual accUulno oda.igus, Tor ten mouths, S220
heretofore. Tuition ia English, from SO to
140, according 10 3he advancement Of Inc pupil
French. spanish or Italian. $50 Latin, >5 Music
s. per month Ibe German Lana suage vii be
taught 3taIy. or by .ne usu2i melGod, 10 as many
as may wish to acquire ii, tjeeCt cha5ga.
Rev. }. I. Stafford VIII occupy the position
when was filed 0y the Rev. w. J Hose 'a,t year.
.df- Stafford Is zeuii-mau OF Varied and accurate
schg 81 skip anG nas nad several years experience
al Instructor III OF the best Institutions in
our country.
IuGag Ladies from the country, as well as from
the city, sired be present the first day of
tG9 e.sirn. Ii is o-.@n s-rious incunv enience
ana dsccucsgc'nent 10 a pupil 70 enter a Class
which ras u!ala even wsea 5 progress.
Payments jRcQriaOty II adtaHce-one-haf on the
first % October, tht .lec on the drst of March.
Al conn 3nic&.!on5 viii receive prompl atten
tIGn. Adc't>s REV. NJ, D. HOGE,
al 27--1& W3'n kicnm0nd. Va
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Charge of Forgerg.

BosToS, Oct. l5.--yalenline w. R. Smith "a
telegraphic operator, is under arrrs here
charged with forgery in attempting 10 deifaud
the Life Insurance Company ot 9S,O00.
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ABscoNDED.-Ira Ransom, a contractor on
the Ohio Central and Hempfeld Railroad, has
absconded after securing the pay of some D.
900 dollars, estimates of work, mainly belong
ing to the workmen on the two roads, whom
he has left unpaid for more than months
work. All his creditors, among them several
merchants of this city, are left 10 The lurcn.--
Wheeling Int.
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"a, <IAt ,ss, i}A5tt CUTTING AHD
- DhE--4.G- -Cupyinl Lencn. n, Bleeding, EA-
i.ae.l- I,.-a, t-c M.i j. :. '>oACH from Ger
iaea!, l-t, n IN ladeIphia. woC.d most respect
-..-s l....- .r citizens Ut K'camond an5 its vicn-
~ --s. b.. .s opeae- ana ag.y a.tsd out toe cor
Efrs.g:. 'tvrf4gr street ludar Mrs. Eidiug
/ a.l..s J. -s-, where h. will be =. al. times pre-
p-.-l - i.- 3.af.e satisfaction 10 al the ABOVE
la.aci yra s., .glh promptilde aud dispatch
- lm~
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t!', aa r.. = tls ss.g~@.-O4Ec- u &aptrG1,ct,
/ Geny a. 49, OF. IN loj2.-t.CpJsais vii! be
received e., sidr,s uuul Thu sday, tls Z lst INST
+. = d. C.. g.. e.; for the following wo:k:
t-.y,'l yJ, 10 teet long, commencing near
- ;Et,is r..sl Il Gay and IN streets and exlen-
eng up { aaG t h streets 10 point near the
H-itE-p e-'... mans ctiun o! Marshall and ON
s,-c-ts !, ..! o- cpmEelcCd a! a depth OF Ia feet
below the cc Il TIN street, aud reach Its term-
nation "a -"p,u oi 81 feet. Its capacity will be
y y iet, ear. eide walls 10 average two feet in
th.Csn-ss a.i ia un COED thorough flag stones
running a. ant uader each wall ana covered
VIII tHlck -. = granite sabs-all the masonry 10
Do lad IN b. = cement mortar.
Also, wet connecting the cuiyeris between
eth and ga streets. north Of Clay Capacity 3 by
ana bl!t re- above There viii be no excavation
needed To- tIs except for the bed Of the cuivert-
Ice eiengta + tEIs section ls about l40 ieet.
Also d. e.. 49, i~,t II Cu!vert BY at the inter
SECTION OF ila! win isins street, TO be uit as
above. i ltti- excAyali II IS needed tor this
AL surr.-s Cafth ana rubbish to De carefully re-
moved by Lie CyatracroT.
The cC...eot1r mlII enter into a covenant with
the Chy O.! ,'camOnd for the prompt aud faltn1d
execution g.. the works, which wanted AS early
A4 / ls prec. abr 10 complete them.
The estimate t3t Toe irst mentioned culvert Is
n2w placed 81 SIS - pzr lnesl foot; for the others
at s. % esc4 per toUt and no bids beyond these
ESTIMATES g.I us considered
Luess in- e. Aiiact Oe signed within ten days rom
and after T. date Of the award il will be consider
Cd rs aban4- led
ocIl-td NJ BATES, Supt Streets.
xz
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NAH ana WINTER DRY G0OD>:

IEA ID md WINTER DRY ETOU~
a GS52.-NEW STAPLE AND FANCY DHY
GOODS aTOKElN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
vac. 4. tsWAThGN takes pleasure IN
uoGnc.ag to the citizens of Richmond and sar
rounding county, that he has taken the spacious
harercUm, No l67 Man street, opposite the EX
change Bank, and lew do0Fs below the American
Ho.e, where h has opened 4 new and splendid
stock OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods, suit
ed 10 the 4 all and Nlnter Sales either at wholesale
OF retail He now has in store most every aru Gle
usually Kept in Dry Goods Store, all 0t which he
expects to sell much cheaper than the old prices,
d great potion having been purchased at Auction,
and since the late decline in great many Kinds o.
printed goods, He respectfully and cordially
hcts cal from all in want If cheap goods, es.
peciay the Ladies.
nc Sim c A GWATKIN.
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sEhAND CUTTiNG.-NI. Il. NHlIMAN.
ID Stencil Gutter, thankful Tor past iavors, begs 10
inform his friends and toe public that tor the pre-
sent he can be found at MS esdeGce on 18th street,
between Main and Franklin, where he wall execute
any work IA his line with Ieatness and dnpatch
I'm
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pICHMOND Stove woRhs.-Deaiel


IG il Rtcamond ard throuehoG tne state can
De supplied ircm these works with
Premium and A;g-t:3 b: Cooking stoves
Air t!gn: Ccal FrauAiin and Wood fraEAlin far
lor stoves
Factory, Store and Coun.ing-Room Heating
StO Is
FiQi5d Box Stoves. &c, &C
Also-Frorts and Crates, Tenders, lion RaihngS
DC, III great variety
Pain and olnamented House Castinss ma@e u
sup riur material, and f hni ned wo. kmspsh
The legail pcrchaser would DO wei to stisc' ouf
Stores in ufeterenc. 10 the OF Norht rn tFash
with waich the nnarset is flooded some 81 waich
will not stand single WINTER "itho't irq 'ine
more repairs than the original cost Cf me store
Our Stoves have been gotiel up win psft.cu,
lar regard u the Southern traoe-be!hg lhaos -.
IS per cent heavier than those made al zee No''n
OF superior IN 4teriais and warranted oi as sooo
Workmanship. y ,.,, = fsu
ass~~,nsn, -, sttves and lhev may also be
mad from Messrs d SCR Weller, Henley, Main
street; 81 Cooper, Cary street, ana oo-e''
Br5Ad street. -.. . .rynEp
9-tW bDN fsoI - =, : = -
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NUTICE.-Ail persons IndeOIed to lac lale hrn
" OF PEAKE, BRADLEY d co, either by bond
or open account, are earnestly requested to CONS
forward and settle thrm, no longer indulgence
will be given Tnese accounts are oi long stanl il
and must De settled
Also, all persons indebted to Us, whose accounts
are due requested to settle sheIn speedily for
We are determined to have them SEIZED without
delay. -
au 3l-ts BRADLEY e. BROTHER
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ETFTEEN GROCE LOWS BROWN
II WINDSOR SOAP, received and for sale by
oc6 ADIE GRAY, LAT Main street.
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05sEkT &. BROADDUS offers his secvl
- c"s 10 the ct!ze..s of Richmond and the public
generally s. Il general Collector Of Claims He
trusted 70 nIs care. his Office is in the rear CT MJ
James X. Suttens office, in Law Building, Rich
IQuud Va my 4-G.n~
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g'O TOBACIO MANUFACTURERS.
J. The subscriber soIicts The attention OF Iobac-
co Mspuiactu"ers to his superior Presses and Mills,
OF every description. P RAHM,
Eagle Foundry, Cary below Pearl street.
an 2l-6u
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E'OR saLE, PRivATELY, lot OF
IL School Desks, and other Boarding School Fur
nliuEe; also, fine Rosewood Piano, made by
Eunns and Clark, OF New York, and ia perfect or
der For sale at the residence Of h. g. Minor, on
Main street, between 3rd and 4ta streets.
oc9 GEORGE ] SUMNER
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II. lie or Post OAK, eight f

..r \, lie or Post Oak, eight faet
-ar...I siscs 10 a thickness Of SIX
b.. ut no: less ta4a eight inches,
e.a -m TIE o,Err sides. Proposals
...-I = bridge oi 70 icet spst. of
CHRISTIANS creek; also OF o. yots
3 ans = au1tJl Pans and pro-
.. .-.Cl me c.I - the IAN of No
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7g9II .TH~t RIBER hsEiBe taken tht, store
4 corner OF llh ard Broad streets, (fecfnty &C,
cupied by Joan Eeese, Esq } VIII seep 1 on aana
iu.l and vel! selected assortment o. 6receries.
10 which invites the attention oi n.s ns
tn public generally !aAEs o.
Having retired iron the sloeety ousm n .n.c.ssor
I.mes B sheltoo) to my friends and pair' us. !
nave snowu Mr. .heitsn long and Intimately ara
ieel strong assurance that ia all business transae-
tlons he will sive entire satisfaction. ,,y.
oc 2-lm JUN E. "II'H
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81 s.. tDQENKTEIi@ FOR

50 e.. fD4uAkTEKs FOR FAsi-
fgE .y, 49, tADTHlNG Just received the
~ $780,. .tly of Cloths Cassn!eres ar Il
--A--~~ tt-. = be- found il the city, OF the
.a-a-, aa.a. -..rayai styles, consisting in part
-eaca .- e. a.1 Cass!neres, ali qualiuas
t-'.ch .a' .s G' MS and Cassiuere5 o every
---sl' AID. french 3 aver Cloths, all quail
LIS, tfaL- a Coating Cloth entirely new;
..r-at :. III Clu,hs, French Inargie and
....E 4 G. ..as ,r,y
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ON;s CELEBRATED NE1T.

CATER AND JOINER. thankful for the liberal ia.
ronage which he has received during the last five
years, would inform his friends and the public that
ne : prepared 20 undertake BUILDINGS OF everv
kind on accommodating terms.
Having a practical knowledge of the business, h
hopes. by strict attention to it, give satgtac action to
ali VINO may employ him.
Shop Oh oth, between Grace and Franklin streets
Richmond Sc I3-dtlJ
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-------- = pa8ASANTS, Editor.
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OTECE.-Thc under signed beg leave most re-
- specttully 20 intimate 10 the inhabitants o.
Richmond snd its vicinity, that they have com
IN need business on l4th or Pearl street, near
Mayos Bridge, for thu purpose OF carrying on Pain
and Ornamental, House, Sign Coach and Furni-
ture Painting; also, Gliding, Giazfng. Pa
per Banging and GrainIBg, They pledge
Themselves to execute all work in lhe neatest
cheapest and most substantial manner.
J. MCLEOD CO.
n. B-AI orders punetually atlsnded to.
So 3l-2a~
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TF YOU would consult your own interest, read

EF YOU would consult your own interest, read
Il the following certificate from wetknown gen
teman OF this city
RICHMOND NOVEMBER lsT, lS50-To Mrs. A.
B. Daws-Dear Madam have used your Cough
Elixir" in nv family for about two years, in all
cases of colds and coughs and have, on various
occasions recommended ii TO the use OF my friends,
and ann happy 10 say that in every instance 1t has
given entire satisfaction. Indeed, SO haoituated
have become TO its use, in cases OF cough aud
colds that | never think of recommending any
other remedy either in my own family or to my
friends. Yours, &c,
JAMES w. LEWELLEE
For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT d
BEERS. A. BODEkER ChAS BECK, and CHAS.
d YALE, and Mrs. A B DAVIS, Main street, Rlch
mopd Sc 2e
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u.,.... .g'T 4 ANntR~"S,
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WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL.
w Landing from scbr George, catg0 oi supe
rior White Ash Anthracite Coal. Persons
laying iu their winter supply of the above Coal,
would do well 10 send down iheir orders. s. 10
per load, delivered any where in the city
JNO. w. WRIGHT,
set Dock Wharf
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rfsEiE wUTEs or THE SOUTHERN
4 MANUFACTURERS BANK are redeemed as
Heretofore IL par az OF coanter.
oc u c. w. PURCELL e. CO.
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r1.yARDIN, Proprietor.
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gNu " -. F. s.g<~,- O4c- u Saptrtt,ct,
/ len} d, 49, OF. IN Io54.-t.CpJsais vii! De
i-c.leaa t.. .- s.i,e uuu Tau sday, tie 2lst inst
49, ..sr.. f..r ,t. t.,lI,yyfao Lyu-k.
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Chas. Il. Harreys. JOhn 4. Burgess.

VA UOD, COhk AND CEAL.-Ine suo
" scriDer is prepared to furnish WOOD, COkE
OF COAL cheap can be bought in town
Yard at DanyiIie DepOt--otfice on Pearl street,
opposite Alhambra Hotel, anu immediately under
Me-srs Toler n Cook. All orders lett Mr ?. w Wool.
folks Grocery, on Broad street, Qormor!y EDisD
wi be attended Immediately.
Lump Coal 50 per load.
" y 3m THOMAS EOSTER
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DENTAL aUatsEDS.-D


XII hES hfsc4HO II NJ Wa Y Il "a 4 Z u.
~ RY. The subscriber invites the attention of
the l. ady 10 his new and extensive all Stock Ot
HATS and CAPS, which comprises al the various
grades, styles, cuors and qualities OF GeD,lemens ,
Boys and ChiIdiens' Hats and Caps now in use.
Merchants Of Virginia. North Carolina and Ten
nessee partlcu arT requested 10 examine before
= ing further North III almost infinite variety u
gooJs now ready fer Inspection al this SAB
i-hnent Those who have the disposition - pre-
fer home manufactures GDG encourage b me il
dustry, can do with advantage Uy Supplying
themselves and their customers wiki RIci 'nond
made goods, which viii be warranted as tine in
ducrd in ans market in the world. v lie the prices
shal! bc reduced to the lowest and mosI economical
american standard Those who may wish 70 pat
rOnizn the manufactures ct other Sta;es can be 1ur
nished III Northern and Eastern goods al The
manufacturers prices The stock {, insists OF the
usual variety OF fne fashionable Hals and Caps, cf
Old geEtlrmens broad i.n7 II II tie finest to ia
lowest qualities; Servaf - Hats sG1 Gays 1t al
kinds, from one dolla' per dozen L" Chi dr,n and
infants II ats ana Caps, Ladiss Rid e Hats, al
lhe various styles aud qualities OF - II Hats Ta-
pauiu, Woo. and G.szed Hats a.. the GRADES uI
Caps. hair, zeal, clojn, leather, r!Ush, (c9tton and
sjik,) Fur Caps up 20 the very fines, Cter and Bte
yer.
Ladies' Furs-Nu.fs. TIP. e.5, M1rFataes
Cuts, Elctoi!n"s Foot Nutfs Misses e03 CuijroEs
MGtfs, Nictoriue5. &C. as compete ani wr ag,o.t
ed stock Of lhcse goods IS usually scot in lhe
most + shluna5ie fancy stores q New ok
au %l-zm JOHN nOoLFY i Main y
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