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JOUB [XIII. ^JBF COLUMBIA, C4$P.) FRIDAY KVEMNG, NOVEMBER !0, ie2t. i?Tna?a U*m,a*? pww*eei?|Ni|A< .. J ttJ tit TELESCi I ;evBBTreiuAtev* ? C*rdhmg?i':l| , tUttipfriMM., ,?r fov* Doiuu pqnbl? irrt. mtm Iwirfd tl th? rnleol I ttn?7 H?w. or a ?iiwt Inun oon? ' h* MMHfiiiM hjr lh? nuh or th#y will riedvi , m4 Ibr public (DMfllljr, DAKdtG EST.lBUSllM&fT, I (tnnMily MMyW by Mr. Oio Nailing iWcm* u> ??**? B*k?<r In tlm UN tow* rate M _, iki ?rllcVtt mm?Uy If trnpl on h?ll if* connected Mm . nt Confaetlonvr, Will to? able to fur , C^iwidtiwn I and rcrdinli of every dqfteription, upon llmcly Sfc. S>HN I. W.VLTKR i futiiro b* r?rf ii<<l op It# Armof JOHN I. \V Al.TF.n k Co. ?, Nov. 8,1647 ifv :?i r t|t? nery and Mantun- Making. jut*. Jbavati Scatter, inform* li?r f.Wind* andllic JL%. public, thtt tkm fca* taken the Stma rtcrntiy occupied be Mta Bnmn.nn Rith.irti*on$trrel, oppoaHo to Mr. lW|?r? I |otr I, v?lirrr *(.a intend* fiirrjiu on Ike abora bufinrH, in nil iu var> * fWt. She will keep on band, and ?iil ili?po?. ol ?t the a<iat raetnnabl* rate?.ilic following mi.c!e : Capt, Hrl.i Fenthert, Turbmit, jh ti . Jieial Ftotctri, fye. 4*c. Bbe will sink* tip dr.in ilie moM ta?!y and fbahionahle ?1yle, Ml lim abort?*! notice. AI*o, Leghorn*, and mnk<i them Appear a* well M Whan eew. BUa *<>!i. it* :? ?Uare ol patronage. ^NovemUi- 0 4"k -4 Rupliradiao Society Incorporate. rilliK Anniversary Oi <!'?>* ?*??? i?*a*?rii?llnK, ?i JL will be dflivrrrd In the <?>.?? Ciinp< I; .?? Wcilnr?day Kveninf, l)ec? wb? r at half p*?t #1* o'clock,by Hear* O. ,Y?a??, K*j. Tha regular anntml merlin* ol Hie Incorporate Society, will be held in tlir F.nphradian llall, at Hie Mill hour, on Saturday F.rcnlnr, D-cchiImt 1?l A Kaneral attendance of tlie member* It earaeatly r*qoc*1c<t. By order ol thr PwrfJon', : > T; 4A8 II HAMMOND, Srr'ry. "*?; C. College, Octolur ?0. 42 -7 phic Society Incorporate. HR Jnuinrnry Oration <>f tin* Society \% III delivered l?v Wm. J. Unvann, K?q. in ?al of tha Houib Carolina Collage, nn Ibo 3rd of Ibtriulx'r itrxl at ft o'clock linen* of tlio Town and it* viUnily arc lly invll^d to attend. OAMKI. *.4IF.N1>I.U30N, Sttrrlor)/ Oct. 28 41 ft ic Society Incorporate it* with the *>?? of incorporate n of that body mIII I* held " " I* M on day in P? icatly roll jfcmtlN, fitrrflnrif. 44 ft )phic Society. HUM In commemoration of John dee'd. will ba pronounced In tha tl. on Friday Ih* Iflth init. ?t lialf I, P. M by Mr. Hoar. II. Hraana. ^ i cltlaana of ColumWa and lt? ertvjron* aro ftiinect fully Invited to attend. B. II niCr., Sn'rj. 7* New Grocery Store. f JlllE Mhtrritirr rr?p?ctfiiHy Infotm* 111* rlii ? JL mmi? of Columbia, and III vicinity, ilnl he fc?? (tptned n handtoma NMorttnenl of <lror?rie?. In lh? ?torti fornwrljr orcuplnd by I*. A. Tuylf.r, " lM Will dHpoMitf on Ibt Mml inodnrafi llo hM made mkIi urnnKuncnU m will i him to keep a conrtanl ?upidy of (It* fol< I MlltlM: r?4 rat# Vnnfh Brnnrty, Gin, Rum, Whiskey, narlffc And Malaga Win-, ??. Irntrn, Whit* *ml L<v?f Bu^nr, , T?, IHk, P'onr, Crackers fcfartard, gjtrrw and TwUomf Camllr*. 1 NAI Wmittr 9eptt, \ t Me at |3 40 by ? .0c A. A, JOHNSTON. 45 if ~?V^gW" l*er?o(thc s 0 Uln* of Ilia IT Y HOT EL, npwK JSBTO X fortninx bis friends IPHL_ _ nrach lilitflM ln In forming bis friends Ibnl be hu Inkon nod Will tinier on tbn omummv of that well known establishment, tbe ClVV ilQTEL, on the Isl (Maker. Ht- dfcmi It needless on IbW ouuloii fa *ny more thmi thnl no eSotl In Itl* power will tin omltlrd to render U fully eqonl lo eny olbei Hotel ltd bis City, n? recnrd* the mmIImici of iu T?l*? Mid B?r,ud thnfgentlemen who m^y h*vs bwMiu* vMm| H, will In future find its clwinte. tcr inlly snstelund: end to strangers, It will b? i Hue M comforuble rrri after the fitllgue of trey elling?lo nN nn bom*. P* Hto Stebies will he Mmdlnd wilh en niton dnnee of tbn beet qf Provender nnd Attended by eh II, nltenlive nod cnimMm Os'lers. He intends to beepn LIVKRV STAHLg, where.those who '&)***> Nov. 9. H? 4a 4 87* fhe Milledicrrilli* Slalrsmnn nnd I'Mriof, ftamnnsh Georgian Chnriestou Courier nnd Co lumbin Telescope, t* ill insert (be nbovr tour lime* eneh, end send their accounts to the office of the Chronicle end Advertiser. Beaufort District Jicadcwy, ST. LUKE'S PAKI8H. A N eftamimtion of the ntiplls in (Ms institution, iV took piece on the Iwti tilt, in nnwue* of lb* mboot committee, end a resectable portion ?f tlir ; ii habitants of the nrighborhood. It i? truly | gratifying to be nlde lo stnt?, that their perform, mice wns highly creditable to the Principel, I*. 1 M'mltfi, Ktf nit \v? II its |<t themselves. I The bntiirhi-t <>f P.dttcMloii imijilii in this flpml. I nurv, ^re Utevfc, I.Mlt , P?vn.b nnd K-jiUlt, n.n littler of whtcli i nmu l't'ti Hcaiiing, Wri'ln}, Arilbmrtit-. I'nzHsb Oininmnr, mid li>'itgrtt|iby \% it tt * lit* tit** of tlir tiloliff. ?<?'. Tim Institution it siiunted fire mlli t from tin* vdlN|*n itf t'nnto vliMc'jIr, Itu plntimil and Ii. olttaf.il summer rilrw l, whw no mx of ?MtiliMnie fever tin* ornmcdl'or tbe Ia?l fiv.- vm?? It it hiriiiktied uiib lli? Itest of nttler, mid r*r? ! lent board, bullion nnd wathiug eon lie o'.tnbwl contiguous to the building, nt one hundred ?. |i?*rmilium. It is confidently tndievi-d tlint no place iu lh? low count.-y off, r? greater of |. -rlin|>? as pr.-at facllilii s for lb* inOmrtlon of the yotitb of both trict, ns ere lo Imj otHninrd nt thi? place CIIAltLK* ATKINS, Sitrth rv Srftee/ '.'9m. B. I> Art\-Uwy The t.d?it?i? ?f iiie Cliy Onnrtte. Cherlr?lou .\tnrrury, Southern I'mtloi, Coliool.U T. I. ?r ,i?? rtavennnh RnptiMlcen ?ntl t<rtir|{len,?re rcqiH Mt d lo Kivethl* lM'0 instirtloits. MoveinhrrS 41 S Branch of the Hank Of the State ot South Carolina, ' olum bin 12th Octttber, 1827 4 LI. pe;*ou* lodi '?!? d to this office Mill l? rf' t\ quiretTlapav IO t?er rent on the principal of t?ch it'de due wftor lit# |/Vll> day ot Nuvrmlnr ncit, on every renewal. By order of Hi* H -trd i f |)lc ctor*, J VMK4 A. lit.At'K, Ctuhltr. October 12. 41 t? To Jteni. 'piiKltOUSK %>'!) 1.<iT recently nrrit|iiril liy JL Air*' Sar?h T Hmllli, ulliinlril nil Itu: Mrrel opposite Mr llertH?inont*? ?nr?l. o. Tneliou** ha* five room* I llir titling and drawlflU room*, and four of winrli have nre'iiiicri in iliem. The out hoUH * *urh a* kii< ti n. tl'ife rml snv'to ItouMi.tlklilit mill rurilKKr. h.<u*? tvtlli tlie gari'i-n unit Inrloente, two nil in viKtd order?and In short, the improvement Mr# mrli as to rentier it u desi ratlin situation, either fornorlvale fatndy ot It. ard in?, home.-?Will bo rented very low. Apply to 11. T. SNOwbr.N Srjilember H HI n INoticc. 'B1IIK subscriber intendingto relinuuUh business 1. in Columbia, cnlU on ihosn indebted to him 11 onri more," to route forward and wttle theli respective note* and account* All *nch n* do not avail lh<<m*elve* f till* notice in ll.e c.njrw of leu day*, will at the e?plratWh of that time, And their notes nnd accoun ? placed In the hand* of a proper oflWr for collection, wHheat any distinction of person*. lie hn* to meet demand* against hint wltioh mu*t Ite settled. eonwrjueatly the or. .. nt mode of procedure originate* from necessity and not from choke: it I* an tiitpb-asaot tlcp, and nothing short of ealreme neeeesitv urge* him to it. He, however, sincerely hope* nil Interested in lltW notice, will avail themseUe* of it, and thereby tave tlielr feeling* and III*. MICHAKf. M'ELItOV. N. B M. MTt.no* ha* on hand an niiurl> ment ol 0r?t rate lioot* and Shout, of llie ioo*t fashionable kind, and of warranted workmanship, which he will dispo** of cheap fr* cadi and cash only, as ha i* determined to dispense with the credit lui?lne*?, consequently front llthi time,In no instance whatever, will credit ">e given 1 May jr> ttl If Final Notice. A/.f, ifri'im Iiidebted to the subscriber, are e|(iOn mrntiHy railed on to make |tayment. riio?r who disregard this t^otire, err, mil, f?/er?rd. ?hi if note* and accounts will he lodged in Ihe band* ol an attorney for rollerlion, unless satisfactory arrangement* are eutere-J into pre*I ?Wit return day. , JOBKPlin AnTIII Bjj February ? ? tf ^ Lj- , j - r i- i- _ i -i a - - ----- - ^ For Sale or Kent. Col. CftttAt'i two large Brick dlou With commodious dwelling apart mtJ at tl* eornor of ftieherdeon end Wr' ^/. oaf esgsmsfeg rc tinted At every com. About **?*>? ?? ?'*?ptjr rwolutfotw, u?? comproinltc. That .object of the Amrricon Cokw)ls?ion r Minported from the National 1 1 Mo*, thnt many of my fell||r-citiscn?, in of tho State, will ttnt it oncc full Into tho opinion hero advancMi hut it is, because they neve not rejected fV*hc move ment* of thl* dangerous association ??l indivi duals. I intreat, therefore, that hey par tiallv beer whh me awhile, en* if 1 do not ?stirfy ell, I hope at least, to flew to the greater number, that ?Um Vernal Im pi ovcmcntN arc drawing off our fjsources to the North, and tariff's are redooB ui rapid* ljr Into colonial vassalage, here taSt Insidious attach meditated at the domestfAranquilli ty Of the South, which la to bo asardedin a more serious light, thaQ if an howe-foreign army, in great force, W{te to InvfBc our ter ritory. The hold and the daring h>vn<Ur at tacks openly. In the bravery ami devoted patriotism of nnr cltltens, WO hive, under | the worst of circumstance* a bttk of ult?-1 mate success and safety. JBut against tht secret dagger of the midnight assnssin, no precaution can guard us. He (inters our premises undiscovered. He advance*, or he recedes in his softly stealing step*, ns pru dence would dictate, and he strike*the fatal blow, when it is loo late for us to avert it.? Thus it will, be with the American Colonisa tion Society. This Society was established at the ftF.AT of Government in 181T, that In its verv form ation, it might be regarded ns NATIONAL* Its ostensible object istbr colonisation of the free persons of colour of the United States, on the continent of Africa. The scheme at the outset, was thought to be so visionary, that the wonder was expressed, thnt ?o ma ny intelligent member* of CmiKrcw, at Washington, could he ? persuaded to attend tbc first mcrtinjj. The idea, that a clasa of Kecplr, who in the Northern and Kastern tato, were enjoying in common with the wbtt'o i-ihnh>'anta, so great a portion civil lihe ?.honld voluntarily exile themselves and encounter all the diseases of an African <-|im?te, and the hostility of aavjigcneighbors, wo* so preposterous, that many persons sus pected. that thcryj wm more meant by thi* Society, than met cither the eye or the ear. It therefore became necentnry to know, whe ther the Society had an ultrri&r design, no), stated in its Constitution, nrd n queftlon to this end, wtiM dUiwciUNwat by Wfjif South ? . . mm Tirnnw. * ????? tionsi a* t?. the true design of the Sofclety, the rcnlv wni. tiiat rnlflnWlnn nt ?tii* ft per*ona of colour wm the Hole o'ljcct. With many person*, however, from what accident ally transpired at the time* the auitplclcn Htill vxi*ted, that a Colonisation Society wa* hut another name for nn Abolition Society; and certainly, if there tie one fact, in regard tothisHoriety, nbout which there never, did i ey.ifct a contrariety of opinion, it i> thin?that from the day ol it* institution until the pre neut time, the Socictv ha* been puhlir.lv n? Hitileil by *ome, as a Society of doubtful c.hn rartcr, aim) by other*, aa having a favourtr ulterior object, to wit, the emancipation nrd removal hi due time, of nil the *1avc? of the United State*?a tchente *o utterly imprac tlcaMc for anv private Society to?ceomp1t*h, nml to which it i? doubted, whether the Na-| tionul (Government itself, with all It* rea?ur cc?, it competent; that it la difficult to de ride, whether, in the contemplation and formation of the Colonisation Society, folly, or fanaticism, or wickedne**, has nad the arcatc*t inf item r. With the tact always before tlielreyn, that their Society was original I v, ami ha* al ways since been suspected by thousands and thousand*, rather aa intending to hrlng altout the abolition of slavery, than of colonitinp the free persona of colour, under the hope of voluntary exile, what have been the move ment! of the friend* and meml>er* of the association f Under these public imputa tion*, aa to their motives, constantly exist Ink in 'hr public print* In Virginia and else where, what has been their course of con duct f lUvc they been carcful In thrl?* speeches at anniversary meetings, or In their annual reports, to avoid touching a subject, producing to us in tlie South, such exquisite sensitiveness, as the emancipation of ou* slave* ! The contrary of this 1* the tru*.h.? In less than four year*, we And the true feel ing and the spirit, which characterise* the Ai>olition Societies, manifesting itself In till* assc.ci it ion, in terms t?*> strong to be mlsun derstr d. Yhelr speeches breathe a spirit, which if it were to become general, would noon bring to ruin the State, in whkh we live. i?cttt ammrepiteti, titut the Coloni zation Society it not rcanomiihle for the aay Inra and the apeechea of ita member*. It i? reaponaible for them nil, for It lia?, by It* own deliberate art, circulated nnpartnf It* annual report*, nil tl?i-*c ?p<cchc* th-nuj.h outtlie United State*, together, w?tli ofTcn kive extract# from Keviewa, and other pub lications, ahd thn* H rccncniacathedoctriu'* they contain. What difference can itm?kc toon in the South, whether these imflam matory aentlrmntaof * Society, aa a Society, or no thoae of the individual* of that Hoclety, ?xprrucdttili mettiogt ' What atrangerl proof need we require, of a Society lacing an | Abolition Society, than when the apeechea ot i distinguish cd membnra.are charac by animated plotiiri-i of the horror* ry, and their deep art tied conviction 1 whole ftystctii mu?( l?e rooted owyjf] U If speeches, and tonata, and ? of men mttcmbled togcthe*/ Conviviality, do not i * land character of the pnt ' fcfjppaniea, In which t pK he not infallible ri \ arc to <?m<- ?t ?bc stop* and BociHH I know not whit lit. It him* ne cessary to Introduce nil that hat been aak) a* gainst us In these ftorictlc*. Let* however, Gen. Harpm he Aral heard at the seventh anniversary meeting. Alter depleting in glowing color*, the great uncial evil, that Is eating Tta way to the vital* of the State, and the folly of a partial removal j und after esti mating the number of slave* In the United Stater, at a million mud a half of persons? ** flow then (says he) Is that MOKE KX TENHIVR operation, wlih alone CAN COMPLKTK the HCOPB of otir design, to be ultimately, or ever?occom|>ll*hed. now Is this vast roan of ft vicious pojmlation, to be safely withdrawn from among us, and with j Justice to those, more Immediately interest-1 etl In their present condition." He then pro ceeds to sliew. tha nu?llMi?? i which mutt ttttadthe removal of these peo ple. CtneraUtfftar.r.R followed, lie only differed from his ?? distinguished friend, in point of time, when application ought to be made to the National Council*, at the n(fairs of the Soclcty were not uet rl/ie for such a mcawrr. " The policy in AMRH1C AN, throughout." (The tariffover agaft).) "The North hns a deep interest in the emancipa tion and colonisation of the */?ve< population of the Houtliem Stats*}**. Kcx^Mei CJr.o. Washington I'ahk Custib,XQMSphocon tend*, that they must g^it once, to the great Council of the Nation, as the guardian* of American liberty, and he woulcHell them, I" Yon are the last of Republics t You boast that it i* the neat ot freedom, of jtistlce, of honor* of high and magnanimous feeling,? The evil we would remedy, h none of our*. It was done before wc were born, and it la left form to undo. Lend us vonr aid to Strike the fetter* from the tlave, and to vpread th%fnk>yment of unfettered freedom over the '?Ifme of ouir favored and happy land." In another speech of Mr, Cvans', which I canhot lay my hands upon, he say*, that " when the Society ahull see the tern of the ln?t fthip, carrying the iatt of the free negroes* it*businesswill be but begun." In all the npccehet, the doctrine la Inculcated, tlint "if thev arc defeated again and again, in t?ici.* addrrsseti to Coogit*V this should not (in nift the ir ardour, hut give new tow a fife for nnv nttad *. '* " We ought, (adds Gen. IIarpfk.) to explain our views and plan, soon and fully; so that they may l?e seen and understood by the nation. The sooner, and the more fully this is done, the better; and in no way can it he so well done, n*hy an appli cation to Congress, and TUP. DISCIS SIONS (mark that) to which it will give rise." Thu? terminate* thencvciitli Anniversary l?;k'mvfcXwSR\^lW,,:75,2l\...N^i tlmrnts which are to nmmnte the happiness and security of the Southern States. Do mestic servitude I* the |>olicy of our country, and has been ?o from time immemorial. It in no intimately interwoven with our prosper itv, as n member of the confederacy, and ? ith our comfort an a society, that to tnlk of its abolition, i? to cpcnk of striking us out of mir civil nnd political existence. It is to re move from us the only labourer* who can t ultivntc our noil. It is to rut off nil the re Kourccs pf our wealth. It is to content to jjivc np our valuable plantations, our tide ww.imp*. and our prime cotton land*. In a word; it is to surrender the whole of nurval*^ liable lower conntry, to the"hcnstn of til* i field" and the wild men of the foreat. And how d;ire the people of this Society, tltc (greater pnrt ol whom at thlsdny, fromthefif, crude, nnd their und'ncited, and their M* struct idles in ihclr closet*, * ith cdn?of our eruntty, no uctpiutl the habita nnd pursuits of our pc? perience 01 our pecuiinr <vnnts nn conside ration of the difficulties of emanripnt;nn,1>c It midden or gradual?how dure wich men, tlie men of Ohio, nnd the WahaMt'.fcc. pro feftftlnRn* they clo, fr'endnltln nnd 500*1 reel ing# toward* un, presume to disctiftsn auhiect of which they know nothing, and when their discinuuonmran produce no other fruit than the hitter apple rf discord and disttn ion. Do those enthnsinM* think it a trifling matter to hold out to our ulnve population pronper.ts which never ran tie realised, or do they believe, that when hv the dlacua hIomh in Conntw, they shall finve kindled up amongat the?e people dlstat inaction, din content and Insubordination, flint they can I at all time* *0 regulate Ita heat, thnt it shall not nome fo an hwful and a wide spreading conflagration? Ate they to seattcr firebrand* nnd say they (Mean well. But, not content with indulging (n fta wild nnd mlschlcvoun schemes of tne revolution in public senti ment, which it hope* to hrlng *l?oot by cir culating the speeches of ita member*, the Rocietv cmnlovs the Press in another w*v. a* ft ?till more eflieient means of bringing til tout emancipation. It r nunestobe publish ed ?t the ficnt of Government, under it* im mediate au*picc*, nnd for lt? cxr1u*ive emol ument, ft Monthly Journal, which It *tvlM the "African Hcpo*itory,H published ?'by order of the MnnnRer* of the AmerWfttt Colonisation Society.M It h in thi* period! q I, that are conttantly disseminated (he sen timent* which lire to make the *litve dfcunt iiflfd with hi* condition; nnd the master doubtful, whether lie ought to hold in sub jection hi* slave. ft in here thftt we have ca Myt, in which the *v*tem of servitude in pmirtrayed in color* the mo?t frightful nnd disgusting. It I* this journal In which the tale* are to be told, nnd the anecdote* rela ted, of thr cruelty of owner* to their *1vvea. ' it i* liere again. thnt arc recorded the of th?we *llly mortal* who **crl feirwefttth upon the altar* of a mor M**mt who think they Aygrandiae intry ny mnnumitting their slave*, letting loo** being*, neither fitted habit for freedom, and Jn* pestilence wherever il* journal, that are con tra** roiwhleroii* fore* bod! opprci with a dc I know i disposed to i diction% as< mihiUof w? ceivo themselvf ty, undvr the' from our country RytttatwrmnlMM nltude, dally acquired strengtl In tho Middle and WeoMrm has some adherents strange t the plantation Bute*. Il has i eronymus"* from South-Caroll cato Its ennse in the Northern mennsnfthe Press It dally and more known to the ultra denominations .and the cl without being aware of what^ give it tlieir cordial Mtp| last, It ham been recommi sermons on the anniversary <, but none have been bold enough to comply with the request. not in the hands of weak me is one of its patrons and a vi anniversary orator. Judge the Supreme Court of the Unit its President. By his circular r>f March last tiast. we arc-infm tnesociety is in make application to Can*.' gress at He ensuing session. It it the Judge who transmits all over the Uhited State# ??the form of a memorial to which ? turn areto be solicited. and to be " ed to the Congraea." Should aq be made In thtrmpreme Court. ._______ I tier the words * general welfare/' money can be voted tb a negro aociety, or a negro colony on the con* of Africa* We may con jecture how this Judge will decide tftequca* tion.for by hi* circular. It appears that hil I has a I ready made up his mind. 11c declares in it "that the object of the Society Is eneef^ NATIONAL interest." , After to many declarations, and from a quarter ao respectable, can any man doubt litioi.ikt*. It istrue?are not as well confrde- & r.ited and combined aa the manufacturers.. ? In the one case, great pecuniary interests are involved, and Ityudlekms Investanenta to the amount of many mttlhma.af dollars are at- I hnxard. in consequence of *Mr. CjMriW'* untaa i'. ff the British nation.0 In the ewer cuse, there are no millions of dollftrs It is true, but there are .a million and a half ef. pool- (legrcded hdman aouls who need reSto rntum to the rights of frSsastn, ""a ufnciurcrs may rtewi'? the U n will not Ke belflljif ^enfrr and their perseverance to accomt end*. They l>oth will have the! friends In the lobbies and in the They nil have their plans of attack ranged, nii<l they l?oth design to ni?M tN< South feel its present colonial dcpcndance.* > The day then U at hand. The crisis apr - pronches, when Congress is to be callodup* ontodfecuss a subject upon which no vote can be takcp, which will not amountttsn ' *< expreaiion ot its opinion on the suUiKtl domestic slavery. Arc theplantationfrfttf disposed to submit to any such expression < opinion. I trust they are not; my sincere hope is, that she " IHl on, or discuss < there m and thai-! kt would ?<>f the ?] a discusaielgHlspcak in my NlUpak^ats ^ ^ * HH ?In the rmlrATtri) in tin wrltrr dun mi-tie h?rm to ftouth " Vig?rnlit>," ilm open ?nrmy of JJIMES HO HA * CO. limrt jml rueirtU mn txltntlrt i RF.Af. ?op?r Mn* Drw < SurtouU, Vnti fend P 4u|K rltlm k l)fM? CutiU,' MM Cloth ComImc, Frock Coat., ftwtouli ind PinlalooM. ? Buff, ValrriiiR and llfirwitlMVmtf, of tl?nl?*t qa*l, Youth's Coat***, BwttlnH Frock Own, Cmlrn,P)iilil<wiw *h4 Vtilt, ?? Common bl?? and lihck A Urgr awnrtmrnt nf Btni w Cord I'm The whola mad* ??p with lb* ftreatetf rnptcli Mion and tvorkmantltip. h4 m In* an aatorlment avprrtor to any Im/ ati rit Ittfof*. BtPlrmltcf 01 RSS J?, T. DIOKftt! kini?r fait fi?m>d Itidcn th?m |i)a ttr. 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