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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07
BALTIMORE. July %.
R0BBERr OF 9.YF BgyKy

1000 Dhsrs Re.rafa.--LaSt evening be
tween aarl ans 10 o'clock. the Office of Dis
Ssunf ana Deposit. established ia .lns city, va
'foib snsesed hy thieves. and a sum of rnan-y
y paper end specie Chiefly small Grange con
,zine IN small VI ushs hon chess. was sto.
len the-efrom. The Wilkins Who perlerrat,d
TVS daring roEbery. we're not able 10 pene ate
s-ss vauifs; atlhes effected was 60 oea, of INC
snn chest above r'entisred and is ocaten.s.
AmoAs orhe bank ss rhsrsio, WAS parce.
OF Oh detsced notes TWO Of which were for 500
dollars each. % tnis v3Sce, ne Endorsements on
them cn'irely flied ,hsi. backs. The said no,es
ase senefa''y much 6efacsd rugged and soar,e
y III Tor e'scuation A5eu, the hour this az
va comInistra. p-rscn was seer, with an ,r0ii
cnes' N whee barrow aver Gri,sissa bridge.
ihefe IS no DOUBT bnr seve,a v,ilaii.s we.e en-
gagsh IN he atr''cicus sooosss T'hs above re-
ward viii be give g any sss,n or pe,sons
VINO vii. dssed sud b big rsem TO convidion
and should ops - tns acconyiices engage
thsr'in maize ,isseyeyy, 80 that the res. NE
icoasiHed ottas Ia. ne shall receive The above
rewaru, and asrcsr made with the governor OF
e's state y -Star FOR him full aud f &c par
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07

hnu Ufnc, II II be not sacIlIeRe
TO cal on thee m such aease as THIS,
Cnrne hliish lnr him n=ekss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07
DAVID HARpIs. Gable,
Auguht 2

a commercial freud ,f his city, trans
ago the toliDwipg article from Ham
8 paper ofthe liih May, add politely
l4otlch y 20 the E5jtors for pubiication.
The lseish g yetn,nent has notified 10
toe ,'ne'ican Coosoi at Hamburg, ;i.a' all
gt sssi- iot IoHningen coming frp,n Nor
nix Pncateipnia, Wilmington and Sa-
vs''ri'i' sht'; be s;s,ciiy examined and If
'rom Charleston, il,ey Shall be Obliged 10
perpfm r'go, eus qnarantibe--but those
s2ning tom any oih.r portin the Uni
ted Stat will be permitted an Immedi.
~ enlry, pro, ded with clean bill OF
heal h.
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Consulate Of me United Sfafes If .f,neyieo.
isLAED OF CUBA,

HaUaana, Jnne IN, 1905.
For the Information Of the merchants
and Others in he United s afes, tho Under
signed consul thinks il his duty to make
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07

learn from N. Haven, that fdur or Ave per.
sous have died Of a malignant or contagi-
Gus disease, and that the number of new
cases were INCREASING. The disease IS at
tr,huted vesse arrived there from Por-
tp-Rico. Its hrst victim was the custom
house officer, who superintended her dis
charge. The Coilegiates (of YaIe) had
dispersed, and the ci,ixens generally were
retiring to The country.
The Mayor o. New York, has also in.
-terascted all communication with New
iosk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07
Ron NE Mew York Commercial ,1aversiser,
July AZ.
TO THE PUBLIC.


In consequence Of alarming reports Of
malignant Cases of fever having occurred
in this city, the 3 ard OF Health think it
proper to state. that an unusual degree Of
health, at present, preya $; and that no
case of m lignant fever so far as they know,
now exists at New York. A few cases Of
an untavorahie appearance were observed
a few days ago; butihe sick we're remov-
cd to the Marine Hospital, apd every pre-.
caution was taken to guard against any
future evil. The constant vigilance sxer.
csed az the Quarantine establishment, the
Ilncessant at,ention 10 the removal of nui-
sarces in the city, and the presen, favor.
able state of the weather, ell encourage q
reasonable hope that The season will pass
away wi'fou. any malignant epidemic =
The Board pledge themselves 10 ,heirfvi
log csizsns o give early and unresersed
nsi ~ danger, if any should occur.
B. the unanimous order If Tie Board Of
Health.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07
DE WIT CLINTON, Pess.
JAMES HARDER Sel'ry.
Office Of ne b1aId of tleMih, .
Nsw York. July 81, 1905.

NFw York. July s7, 1905.
We are informed chat the disorder now
prevailing at New Haven, IS daily becom
Ing more alarming. Some iarnilies have
removed from the TORN lie College mas
been dismissed; The Students have retus,
"a TO their iamhies and the Supreme
Court, which had JOSH commenced It's ses
ION. has adjourned. While we sy,ripa-
tliise @i'h the iBh sbitants oil New Haven
IN their distress, we are hsppy 20 congrs-
iula.c our tslow ciiizzns ou The unusually
healthy SITUATION of cur own city.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-05
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.

We owe il TO the polltcness OF Captain
Crowel, Of the brig Washington from sa.
yannsh, that we are enabled 90 lay belore
the readers of the MERCANTILE ADvER.
T1sER this day regular series OF Interest,"
ing European intelligence from the first to
the 5th of October The ship Tippoo Sslb,
captain Bowman, haG arrived at Savannah
in AZ days from Liverpool; she brought
Londoa papers 20 the 5sh, and Liverpool
to the Eth of October: and the extracts that
follow were published in a Savannah pa
per Of Saturday se'nnlght, with which cap
tam Crowel has obliginglY favoured us;
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-05
Lower RHINE, Sept. II.

The emperor of Russia has addressed
the following note by Russian charge de
affairs, to the several courts OF Germany
I" As his majesty the emperor of Russia,
wishes te know the sentiments of each OF
the German princes, in the present circum-
stances, he enquiries by ithese presents,
what part your Highness intends to take,
in the event ola war between France and
the emperor of Austria ? ifno decisive an-
swer be returned to this inquiry, their Inn
perial mses,ies will consider it as if your
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-05
BERLIN, Sept, 81.

"A grand council Of state has bten held
at the palace. Since which every thing
seems to announce great events. ! lie ar
my is put on tho war footing. Our garri-
son is ordered to be in readiness TO march
in four days; and great quantity OF ar'il-
lery has already been sent tc Magdeburg,
and Grangden. So extraordinary aa actl-
vity has not been observed for nanny
years.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-05
PHILADELPHIA, Zee. Q.

Captain Stevens OF tt@ Eliza Vickary
from HAVANA, whose arrivs we mentioned
yesterday, left there the schooner Betsey,
Rogers, fer Rhode Island to tail in four
DAYS schooner Richmond, Logan Of Phi
ladelphie, for Marisl and Philadelphia wal.
log for permit; schooner Brilliant, Howe,
for Baltimore in six or eight DAYS sth7.
Sally Dickinson, for Boston in two days;
brig Sally, Barry, OF and for philadelphia
uncertain ship Columbus, Atkins tor
Boston just arrived ;; schooner La"eHs'
Franklin, Of Philadelphia, for n, Orleans,
captured by Spanish privsteer and liberia
ted, leaving damages 10 arbitraters, notdc'
terrined; brig John, Greene, tor ProVI'
deuce in days; brig Jason, OF f'mIaosL'
pha for New Orleans captured by French
and Spanish privateer ;--brig Retrieve
Weston Of New Yori, in three days; snip
Thomas Wilson, Wheiap, Of aud for XII"
ladelphia ia days brig Argo, Lity' ior
New York, captured and cleared scno'"'
err Sites, Tor ST. Mays in days;
schooner Nelson, Thompson, from ANAL
ca, bound to New York, captured by j
Spanish privateer and detained brig h"A-
atur, Wheelock, for New Orleans 10 S s
or eight days; ship Susasnah, Gray io'
Boston in eight days brig Madison Dr. ~
en-, for Boston 10 Eve DAYS; snip ouii"'''
Thomas, for Boston IN two days; scho0nS'
Wilmot, Rice, for Wilmington ~ u sen,.
William, Brush for Bostoa, end scn0onei
Regulator, Mancer, for New YORK. sa'sSN
in co with the Eliza, VIckery.
BALTIMORE, December q
Arrived, ship Sarah, Smith, 8 dayS"'"
New York. -,,y
Arrived, schooner Concord "4'F''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-05

which is so formidable, France IS not more
powerful than Austria''-thus quick are
the transitions of man, TO whom, not
month ago, nothing seemed 20 De more
easy than to march TO London and VIENNA
and to crumble into dust two q the most
ancient monarchies in Europe"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-05
LONDON, October { e..

BOnapaFfe has issued decIafatlon
of war against Austria aud Russia. The
intelligence reached Government yesterday
mornlag by the way of Holland. The
Declaration was submitted to the Senate on
The 25d ult and it is highly probable that
Bonaparte has set out from Paris TO read
the army assembled n S.rasburgh.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-05
October 4.

1t was yesterday said that minis
tiers he'd actually received by tie lest
Hamburg packer, declaration from the
k,rg Of Prussia, in answer to the note pre-
scented TO hiua By the ,wo iaperiai courts,
that It was hrs determination 10 maintain a
strict neutrality in the Circle of lower Saxo-
nv, and that for che purpose OF securing
that part Of Germany against cncreach.
ment by the armies Of the be!ligerent pow
ers he had put his own army, TO the a
meant Of 10000, on a footing Of complete
preparation.
Sir Sidney Smith attended yesterday
morning at the admiralty, to make his re-
port Of his late attempt TO burn the Ros-
logne AosilIa. lie came no doubt 10 consult
with the board upon his fertfer operations
and to receive Instructions. Forty gun
boats are fetfng cut fer him at Woolwich.
They carry two guns. one 10 the bow the
other in the stern. The are very light and
consequently draw very little water.
The following builesin was this morhing
issued from the admiralty, and posted a.
Lioyds'.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-05
FRANKFORT, Sept. II.

Previous to the Austrian troops PASSING
the Inn the commandment assured the cleo
tor of Bavaria that be should respect the
ELECTORAL military and civil authorities.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-05

| Admi' atty o8lce 1c.. 4.
/ Extract isom the ieg.book Of lis raaiesty,,
{ ship Haddick.
{ Friday. September 81, lat. 20, s, lcnp,
| 8, wind variable Z. n. e. a, half past two
severel guns fred at the N. w. at thres
observed his Majesy's ship Calcutta, haul
out Of the convoy at half past three hea-
w canonading comSsnced between the
Calcutta snd very large ship; observed
another ship coming up, 6sing her bow ehaS-
ers, and two more ships following her,
At half past four observed tho large ship
to haul from the Calcutta and Il. ave too.
At dark spoke the Indus Iodiam2u, who IL.
formed me that the snip which engsge4 the
Calcutta, WAS large frIga;e, aad tbs ahiss
10 chase of her were lipe Of battle ships
II halt past nine heard a very heavy can.
nonading in The S, w, supposed 10 be be.
tween the Calcutta and the enemy. AT
half pas, ten the firing ceased. At day light
four sail in sight. At noon fresh breezes
aud cloudy; three strange sail in sight.
1t IS perfectly understood at the India
House, that none of the Calcutta's convoy
were regular lndiar1en. They consisted,
IN ali probability, of tie lndus extra ship
frons Madras, and South Sea Whaiers and
Swedes. When admiral Renier sailed
from St. Helena, he left the following YES.
sells there; the Indus Maria Carolina "a
Swede) from China Africania, from the
south seas and Dutch ship, prize to the
Calcutta.
October S.
Ia addition to the Bulletin which we
gave yesterday respecting his Majesy's
ship Calcutta and he. convoy, we have now
to communicate the following exuscs Of The
log book Of the African South Whsler
transmitted to the admiralty:
+" Tburtay, the z6th Sept. LAT. 49, z3, n.
long. s, 90, W. the Calcutta made fgna for
FRANCE feet, and in The courie Of The day aH0.
ther for the enemy, and for !hs, convoy TO dG-
pcrfe. Obferved ihip of the line and tour ri.
gates, with about twenty fail O! merchant Clips,
Iuppofed 10 be Wet Indismen, which they had
captured. Two Fiench t5;ga'es in chale Of the
African, coming up ia'( hauled to the wind
ward,
" Friday, 9Th French ifigatcsHiiI n cbst';
a, about 4 P. NJ. law one CT the enemy open
her fire upon the Calcutta, which Eas returned
from the fcrn guns of the iat'er. APPtsheod
that the wi,sle convoy, except ouriciYe', tell
into the cnemy's hands. At Cunfet h'a't the
report OF many gus, and obfsrved aahes IN the
w. S. w.
Upon this iotereGing fObjoa- no Official &C.
counts have yet re ched the admiralty ; 5ns It IS
alcer,aircd, by dipstches brought from ADM
al CoTnwaJ!is. by the Adrian cutter, hedte'
nant F5rbc.. tha, on Friday !s'anghs, aiqoad-
zen had been fenc from the chgnasI feet in qaeit
Of ,be enemy The morning OF that day Rear
Admna! &tir!iog win S sail at &c iloe '1Jo'nsd
Adn?ita} Corvallis, aster an unuceosSdi cr1'ze
IA pPrimt Of the R9cbcfort fqu2srnn, @aich ""
EHo"a 0 hsvc c.en cut noath. Such h'
osee The 4axiety Of Admiral CORVALLIS tor me
tecurty ct arr tra>e, that vixen the Adrian lei;
the EJECT lie bad oal Gng'e higate with him,
saving eaPaIg''ed then all on The look. cut tor
the enemy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-05
October s.

The last accounts froT Vienna, in the
Batavian Gaze,tes, reach to the 10Th ult.
They state that the emperor of Germany
was TO go to the Tyrol 10 the easuing week
whence he was speedily to return aud pro-
esad 70 Hungary to opea the Diet. The
Hungarians would ii was thought, raise
another army of reserve. The archduke
Ferdinand has by this time joined the ar.
my 10 Bavaria,
The two columns Of Austrisns which
have entered Suabia are estimated at thirty.
six thousand men They will be followed
BY the main army, under the archduke
Ferdinand and general Mack. The latter
arrived at Augsburgh on the 18th SePtem-
bet> and proceeded on the same day fer
1~Ulm The Imperial troops at Bregenz
are aho advancing towards the west Of
! Suabia.
1t is mentioned in several articles from
the 1yrol OF the 18th of September, that
the Imperial troops from Venice are ad.
vancing Ia great tor>e TO the Adige. with
great train of Rattefng artillery. The
French we're also advatcing to the other
side of the Adige. The bridges Della
| Petra and Ponto Nuovo, atVerona. have
been broken down by the FreuJk; and a
third bridge strongly guarded. Marshal
| Massena had arrived at French Vcssna
previous to the 18Th of September, ana
his army had been reinforced by 1000 ca.
valry.
A heavy cannonade was heard at Augs-
burg aboo, the 18Th of September, from
the side of the Tyrol and Switzerland, but
no particulars were known.
The Rvssiaus continue their march 70
! the hereditary domiuious with The utmost
expedition They are allowed to haIf only
| one day on, Of seven. The whole OF the
war establishment Rxed by the coure OF
Petersburgh is stated at 100000 men- In
other words this constitutes the total NUM-
Der of troops destined 80 cooperate a.
gainst France. An artcle, dated Peters
burgh the 18th ult. says, that the resl.
nents which were to embark at Cron.
stadt had commenced sheir march for thar
port, where the stores and provisions were
! already shipped. General Kutusaw had
received orders to so through ihe AVS
TRAN territory to Salyzburgh, where ne il
to receive further instructions. The juno
ton Of the Russians with s'le Impeyialists
on the frontiers of Bavaria cannot we'll be
expected before the middle Of this month
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-05
November ~.
INTERESTING FOREIGN EXTRACTS.
From our English and French tIes'I

From our English and French f,les.l
Nearly 10000, 900 of dollars in specie
has been shipped 10 England, to the cent?
nent. for the use of the alIied powers to
be divided with Austria, Russia, Sweden,
and perhaps, Naples and Bavaria. 1t has
been transmitted principally in ships OF war,
aud had been injured at Lioyd's against all
risks. at from enc fifth 60 half per cent.
Several astempts were made ABOUT the
beginning of October, by the boats OF sir
sydney Smiths squadron, to burn or des.
troy the French Aostilla in Boulo5ne, with
carcasses, &c. Bus with little loss and less
Eject.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-05

b;oLness had taken the part Of The French,
and will treat your country aseeFdiog'y,
&c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-05
PARIS, September "a.

FARIS, oeptemDer 2f'
His majesty, the Emperor, arrived here
this day. The project presented to his ma
iesty the keys ofshe city and the following
address:
Z" SIRE,
HBSE are the keys of Paris,
oFrae capital of your empire, of that city
you have made the first in the world.
la offering yea that ancient symbol of
the submission and devotion of the city,
we caaaot dissenble, sire, that JOY, that de.
licious sentiment which always sgnalises
the arrival of your majesty within the ca.
pisal, is united this day with more grave
emotions.
" The annunciation of an imperial 81.
ting of the senate, the rumors which have
preceded that Intelligence, those that have
followed it, some circumstances that are
known, Others tina, are said to be unknown;
in word, every thing that is known or
supp ysed, for some days mas thrown the
public mind into kind of agitation, wh'eh
demands only word to become the mo t
generous add naturalimpulse.
nat WOrQ. SlTCs VIC CAPCSls t'bO viz
immense crowd that is about te follow you
is impatient to learn what impulse will be
permitted, or what measure shall be pre-
scrised TO their indignation and their
zeal.
/" COP forbid, sire, that we should seek
to predict the designs of your high Wis
dom, or tbs conceptions Of that great gent
us which mas every where made you mas
ter of times, places and events bu. If 1t be
true, as it has been reported, that YOUR
PERSON has been attempted, and the indie
pepdence of the nation, our liberties aod
constitution menaced, command The de.
fence TO be proportioned to the interest OF
such cause and If it be necessary to
march, believe that every thing vii! be soon
ready 10 follow you, serve you aad aEenge
you.
"Such sire are the9sentihenss OF your
good city of Paris "
This address delivered when the empe-
ror was geing in procession TO the senate,
smells Of seaspiracysdiscevered sgalnst the
person of his MAJESTY.
BY an impe ial decree, the coascrlpts OF re-
aerve, OF the years nine. ter, eleven, twelve
and thirteen, are placed in the immediate
requisition.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-08
F Q r S A l. E,

25o Acres of Land, in the difrid
Of Coknb,a. aboat : mics ttoin Alexandfia and
from George Town: large proportion y
woodland Of good quality, Astounding with
good fprings ana hana:oae fsuations. wauld
lay eff this land 20 accommodate thOie who may
with to buy from two acre lots to twenty, CT fell
il altogether. 4 fmall part of the puSchs!e mo-
ncy VIII be required and for ths balance Ii.
beial cledir will be given. Any peffoo Wiling
to buy, may he lhswn ttc land by -i'(Rliam Saet.
Inn, who rsEdss upon it; and leave their lancs
with, Mr.. john Gadby, Of AiexaadGa.
Sundry Lots may be had on ground
rent, uFor Duke.freet, al, lining TO Mr.. jacob
Shucks's. 6. GRAMMAR.
June IS. Iawrf
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WILLIAM @ XL E Y

WILLIAM Ok L { Y
HAS ON HAND,
With Be tuiN dj/pge If On terms ladvasfageas'
to Tie 3urcbajeys, Jar ea@ or aotes,
The following Articles: VIZ.
Supcf5ne and fscond cloths IS.
KeEfeymeres and fwaodowns
Besrlsins and seafnonghts
DursHss and cailirl4ncocs
Bombazsts and wildboTes
Common and boiid caniblcts
SS, cottch, aad wosfea hoEery
EngAth exssa long fix glatcs
Silk swiit and thread
Dispsr ard common tapes
Paper and pound gias
Whi,saad printed masfeilles
Laces, sdginss and gimps
Elegant black and white lace veils..
Pa,en. DO. do.
Satin peeiong and ELK handkerchief.
A, Q. add 81 Canbrick mufns
India Jaconet do.
Fas,ians, buckram, SC. SIC.
ALSO,
A few bales ofNegro eaddie,, and one trunk
Elk and cotton filings.
January 7 q
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TO BE LET,

The HOUSE on Fairfax -itreet now
occupied by Mr.. lanes II. flooe. Podellion
will b. civcn on the fra of July. Apply to
Mr.. JoAN TUCKER, Of Alexandra. The Va.
want LOTS on King, Columbus, and Waih:ag.
ton Rree,s til. LOTS on the Mall, lately ad.
verified for fals or say other Lots belonging
TO the flb.cfi5er. fer ials bS h.a, on reafonable
terma.
Siebhen Cooke.
Lseha.g, Mag II, law
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Superfhe cloths and coonred camb'isk',
calimcrcs, Dlmltcs,
Cotton catimeres, 6-4 ,9S, Cambrick
White and coloured mu!llns,
leans, nankeens and India, book, jaconct
iuhisns, and null mali, mul-
Long and hoir nan. fins,
kccns, Colorado and croilsar-
Blse do, red eripei cainbsick
White and colcured ditto,
narfeilics, Lace,
WaiRcosting, 4, Lace hawls,
IN 7~S, Isih lin Long disto,
nens, long lawns, Super bToca5cd do.
4-4 rs, Shifting cot Engilh and French fix
ton, ;gloves,
Irifh and Fiandersfhrc Kid ditto,
ing, Pc nic !nstts,
PlattiIlss, Enghlliplit f:aw bon.
R.ittanias, nets,
SilcGas,, Madras and baada1na
Silk, cotton and thread handkerchefs,
! hoGery,, Basras,
Diaper table cloths, MEANINGLESS,
Napkins, Gurrahs, SIC. sc.
Chln,z callicoes and
Alto which he has determined to
teil at the mott reduced prices.
May IS. d
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public. saIe.

On TUESDAY next,
,.,,ct WILDE fold. at the Vendue Store,
r u M
-. and bl.. French Brandy in pipes,
|' - =. anl Apple Bandy. in BIS.
80, i hhds. tierces and bis.
4 |Ea ;1sss' aod brown Soap and inboss',
|s,ald and digit candles J
s. .ifo. 10 Kegs, boxes and Jars,
||Eig, il kegs aid frsiss,
os..a,. Ware in crates, -
&EHIOiUSEHOLD FURNITURE
&c.-ALso,
IN Variety Of DRY GOODS,
among which are
& Cloths. Coasings, Kerlemeres,
ma, Plains, Kerf.ys, Negro Cottons,
s,s., ElaAicks, blue Friezss,
Is,I I Ruaels, YaSh Stockings
fsin.zss and Callicoes,
kInh Linens, ,Silesa do
o,naburss and Ticklenburgs,
|MS,Iis,su1 a1uslin Handkerchief,
|Iadia Mu.lins and Table Clothes
|Raadanns Handksrchief',
IcoOsta Tassad,, Hats and sundry other
ltielss.
Philip G. MdJaelIsr.
Tec. an