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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-12
June co.
( en- DoNurs keWa1d.


ID UN AWAY from the Subscriber, on
~ the 2sth oil April, a, Negro MAN JOE,
and Woman nar,ed FANNY, but called
by tie black people FANNY KENNY,
which elopcd on the 18th Of June The
man is a bright mulatto, about % wears OF
age, straight and well built, and has very
BRISK WAX, and IS, very handy, sensible
feliow--aboet 5 feet, or 10 inches high
The woman is so light, that hardly any
person you'd take her 70 be siave--She
has blue eyes and straight SANDY colored
hair, and II her skin was well Kept, she
would be taken for WHITE woisan-hsr
right torchnger is clf at the FIRST jnint, and
has large scar on her left arm, OCCASION
ed by buSp,> ard has "A very Brisk walk,
about 2Gycars of age, and hal on when she
went away, a white Virginia Habit. and
as they are Brother and Sister, it is likely
they will gct together, change their nam eS,
and pass as free people. Any person that
will deliver them 10 the Subscriber, in
Hanover county, or secure them in any
jan, SO that get them again, shall receive
the above reward.
BENJAMIN BOWLES.
juno IS, 1907.
\. Is. torcwarn all owners or masters
OF vessels from carrying them OF.
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FIRE tDoUars Reward.

GTRAYED b. Stolen from the subscri-
- her on The 21st inst. two Mules, to Wit ::
one black stud Mule, shod ali round, With
a long swltchtaie, no other mark recoliec
ted. Also one mare Niue, If a BAY color.
with the ed of her tale cut III, ONLY shod
before, bei'cve retler poor. whatsoever
viii de!iver the sad mules to the suhscri-
Der in the city q Richmond, or give sucj,
information SO that get them again shall
receive the above reward.
JOdN TINSLEY.
RiChmnnd, June 24h. 1907. If
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NOTICE.

THE books, papers, and accounts Of the
late mercantile firm of MsCredie aud
M'Miilan, of the CITY of Richmond. beirg
now in the possession Of George Mere
die, one Of the Adm'rs Of John MsCredie.
deceased, who was the Surviving partner Of
M'Credie and Mcmillan. Therefore all
those who are indebted either by specially
or otherwise, are requested to make i'm
mediate payment to George M'Credie, or
make such other arrangement as may be
most conducive to the interest of the said
concern, as well as to the debtors thereof
It is expected that due attention will be
paid to this notice, as it is desirable that a
close should be immediately made of the
transactions Of the above mentioned firm
NANCY M'CREDIE, .4fnl'r.r.
JAMES PENN,
GEORGE M'CREDIE, Ham'fS.
Manchester, goth June, 1607. If
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Notice.

ME Debtors to the late firm OF GIL
LlAT y KIRBY are hereby inform
ed, that THOMAS GILLIAT alone is en-
powered 20 receive payment Of the debts due
TO that concern. All persons having de-
mands against them are requestedto apply
TO Thomas Gilliat, and those indebted to
the firm are earnestly requested to come
forward without delay, and discharge their
respective debts.
Fer JoHN GILLIAT & SELF,
THOMAS GILLIAT. .
JAMES KIRBY.
Richmond, 18th May, 1907. SIN
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FOR SALE-

Ohhosife Colonel IIavos gyen Brildirrs,
9Th, 3rd and 2nd proof Antigua Rum in
hhGs. Of the crop 1805--lmported early
1906
New England Rum in hhGs. and barrels
pipe very Superior Hollands Gin
Rye Whiskey in barrels
Loaf and Brown Sugar in Ditto
Coffee by the barrel or bag
Bccf aud Pork in barrels
irish Potatoes in ditto, suitable for table or
planting
Potomac 5had and Herrings,
Stone Lime IN large and small casks.
and a general assortment Of GROCE-
RIES, &c. &c.-which will be sold low
for Cash, good paper, or exchanged for
country produce, BY
JOB GREENE.
Richmond, eth May, 1907.
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PRICES OF
Mails, Byuds q Sb37gs

MANUFACTURED at the Penitenti-
isE arg, and for sale by NICHOLAS
.HALLAM, agent for the Commonwealth,
a fcwdoors above the Swan Tavern, Rich
mund.
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NOTICE.

MeEsy'. Rober, King and Charles Croueh,on
and Robert King, James Thompson g, rho.
mas Ravenhill, John Eide, Conrad Lamb and
William Davidson, Executors of James Short,
deceased
TAKE NoTIeE, That shall proceed 70 take
The following depo.tion5 at tho times and
places. hereafter mentioned, 10 be read &c eyi-
dence IN two sni's now depending in Zoe Chan
cefy Court foT the Richmond District. in which
am plaintiff and you are defendants, 10 wit 4:
The deposition Of Charles Eooe and others, on
the tweny-uin'h day at August 1907, between
thc hours OF Ten o'clock ia the morning and sun-
set Of the same, a. the dwelling house Of Iohn
b. Ncoe in Madison county--Aud on the thir,v-
first day of August, 1867, between the hours
Of ten O'Clock in the morning aud sunset Of the
same, a, tie Tavern in Lynchbusg kept by Nj
Hoy!e, I sha!! take the deposition Of Col Tho.
MAJ CiHk and Others of Campbell coun,y--And
on tie ihirt DAY Of September, 1907, between
the hours Of len O'Clock ~ the morning and sun.
set of the same, shall take the deposition Of
James Echols and etlterS, az his dwelling house
ga the county Of Bedford.
ROBERT II ROSE.
July 20,h, 1857. 4w
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MAT,TR F.SSES.

~SAN be had on very short notice, MAT
- TitESSSES Of ;.li sizes * kinds, agreeabIy
10 order III the large corner white house, opno.
site the CD Ci,y Tavern. TWO squares below the
Market Bridge BEDS made & WAT'TRES
Sea repaired. Horses TAILS & NAMES
pu.chascd.
Inn. G. PIensnnta
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Land to be Rented.

On Saturday tie 18th dcy Of next mon;b (Assust,,
WILL BE RENTED
Ton one year and possession given en- the first
L Gay Of January next. the irac, Of land called
DOVER, belonging 10 Josiah Woodsou in the
lower end OF Goochland county, at present in
The occupation of Philip Woodson. The parti-
culars as 20 reservations. &c vii be made known
on The day. Liberty Of sowing crop Of wheat
viii be given to the person renting. The said
land will be rented 1T the house occupied by
Philip Woodson, on the premises.
BY THE TRUSTEES.
July 2ls,, 1907. 9,
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MancheSter INnoihe C0mbany.

NlO4iCE. IS hereby given, that an adjourn
men' of the general meeting Of stocIhoid.
ers has been made TO the first Monday in next
month when It Is expected The members gene.
rally, viii attend either in person or by attorney
duly qualified act foY them
JAMES BRANDER, elk.
81 August. 1907. ,dm
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Proprietors of 1000 doll
lars nominal six per
cent. stock, subscribe
cd before the 1st Oc-,
to5er, 1907, viii be
entitled to receive, 649 62 of new sis.
Of subscribed between
the LIST October, and
31st Dec. 1907, GA 81
II subscribed between
the 1st january and
18th March, 1908, 619 o.
Proprietors of 1000 dol
lars nominal defer
red, subscribed be-
fore the 1st October,
1907, will be entitled
to receive, 855 70
If subscribed between
the Ist October, and
31st Dec. 1907, 953 81
If subscribed between
the LIST January, and
18th March, 1903, 8Sf 42
Being the unredeemed amount Of the ofS
stock on the 1st July, and October. 1907.
and LIST January. 1868. respectiveIv.
Proprietors OF 1000 dollars three per cent.
stock will be entitled to receive ESQ dol
lars Of new six.
w9m P Com'r. Loaas.
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To RENT,
FOR 4 TgBM or YEARS, OR ogE 7BAR,
VALUABLE FARM

Tv the upper end of Hanover county. and at
present IN the occupancy of John Hay. Esq.
containing $50 acres. There are perhaps few
Vaa5 Of lard thar combine more advantages than
the. is well adap'ed TO rho cutivs ion Of corn,
wheat & tobacco has fullpr opotiion Of the
fest quaiiiy meadow land upon II, & lies within
so miles Of the city of Richmond The uncom
mon heal.h'ress of the situation, the nature Of
The soil, the happy proportion of wood, arabic
and grass lands. together wish its vicinity TO The
best market in the county, all serve 10 render
i: worthy the auentiOn OF any industrious far
mer who may wish 10 settle himself in this way
Tor life, as it may be obtained for any term of
years. The buildings are sufficient for the &C
commoda'ion OF small family, and for all plan.
tation purposes. The premises will be shewn
By the present occu2ant, and the terms made
known, upon application 10 the subscriber resid
ing the county Of Orange.
DABNEY MINOR.
July 10ih, 1907. 6w
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LAND FOR SAFE.


PY virtue of aided of trust executed to the
~ subscriber, and bearing date, June 27th,
1896, which said deed was given TO secure the
payment of z410 dollars, due from John TEN
pie 10 Carer ard Roane, merchants OF the 10
rough Of Norfolk. ard now 10 Robert B. Garter,
surviving partner OF Carter and Roane:
VIII be exposed to public SALE, at King 8.
Queen courthouse, on the 18th day OF Se;tem
Der next, that being the FIRST day of The session
Of the district court,
Valuable Tra6 of Land,
Lying in the lower end of King & Oncen county,
on Fork River, and containing by j late survey
735 acres. The above Tract OF land, will be sod
on convenient terms to the purchaser or pur.
chascrs should they wish division oft Good
security or deed of trust on The land will be re
quied from the purchaser. In o,her respects
the terms of sale will he made known on the day
of sale, or may be known by private application
to
JOHN II. SMITH, 7fvstee.
July 2Sth, 1s47. 3w.S2
The sale will be postponed from day TO day
should bad weather prevent its aking place on
che I5,h
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Messrs. Robert King and Charles Croughton and
Robert King, James Thompson and Thomas
Rasenhiil, John Edic, Conrad Laub and VIII
liam Davidson, executors Of James Short, de-
ceased,
g'AEs NoTIe., thai shall proceed to take the
following depos,ions. a the times and pla-
eds hereafter mentioned, 10 be read as evidence
IN two suits now depending in the Chancsry
Count for the Richmond district, IN which an
plaintiff aud you are defendants TO Wit The lie.
position OF Abner Newman, on the fifth Gay Of
September, 1907, between the hours OF ten IN
the morning and sun set of the same day, az the
dwelling house cf aid Newman, in Mccklen.
burg county and on The itn,h day o: September
loO7' between the hour Of ten in the morning and
sun SCI of the same, shall procc 10 take jhe
deposition 81 JOHN vi Rose, a, his dwelling house
IN Buckingham county
ROBERT Il ROSE.
Angus, 4. 1907, Nv
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CUT SPRTGS.

opIhGe o. al SIZES INC same prlCc as 3Uu
nails. lsi,
CUT SPRTGS.
3d.--5o cents per thGuyand-4d. 81 cents
per thousand-6d. "a cents per thousand.
Also, for sale as abovc, variety of
Plantation Utensils, such as Piough-irons,
Harrow-teeth, Axes, Wedges, Chains, Sc
S II o i 5
Ofall sizes made of the best materials,
may be had on the most reasonable terms
Where also may be had q general assort-
ment of well chosen GROCERIES.
MAY Is. 1907. If
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7{uentty fve Dollars Reward.

= Jun AWAY from the Subscriber living
near Newcastle in the lower end Of
this county, on the 9th of March last, a
NEGRO Man
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-20

DIEU,
AT Shrewsbury, (Eng.I Mrs Amelia
Butcher, at the advanced age Of IO4. She
declared that she broke her heart or the
Ess Of her husband, who died about years
ago
At Halifax, " S. (suic}de,l 1T. krump-
.olt /, 4ate Commander Of the sylvia cutter
Tne above nrHtionod officer threatened a
short tinic since e ( tain every American
vessel tom IN cneHls port.
IN Martinique, 2d, II June, Madame DE
Lac AGERtT, mDlIvr VI her Majesty the
Empress and Qrea q France and Italy,
lgcd 7l-Her remains were inferred with
rrcat ponp, n which all tie civil, ccclesiat
cal and military bodies assisted, On the
l7tii, j funeral service was celebrated
throughout the coiOhy On the event,
in Columbia county, Georgia. Mr.
Thomas Blitchier 4 ne ghbor Of his stop.
ped IL h,s door, and asked for q drink Of
water, which Mr.. Q readily obtained, but
while in the act Of presenting III, the neigh
hor shot him.
In Baldwin county, (C) Mr.. Pcyton
Smith shot wnile A. supper in his own
house.
In Ncw-Havcn, co. Mrs Keith killed
" Her huS0 thl, JOnlt y. AeltIa, OF Virginia,
who struck her with club, and who is in
confinement.
In Dover, Mr. VIM. Leather by soaking
Ills hue too much in rum.
In Pepperell, Of a consumption, Mr.. Phi
neas Parker, aged % About an hundred
members of St Pauls Lodge, at Groton,
who lamented the untimely death of an es-
teemed brother, assisted at the funorel cere-
mony, cloathed with the badges Of their or
der.
In Pcipscot, Mr. John Brooks, aged 81
He was an honest and Industrious man.
In Gorham, Mrs. Susannah Cobb, for
merly Of Barnstable, aged ga Christian
lndeed-one who early chose that better
part which was never taken from her
In Falmouth, Augustus, son OF Mr. Pc
leg Mitchell, aged Is months.
In this town, Mrs Mary Sylvester, aged
40, consort of MIR. Thomas s. George
Weeks Duncan, aged year.--Mr. Rich.
ard Richardson, formerly Of London, aged
She was taken from the wreck OF the
snip Ann, BY capt OSgood OF tins port, IN
May last--In the hospital, ot the small
pax, Mr.. Samuel CusLman, ot NevSl ouces-
ter, aged 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-20
NATIONAL JUBILEE.

NoRTHYARMoUTH, JULY z.
ON the 4,h instant, III commemoration of
the Independence OF the United States,
respectable number efFederal Republicans
convened at capt. A. Richardson's, at 10
O'clock at half past eleven procession was
formed, which, preceded by his company
Of Light Infantry, moved to the Baptist
Meeting House, where the throne of grace
was addressed by the Rev T. Green, in q
manner suited to the occasion-After which
an Grafton was pronounced BY Elisha p.
-,uuler, Esq. whose production was indica-
tive nor only ofthe informed politician but of
tho brilliant genius tir composition.
Tie performances were mterspersed with
pieces Of music, executed with skill and an
imation.
Tie procession AGAIN formed and repair
cl TO Mr.. Seth Mitcheit's hall, where they
pntook Of an excellent entertainment pro-
yided for the occasion. After which sew
erteel Toasts were dlarL from which are
81 cted the wing:
The day ze celebratc-May It be remem-
beyed while Liberty has friend, or graft
tl,lc q place in the human breast.
The C0n8titwion-May the eagle whose
! ken descri-s aflr Of, give the alarm, before
that devoted victim ~ chained ia triumph to
tie chariot wheels Of the Gnc1ent al nttnI0H.
Tie ut1ee pillars q cur n1ti5aG. aecWft-
LGEt5Lative, ENecHive, ard Judlcidl--whlle
the, guard CIR independence, may they So
Crcdl Preseve their own.
4na35achu5ctt3-T Though its glory he OBJ
scurcd, may tho clouds of Antiicderalism
be soon disipatcd, and the principles Of
Washington again be the guide q our ru-
Icrs
On, de1ate{ U,asAingtion--
Impressed on grateful hearts, thy name
Shall live,
e I'll! d.ssolution's deluee drown nc work"
.insy.caS Naautactoyies-Mayl hey never
! be sui, ect % the controul Of one who say
1T 'ui' work shops remain i'll Europe.
N9raymm3atA in days Of ch4nge ma! Sic
.Ienain interchangeable.
Far oz1 narionai defence, may We have ships
q Ssar us cad Of gun 6oats and cannon balls
instead 81 p,oclqneztjons.
Ife Lz96y-By the correctness Of their
prcCepts and the purity Of their examples
may thcy persuade men, that virtue alone is
the armour Of liberty.
Caleb Str0m8-Our late excellent chief
magistrate whose virtues give more dignity
70 private LIE, than offices or emolumeits
alone can confer.
Tie Militia ef Massachusetts,, marching
qAiek ,ine tothe lire Of perfection, may they
not he brought to ther:8dt about by degrad-
ing rank TO serve party
The american Faiy-To their charms
may theythIte every virtue a, every colour
Is blended III the rainbow
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-20

It IS with deep regret that wc announce
to the public the death Of the Rev. JosEPH
McKEEN, ID. A. A. S. &c. late Presi-
dent Of Bowdoin College. He closed his
valuable life at about 4 o'clock, on the after
noon of Wednesday. July Is, and has left
a widow and family to mourn their irrepar-
able loss. 1t is loss TO society at large
for few men have been 50 well calculated
to fill the important station which he held.
The literary institution over which he was
placed, viii long regret the event, which
has deprived them of man, who by his in
dcfatigable assiduity in the discharge OF his
official duties deserved TO be called the Sc
cond founder Of the college he had not
vet completed his 50th year and when
seized with the disorder which proved fatal
was in full possession OF an extensive repu-
tation. His abilities, as divine, have been
duly appreciated by thcpublc and he has
long been known as a solid scholar, and an
exemplary christian. We feel the loss
the District itself sustalns, as well as the
immediate circle of his associates, friends
and relations. The re ma n were inferred, at
Brunswick on the Friday following, amidst
Z numerous concourse ana appropriate
services were performed at the meeting
house of the town. The solemnlties were
introduced by music, and after prayer by
the Rev. Mr.. Lancaster, of Scarborough,
the Rev Dr.. Dean, Of Portland, delivered a
discourse from Job Ill 49, g The small ard
the kreat are there" A prayer by the Rev Mr..
Packard, Of Wiscasset, followed, after which
an Eulogy was pronounced by the Rev Mr..
Jerks, Of Bath .r.,..
It IS hoped, that an appropriate bio.
graphical sketch Of this distinguished schol-
ar, eminent divine, and amiable man, will
will be given to the public, through the me
dunn ofMr. jerks polished, aud highly in.
tere,ting Eulogy.~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-20
Iohn p. / hurit0n ~ 90.

John p. lhurtt0n ~ 90.
HAVE for fale, now landing from Gip
: John & Adam, Capt Knight, from Liv-
erpool.
1900 Hhds. Liverpool Salt
s5 Chaldron Coal
1873 Crates c. Q. Earthern Ware, put up
purpofely for HAVANA and French markets
and entitled to debenture
GA Crates Junk Bottles
2OCloce Multard do.
80 Boxes half pint rumhlers
so Do s by 8-S by 1910 by 1915 by 10
Window Glais
20 Bottles Superfne, Fine and Com. Co.
pal Warmth
so Cafks fne Eu. M.Rard
6 Do. Copperas--5 Do Alum
9 Do. White Lead-lO az Red Lead
10 Sheets miled lead 3 Id x l-2lb per
lquare foot
9 CaGs Patent Shot
HID. Com. Lamp Black
Bbl beR do. do
HID Chalk Bbl Lytharge
10 Blacksmith Anvils
l0Do bright Vices
10 Boxes No Com. No ], < & u Tin
plates
$50 VT. Iron Wire aGorted
10 doz. Long and ihort handled Frying
pans
40 Ouires Sand Paper
10 Cwt. Iron Block bulhes
10 Nets fmall weights
95 Sa(h weights
"a Small painted Scale beams aTorted
60 Boxes Pipes
$50 stone jugs ard Butter pots.
ALSO IN store,
so Chefs Hyfon, Hyfon Skin, Souchong
and Bohea ! cas-, warranted the seh
100 Boxes Spermaceti Candles
SO Bbls Clear b. NJ. Mels No. 3; . Pork
Hhds retailing M0la1ss
so Caiks {. Nails for expectation entitled
TO debenture
100 Bbis. Sup. Flour, &c. &C. who.e'ale
and retail. J-ns y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-20

The funerals Of capt. Adams, Mrs White
and Mrs. Hayden, were, on Tuelday laf, at
tended at one time, followed by great con-
courfe Of citizens The corpfes were carried
into the Rev. Mr.. KELIocc's Meeting-Houfe
who delivered an appropriate difcourle on
this melancholy location.
Great credit is due to the people, who, on
learning the difrefs on board the Charles, at
the hazard of their lives, afforded relief TO
thole on the wreck A MIR. maxwell, Of
Gaze Elisabeth, we underlfand, took the mate
(Wiliams) off, who was the lat one laved.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-20
Eale tn 9Iurttou.

Td,f7 b. E1ecmI34 and 4viH he E1 ar
Pubic -4Gz7isn, on Monday the
tenth day Of Auguf ncxt, at II
o'cl0ck in the fsreno2n, on he tyemiEF
A IL the right in Equity of Redemption
a whicli Daniel Scribner Of HzrriGop, Ia
tile couaty Of Cumberland, yeoman, had in
and to certain part or parcel q The lot No
7, in the lecond Range in the fifth ivifon
Of lots in faid town Of Harrhon; il being re
fame land cha. rhe lad Scribner Mortgaged
to Nathaniel Burnham, Of faid HArriAon with
all the privileges and aNpsrtenances belong
ing 10 iaid mortgaged preni.es
SA Nil. BARKER, De5f SBfriE
HariEcn, IOtb Juy 1877.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-20
Rowe 81 KeIls

No s, MuEty's-Rozp, Null jg,ees,
OFFER for fale, the remainder of their
- Stock in Trade, conifing of the follow
ing GOODS, viz-BeIt fuperfne black, blue,
brown and miIt Brcadcloths; low pric d do.
all colorS black, blue, mkt, brown and drab
Cafimsres drab Kerleys blue and mkt
PlainI; Baizes and Flannels, all colors & quail
titles; black, brown, olive and drab Velvets
and Veveteens; FLYER Cords patent Cords
and Plains; CaGCoes, all prices; Chintz and
common Furnitures; India Chintzes plain
and figured Mullins; figured Cambrics; Cam
brio and Common Dinloties Ginghams; plain
and plaided fix and cotton Chambray Muf-
Inns black and roiord Luz. ring Ilaided
do; a few mul'd and tambored Muffin Dref-
es, lome very elegants "A and 90 Cotton
Cambria; Liunen do; black, brown, fate
and llefh colored Cambrics large afortment
of fix Shawls Muffin do; ChambraY and
common do; fancy fix Fandkerchiefs; black
do; Selhrfoy Lunge, baHdanna and Madras
Hhkfs. Cambria and common pocket Hhkfs.
black, blue and white Ttalian Grape; Ribbons,
pIumesend Wreaths; black fix Laces white
cotton do Cap Patterns; Fans; Hair Caps
Ladies black and white fix Gloves cotton
dOQ WOTtSQ Oid(AJ DiOUh1 SANGu dLiAA
purple Tabby Velvets; printed tabby Ell
ing; plain and ftriped Satin do; Marleilles
and Janett do. rs and "A Irilh Linens
fome of av cry hyperion fabric brown L mems (;
chequered do; Bedticking and Brltih Shirt
ing Cotton Rufian Diaper Huckabucks
Towels Fultins Jeans Nankinetts Eng
hfh Nankeens India Cottons from 10 to SO
fh1Ilings pr. piece, Durants; Callimancoes
Bumbazetts fix, cotton and worried Hoiie-
nv; gentlemen's leather, beaver and cotton
Gloves; velvet Bindings; Quality and fhoe
do; fix Umbrellas; cotton do; fix, cotton
and morocco Sult enders; coat and velt But
tons Morocco Shoes; Pins; Tape ard Bob
bins 2 CATS fashionable Bonnels Camels
hair and napt Hats, etc. etc,
~. Being about cloGng their bufnefs in this
town. the above GOODS will pehtively be
fold at con and charges All who with 70
fupply themlelves with any of the above arti-
cles, have now an uncommon fine chance TO
procure them very cheap.
PsrfiaHd. JuL 90. 1907. 90