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Doors AND SHOES, wholesale and retail, at
Lawson Il Co.'s, 90 Fifth street, near Vine.

THE RELIEF .FUNp.-The appropriation of
$500 by the City Council last night for the
relief of the families of volunteers, is proba-
bly, the last one. of the kind that will be
made. The regiments have mostly all re-
ceived pay for portion of their services, and
the timely S drought sSm bsSs @
lieved the necessities of many. The sppro-
priation last night was, therefore, smaller
than heretofore, and when Mr.. Marsh shall
return again they will probably be entirely
discontinued.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


PIXIES Professor anderson.
A very fair audience was in attendance last
night upon the occasion of Miss Anderson's
benefit. Wondrous and astonishing feats of
necromancy were executed in, if it were pos
sible, more mysterious manner. Tonight
the celebrated biodynamic artistic, J. q. AM
dersor, jr, takes benefit. AS Professor
Andersons engagement is rapidly termin-
ating, we say TO all who desire to be mysti-
fed, go to the Opera house to- night. ,t
NATIONAL THBATER--Dan Rice The am
phitheater was again crowded by the lovers
of wit and bumor last night The daring
and graceful display of the equestrians and
gymnasts, combined with the wit and wis
dom of the inimitable Dan, are indeed more
than sufficient to draw large audiences. The
wonderful horse Excelsior is one of the
most important features of the entertainment.
WooD's THEATER-M Maggie MitcheII.-
Last night was presented for the first time,
the new and peculiarly interesting drama
"Fanchon." This production, which, as 8
drama, has found its way first into the Ger.
man and then into the English language, is
neither more nor less than that of one of the
most admirable writers of the age, George
Sand. g.
La petite Fddette is perhaps the most re-
markable tale she has written; for it is a
charming picture of rural existence. It is a
tale of smiles and tears-full of childish
imaginings--of sweet, fresh fancies, such as
swell up from the fountains of young hearts,
hut live only while the glamour of youth is
flung around them.
How the author of Leila and ConSneld ever
imagined the stories of Simon and La petite
Fddette, would be a marvel were it not that
nature is sometimes so lavish in her gifts,
that she bestows upon one the duality Of
intellect in one hour to conceive nagni6-
cent criminal like Lady Macbeth; and 10
the next, to stray into the Eden of young
| Ophelia's heart-to bid US, I'VE stricken, into
the presence of stately Isabella; and while
our hearts burn within US, as we listen tc
| the noblest poetry that ever fell from morta
| lips, to bid Puck drive US to the green swarC
to play hide and seek with fairies and flow
ers. Might not one say of poetry, as Schille
says of love: ',.2 ..''
| "Liebe macbt die Erde Himmel,
Den Himmel himnllisoher,"
But a truce to our rhapsodies. FdnchiOn, th,
Cricket, will be repeated to night.
For cheap boots and shoes, go to Lawson
1 II
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TIE MILITARY MEETING TONIGHT Great
preparations are being made for q grand
meeting tonight at the Union Hall, Catholic
Institute. Colonel Lewis D. Campbell, of the
the meeting, in conjunction with speakers
already mentioned. Let every patriotic citi-
zen turn out, and give expression to their
feelings in connection with our late victories.
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: DIspatoh from Wsst,rn Virginia.
OeredO Captured BY the Rebels.

Paymaster VIM. johnson is in receipt of
the following dispatch announcing the cap,
ture Of Cetedo: ~ .'.. ....'
GALLIPoL1s, November IL, 1861.
Dear Mcjor. This evening Captain Rodg-
ers received a dispatch that about one thou.
sand of the rebels hive made descent upon
and taken possession of Ceredo. This place
is Situated a few miles below lGuyandotte.
Of course boats can not come up.
pNajor Cowen is in Wheeling. We are to
remain. People are greatly excited about the
Ceredo affair. Yours,
G. G. SWAN.
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LAWSON & Co., 90 Fifth street, sell ladies'
CATERS for 81, such as sell for 81 IS.

The BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILRoAD.--Ow-
ing to the inconvenience which would be oc-
casioned to the Government by the interrup-
ton of Transportation on the railroad between
Baltimore and Washington, should any ma
lienant rebel tear up the track or destroy the
bridges, General Mcclellan has established a
strong guard over the road, extending the
tinels are all within hailing distance of one
apnthaT ...N 2 ..H 'F
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30 REBELLION REooRD.-Lewis at 2s Sixth
street has received No SO OF the Rebellion
Record together with q twenty-five cent
edition Of Dickens new Work "Great Ex-
pectstions." The latter is abundantly illus
irated and altogether a remarkably cheap
publication. -..,4,taG n
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LETTERS FOR THE TENTH RHsiMHNT. Per
sons wishing to send letters and, newspapers
to their friends in the Tenth Ohio Regiment,
can do 80 by leaving them at 229 Barr, 1876
more street, by twelve o'clock tomorrow.
They will be taken by SerReants Redmau
and Birmingham, who are returning to their
regiment. ~
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A UCTION sALR-BY THOs. JOHNSTON
Company BuildiL -AssiEose's Sale OF Dry Goods,
Notions. Hosiery Worstsd Yarn etc., At Auction.
At 9k O'Clock, will be sold, "by order Of assignee"
large stock Of Hosiery, Dry, Goods, Worsted Yarn,
Notions, etc., being the stock OF a 4 Mossler.
nolS TH0s. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer.
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No. 81 WEST FIFTH STREET. .--Cavsgna,
ever up to the times, desires the public to re-
member his unexcelled oysters. They are
worthy the confidence of the entire COM
munity.
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FaEsH FROM BALTIMORE Robert Orr, No.
IL West Fifth-street, is receiving daily sup
plies of Union oysters direct from Baltimore.
Call in and try them,
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The journeymen tailors convene at the
Washington Hall TO night to take into con
sideration an advance in payment for their
labor.
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City News.

LAWSON & Co, Sc Fifth.s street, sell ladies'
CATERS for ST., such as sell for 81 rs.
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ERRATUM.-W. H. Harrison, of our Office,
has received commission in Colonel Smiths
Fifty fourth Zouave Regiment, and not the
Fifty. second, as stated yesterday.
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Rev. Mr.. Henderson is continuing his
series of meetings az the Christian Chapel,
corner of Eighth and Walnut streets.
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN THis DEPARTMENT.
General d. b. Buell., appointed commandant
Of the Department Of the Cumberland, is ex4
pected to arrive in this CITY TO night. Ohio
and Michigan have been added to this divi-
son. General W.T.. Sherman has been orr
dered TO report for further orders, under Ma
ior- General Halleck, at ST. Louis.l
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County MATTERs.-The Board of County
Commissioners this morning transacted the
following business;
postage stamps, boT.Tent, Sc.....,....... sil5 ss
Martin BarWick, on account for material
amitoWn, % %hitewater Towaship p...~....:. @ @ 200 90
house, misssi g "" 7OS
inmates for I SepteS ber ] 46 81
The same for 403 s4
re- t".' D~..%s "@.r,. - 1922 90
same cree rs 90
Total amount OF bills passed. 4s9 4s
Mary Finn was released from jail, being
unable to pay fines and COSTS .
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Go to Lawson & Co. for cheap boots and
shees, 96 Fifth street, near Vine,
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Doors AND sHOEs, wholesale and retail, at
Lawson 4 Co.'s, 96 Fifth-street, near Vine.
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LAWSON 4 Co., 96 Fifth. street, sell ladies'
CATERS for 81, such as sell for 81 rs.
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Go to Lawson & Co. for cheap boots and
Shoes 96 Fifth street, near Vine.
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For cheap boots aud shoes, go to Lawson
& Co., 96 Fifth street, near Vine.
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FoR cheap boots and shoes, go to Lawson
L Co., SO Fifth-street, near Vine.
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FoR cheap boots and shoes, go to Lawson
& Co., SO Fifth street, near Vine. 80
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METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvAT1oNs-By Henry
Ware, No West Fourth-st., November 13:
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PERSONAL.

DRRSONAL-If the person who took the door
N mat from I2B Olnton-Bt. returns 1t, nothing
will be said If not, loOk oLt.' nOl3-b%
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INKLINGs,

For cheap boots and shoes, go to Lawson
& Co., SO Fifth street, near Vine.
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KUANTRD - A few respectable, intelligent
w Jrishmen, of good address Unjust be mem
bers Of the church,, can have perm lament employ.
ment and good Inducements offered to solicit sub
scriptions in this city for and beautiful illus
tIated work. just published. No capital required.
Apply at JOHNSON, FRY & OO.'S Publishing Of
dce, 65 West Fourth.st Office No. 8, second floor.
TnoI4.dFl
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VNyANTRD-To put S5 or $40 into the readers 3
w pocket, with very little trouble on his part.
Fir me situation in retail grocery store, or in
you oLe third of the flrst months wages. First
class city references given. Address SALESMAN,
through the Post. Office ..t no4.bS
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FOR RENT

WNOR RBNT-Two or three nice unfurnished
II Booms, at 2S1 West Fourth'st. nol3'b"
NNOR RENT -RoOM-Size, 1924; second flo, r,
&BAKER s M. 90. oc2I-n
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~ s~%"'ss"--t'ssESSk&J rNGAts@s -
ssetoas WORTH or
E l. Il. e. "a Nh Dax oOoD s ,
A. And Mellow CosT.
Fe)p ChSR eELE.
TG CLe6b Bu6!Esss.
IA sonse9neaes o. tha general snERe.aI 4sgeE Sc.
asnt taroaghops ina country we b4ye dstArr8i . eli
- cell oz CTR Superior aud dsat rabis gtoeS OF
4 Y Z - @ o ID )
az nCrztbls.
We offer TIT. day. every article ss kRJag
COST, from Fapey - n esdies Up to the R!CasBT
- 4k.'s 5ronght 20 this country.
- fntSth EhPlS3 0o0Is, ons stock IA vssy
'sFTs and eo;-plotees consisting Of
A!Ear AitSRTlFG
EUaeS-@,se LlEsEs
TOWELS, HUGkABACE, BE-, De.
EpI3aG!d Ssscrt;na at a
Ett&AEr DRESS sII.Es,
Aa1 ST. ths lssset styles Of french aE1 .ngihh
L b X Cs
f3r L@1ies' and ChIldran'a Dresses for Epr.az
"iItsr snd Banner.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, BDEFs..
sAAWLs. CLoAE5 sad MANTLE
gLA*SELS SAD BLANKETS, OF every ts.s-ip
IRISH LINENS .nc DILPERS
EOxBkZiSEs end BLACh ALPkCAs.
large sfock 81 Goo5s for eEkVASTs' s1r.ms7
.ad Winter Cic.atzx.
H.S FHrckSsers are fnvitet 70 call ard see for
&. Z. PARKER e Co.
les MAIN street. Eaxie square
n All persons Indebted 70 az, will ple3.s
AL and settle their accounts without delay rs
tnsger indulgence viii Lot be given.
no 1js a. K. p. & co.
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lss Nan WIFE a &SaKg ~ g.a EaT.--Dr
DIXON, N his New York Azoathly ScalueI
states that gentleman C. the highest varaci-
u related 10 him tlsa following snake story,
~h'ch beats anything we haze read lately:
do.hG iuto : very public ur,iiuar, Tor nj,
cAHneF. a9 WIS sUrprises. . observe the err
care WITH "nich gentleman who took th.,
seat opposite 10 bin took OF his hat: he. turn.d
nus hhl rs nearly upside down as possihle with.
Sut bfeahtnS hls Eeck then piaciug his hard
oF'f the l4side OF ms hIt, he again turned IT,
dAa received lts caTetpiIV guarded contents
t'hSrttta az a pocket handkerchief, i'll has
hahI ihen gently laying the back of ms
Iatu On the cushion, he slid the hat and is
contents n aAd commenced dinner The a.
lennon Oh my Trend wac irI~sistiniy direc tt!
sJWaias iAc hat; and his surprise greatly in
c'esh' a, Inc reader may we'll iIna2eae on OBJ
7fEFiAE tuo head III 4 sIztbIa snake thrust ont
aho IoohinE sh fFpsy ahoaj MIN. The gentle
%A"b ."fCslRlh8 tAs discovery, addresses him
Nv dear ST., l was IN hopes 10 ha We diu,d
siohS ana hot TO annoy any one with nv
poor Pet. Allow nae TO explain He is Der-
Ieciy harmissS-0Giy y Common black sUake
Wa adv ised Ia carry him on Iay head fer a
GhrIlnaTiSIa have done SO tor i few yy-alys
ana am Cured-postiveiy cured Of 3 MOI
asoniz'l!g maiady. l dare not YET p3rt "; h
hih the memory OF my sutferings Is 100
siNAa AL my care is 10 AVOID discovery ANA /
H-'it my pet a. well rs possible iii his ir1
home confinement l iced him on milk anri /
eggs did he does not seem 10 suffer P.rdor
We ioi me anGoyahce--S GU have NV story, !.
IL is tFne. aiu thankful 10 thu in!orl1aer frr /
my cure ana 10 You fcT your cour.esv IN nc. |
i"NV'hg youT dinner, disguised "
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SPE1iAL NGTiCE.-T0 OUR FRIENDS AND
- Tbs PUBLiC;IThs usual aveaass through
closed. the stock Of goods tina. We have is Gil ths
We have to live oS OF. and cannot be rsplsnished
wnen e1haastsd One member II eur Srm aud
nliitary duty. These facts. together v til the 81
. sbs0i,d1aasy aad nnrs1al fnsac.al sxgencies Of
casa, except 20 prompt paying custonsrs. md 10
aeshne opening nsw accounts for aav ons, our
present force net being sufficient 70 write np our
oia aceounts evsa Trusting that oar friends viii
aye lLe forcs OF rsmarfs. and appreciate our
sNustian, we tender thon our grateful acknow-
bestowed on ns, and assure tn EN- We viii spare no
pains or expense TO obtain. by some means, all
accessory articles in our Ina
MEADE BAKER Pharmaceutical
NY lBs Main 1t . Richmond Va
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Virginia tiUT "a,
s'FAnNTOg


The VI6QIHIA HOTEL, go exteasively knovn
10 the travelling public one OF the very best He
tels II the state, % now owned soialy ey hsssrs
WE. a. u TEO5 P. PEYTON, who with devote
their whole attention TO the purpose OF Increasing
IL possible, the high reputation y hfch It at pGss-
ent sustaias, and will leave axerIio1 unezd-
Portable. This recent additions put TO this essab
!ishment enable the pFopriet0sa TO accommodate
maeh larger number OF guests than formerly.
the ynois oaa,ins' "a sns istsnor snS sTterior
and looks now GOOD AS NEW.
The proprtstors rave secured the services Of
@r. VIM. d. GiLKgsoN, sr., en- exparten cad
chester, IS sUPERlETEsDENT, who will pay
every attsastoa to those stopping at the Hotel -
Capable and faithful servants are also pro divided
eons4nGs Is aszetotcfe to equal that Of any hotel
IN the state.
CONNECTED with the Hotel are extensive STA.
FILES, under the management Of BYERs 4 CO.,
shis department. Horses viii be taken on livery
and Horses, Easgies, and Hacks viii be afforded
10 guests on reasonable terms.
the PToprlstors are well prepared 20 sccomno-
Gate families who wish to spend ga S1mmsl
months in THE healthy portion of the state.
This Hotel Is well furnished, and contains a
good and comfortable bsddiag 50 any house In the
State.
IN this Eo.sl there ara two OF Fieldine's nav
AID excellent marble bodied, and pstant-clsa.
loped BILLIARD TABLES. New and cousortsbis
bATaiAu LOOMS have Just been neatly fitted up
WV H. FETroEs who hes been so long Goa.
neoisd with this Hotel, viii devote his wbola AZ.
ts1tion to TIA accommodation Of the gusets ia
Is thankful for the liberal patronage herstofors
sestowsa, sad woaid respectfully AJAX soRt;n
rios +. fkYTos 3PsopTie.or..
y. b--The efsss Of all tho STATE LIaEs,s.,
PRESS. VII II. PgYToN mn IA
stauaton. March Is, isss. Ao' "a p nNt,
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Bon kaE4 q co.. Ap0FPGJg n

1000 bAsby Il n a os. AFO Il kJA XII I
Tay AND DRUGGISTS, No. 10 MAIN sREgr
- near Old Market, Richmond, Va, viii keep
"a ca hsad general assortment Of pure Drugs,
f9tey, bye Staff, Patent MeaciRas, Pruhes, Of
al Einde; Surgical Appliances, Burning hid al.
sohol, soaps. Psrfumsry, Fancy Articles, 3ardsa
sssas, oirs, esnd Paper. Tobacco, CiKar, cnur I
Medieinai Liquors, &c.
PTsseEs ptioes prepared - all hours VIA syacixl
care, by lneIl osss OF the firm alene J
Fhyslcians orders from he country sxseQ.sd |
pfolpeA1, sAG me aoss Reliable n,esaiaass iaT. (
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So Azontz FOR t;.c SAID c~ ths t1,na. u.r,s.--r.
SO " the Ul.GEeEAW WOOLEn COMPANY OF
SI14A0NT. W, We have nov un hard about 81
So yards u Fine, Plain and Fancy Single and
ao%hi3 8iAad CASSlHE8H6 end CLOTHS be.
"a - = lot Of EiGE BLANKETS and GENTLE
~ bHA WLb-aGa ars raanu!gcturinz At ske
as of s,e61 yards per week: eli OF which we Of
sat ~ t4a -i~a g lair prices AID on lbor.l terms
v:t4 S-.--G cfhTaeoce ina ia enterprise vii! re
ssiys ltbersl suypcrt.
caEEs4Aw & Co, Agents.
ts Tits EisG sHond. Va
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NrUIs MOOD nUTE.

RiCEM0aD. VA.
This nsv HOT Eli, ss the corner Of NAH ana sib
Streets, lest flashed and elegantly furnishsd' Il
SoN epsn fox the accommodation ss &C ss.s
The Locations Ii the best Ia the ely and sysr,
saort Will be Made to plssss tho ps.sons Q. Ia
House. '" ~~s
have secured The services Of ~. +. v Huu.
nisss. late ct the Hverstt House, New orb. I
10e-sy JQSkPH T. URENEHAW
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NORTHERN GEN 4
= s " A 8,--lIaics leave Calvert St2--i
Baltimore, daily (aXeert Enr9Svl st ) 20 i.
asa ~ : y ? y, Sor Niagara Fails, fare only
GH!@rr bjd2lJs Oyego, OswegO, F0Tol.0, II !
iiioa' al PAY q western re~ York and Csp"
srs % ira West, Northwest saa eonthwgss.
tfdVoAs's can go % Betrois, Chicago, 2st~
kts, &c, s1s ''%gera .St.s, s. Ia ssrns soss -
ally Other s01ts
rss Cte - Hsw YcIh ID a0T rpea bg Z
h62d, VI harrisburg snd Jersey City, wl'h y
1Is enaASN % cars, ksss, -. Take tie I. ga
ram S16 s| tAIcusn oy tayiis0L over II It.-s
@0s-,H tai to.oGRh IA beautiful county. @iS "
ssSs 5aT .'oEeta Oaly 20 Baltimore.
1AS, q. CLAEKR. SEP
FETT 2 gfeSsT. ArsF5ftp ut EEF.tE l. lS--.
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e Q 1Ls.
ExCHANGE ksOrEL,
"a HARAIgOE CRg, "a,

Z 9 e 3 CBV 3, "a.
pa WILLiAG WILLIANe, PRoPErBrnz.
:. Il. WOODWARD, Sge8RIaTgEDRHT
Ihls House, plssssntly situated, IS in every "a.
sPect fIksT-CLASS HOTEL, and ID now ready
eF Inc reception OF all who may yihit thu valley
II Is especially desirable stopping place Tor thoce
we pass 10 2ad from the Watering Places in this
vicinity. The House and Furniture ara both en-.
tlrely Few, and the Rooms large and comfortable
AID handsomely furnished.
TEkh5:
Board, Including reon, &c. } per day .......sI u
80 PEI week ...... %
" - par EacE.h. n %
Fe~x4 v-ts-
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Rifbmunn pispatrb,
lwristea f,f the Richmond p's,ssoh
hs Battle Of fsr,hei Chufch'
~ g m, issI.


TT ssr-Ix c. ac1..
Sc hrrtles the 'e spes;.
Pr ,et4ir m NJ be rtornt
Tho Sor,he q ! sda's
3Gmui uo5s}y swAr n.
Eoadiy riox> heir hsttle cry,
Cares WISH IA ev-Ty eve:
Virgins rtnS = y swez. sAal! die,
orwesJ heir eAs:ys 0 avery.
IL rseets 80 chs1ai ocean
n 'n,mnfshia rock.
Ea~ rFss~ oGtho1n freeIaea
ATait go 4 srs etusE
Firm rs sTcry lip impressed,
lrsnt 10 toe IS every br6est
sti@ ! q rrsyef< 40 otEea S.lees
s>ts9 70 ;'g eat or victory.
Fhe~ saaer ny hau auds,
ms 10 p 20 - ssastt:
II g tbH f42a 49, Vs. thea,
ce, can taey pEev2.5?
Fpcsls sad aatp Sc thn !rsv
E-eHft~ 3 - homes uta-f tho day
: csiy rterds iho b2, la'e orxv.
~ Elie i'Sat win a.!~ Il a;fiveA sA.!sntiy
Down fwsfp HE invadots,
Il 8 HI ~ q storm
Ecatr woua5,d sa1 diving.
L'T "a kwsFa ase 5u.ua
; AIN 'aeY rGtty, vain return
r+5 asa SttAl aBt b ave. lh.y ear
wine so.7.s guard tusT s4ak, !.aAa hArra
"E' IA41 iot Ac-.rs and liberty.
eaa sac taay are { .i+gl
Z lex, q AZ pursue
Ard EL1.e ~ tbs nu.Aura
the hire igss du.
WoiVas IS brave l. eheau-foI3s HE:
A.!IHs less wit, from /! n EV;
" hi 9 lhsak ks ascend - Htfn en- high
n save ocg s.rE3s ths Y cary.
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CO gEis oyTr.
OTRaE;ssd last y9S-, and 81 crdsg 70 make fuek
rcpde ~ woGlt not c0mpof5 with, bot woaId "a
thsr aid 9Th S2utheTa manufactures OF furnish.
ns grades AID styles OF Goods that nave never
2s5etofoEs been made n Virginia. they il led cir
NIL WITH machinery Of the best and fpess quail
y. IhGy S-s now manufacturing FISR CESSI-
SEXES eed CLOTHS Of every variety, from Fine
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ana hntes no ciren ~ taces viii this Company be
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