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Valuable Property for Sale.

On SATURDAY, the 18th day of Octo.
Der next, at eleven O'Clock, will be sold, on
the premises, and immediate possession
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CLARET, &c.

10 Cases Fine Old Meloc Clarct,
Laadon Particular Madeira,
MARSHA or Sicily 10.
"A Few Bags Best Soft She;led Almonds.
spnish Stgars, istand Sd quality,
Fer SALE BY
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of Kpls ard feirJar Streets.
luce 81.
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Scheme of a Lottery,

For the purpose of raising sum OF money to
aid the funds of the Charita6ie Aiarahe So
'estu Of BaltiHore.
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WHEELER

Rsstsct;:slgy ;sjfsra's kis GastsmerS end he
Public,
THAT he has removed from his former
stand on Fairfax-strset, to the store next to
he Washington tavern on hing-street, where
he has Tor sale, coed assortment Of SHOES
( ftse hes' quality.
oh r;art,,. 5lh.
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JuH ReceaUed,
A quantity of writing and wrapping Paper,
Lady S elegant Mahogany Secretary,
. / portable Writing Desk,
4 quantity of women's Morocco Shoes,
80 boxes fresh Hyscn and Young Hyson
Tea,
20 bbls. Tanners Oil,
For Sale by
John G. Ladd.
August so. d
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Sales at Eendus.
m every Tuesday and Friday,
HILL BE SOLD

A. he VenlnezStore, corner Of Prince and
= Ter streets.
1gcriesy Of Dr. Goeds, Grcesriss, &c.
S PARTICULARS ofwhich viii be expressed in
49, Hills OF the day-S-All kinds of goods
-s;rh arc On Limitation and the prices of
.s;eh are established, can at any time be
,;;r.vesl and purchased a. the lowest limitation
snA prices.
P. G.. Mars,eller. V. NJ.
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he hiss wantonly violated. We order for
the better PRONUNCIATION of this, the publ
cation Of this solemn declaration; that It be
printed, sent and posted up in all the pro-
vinces, cities andPossessions in America ;
and also that it be publicly known by the
same way to all Europe, Asia, and Africa.
Given in the royal palace of Alcazar, in
Seville, the 9th June, 1903, by disposition
of the supreme assembly of government.
JUAN BAuTIsTA PADRo, 3ecr'y.
MANUEL MARIA AGUIL AR, Secr'u.
! agree to execute whatever has been d.
rected BY the supreme assembly in the above
declaration; and order that it be respected
by the inhabitants of that island, in all cases.
1t is however requested that they do not
trouble or modest French subjects upon
which point | have particularly expressed
my intentions towards them, in my procla-
nation Of yesterday, to the inhabitants Of
this island, dated the 9Th of July, 1908.
By order Of his Exceilency,
Navarro DE PozzAs P1TA,
Secretary at Wa..
The Marquis Of Someruelos.
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,
An Anyusf, 1903.
-OnpERED,

That "a feet be added to the tunnel direct
ed TO be built in Prince-street, OF equal Size
with the one now contracted for, ana that
sum not exceeding fifty dollars be allowed tor
the same, and that the former committee DC
authorised to contract tor tbs ssne.
On bailo,ing Tor collector foi tie present
year, Abel Janney is unanimously elecl.G.'
ORDERED, Thatthe collector proceed loHh-
with 10 collect all taxes due the eorForailons
by distress, Unnecessary. and the respoi'siei-
lily is hereby assumed by council.
ORDERED, That Messrs NsGulre Rhode
be a committee toecontract for the regulation
of Fayette- street, at the intersection u hing
street, and that sum not exceeding seventy
dollars be appropriated for The same oul Of
the funds OF the northern district.
The committee will meet Oh the premises
on the 9Th instant, at three O'Clock, where
those will apply who are disposed 70 under
take the same.
CRpEREp, That the superintendent Of POI
lice have the walls and pumps at the inter
sections Of Fairfax and Wilkcs-stre<ts, Wa
ter and w oil streets, and Water and Duke
streets, els%aed and repaired, and that the
ezrre:ce thereof he pid out Of the general
fund.
ORDERED, Tat the superintendent of fo-
lice hs,e the nuisance on Franklin streetre-
nloncd and the expenee thereofbe paid OUT Of
the local fund Of the southern district.
ORDERED, That the council do agree to
give Colonel George Deneale, agent for N.
Pendleton, one hundred dollars. agreeable 10
his proposal, for the Balance Of lot no
"a laid down on PeudIetou's Mat Wherein the
new powder house is built, ard that Messrs.
Rhodes, Cohagen and Dean be committee
to take good and sufficient deed for tho
same, and when executed the money to be
paid
ORDERED, That John Cohagan te permit.
ted to regulate the tootway on the cast side
Of Patrick-strect, betw cen Prince and Duke.
streets, at his own expence, and under the
direction of tbs superintendent of police.
lest. JAMES IA. MeREA, c. c.
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Notice is hereby Given,

" HAT the subscriber Of Alexandria cou2-
( ty in the district Of Columbia, has obtains
ed from the Orphans court of said county, let.
tsr: of administration with the will annexed,
upon the estate of Mr.. SAMUEL CRAIo, late
Of the county aforesaid, merchant, deed
All p rsons having claims against the said
deceased, are herebyewarned. to exhibit them
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on
or before the 9Th day of September next, or
they may by law be excluded from all benefit
to said estate, and those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this ninth day of
March, 1908.
John G. Laid,
administrator, with the sviN a'ne,red,
Of Samue! Craig, deceased.
August . eosw
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BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
nc Narquis Of SomerNelos.
BOSTON, August 9.

Captain Holmes, from Passamaquoddy,
informs, that two q. S. gun-boats had ar
rived there to protect the -four; that mum
Der Of desertions had taken place at the
Americas fort there (Which was completely /;
that Notwithstanding the government Off
GERS, SC. stationcs., at that place, -four found
its way over to the English-and that in
consequence of a number Of British boats
having bean fred upon in their own waters,
the Squirrel sloop of war had been stationed
near the line to protect them.
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Unheard Of Accommodation.
IOHN BELL, /.
DR4wIse AsD pAIsq1so MASTER,

DRAWING and PAINTING HASTER,
rs now raising a club, to supply individuals
with their Portraits on easy terms: it will
consist of twenty -four persons, each to depo-
sit two dollars, weekly, and at the expiration
Of twelve weeks, each person shall receive a
well finished and approved Likeness, large as
life.
Two individuals will sit for their pictures
every week, as their names ere inserted in this
list.
Specimen. to be seen at his house, near
captain Slacum's, lower end Of Fairfax street.
August %
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(N. r. Pape;y.)
AMERICAN CONSULATE,
Io,11on T,fnr

london, June 6, 1908.
The following Official communication to
this Office, this instant arrived, nave deem
ed an incumbent duty to make puoiie, for
the information of all American merchants
and Others affected thereby.
(Si.ned)
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Elpran0rta EaIp 6a3et.e.
MONDAY, AUGUST 8.

The king Of England has appointed Briga-
dler general JAMES MeNTGoMfRIE, Esq.
to be Governor and Commander in Chief in
and over the island Of Dominica, in Ameri-
ca.
At he date of our last accounts great ex-
ertions were making at cherson, and in all
the Russian Ports Of the Black sea, to equip
squadron for the Adriatic.
we understand that the ship Beaver, be-
longing to John ]. Astor, Of this city had
got permission to take out to China the
Mandarin Chief and hisSecretary, who have
been detained ia this country ever since the
Embargo was laid.
~ I. Pabey.
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,
4th Angns., iaos.

ORDERED
That Councii will sit as a coxrt Of appeals
on the s2i, Esd and 24th days of the present
month, from 9 O'clock A, n. to 3 O'Clock
P. NJ. Of each day
The assessors books may be examined un-
til that time at Mr.. Richard Lewis's house on
King-street.
JAMES M McREA, c. G.
August 9. dt23d
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VIM. LYMAN.
81. Peters5ursh, C14 J s6ta Apvi1 1905

81. Peters5u.gh, C14) seaa Apvi, 1905.
SIR,
! herewith hand you the copy of note l
have lately received from the minister OF to.
reign affairs, which will acqualnt you, that
measures similar to those pursued by France
with respect to neutral vessels trading be-
tween England and her ports, have been a.
dopted here. ALI intercourse by means of
our flag is thus stoppsd between Great Erii-
tain and Russia. You viii please TO COM
municate this intelligence to all those whom
it may interest, and believe me respectful
",
Sir, your most obedieht servant,
(Slgned)
LOVETT HARRIS.
I'm. Lyman, esq. Americaa, consu1, London.
In order to prevent the possibility, of
any communication whatever betwc--., Rus
sia and England, his imperial majesty has
Judged it advisable to order that no vessel
coming from an English port, even if it be.
longs to a nation friendly to Russia, and
shall not be laden with any merchandise,
snail be admitted into the ports OF Russia.
Every vessel, however, which shall not have
been in England, may freely eater the Rus
sian por,s, and export sh- production, OF the
empire, with tins proviso, that TIE CONNER
clai houses 20 when such vcssc!s Shai be
addressed, snail undertake in writing, that
sucn vessel snail not go to England, but that
they viii consign their cargocs 70 some port
belonging TO power friendly to Russia
The undersigned thinks it Ais duy to com
municate this new arrangement to Mr.. Lo-
vett Harris, consul general lor the u. S. of
America, and seizss this opportunity to re-
new the assurances OF MS nigh cons;dera-
ton.
(Signed)
COUNT NICHOLAS DE RoMANsoFY.
Pstersbursd, ION April, 1903.
Mr.. Lovett Harris"
- ssstk sssssiis
DIED on Saturday lase in this town, after
a short bat severe Iiaess, captain JOAN NJ
PEA, liz the SSH year OF his age.
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NlsFhet nSatre. III LONDON, Will unbound.
cd applause. The original music by Hook,
the orchestra parts by NJ. Pellessier-N it'll
new scenery, Dresses, &c.
Count Adolphus, Mr.. Miller.
Count Everard, Mr.. WOOD
Valoron, Mr.. Mckenzie.
Oliver, Mr.. Cone.
Vincent, Mr.. Jefferson.
Philip, Mr.. Biisselt.
Thomas, MIR Bray.
Petras, Dir. Briers.
Soldiers, Mr.. Sey nlour, -s>es
Peasants, Briers, Harris, &c.
Celestinc, Mrs. Wilmot.
Alice, Mrs. Francis.
Pauilna, Mrs SEYMOUR.
Female Peasants, Misses Huat SC.
THE PRINCIPAL. SCLNES ARE,
dCT FRS ST
The Fortress OF Guntzbourgh-in the cen.
ire Crate, through which is seen the Ter.
race, Sc-Castle Yard ungeon--Guard
Room--Porter's Lodge, SC,
ACT THIRD.
Place D'Armcs--Green House--paulins's
Dwelling, sc.
TO CONCLUDE wfrH
4 CHARACTERISTIC D.AAIE-conono..
ed by MIR Francis.
IN WHICH WILL BE INTRODUCED,
RURAL TROPHIES, STRE.AlNERS, ve. .
To which mill be added, hte much admired e.s.
te,rainmenf Of
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NETWORK. August S..

lis, l5 davS from Nevis, informs, that a
few days before he sailed, feet OF British
transports, consisting of sail, with troops
on board, passed Nevis, said to be bound
to Forto-Rico.
A letter from Havana mentions, that
Bonaparte had dispatched vessel from
Bayonne to the u. States, informing his
friend Mr.. Jefarson of the Revolution in
Spain, and declaring to him that he consider
ed the Spaniards as REBELS, and FOR
BIDS the United States from having any
intercourse with them. This news, tho
not authentic, is quite prSDaole.
The Union, Jacobs, arrived at this port a
few days since from London, took fac on
Wednesday night l:,sa troua the bursting OF
bottle CT aqua torres. 1t was soon pat out
without damage. This ship had on board
upwards OF 100 casks of gun-posdey Ia
proyldentiai escape.
Arrived, the brig Aspasia, Fousercs, IS
days from St. Kitts--s.s from Point Petre,
sailed thence June rs. Left at Sc. Kits,
schr. Fly, OF Philadelphia. Flour sc dolls.
Aug. 1, lat. 81, 21, long. 70, spoke ship
Cabinet, 8 days from Philadelphia for New
Orleans. Three-fourths Of the cargo OF the
ship Brunwick, was condemned at Antigua,
on account of the bill of Exchange being
drawn On Guadsloupe! There was New
York schooner at Antigua. A British
packet had arrived at Antigua in Is days
from Falmouth, with the news OF the Spa
n;sh Revolution.
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PHILADELPHIA, Augusts $.

Arrived, brig Atlantic, Donaldson, 10
days from HAVANA. The brig Neptune, OF
and for Philadelphia, sailed 3 days before
Left ship Dispatch, Singleton, from Cadiz
with dispatches for the government OF Ha-
wanna; there are eight Frenchmen passen-
gers in the Atlantic, who fed on account OF
the disturbances in the HAVANA.
Brig Molly, Holt, 20 days from Curra-
Goa.
Schr. Fly, Allen, ~. days from Point
Petre (Guad.] and II days from St. Kits,
where She was detained days.
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THE FORTRESS,

By Theodore Hook, performed at the Hay.
Market Theatre. in Lonnon, with unbound.
cd applause. The originalmusic by Hook,
the orchestra partsby NJ. Pellessier-N it'll
new SCENERY Dresses &c
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:. Carriage Manufac.
; =: ! tory.

THE subscriber respectfully
informs the public, that he
has now 10 his employ, at his Car
rage Mandatory 10 Shepherds.
Town, Virginia, a number Of e.
csllsns Norkmen from the mos,
fashionable Cities, which win pu.
il inhis power to furnish his en-
ployers, on q short notice, with
Carriages of any description, Gin.
ished in the most elegant, OF ID
a plain and neat style, al reason
able prices. :. 1T. i s.zv:: i
Old Carriages will be hand.
somely repaired, At cheap rates. =
He makes Drums and Flies,
Paints Floor Cloths, &c.. ..
i. His local sitdation, yin always
enable him to. procure timber and
other materials of.he best quality,
and heis determined that no pains
shall be spared to make his work
handsome aud seryiceable.
+ GEORGE MILLER.
. Shepherds. Town, Sept. 2, 1908.
fFN--.
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L1N.DS for. safe. .

{ n BARGAIN may be had in
"A. the purchase Of the places
where John Fiiesan Ba.ii Gross
now reside, containing 1--WE hun
dred acres of good lime stone
LAND, binding on Opecon-
Creek, distant about FIVE miles
from this place and six from
Shepherds Town. The buildings
are comfortable, with q mill sea,
on OPecon.- The title good, the
price low and the payments will
be made easy to . Punctual man.
Those who are inclined to buy,
may know the terms o. spplica.
ton to John Baker, Esq. a,
Shepherds Town. =.
BENJAMIN ODEN.
Martinsburg, Nov. 20, 1907.
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HLUABLE
LANDSsS Ai1LLSFOR SALE,
ON CREDIT.

pursuant 10 adecree Of the Chan.
Gerry Distriet Court holden At
Staunton pronounced on the 9Th
day Of April, 1905 IN 4 suit
sherein depending between Jas.
Pufvis, complainant. and the
e Executors and Heirs of John
Donaldson, deed. and others,
defendants -wILL D. EXPOSED
70 SALE. on the premises, on
the a2d day OF December next,
-Four ACRES OF LAND,
i situate in Berkeley County,
Virgins, 10 the neighbo1rhood Of
sEerrards, 81 MiddlctoWn, adjoin-
ing the lands Of the late William
Baldwin, Isaac M'Kown and o
Tiers, being . valuable Mill scite,
witha Mill thereon-Thi tract,
with the Mill, win be sold by the
undersigned Commissioners. 70
the highest bidder, Cd the follow
ing credit, to wit: One third Of
the purchase money 70 be paid at
the end ofone year, from the day
Of saIe-one other third the end
of TWO years from the day Of sale
and the remaining third q the
- ,,.av.a gf.<srsS 49, FNaxy
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BOOT AND SHOE MANuTAcToRr
= y sMARTIssnuRc. z

BOOT AND SHOE MANuTAcToRr
y sMARTIHsnuRc. z
THE subscriber respectfully
informs his customers and
the public, that he still occupies
his old 1ssand, between the POST
Of6cea and Printing. Oaice, Mar.
tinsburg f; thathe has lately made
a considerable addition 20 his
stock Of leather, (Which Is Of the
best qualisy) and shall constantly
keep BY him . large assortment,
80 that none who may please to
employ him, viii ever be disap-
pointed he will Be careful in al
ways keeping the best workmen,5
and from his own particular A.
tention, feels IN assurance, that
he shall be able to give satisfae-
.tion @ his cusfomers--BooTE
and SHoEs, of every description,
viii be carefully made, agreeable
to Objectionable intends %.
keep, ready.made, Z variety Of
work for Ladies and 4Gentlemen
Having a large stock Of Lea.
sher on hand, he will BET able 20
give q short credit to punctual
persons who may wish ID. H. i
thankful for lie fayours already
received, and win endeayour ID
future not to BE- andese wing en-.
couragement.
. RfCHARD HIcKsoN.s
April /, 1908. 49,
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So o. $50 DCACuIduSoss "a =
: ,sss.. s In CHANCERY. i.
THE defendant Bowman, not
j having entered his appear
.aute agreeableto an act Of a Assem-
BY and the rules ofthis court, and
itappearing 70 the satisfaction Of
the Court, thar he IS not an In
habitant Of this Commonwealth,
ON the motion Of the complain-
amt BY his counsel, il is ordered,
tharahe defendants do appear here
on the Monday sitter the third
Tuesday ia Novembsr next, 10
answer the bin of,he complainant,
and that a copy Of this order Be
forthwith inserted in the Berke.
ley and Jefferson Intelligencsf
for two months successfully, and
Published At the door'ofthe Court
House Of said County. -.
A Copy. Teste,
/ DAVID HUNTER, c.s.c.
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= 97--IF9NN7- 1900 ~ - -
90 Dollars Reward.

ID AN away from the subseri-
IN Der, living near Opeckoni in
Jefferson County, Virginia, on
Monday the 9Th instant, 4 Negro
Man named ELISHA, about
twenty one years Of age, about
FIVE feet seven or eight inches
hieh, well made, rather slow IN
his speech, and 10 remarkably
fond Of liquor-Had onwhen he
went away, anew shirt and trow.
sers Of strong homemade tow
linen, striped swansdoWn jacket,
and roundabout made of fnlled
lindsey ofa drab colour, the nm
der part Of the sleeves made Of
cloth nearly ofthe same colour,
. wool hat about half worn, with
hat band and ! buckle, the hat
band wrapped round with brass
wire, and coarse shoes much
worn. ] win give twenty dollars
reward dali acknowledgements
for the apprehension Of the said
Negro, Il heis returned 10 me,
or secured in Jail, 50 that ! ges
him again. a.- III. 4. ~ : 4
ABRAHAM GoRRELL.. .
June IL, 1903. 5s @.z
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Public Sale.

TN obedience 20 anorder of the
j County Court of Hsrkeley,
there viii Be sold BY public salc On
Wednesday the 18th inss. at the
plantation Of JphnP osts, deceased !,
late oftbisC County, IN The personal
Estate of thesaid Posts, decreased,
consisting ofone negro Man, one
negro Girl Horses, Cows, Hogs,
Household and KitehenF Furniture,
Farming Utensils, some Corn,
&e. Nine months credit win Be
given, the purchaser giving bond
withapproved security. The sale
10 begin az ten O'Clock, where due
attendance win be given BY
MOSES COLLINS, b. i.
for JOHN TURNER.
November :, 1908.
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Ladies fash ionable
BOnnets and Hats.

~, ,..r,;s.,, !, 49,, ,,,,,;;.tv q y
e. 1890 800 = s,,a tss,s
Wre,sh. 49, .. .sZsEi.P''a
4 ,,;ie;.i F,o,,..y.. 4 Id ias
n.,r;rh F..,h.r. ts
T.aes V.;,. : = IA =:
Rod T,hr..d -. sS: H., 81.
s, (.o,,o,, .,;..o 81 H.
Pine Tbresd + Fds;;s,,. - @-i-
4 -. e.. - : = : z4sSgs
49, a I. 49, g..t z+*: sy. +.
Fs,-. 49,, s;,l S.;o,.. 81 81 .5.} 7. i
alma ,Vtis;,s i va S;,,o
shor.l IA IA S;1I All. d;,,o
Ria. Moror -, S r s.,h.r Simmer.
F;rs,,ed & is;nti M s = M,,si;n. z
cs E, q i q :. ~, ]. J. &C. :. di,'o,
n Dimisis:. ano 2 es''s0e'' = a.
irish LINENS. rs = ~ !. !. s@'t<i,a 7
Home. made. ditto sa' @'2S72.. : eo'
TwiIlsd Bags 49, < = -
FLAX, 81. = =. ~ III e > >:
TicRlineburgs, &c. &c. = =
They also hare on hand, - =.
Medicines and Paints. Z.
Seal snd Upper Leather,
Nice Fair..ops, !
Calf-Skins and Boot. Legs,
Bar. Iron, Steel and Nails,
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Pra IN. Seal and
j, Utr Leather .
!, FOR SALE.

subscriber now has, and
i will have during the fall and
winter, PRIME SOAL at TWEEN
ty1lso cents per pound, by the
single side q generous reduction
will be made BY the quantity.
Some well finished Upper and
cal-Skins, with part cash, win
be taken in exchange for Soal. :
EBENEZER CAMPBELL.
N. b. An exceeding good Iron
Mill, with all the apparatus for
grinding bark, win be sold Cheap.
Shspherd - Tozun, Hirg. o.
September 80, isos.rss) '
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Fresh + al 81 Nv inter.
GOODS

n-isa -. - x il u III, - - = = -
~ supscf1pers pecsiliy m5e..n
Their old customers and ne pnphe
Eenefellgs that my have Just reserved rom
ne CITY Of khlLndelphih, and finished open
ihgs one q the hrYest and best assert
ments 81 GOODS since commeneement
4 = thought by them lhOweyer usual with
others N = sirnilsr Ene of business1 70 PC.
entirely unnecessary thro' the channel q
public adverusements % assert the rery
modernte terms on which they WIN pe
disposed a Tor Cash--when BY Jndi-
ciors and N impartial inspection every
purchaser shan be adyantageously ~
formed r.ssE n es,ssss 3. Nj III VI. !.
AnseHg fhe eatirs assort1ilenf q eo9sfrssea
60 fhsf oltoviHg, yis &. e =, s
Superhne and common Broad Cloths,
ditto ditto cassimers, ditto, do. Coanngs,
ditto kersey Moleskn, knapPed trize,
Devonshires Kersey, DIX. Mild Drah
Cloths, Forest Do. Hunter,s Patent SAITH
nett, Halfthicks and FeaEnought, Fancy
Windsor cords Tor waistcoating, ditto
Swansdowns, Red and Green Balzes :.
fne and Common Flannels well assorteds
Rose Blankets, Striped ditto, President
and C0nstitntion Cords, Velyeretn and
Yelyetteenss Thicksetts, corduroys, La
dies Pekse yelsets, BennetS and Fancy
Cords, Ladie9 Fross Tippets assorted
Gentiemsn's Couihtss ditto, Yellow Red
Brown and Hlue Bandannee Hkts. Mad
rasS Shawls and Hkfs. Of various sdes-
cripdons, Dalnask Six and Cotton Shawls
Diaper Table Cioths and Towels, Bed
TickinQS assorted. d scomplete aeSoFt-