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Billy BOwlegs.

We are not astonished to learn that Major Gen.
W. BowlegS, commander-in-chief of the Seminole
forces in the peninsula Of Porida has declined to
fuini his promise to surrender himself to the off,
GERS Of the United States, and emigrats with the
remainder of his army, consisting of twenty four
bie-boded Indians, 10 the Par West. The contra
dietion Of this vile SANDER upon Bowlegs will be
hailed with intense delight by the numerous con-
tractors for army supplies throughout the Repub-
lie, and with especial admiration by the intrepid
volunteers OF Florida, who will now rush again
upon the war path, and commence another cam
paign, Of indefinite duration. The innumerabIe
admirers Of Bowlegs throughout the country
would have been much astonished aud mortified
il he had proved himself capable of telling the
trath. This 10 q virtue to which Billy never made
the slightest professions, and which he is too old
now TO adopt with much facility. As to emigrating
sWest," Bowlegs, 1t is evident, has not very ia
yorabie opinion of now countries. Florida is bis
native land,-"fair Plorida," with its oranges,
howers, sands, swamps aud mosquitoes Ii 1.
there that the Indian yet bids defiance to the
white man; that he sets the whole United States
at defiance, and has the proud satisfaction, after
war Of nearly quarter of a century, to behold
Uncle Sam upon his marrow bones before him,
asking him to please be good to leave his old
uUhtisk kfounus auu 20 10 tho west. Now and
sthen Billy promises to go, but his promises are
only TO gain time and he fulhls them BY raising
the war whoop, and running for the woods at the
sopof his speed. 1t would be pity to put an alb.
rupt termination to a career of such distinction,
aud which has indirectly been 9 source Of real be-
nsnt to Florida.
In fact VIC look upon Bowlegs IS the most use
ful citnsn OF that State, it being susceptible 'of
mathematical demonstration that he has done
more TO secure appropriations from the GeReral
Government for Florida than all the members of
Congress It has ever sent to Washington. If the
people Of Florida are wise they will not permit
Bowlegs to be made prisoner, or to emigrate The
prosecution Of tho Florida 10 one OF those inter
nal improvements by the federal authority, the
oonstitutionality Of which no ons can dispute. II
the truth were known. We have little doubt that
Bcwlegs 10 protraesing this extraordinary struggle,
In which twenty-five Indians are holding at bay
thirty millions OF people, for no other purpose
than to advance the interests Of his beloved Pior
do, aud isrigate her plains with perpetual streams
Of government expenditure.
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Reg NoTIoE.-We invite attention to
our sale of Messrs PpsTkins IL Co.'S Stock. to
take plac. at their Store, No. al Eagle square
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. ,o
Auctfoueers.
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RICHARDSON & co.
~ DEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN,
And keep in quantities to suit purchasers at their
WARE ROOMS, No. 95 Main ST.,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
ALL KINDS
White and Checked MATTINGS,
CARPETINGS.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS, MATS, &c,
CURTAIN GOODS,
WINDOW SHADES,
Table OH CL0THS
Cocoa AAITINGS
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS efc.
Having on hand large stock OF Velvet, Tapestry
Three ply and INGRAM CARpETlNGS, which
they arc anxious 10 dispose Of to make for their
Fail impoFtatons they now offer layers sEgAg BAR
GAINS IN every description of CARPEfINa, and call
SPECIAL attention % their beautiful assortment
CURTAIN MATERIALS and FixfUKks,
They will have made t0 order, CARPETS, OIL
CLOTHS, WINDOW CURTAINS and SHADES
nv
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ksss RICHMOND AGENCY.
NEW. YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MUTUAL SYSTEM
Capital, LIST JAN, 1S3S,...S1 400, 966 25.

The Trustees have declared dividend of THIRTY
PER CENT. on oil Life Policies that have been in
force twelve months prior to January ist 1853 and
SIX PER CENT INTEREST IN CASH GU all di-
vidends that have not been paid. These holding
the certificates will please call and collect the inte-
rest which will be paid in cash.
Those desiring Information on the subject OF Life
Insurance, will please call on the Agent, gl3 Main
street; for reference apply to either member OF
the Local Board-all of whom are insured in this
Company
GEO. WYTHE MUSFoRD President.
Diset0TS:
Thos P August, Esq. Jas Thomas yr- Esq.
Roger A Pryor, Esq, Rev Chas Fl Read,
Thes II Ellis, Esq, Rev Jas Taylor.
VIM g Paine, Esq.
Medical Board:
Ro Coleman, NJ D., A q Workman, NJ D,
Jas Ii Conway III d,
CHAS 4. WORKMAN,
General gent and Attorney Tor Virginia.
mh l0-2m 2O3 Main street.
- FORBES l. CRHNsHAw,
ARCHITECTS, MEASURERS AND APPRAIS.
ERS. will attend TO all business in their line with
promptness and solicit share of patronage.
OFFIcE-at the Hail of the Virginia Mechanics In
stitute corner 18th and Main streets, over MIR.
Booths Upholstery store. :.
WIN FORBES. l.. A. CREESHAW.
ap i5--dImif*
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GEO d PRENTICE,
MRS & A sIGOURNEY.
rs ARTHUR,
sYLVANUs COBB, JR.
FANNY FERN,
ALICn GARY,
EMERSON BENNETT,
WILLIAM ROSS WAIT,ACE

And host OF other popular authors. whose names
Constantly appear in its columns
Az an indication of the popularity of the LED
GER, we need only mention the simple fact that its
circulation 10 larger than that OF any TEN literary
the fact that it the best writers in the
try, and spares no expense In getting up the BEST
FAMILY PAPER-a paper of high moral tone.
The exalted reputation of its well known cOntri-
butors the practical and Enthusiastically pure and
healthy character of sill its articles and the care
which Il taken that net even offensive word shall
appear in Is columns, ..havs gained for the NEW
YORK LEDGER a position that no literary paper
has ever before occupied. We feel, and always have
foit, since the LEDGER attained its immense crcu
lation that a tremendous responsibility rested oD
u.s. and have endeavored to discharge that RESPONSE
bility conscisntousy feeling confident that ultimate
~ we should receive the thanks OF thousands and
tens of Thousands of families.
The LEDGER is for sale very week at all the Pc
riodical stores throughout the United States.
The subscription price Is 90 per annum when sent
by mai. but NO subscriptions wanted from towns
where there are news Offices established.
ROBERT BONNER, Proprietor
my 6-ditwlt A Ann street, New York
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CAUCUS OF DEMOCRATIC CoNGREssMl

CAUCUS OF DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMAN.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-The Democratic members
of Congress- held caucus last night for the pur-
pose OF laying plan for tho future admission OF
States into the Union. The subject was debated
but no action was had.
The caucus approved the Presidents determine
ton to sign no bills unless presented three days
before the adjournment
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lust RECEIVED at GEO. N. VESTS
BUILDING HARDWARE, HOUSE

OUILDTNG HARDWARE, HOUS z
- FURNISHING GOODS. Cutlery, GUNS,
EDGE TOOLS, &c. &c.-ROBERT j. DENNY, No.
2n5 Main street, Richmond, Va,-Has now in store.
his entire Spring stock of English. German and
Amer Hardware. selected with much care prlr-
chased exclusively for cash on The most favorable
tarmr and adapted especially this market which
respectful invite all in want to examine peIore pur
chasing, assuring them of my ability and determin-
alton to sell as low any house whatever, and of
my best eff rt to give satisfac ion.
Axes, Chaius, Hoes, Scythes, Shovels, SPADES
Forks, Rakes, Gardening Tools Hol W re. Horts
and Mule Shoes, Horse Shoe Nails, Horse Ra.ps
Files Chisels, Augurs, Pen Pocket and Table Cutie
nv, Razors. Scissors and Shears Building Hardware
of all kinds, House Furnishing Goods, &C > dc.
Also, Agent for the Baltimore Bell and Brass
Works
SS- Orders carefully and promptly attended to-
R0B'T }. DANNY
my6 2n5 Main street above the Banks
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81 Aaron R0Ebs
. Ttsrs isia the May number OF sns so'sns1H
Literary Messenger long and ae's ses'ss " rae
ss... La Of Aaron Burr. The writer, In our opin
,oo. hes sst forth the true shsory Of Burrs char
.sctsr ana career, sud has drawn bis moral iinsa
aa,uss to che lIfe There never Was but one opinion
ahsst Barr among nsa Of any party who had sue
slightest perception Of character; nor Indeed, 10
the community 10 general, with such exceptions
~ MIR. Parton and others, who 10 order 10 be SIN
suar and startling, could essiy produce ponderous
volumes TO prove that Aaron Burr never existed,
that tbsxs 10 no difference hetwssn good and eT II,
or light and darkness. The writer In the hessen'
ger nos only shows that Barr was corrupt man.
which every body knew who ever knew Burr, but
that 10 mas OF light weight intellectually, NOS to DO
mentioned h she same day or generation WIN
Hamilton, Jefferson or Fraukiin. The universat
dissertation OF Burr arose, In the opinion OF III"
reviewer from the insincers and heartisss char
setsr of the man, who could "snils and smile and
be villain sti,i," and who through his whole life
was seeking, and seeking in vain to pass OF the
alss coin Of courtly manners, for the true gold OF
sincerity and truth. He had glib tongue,
smooth and immoyabls face, and eyes OF singular
brightness and penetration, bat somehow the idea
Of make would creep over every man to whom no
spoke, and ths trust and confidence which ne
sought was not granted. Washington saw through
him as glance, and placed bis heel upon the SER
psnts head. The reptile sought in vain to bite
The heel, and some Of the venom Is scattered here
and there, still innocuous ~ ever. in Psrtons pa
9ss OF Bars yndictiyeness,a striking instance
il given BY the reviewer In the artu plot to blast
the character Of clergyman. The clerical gen
tisInan had preached funeral sermon upon Ham
ilton, In which he handled Burr severely, and
many ysars sftsr, Barr set very ingenious trap
with tempting bait to catch the poor Clergyman
and compromise him forever but 1t signally failed
The whole scene must have bssn highly dramatic,
and not Ito least striking feature the glittering
eyes Of Burr, looking with bsIeful light through
the door way, to behold the result of his expert
ment. As to the famous amours Of Burr, be seems
TO have been the versst boaster and braggart that
ever lived and not half 40 wicked aud abomnable as
he desired to be and a. be sought to make his friends
believe. Ills licsntiousness was Of low descrip'
tiop and the reviewer justly says that only pru-
RENT iunag ination can magnify the memoranda he
has carefully lsft upon this subject into any thing
involving persons of character. Jack Falstaff
"sIevsn rogues in buckram" was moderate state
which this parlor knight RECALLED his friends. In
fne the article In the Messenger exhibits Burr as
both contemplate and vicious; q buzzard not an
eagle; devil, but vulgar devil, with no grandeur
Of capacity of purpose to redeem the unrnitiga-
ted Satanism of his nature.
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gpHCTAL NoTCHs.


ny Cam. The inolsmency Of the
weatheron Tuesday evening, has rendered u nesas
ssry TO rfpeat my Lecture Oh WARRINGTON AND his
poRTRAfTsr which II IL my pride TO offer to the in
habauts Of aeiy that foremost in veneratfng
the uanie the character and all that pertains TO
Washington
THE fixtures for the dispiay Of the Portrats which
serve tn illustrate the Lecture, by the berality OF
Mr. Ballard being suffered 10 remsin for the time, en-
abIes me TO announce the RgPBTfTIor OF II besides,
the opportunity Of showing my largo, original For
trait o. Chief Justice Marshall under the same ad-
yantagenus arrangement of Hzht-at the Concert
Room Of Ballard's Hotel, HIS EvENIN0, at ock.
Inye-fts HEMBRANDT PEALE.
- :
nGcAN ADJOURNED MBnTTFa OF the
stockh holders Of the Belvidere Manufacturing Com
pauy will he held at the efies Of the COMPANY, on
THURSDAY, the 9Th day of MAY, at u O'clock ~.
my 4-3t } " Lubboch, oeey'
NJ To THI vornRs or DIsraIcT Ne.
al am still . candidate for the Office Of CoNsTA-
BLE aud leave it to you, my feilow-cl zens 70 say
whether / shall be permitted to serve you in that
capacity or not GEO. WASH. THOMAS.
mr. 6--6ts
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
STAUNfoN, VA.

RI. Rev. w. MKADE. ID. D.. President o; the pi.
rectofy.
Re Rev. ]. JOHNS. D. D.. Vice President sf the
Directory. 80 -
Rev Il. PHILLIPS. A. ". Prissipal and Head
OF the Family assisted By full corpA u xpeFenced
zeal Departments 80 =
The session Of isss'3s will open on the last WE'D
NerDAi IN next September. Registers, with full
PHtLLIps. saaartun. Va 40 ss-sms
Tor HIRE.--We have for hire, either
:! = for ths city or the Springs. sear Ne DINING
Room Men Servants
nys-M RAWLINGS q uoLLApAy
i 0AF, CRUSHED. POMDERkD. Ora
- MuLArEp AND CoffkE SUGAR. Nies Yan.k
" Hama. Sides and Shoulders; Chasce New OxlsAns
and MaseosAdo Mo3As&es; Ia Dtaft AID Oar asIa nv
49, xGaLksTON q fATzaERAItG
my 5-lw No. IA Ptsilst
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This is by far the most Absorbing aud Thrill
LING TALE of LIFE AMONG THE INDIANS ever
published. The Feart-rending Trials, SufferiBgs
BERTRAND, whose life was in constant peril and
who suffered more than pen can relate dur1us her
captivity will enlist the SYMPATH1ES of every
reader.
The popular and distinguished author has exscut
ed his task in mastery manner. In this class of
Tales it is universally admitted that he has no equal
the Ledger says:-"It is narrative of wild and Pc
Iiious adventure amoung the sayages Of our western
by poetic fire and mellowed by subdung pathos-
At the outset it takes hold Of the heart with ygor
Gus grasp. and leads the Imagination captive"
The NEW YORK LEDGER also contains contr
buttons from the pens of the following distinguish
WRITE
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ARMY 0EFTCERS AT ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. Tuesday, May 4.-The following off,
GERS of the United States army have arri we'd here
Gen Smith, Gen. Harvey. Col. Johnson, Major
Maera. Major Chapman, Capt. Humphreys aud
Capt Pleasanton.
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FROM HAVANA.

Nfw YORK. May 5-The steamer Cahswba with
dates from Havana to the 30th ult has arrived
The british minister to Mexico had arrived. san
ia Anna was still at st. Thomas.
NAVAL.
NEW YORK, May J.-The'U. s. sloop of war Dale
arrived here from Monroyis.
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The Keller Troape-Possponem emit
In consequence OF the inclemency Of this wsa.
thsr yesterday. the exhibition VI the Keller
1ronps, Tor the bens6t Of the Mount Vernon Az.
ISOLATION, has been postponsd tiil this afternoon
We trust there will be Q crowded house. F3
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OFFICE OF J KANAWiIA COMPANY.1
RICHMOND, May g. 1853
Tor the purpose of removing obstruc-
tons from the basin and first level, aud repair
ing Locks No 81 "A and IS and the Guard Lock at
Joshua Falls Dam, the first division of the canal
the navigation will be suspended at Locks Nos q
and ~ from the 18th to the 9th of June; on the first
level from the 10Th Of June to the lat July, aud be-
tween Joshua Falls Dam and the head of Tye River
Pond, from the nth to the 22d July.
BY order the Board of Directors
nv 6-2taW4w WIN M(JSFORD Cac,y
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THs BAsKs.-Ths Banks In fredericksburg, Va,
havs sdstsrminsd 70 receive IN payment and on de.
rcsil thsir owa several issues, and those Of the
brsacass Of ths Farmers and Bank OF Virginia
psyabis elsewhere, and notes on the Exchange
sssk aaa branches. Valley Bank paper aud In.
dependant Bank paper q discarded. q. s. !.
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WANTED--A situation by Young
w Man, of small family, in some wholesale Bust
ness a. Salesman. Can come well recommended
and has extensive acquaintance in South western
Virginia Address PHOENIX, +
my SIT Chrstiansburg, Va.
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DIR. Crotgh.

The Lynchburg yirginian states that DR.. Thos
Crsigh, the sssimabls and excslisnt delegate from
Grssnbrisr, and long member Of the Virginia
Lsgislaturs has beer lying dangerously III at his
residence, near Lewisburg, ever since his return
from Richmond. He 10 now, however, GONZALES.
cent. His numerous friends and every man " BIO
knsvs him II his warm friend. will rejoice to hear
u his recovery. There Ii no Dobier hearted gen.
tismsn livins no man In all Virginia &ho is more
cordially and jussly respected and beloved.
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Y1TANTED-A PARTNER, with cash
w Capital of from to S.. 600, in the Manufacture
of fine Cigars. Business already established. and
having we'll, but could be protfitabiy extended by
the addition of the above capital.
So Address w. p. H." Box 905, Baltimore Post
Ofire my Cts
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160 BBLS. Common Whisky, Gin and
hU French Brandy; % bbls Apple Brandy, 10
sss a " aa% e hs gpss ns ff o.
mys THOMAS JONES d co.
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- $40 REWARD.-Ranawsy from

6T 10 IsE W u W.
~ the subscriber. on the 9Th OF May. negro BOY
A\RILIY 10 wears of age, brown complexion,
about feet inches in height often affects
a h0ii pleasant aud frank demeanor when spoken
To though naturally tmd and cowardly. He may
change his name and clothes, but had on when he
lett mfortabe dark cloth coat, grey cloth panta:
looms black wool hat and strong shoes with nailed
soles will give the above reward and pay Re ason-
able expenses for his delivery to me- If prompt in.
formation be given through the Richmond Post OF
fee, or otherwise. LoCiuS JAWS
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WANTED-A healthy WET NURSE,
w without incumbrauce Apply at this office.
an Cots
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r OST-0n Wednesday, the 9Th, small
~ Lady's WATCH. with a steel chain attached
between the City Hall and the corner of Sth and
Clay streets. The finder will be literally rewarded
by leaving it at this office. mY Its
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NOTICE. IL have this day appointed
~ A T. WILLIAMS Il BRO my agents to buy
and sell Groceries for and my account, Tor CASE
only. ABSALOM BLACKBURN.
Richmond May 9Th. lshS-l2t
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N. -
OswEGo, MAY 1.-The boat "Whiton" arrived
early this morning. with a fall cargo of merchan-
disc mostly for Chicago, being the first boat this
season, through from New York.
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ELECTION IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-The municipal election
here Yesterday, resulted i'm the election of Mr..
Henry, the Peoples candidate for Mayor, by
1890 majority. The other candidates on the same
ticket were elected by majorities ranging from
1000 to $500
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IE7ANTED.-A German or American
w GIRL, for small family. Apply at this of
fee. my 6-ltF
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WA MEDIA situation by q yourg
w Man, about Is years old, as Clerk in q whole
sale or retail stores smart and can Do recommend
cd. Apply to W H1Ih,
nv 6-3tf 10 MAIN u.
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CPECIAL CE.-SPRENKEL &
~ BASFORD's PATENT OSCILLATING STEAM
ENGINE AND pUdP.-Having received Letters
Patent from the United States, Offer our I'M
who use Engines Ii is exceedingly simple in its
construction, easily managed, and not liable to get
without auxiliary valves. This sngne has been ex.
amined by experienced machnists and pronounced
superior to all others The oost of construction will
be at least % per cent less than any other in use
whilst it combines more power at less cost.
For further information or for State or Shop
Rights address us at HarrisonburR, Rock IN CHAM
county, Va. SPkEEKEL & RICE, or
L w BASR0RD
p. S.-Messrs. SPRENKEL RIcB now in this
city. and they respectfully invite mschnists manu-
acturers and others to call and their Engine at
work. an 6-ts
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WANTS.

yX7ANTED-COACH SMITH TO go
w to the Valley of Virginia, constant employ.
ment and city prices given, to a good workman q
steady habits. Apply at No So, powhatan Hotel, at
O'Clock, on Friday or Saturday morning.
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NIANTFD-IMM EDIATELY-A first
w class Dwelling House near the Square. Rent
paid in advance if desired. Apply at IL raylor's,
IN Main street my 6-2t*
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YEAST POWDERS.--No excuse for
= bad bread. If Preston & Merriiis nfaiible Yeast
POWDERS are used according to directions. fresh
supply Just received by
$. p. JOHNSTON BRO,
my Df11Uuiata
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TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT n

Ok TUBS Choice Goshen Butter so
SoBoxes Prime Cutting Cheese; IS Boxes English
Dairy Cheese; IS Boxes Pine Apple Cheese for sale
by $50
MI.
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yHTANTED-A good STAVE CUTTER.
w to whom steady work and go ID wages will be
given. Apply corner Byrd and 18th STREETS
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CURRENCY REDEEMED I'VE will
~ redeem the notes of all Solvent Bauks-not In
Bsnkable Funds" but in the Precious Netalso
one of the most valuable of which Is IRON This
we have cast In packages Conveniently drTd8sss to
supply the varied demands OF par ties as they NAV
require sno fully prepared to deposits" in aay
portion OF the city or country. at short notice. and
in the most workmanlike manner" Also, Tin
ernor Street Stove Store.
M a A u /,
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DOWHATAN PIPES.-We have lust
received q small lot of genuine powhatap Pipes
Also superior Oronoko Smoking Tobacco.
p. JOHNSTON 4 BRO,
nrf,x afa
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THIRD SUPPLY OF PARASOLS.-
We are now in receipt of our third supply Of
parasols. which will be found very attractive both
10 style and price. SWORDS 4 THAW
my IIA Rroad st