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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-02

IOgnlaC, DOufucauX ana naples braDdy
Holland and country gin
Schiedasn gin III cases
Irish wMskey, very old
70 barrels Pennsylvania rye whiskey
Cider in barrels
White wine andeCider vinegar
Florence oil ii. TASKS
2 hogsheads HAVANA honey
IS do. choice retailing molasss.
Cunpowder
Imperial
Hyson TEAS
Young Hyson IF aooJ ,.,r,
Hyson-5lsia. and 49, 34ess
SouchoEg
Musseyado sugars, different qualities
Bengal white dc.
Loaf and lump sugars, Philadelphia, ll|
tin,ore and Alexandria.
Lcipcr's, CARROTS, an Hanlitoa's mI
in bottles and bladders.
Macuba and rapee 90.
Cloycr-seed, (Pe1n. zgarycntcd)
Mace; nutlnegs; cloves; casala; emeI
to; pepper; ginger, race and groua--; Ii
csn.e pepper; reined sait-pctre.
Coffee chocolate rice pearl BARE:
London and Philadelphia mustard; baa
salt; starch; fig bItie4; fatant indigo Co
gia and Tennessee cottca Aax; WOO NJ
der; copperas; alum hslsnstone chA
pipes in boxes; wrapping Paper and t'H
traces; bed cords; leading line .dcmlyohn
gin cases; pateat shot; bFandzywme sslnr,
der; Harvey's gunpowsIcr, bfss only real Nh
tish battle powderl from 7 to treble iels.
chewing tobacco; best Havanha segars
Muscatel and bloom ralsinsaa boxes
Sun ra;sins in CASKS.
Zantc currants p.unes sott sheNed II
monds.
A few boxes excellent pickles, cache
dozen bottles assorted capefs, SOLVES and
choyies, for sale by the box. II
A quantity Of clean good alum salt snaS
fer tbs fishery, sc. &c. /
JAMES BACON,
.dthia GRocEay STORE, an KiAg-st1se', 1851 +
oadihon to his former stock, added
A frelh Supply Of Genuine AracE'hI
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complies
He no7u offers. for sale, on his usual '""'
Mufcovadc Sugars, OF var'ouS4l'
isies,
Loaf and,Lump ditto,
Gul1powder,
Imperial, I EA% {
Hyson, particularly 80"
Young Tyson, edlot
ilyson-skin' and Family use
ScuclIong
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, of superior quaiityj
Madeira,i
Busellus, E
Sherry, rs 4
Lisbon, "
Teneriac,
s, g Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
Cognac and Bourdeaux Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family USES ~
Antigua, ST. Croix, ST. Vincehts' a''
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
Molasscs, Wine, and Cider NlHsSa'
Stoughton's Bittcrs, :rsrs
Mace, nutncss, cloves, casSa' pr .,,a
Cayenne and black pepper, race anu 5,ret;
Ginger, BASKET salt for table use, )Ss' ~ d
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, J'ao'lIo' 81 ayJ
spermaceti candles, refined sa!--pell::, ,.n9
indigo, alum, coppesas, msdeer!' O'' het q
spinning cotton, patent shot all sizes ; q S.,.
gIish and country made gunpo%ass.nr ;g
and smoking tobacco, very oest CIV
Dacco. .rSpI
Hamilton and Lejpcr's'snuiI, llu''''' =
n -oScs. <l
London mustard, warranted OF a;Ygj
quality, Dizon's best ditto, WFaP Pr, N
&c. sc. with 9g5encfI , r.ys@
ticle in his linc--the whole OF Wl j. do'
selected with care, and will be dsD0''
the very lowest terms
PRINTED DAILY By M
~ Ia Ma
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-02
JAMES BACON,

.hths GRocERy STORE, on RlAg street, As'
oddihion to his former stock, Gddea
A frelh Supply Of Genuine Ara'I''A
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete
He nozU eGers for sale, on his usual lou EZRA
Mufcoyadc Sugars, OF various l'
li{ies,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-07
snl8ceuaup.
FROM a BALTIMORE PAPER.
HINTS ON TANNING.

If there can be any tn ng more CRAFTY
ing to tue feelings of phIlanthropi st than
doing his fellow citizens acts of kindness,
it must be when any effort of his becoming
instrumental in doug good to more than
one. Ittherefore becomes the bounden du-
ty of every European artist, who adopts
this country tor his own, to view the syst.
ems pract,sed here in his trade and # IN
his opinion here may be room for ImpTo We
nent, he should lay his thoughts thereon
before his fellow citizens /; from VIII CHI some
utility may ssue. 1t is probable that it
mas been by similar incidents in Europe,
1hat many branches of mechanism, winch
nave been fostered and fully matured, have
been Observation-Disclosures these Impress ons,
and having some knowledge of the tanning
trade, l beg leave to offer few remarks
OH the subject.
Since my arrival (being only two years
and an balf) in this country, have visit
ed tanyards in cities, towns, and IN the in
terror of the country aud, tho some of
them are conduc "a upon tolerable me-
chanical system, yet there is much room
for improvement in the most perfect have
seen, particularly in the infant processes I;
namely, lining, beating, and the kind of
liquor green leather is put into when work.
ed in-But, as the tanning of But, -
[These phrases were illegible; we have
therefore guessed at some, and omitted 9th =
ers.] Calf-skins, Kips, Runner, &c. sc.
are but secondary matters in the trade, my
object is to offer some remarks on that
branch OF it called Ben Leather, that be-
ing the zenith of the BUSINESS.
BY the immense quantity of Ben Leather
annually imported into this country from
England, it is obvious, that the systems u.
sed in manufacturing it are little known in
these states. 1t consequently follows, that
an immense drain of specie annually falls
from this country into England and as the
article Of Ben (and all other kinds of) lea.
Their is saddled with duty of eight or ten
cents per pound, surely the American ci..
tizen who consumes it becomes taxed by
3ritain, though the tax is indirectly laid
OF.
Could this EVIL be removed, it would be
"a object of much national importance, al
present worthy the attention Of the philan.
r1ropist, the philosopher and the citizen
Before ] conclude, shall use my feeble ef.
orts 20 point out how it can be done, tho
ne non-Importation act should never take
8, ace.
find the article Of English Ben Leathe'
els in this country at 81 ID cents for :
pair Of soles, which generally weigh min,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-07

EXTRACT FROM an ESSAY EY7,J9IED
"PUNCTUALITY THE LIFE OFBU-
SiNESS."
THE PRINTER.

PERHAPS 1t may not BE- amiss TO remem.
Der he Printer in my dscou Sc. He is
IN very difficult and dsagreeaole situa.
uon' lie trusts every body, who, he knows
not, his money is scattered every where.
ne herdly knows where to look for i.
ms paper, his ink, his presses and his
'pes' his lobour and his living, all mus
punclually be paid for. You. Mr..
ana Mf,----, and Mr., and Mr:---
ana an hundred others could name. have
taken Messrs.---'s paper great while.
GU ana your wives, and your children.
ana your neighbours, have been amused
ana informed, and hope improved by il /;
you miss one paper you think yer,
ara OF The printer or post for IT, for Won
mad rather go without your best mea;
man without your paper; have you ever
compiled with the condition of subscrip~
cioh have you taken as much pains to
FURNISH the printer with his money as he
mas 10 furnish you with his paper? Have
you contributed your mite to repay him
Tor his INK, his paper, his types, his press
es' his hand work, and head work Ifyou
'aVe not--go-pay him Off " and sin nc
more"
verify brethren, this want of puuauaIity
IS . sore evil under the sun'-an evilwhich
IS felt by al! classes and conditions in life
< which all ought TO unite to scout out Of
society The scripture moveth us in
sunday places to render unto every one
ms due, and to- owe no man any thing :;
and experience teacheih us that without
puhctuaIiiy there is neither profit nor
pleasure IN business. But were it other
wise, promises ought not to be broken
" Tor what will it profit a man to gain the
whole world and lose his own soul r"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-07

ted States of America, in Congress
Assembled, That the owners of the
ship Manila, belonging to Joseph
Chase and Jared Gardner and others,
OF the island of Nantucket in the state
OF Massachusetts, be, and they are
hereby permitted to cause to return tc
the United States the said ship Manil-
la, and her cargo, without being liable
to any forfeiture or penalty, incurred
in consequence of the said ship having
gone to the island of St. Domingo
andera clearance obtained on the Sc
venth OF March, one thousand eight
hundred and seven, before the act
OF the twenty-fourth of February, one
thousand eight hundred and seven,
continuing the suspension of trade with
certain parts OF the said island of St.
Domingo, was known in the said island
OF Nantucket.
]. b: VARNUN, Speaker
of the House of Representatives.
S. SMITH,
President of the Senate pro-tempore.
April Is, 1903.
Approved, TIL: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-07

measures. II would not only remedy this nation.
al calamity, but it would be found personal
and lucrative pursuit such as may prosecute II
ana eventually bring to perfection in this couu-
Try the tanning business which may be consid.
cred one OF the first manufacturing branches In
the United States.
10 citizens who have children and q capital,
ana who may wish TO add TO their temporal
wealth, and foster their boys to industrious and
lucrative habits, would most cordially recon-.
'end the tanning and currying business, IN all
US branches. Ii will be found wholes one and an
'uaiiy and eventually lucrative. II is a business
nat invariably brings land it properly attended
to considerably profits, and is very little subject
to r'sq .e OF any kind To support the authen,i-
ciry OF this assertion, beg such gentlemen may
view any tanner (of moral and industrious cha.
fac'er OF their acquaintance. Some may say
"has their friends were on th cir commencing that
business On this day view their buildings and
improvements; hear what some say of their ac
CURED wealth, &c. and you viii find the trade to
be what have here Represented Ia
The expenses attending the sinking of \ tan
tard' erecting he necessary houses, and procu.
ring the working instru nents are by no means
80 considerable as may ne supposed by those an
acquainted Herewith. 1 would engage to sinl,
tanyatd erect the necessary houses and furnish
All the working tools, for ,hree hundred and Gf.y
pounds currency in which eleven 20 thirteen
hundred hides could be annually tanned qcos
spring OF water would answer for such ward
mere being no necessity for running water. Bu
p such could be conveniently had, il would b.
of much utility.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-07
39oetru.
SONNET TO CONFINEMENT.


Angelic maid of Heav'n descended race,
VINO whi'orr peop'ed best Arcadia's plains.
Hither Inv sacred footsteps turn apace,
And mingle with Columba's gentle swans.
Thee we adore, howeTer in varied guise
Thou deigns' this vast ro,undity 70 read !.
Or shIy ing where the rough decla apes the
skies;
Or langud stretched on Lybia's sandy bed
DR. whether roaming 'uongst the sons of need
Where welded poverty opscureIy dweis,
And rudy urchins troIick Ger me mead;
InsPirrd by thee, each pensive bosom swells.
In every cline thy cheering smiles inpart
Perennial sunshine TO the human heart
TEMPLE OF NATURE.
High on yon scroll, inscribed DER Nature's
shrine,
Live n bright characters the words di-
vine:
In life's disastrous scenes to others do,
What you would wish by others done tc
you.
Winds wide DER the earth the sacred law
convey,
Ye nations, hear it and ye kings obey
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-07
tN sENArE-MAren 2. la.

RESOLVED, That the Secretary of the trea.
sury be directsd to prepare and report to
he senate, at their next session, a plan
Tor the application of such means as are
within the power Of congress, to the pur
poses OF opening roads, and making cs
nais; together with statement ofthe IN
deriak'ngs, Of that nature, which, as objeA
u public Improvement, may require ane
deserve the aid ofgovernment and also +,
atement of works of, nature mention
d. which have been commenced, the Orc
gress which has been made in them, anc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-07
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

.i.- .ditrR Tan, 1903.
SiR--I have the honor to transmit, re.
port respecting roads and canals, prepar.
ed IN obedience 10 the resolution of the Sc
nate OF the I'd Of March, 1907. II has
been unayoidahly delayed much later than
was desirable, or has. been expected. AL.
though early step, had been taken for OBJ.
lai"ing he necessary Information, the most
important documents were no. received iii
long alter the commencement of this ses.
sion, some indeed, within the last ten days.
10 anal re the whole, to select, arrange
and condense the most Interesting faG,,
was also work of some labor. Time has
not permitted 10 present the report in q
more satisfactory form but the mass OF
lacts, which has been collected, will, it il
hoped, be Of some public utility.
have the honor TO be,
WIKI great respect,
Sir,
Your most obedient servant,
ALBERT GALLATlNs
The hon. GEoRGE CL1Eron.
PreSident If the Senate.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-07

the means and prospect of their being
completed and such information as, m
the opinion OF the secretary, shah be ma.
teriai' in relation TO the obje6,s OF this re-
solution.
Attest, @
SAMUEL A. OTIS, Sec'ry.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-07
A PHILANPHROPIST.

BE singular. If you please, but let it be in the
elevation OF your thoughts, and the rectitude o
ycur manners He that can distinguish himself
my oy the abuse of others, is despicable crea
uie in every country.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-07
IN SENATE
or THE UNIq'EB STATES.

APRIL IL, 1908.
Mr. -Fdams, from the committee appoin-
ted on the subject of public roads and ca
nails reported, that 1900 copies of the fol-
lowing papers, be printed for the use of the
senate:
Resolution ofSenate, of Cd March SOY :
"A letter from the Secretary Of the Trea.
sury
Report Of same,
Circular queries Of The same.
Mr. Latrobe's communication marked
Z: and
Mr.. Fulton's letter marked +.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-07
nifDtiinnn 19rire Current.

(coRREcTED WEEKLY
TOBACCO, S 5 rs CASH
WHEAT, neTy, GO do.
FLoUR, Suherfne, new, d..
Flour, fine, 5 so do.
CoRN, do.
HEMP, clean, (her ton) $50 90 do.
Iron, Ito 90 do.
BhcoN, 10 do.
WpFsKEr,- 81 no.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-07
AN ACT

AN ACT
For the relief of Joseph Chase, Jared
Gardner, and others.
Be it enacted by the Senate an
House Of Representatives Of the Uni.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-09
ENGLISH GOODS.
81 the John Adams < St. John from Liverpool
PLETON AND CO.

APPLETON AND co.
is, Calvert street, Baltimorej :,
sHAVE received their regular supply
4 L of goods, calculated for HE present I'D
Approaching season:
(antri<. and C6.nGE1n Cai1es->--.
pla:..-.1rssi sraIped Dimltles
Printed Niarseiiles Nesting
White Jeans
Furniture Ghintz
Do. Dlfnities
I:entloa Superhne Broad Cloths
Do. do. Cassiiseres
Yorkshire Fine Cloths aud casai'neyss
Patent Nanaeens
GlandufeAs
Cotton Gassimefcs
ga and "A Cambria Masiins
Japan, HARTFORD and Check de.
Plain aud Figured Mull lido.
Leno, Victory, Riddle, sc. do.
Colorcl do. dc. do.
4-s Plain Gnsks do. -
Cinghams
Six do,a
@Sattilis, Persians and Sarsenets
ponIset Silks
Silk Cloves
Silk Handkerchiefs
Fancy Shawls
Cotton Umbrellas
Do. Braces
Do. Laces ard Footingy
Do. Quillings -
English Kid Gloves
Cotton Hosiery
Handkerchiefs
Fringe and Red Lace
Cotton and Linen Checks
Buttons
Birmingham Ware, &c.
{ IN STORE,
\ few dozen gentlemen's best Beaver Hats
from Marseilles.
Thefe goods will be fold low for
cain or undoubted paper at 60 days.
April $. blot
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-09
CAUTION.

EAS joseph Deane ard ZdcharIah
her, have set up claim by deed
lc or ther conveyance made to them by
rto en- ~arty, for part of the MoUNT AIR
I stu Ind in our possession--Th his is to
y. Il persons from purchasing as the
j aei MCarty could have no title in a.
~, = the Land until genetd division Of
y Ct the lace Daniel M"Cafy takes
MA
SO Sarah M'Carty, !.
s John w. Bronaugh. :
ssyl dim.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-09
1ohn G. Laid.
FOR SIZE, By
LEWIS DEBLOIS

LEWIS DEBLOTS
n his Store, zesr Cox Ramsay's zuhatG
French Brandy, in pipes
Catalonia Wine, in half pipes and quarter
New-Eagland Rum, in hogsheaas and Bar
rels,
Molasaes, in hogsheads
Goldfish, in boxes
Cider, Potatoes, Beets, ard Winter Pears,
IN barrels
Cheese
Cider Vinegar, in hogshtads aad pipes
March 9.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-09
Notice IS hereby Given,

Notice IS hereby Given,
V-HAT the subscriber of Alexandria coah.
1 ty in the district Of Columbus has OBJ
tanned from the Orphans court of said coun.
ty, letters of administration with the will an
nexed, upon the estate Of MIR. Samuel Cray
late Of the county aioresaid,merchant, deed
All persons having ciairas against the saia
! deceased, are hereby warned 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
80 said estate, and those indebted thereo are
required to make immediate payment
Giyen under my hand this.egh day OF March re
- John G. Laid.
Adhninastrator rmW the NIX
/ c4i4eaed Of Sam. Craig,
1 deceased.
~ ea6w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-09
rs Whereas Stebhen Cooke, OF

e. Whereas Stsp6en Cooke. OF
I.oudoun county, Virginia, Gid. on the 9th
day of January, 1907, execute a lease tor a
place called !" Joaes's Point," binding on Po-
tonac river and Great limiting Creek, TO a
certain A. c. Hammond for the term OF Sc
ven years which lease was afterwards assign
5 ed To a certain Benjamin Morris, who ateer
wards delivered me peaceable possession 81
the premises.
rs do not hold the same under lease or
rent from any person but claim 1t 'as my
own right: wish and request those who
have any counter claims to come forward and
establish thena according to law.
josiah Browning /.
/, March %. dim
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-25

( IN their views meu, who have never had an
object but their country good men, COM
pared 10 whom, you arc but boys ofyester-
day. These are tie men whom our fathers
have gone down 70 their graves, blessing /;
and whom we certainly shall not desert,
because OF your petuiahce and importuni-
ty.
You will hear from ne, again for the
present, take my leave. Learr to think
little more respe fully of the people of
the U. 5. Believe it, they are not tohe so
easily duped, as you imagine. They know
that spleen s. ill-nature arenot patriotism :;
nor hot-headed intemperancc, political
firmness.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
% In the caucus of 1905, the contest re-
lated, az these frofeStants say, to the vice
president; but it was not contest between
Federalists and republicans-but such n
one as the present is; between two Repub-
licans-Mr Clinton Of New-York and Mr.
Breckenridge of Kentucky. On that occa-
sion, it is believed that a distinguished
member Of this protestant association
took an active part in opposition to Mr.
(2) This circumstance would never have
excited so much feeling aud criticism, if
the humorous character of Mr. Brady had
been well understood. This is so strongly
marked that a writer i'm the Enquirer of
Jan. Goth, says, "that if he was gasping
on the bed of death, he would not miss an
opportunity of gratifying his propensity
to fun. "-These protesting gentlemen ought
to have known this trait.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-25

IDA 2, MARCH IS, 1903.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-14
Apri122.

pY virtue of deed of trust executed to the
- subscribers by Robert and George Turner,
and Ann the wife Of the said George, duly record
ed in the Hastings Court of Richmond made
to secure the payment Of fifteen hundred dollars,
10 Daniel Couch, according to the terms of said
deed VIII be sold by tile subscribers, TO the
highest bidder, for really money, before the door
of the Eagle Tavern, in the city Of Richmond,
on Saturday the 4tl Of June next, all that Lot,
Piece or Parcel Of GRoUSD, situate in the said
city, on the east side Of the street leading
from The Bell Tavern to the river, and now under
lease to Russell and Wallace (subect to ground
rent Of e I0 per annumforever) together with
the following NEcRoEs; George (the Cook)
Peter Che Bsrber) and Aggy or 80 much of the
said property az will be sufficient to raise the
OF seven buBdrcd and hfty dollars, together with
ill costs attending the said sale.
ANDw. STEVENSON, r.
{. An ebony, "eS
Nay 10 Gds)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-14
TUITION OF YOUNG LADIFs

BUTTON OF YOUNG LADIES' Mrs.
BARBoUR, 7gbo has hfely became a ,esi-
dent IF Rictngnd, broposes on tie 1st of nav TO
ob'n School for the fmtionef 1oaag Eadies, in
tie house Lateiy occupied BY M Warden ); IN n
verg hedlthy d,st agreeable pn-f IF this civ.
SIZE 7cWteach Redding, Wyifing, arithmetic c,
the Engiish Cgamnar- Her fyice FIR Hese will be
eight dofiars per qadrter, fayabic in afvaace
LHeWise the Elements Of Natural Phiiosobhp,
NniWGi Histo,g, Hsfmy of Ngfions, Geoeydbhy
am. Ssllrs Lehres, at s II and y cents per gla,-
ter, and in Gdvaace.
1oRaS Laclie8 soW allen be boa,liei--fhe b,ice Ey
thition, boarding and 1caShiEg gviH be me hundred
and sixty doiiayS year, parable qaarteyiy and in
davd,sc.
Mrs. Baybor 70W seaiouSiy and ayo-nsI5 dev5e
Her 7shoie afSIioH 10 Her School, anlif she 7,eety
7vih sufficient encouragement, her biaq vii be en-
iargcd, and roer beysoas goiH be edt9 gacL
1nasic, GyaSrigg, he French karenage and other
6TdHedcs Of P7Iite and nSetW education.
Ihose sgbo may b. dissafigfef with the brsqyess
9mesy ciifyen, 1ciHbe at H6erty 10 .oitlya,g fh(n
~ ary Time. hiehnond, .f6yi! 49, CIa.sSs J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-14

q PRlNC & SUMMER GOODSs-RIcHApn
~ BROOKE has Just received a fun assert men,
of GOODS, suitable for the present and ensuing
season, all of which he viii sell low for CASH
Among which are
Super6ne and second Cloth,
Snperfne and second Cassimeres.
Twiiled and Tabby Velvet,
Hunters constitutions and silver Cords,
Cotton Cassimeres md English Nankeens,
India Nankeen,
Bandannah, Rshnall and Madras Hkfs,
White and cvloured lanes,
Do do. Marseilles,
Callicoes and Chintz,
Pink, bine aud purple Ginghams and Muslins,
.Dimity and Carnbrick Dimity,
Furniture do
Linen and Cotton Checks,
a. and 7-S Irish Linen and shifting Cotton,
9-8 and Ga Cambricks,
Plain and Figured Lenoes,
Elegan. null null Robes and short Dresses,
Worked and Figured Sasnets and Grapes,
Real Lace Veil, black and white,
Narrow and broad black Laces,
Fashionable Scarfs and Shawls,
Gentlemen and Ladies' silk and cotton Hose
"a, 10-4 Damask Silk Shawls, and
case fashionable Bonnets and Head Dresses,
Just from Paris.
April %. Ttf1 =
Z NGLISH K Co
- Dy INC JOiln ADAMS, ot JOnlSs from i-lNcf-
pool, 10, Catvert-Sveet, have received their re.
Sular supply of GOODS calculated for tie pre-
sent and approaching season.
Cambrick and Common Calcoes,
Plain and striped Dimitics,
Printed Marseilles Vesting,
White Jeans,
Furniture Chintz,
Do. Dimties,
London Superfne BROAD Cloths,
Do do Cassimeres
Yorkshire fine Cloths and Cassimeres.
Patent Nankeens,
Cords, Grandwellsi Cotton Cassimeres,
Ga and 4 4 Cambrick Muslins,
Japan, HARTFORD and Check do.
Plain and Figured Null do.
Leno, Victory, Riddle, &c. do.
Cclored do. = do. do.
Plain Booi, do.
Ginghams, Silk do.
Sattins, Persans and Sarsnets,
Bonnet Silks, Silk Cloves. go
Silk Handkerchicfs, Fancy Shawl,,
Cotton Umbrellas,
Do. Braces.
Do. Laces and Footings,
Do. Cuttings,
English Kid Gloves,
Cotton Hosiery,
Handkerchief,
49, Fringe and Bed Lace, "a
Cotton and Linen Checks, Buttons,
Birmingham Ware, &c. &c. ~ .
In store, a few dozen gendemens' best Beaver
Hats, from Marseilles.
These Goods will be sold low for cash, or I'm.
doubted paper at so days.
Baltimore, April 49, G0t)