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EUROPE.
Continuation Of Foreign ne7os received Ey
The brig Cumberland.
london, March $.

london, March S.
At length our communication with Sweden
and the Baltic has been opened, and this
morning eleven of the 10 Gottenbureh Mails
due arrived. The following is the inteIli-
gcnce brought by them.
GsTTEEBURc Feb. II.
The following is an accouir o. the last
convoy which sailed from Car!scrona, the
22d December, to England, consisting of
five British ships of war, three Swedish
ships Of war, and twelve merchant vessels,
principally large Prussian British vessels
Salcette frigate drifted from the Malmo
channel, among the Ice, into the Baltic,
without anchor or cables. Magnet gun-brig
totally wrecked the 18th January, near NAL
mo the crew saved. Argent gun brig
went round by the Belts with dispatches on
the 2Sth December Fama brig cutter. to
tally lost in Bornholm oil the 23d December
with her commander and three of her crew.
Sacorner, sloop cutter, totally lost near VISTA {;
crew saved. Camilla frigate drified into
the Baltic from the Malmo Channel. with
out anchors, &c. Nemtaiita brig cutter
dritted through the Sound the oh January.
and got into the Swedish port Fouiso--
Froughton brig cutter dlifted through the
Sound on the 9th January, and cot into the
Swedish port Warburg.
" Names OF the merchnat vessels chiefly
loaded from Russian ports with hemp, &c.
Recommencement, Capt. kruger, burnt
while on the shore in the Malmo Channel,
by the Danes, or the i7th january. Bri.
tannia, Anderson, taken by the Danes, on
the 9tn JanrArv Jo9hina Forcntina. Us.
shcndorf, dried iaio the Baltic. with Danes
on board. Satisfaction, Becker, drifted
through the Sound, the OH of January and
NOT since heard Of Four friends, Cacnson,
IN English vessel, taken by the Dares the
9th January. Three Davids. Bulk. stran-
ded near Ssamar, cargo saved Munerca,
Wegnel, taken by the Danes the 10,h Jan.
nary. Naciiashall DutthaS, drifted ut the
3aitic without anchors, and returned with
Danes on board, and sua'< near Malmo
the crew saved. Yeschkenthal, Saubero
burnt by tho Daaes, while on ore, the 18Th
Of January near H9l,no Eugkei,, FHza
beth and another g,liiet, taken by the Dd.,.
off LOinOcCk.
accounts have latetv reached us nf The
Claudio cutter being lost on TIVE Norway
coast, with t. If her Guns and Of tie los,
81 t'e Pr".siyte Aleop u var. in the Anholt
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eDURSU AMI 10 Deed OF Trust executed 70
the subscriberfj, by Samuel Parsons Z, Sa-
-rah hls wife, for the benefit of VIM. Cooke and
Thomas and Amos 1aid, and sther Creditors
Mt the sad Samuel Parsons, will be exposed 20
sale ut Public Auction, on the respective Premi-
ses, ON "Wednesday Che So of next month the
following PROPERTY, lying in the CITY of
Richmond, viz. nearly three -fourths of the LOT
described IN the plan of the said City b. No 436,
on the 5. w. side OF the Basin, and between
Thomas Ladd's and the Hay. Market Square,
bounded on the North East by the street running
between the Hay. Market Square and the public
Warehouse.
All that part of LOT, No. Alb, on the N East
side OF the Basin, which is bounded by the street
running by the Bank and Robert McKm's to
Cary street, thence by the last mentioned street
to tie tenement occupied by Mr. Smith as a ba-
kerry, < back to the alley which divides said Lot
fromR McKin's
One Moiety of the Tenement on the Main
street, now occupied by David Logan, contain
ing 34teet front. and extending back to an alley
leading to ByrcPs Warehouse, on which are a
two story brick store house, lumber house, kit
chen. stables, &c
Also, ten SHARES in the Richmond Turnpike
and COACHEE and Horses, together with
sundry household Furniture, &c. The sale will
commence It the Tenement occupied by David
LOGAN tor the Moiety thereof, the Turnpike
Shares and the Personal Articles; and will
thence adjourn in course to the other LOTS
mentioned
Terms of s7'e will be, cash for the Personal
property, the Turnpike shares, and the Moety
OF the Tenement m the occupancy of ID. Logan ;
and twelve months credit for the other property
on notes negotiable and payable at the Bank Of
virginia, satisfactorily endorsed, and titles to be
withheld as further securil, until full payment of
the respective notes-or, at ,'ie option Of the pur
chaser, one fourth TO he paid down and the other
three-tourths to be secured by deed of trust on
the property purchased, and bond of the purcha-
ser: Ihe Lots will be sold as they stand, or be
divided as may appear reasonable.
E CARRINGTON, ,
RICHARD ADAMS { TIustees.
GEO: GREENHOW,
Richmond, APPLY entds
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pURSU ANT to a Gecretal order of the chan.
= Gerry District court Of williamsburg, will
he offered for sale, at Westmorelsnd courthouse
on the 9TH Monday in May next, being court day
that very valuable FARM, situated on Nor,onv
river, in the county of WestmOreland, ne proper
ty OF John Matthews, late of said county, con
tanning Gas acrcs. A credit of 10 months will be
gwen the purchaser executing bond with ap-
proved security to the commissioners acting un-
der the aforesaid order and deed of trust on the
lana to secure the payment of the purchase mo-
ney, according TO the terms of the decree
April IL. 1o,U
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n nv person who may possess file OF Virte.
A MA Papers for l778 viii render a servic,
70 the literature OF the state, by forwarding il TO
thu Office aftcri has served the burmese of n,
tbty Tor which it is intended, il will be thankful
iy returned in the Same state Of preservation in
winch 1T was received. In general, all authentic
documents, either printed O., manuscript, reia.
tive to the Revolutionary War, will be thankful
y received, used apd returned as before merit.
oneo. COMMUNICATING, by letter too, upon thi,
snoisct, by tCse now living, vino were engaged
~ 'he revolutionary struggle, or were eye-wit.
nes7cs ofimP0rtanl events, viii be THANKFULLY re.
csjyc Z.
March 81 -
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O. Fairfield Races.

w Ill commence on the LIST Monday in May,
w being the first day OF the month
1sT DAY-The Jockey Glib Purse of 6 400,
four mile heats
2ND DAY-The Proprietor's Purse of S 200,
three mile heats.
3RD DAY-The f'nnnl Post S,veebstake of five
subscribers s Loo each, three mile heats free for
all ages.
4TH DAY-One Of the most elegant Cntg e.
yer exhibited on any turfin Virginia, value & 100
twenty dollars entrance.
THERE'S also a Fdrm-rs Speebrtatc, opened for
colts dropped i'll the Spring of 1903. Entrance
nifty bushels OF wheat, to he run for October 1871
this subscription will close at the present
spring meeting. The wheat to be delivered at
Mr.. Rutherfoord's Mill before the race.
T.. SINOCK,
Treasurer Fairfield f. Club, md Pro.
PrietOr Of the Course.
April 4. oaytR
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I RISH LINEN AND WINDOW GLASS,
Il &c.-We c6cr.j for sale on reasonable terms,
an assortment Of Irish Linen from I'D q SIS Cd
sterling per gard. English Window Glass 1912 Z
and y LIS ron Parent Skot assorted sizes
TOMPKINS & MURRAY.
Aprl 81. 9zv
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MEAL NELSON, Richmond, BOOT AND
IN SHOE MANuFA CTJRER-Respec ct
fully informs his customers and uic public ut
large Chat in consequence ofthe late fire, where
in he was s;,iFerer) he has removed, three doors
above the Eagle Tas crn, To the house lately oc-
cuped BY Gibson * Teiferson-where he manu-
features boots and shoes equal in point of work.
inanship and materials to ANY in general use.
ADrit r. en1n
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from orr RocKrrnpr.

ne Nalad trlgate, of SO guns, brings
intelligence OF the French squadron, uf eight
sail oi the line, and two frigates, being seen
on Friday morning the 9th ult. at day light
stand ng inte Basque Roads.
Inc aiad was ordered to proceed in quest
of the Channel Fleet, and communicate to
lord Gambler the situation of this SQUAD
ron, aud that of the enemy's Course, &c &c.
and she bore up accordingly with a press Of
SAL.
by half past seven o'clock, the enemv's
squadron hove to in Basque Roads, and be-
fore eight O'Clock, FIVE strange sail were
seen bearing at n. n. w. no not answer
ms the given signals. Immediately announc-
ed to the Cesar they were enemies: our
squadron then boreup aud chased the enemy
IN the n. n. w until the signal OF recall wos
made by the Cesar; then hated our wind
and stood towards cur squadron.
Soon alter nine we found the strange
sh!pS to be three French Frigates, chased bv
ms MaJHstv's ship melia and Dottercll gu,
Oh S. hiddr sail 10 =. ana little after ter.
the enemy's trigates took shelter under the
batteries OF SFbie d'Olonne, where they were
soon attacked by the Caesar, DONEGAL, De-
nance, Emerald, Amethyst, and Amelia
communal IRE was kept UP for near two
hours when it ceased The H,aiad at. this
time at a considerable distance. could not
possibly know the result of the action bat
no doubt can be entertained CT their havine.
taken or destroyed the enemy By one O'Clock
spoke the Alcmene, and pointed on, the ST.
tnation Of the enemy. Before four the soua
dron under Captain Bercsford's orders pass
cd, consisting Of four sail of the line. and
the interchangeable frigate Captain Beresfor,l
gave information that the encmy's squadron
had escaped from L'Orient, and concluded
them TO be the vessels just attacked. He
then directed his Course for admiral. Stop.
iord's squadron, of which he was nearly ia
sight.
On the following day tie raiad fell it
with the Cuckoo schooner, and learnt thai
Dir !ohn Duckworth's squadron could not be
at any great distance ; she therefore return
ed tothe squadront to give the information. re-
ceived by the \, lad.
+" EnenFy's farce iE BQsgue Roads-One
tnree decker, ten two eieckers, one so gun
ship, AID four frigates.
~ Sa5tc a'Oforne-Three frisates.
!" Brifi8h force zDiM .4doirl.E Sioh}ard--
Three sail oi the line, four ftigates and one
brig.
g III CAPTAIN Rerrsford, and aearly f,,.
S,8hf q .fdnlirai StoAfora-Four sail of the
live, and one frigata.
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IN Holland by tue late inantla,iohs, and mos.
of the inhabitants lost theis lives.

Extract ri letter. tlo~, Ca5,tcir Poye-, os
ne Shih harmony, dqfed Cariscrond, Jan.
There arc aAoue 90 sail in this port, bound
to England. The last CONVOY. sailed fror.
hence or the 22d with tile Saicet,s frieste,
6at emily nine of the vessels got o,lc Of the ice
sailed on the 9Th. umde: convoy os the Ori-
on man OF war, and three brig cutters with
about 70 sail.--The feet was dispersed in
al directions. The Orion brought under
5ornhoim with Il sail only. Nearly ha!f oil
the Feet are missing. j saw the Danes cap
ture two OF them. W. have accounts here
OF 20 being captured and four lost--Onthr
14th arrived here in company with about
u sail; on the 10th, 17tli and 18th ..oout
90 more returned"
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Ct PunLtsHHpEy THOMAS pITcarK, or.
PosirE CHE GLonE TAvBer, At FIVE DOL.
LARS PER hSNuM, PArABLE IN ADVANCE.
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CJ' In consequence OF the 10Th Regiment be.
ing compelled by law, TO muster on the LIST of
May, the President Of tie Fairfield 1ocky Club
Will be requested to postpone the starting ofthe
horses, on that day, until clock, in order to
CRAFTY those military gentlemen who may wish
to- be present
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TASH given for VfRCIHIA MILITARY
~ LAND WARRANTS granted for services
in the Continental Line Apply to
GEO: GREENHOW.
Ar'n21. S.1
AMANTED TO HiRE-A young Wot,au,
who is well acquainted with is,ise work,
particularly sewing, in, tistcous, honest and s.,
ner-Aiso, an elderly H'omGr, for a Nurse, who
IL we'll acquainted with the treatment of young
children Apply at thisofiice
April 4. e
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IHIRT Z SECOND BULLETIN OF THE
FRENCH ARMY IN SPAIN

fHENCH ARMY IN SPAIN
ne Duke OF Dalmatia being arrived be-
fertoi' caused the place to be invested
NeSoclatlons "ers begun, The civil autho-
rites, ana the military and onyaI offcnrs
manifested a disposition to surrender, bur
the 5ene people, fsmented by The spies whom the
English had left. resisted.
Oh The 24th the duke of Dalmatia recsi,
~ Two messengers, one sent by adm. Mai.
SareJoi commander of the Spanish squadron.
ana the other, who came across the. rfor,,.
ans sent by the military commanders.
iheSe conrIers were both sent without the
GhoWiedSe ct the people. They stai,dthar
nc HuthorltIts were under the yoke Of fn-
fouS Popuacc, excited and paid by the =
gents OF Eosland, and that 5000 mon belong.
ing TO this city and its environs were in kryns.
ne duke OF Dalmatia had to resolve upon
opening tite trenches, but from the 12th e,
the %3th, various movements were manifold
IN me towh. The 18TH regiment of light in
iantry had repaired to Mutardos the 33et
reSt; or 1ght infantry were at the forts Of
II" I anna and ot. Martin, and ut Lagrana
"hu da they bi@c&aded the fort St. Philip, tn :.
people began 10 fear the consequences of an
assault and to listen to men If sense. ~
the 26th, three Gags Of truce furnished Win
tn'nority' and the annexed letter, arrived az
the mead quarters, and signed the surrender
OF the place.
On the 9Th, at7 o'clock in the norrins..
tic town was occupied by the division Mer-
met, and by a brigade of Dragons.
On the same day the garrison was disarro.
ed the disarmmg also produced 5000 mus
kets. The people who do not belong to ;7crroI
nave been reuahded to their villages. The
men who had sttined themselves with blood
during the insuf ection, have been arrested
Adm. Osregon whom the people had ar
rested during the insurrection, had been bus
at the head Ci the arsenal.
There have been found in the mort q ,,es.e,.
OF ll2 gurs, two at 81, one Of "a. two of "a
three frgates, ard a Considerable nunher os
corveitca, bng', and unarmed vessels NOR
than 1900 pieces ct cannon OF every size and
ani uiii;iCn Of ail kinds.
IL is probable that but for tho ,recin;t,t.
retrea. OF the English, asd the atfif of the
10th, they would have occupied Ferrol a,,d
se!zed this beautiful squadron.
The m'inarv r.. e. naval officers have t.,t,.r.
the oath 10 king Joseph with the eros,Asr
enthusiasm. WHAT they relate nf tier snf-
erhg5 from the lowest class og the nea"i.
and the English, is uncomfortable.
/ Order reigus IN Gallicia, and the ao,to.;
I iy Of the king is re- estab!ished ~ fhis 49,.
! vince, one % the mos, son.4lera5l, e 49,.
spanish msoosshy ~
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NEW BooKsToRE.-.toRl,R. 9oNES.
~ n. w. ceruer of the r,ah- street, and that
leading TO the head Of the basi', nearly opposite
10 the Eagle Tavern, has just received, the fellow
i,. valuable, Works
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NEW PROFESSIONALISM ly r. 9oNES.
4 N w. corner ct the r,aih-street, and that
leading to the head Of the basi',. nearly opposite
to the Eagle Tavern has Just received the follow
ms vaiuaalc Works
I'HE. .fNERIC4.N REGISTER,
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modelled on the plan of the British Annual Re
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ot individual states, which are OF general mpor-
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an abstract OF the literary history 1T the times.
ruth view OF British publications and sketch os
American Litersture. poetry, register Of deaths.
and an abstract Of all the laws of each session Of
Congress, &c. &c. price SIS IS
COETlTERCI.1L DIC7To .MXRY. =
Containing the present state of Mercantile Law.
Practice and Customs, by JoshYa Rgoatiefeo,e.
; VS.. 8 vo price 50 rs
ESPRIELL.f'S LETTERS
Descriptive OF the manners, customs and habits
"i the English translated from the Spanish, 2
VS. price So
REGISTER OF ARTS,
Or n conpendIous view o. some of the most use.
tul modern discoveries and inventions, compiled
py i g ressenden, with remarks by the com.
pile, $40. price s 3
~ C4' % ~ 4 L L II HL-.TyfO.
And other Poems by James Montgomery, with
an elegan; i'ontlspiece, price s Poems BY the
HeNd. George Crabbe, Handsomely bound ',rce
> l. The following extract OF a letter from Dr.
Johnson 10 sir Joshua Reynolds render any thing
that might he further said in favor Of Mr.
poems. supertuOus--'' / have sert YOU back Dfr
Crahbc Poems, which l read wih great delight.
1t !s oTgUal rigorous and eleSact
GEOGRdPRICLEL. COMPILATIONS.
For the use of Schools henic q escr!,,t,.,a f oil
the erpirac, kingdoms, republics and states IN
the known world: Arranged in catechetcal
form oy ID. l. Cottuieau, ? vols bound and lei.
tered, price 8, 9 so. An Address to the Com
gress OF the United States on the utility and Jus
tice ot restrictions upon foreign CONNIE rec, with
reflections on foreign trade in general, and the fil-
tire prospects OF America, price so cents
View of the Rights and Wrongs, Power and Po
Icy of the URited States Of Anne lea Saul Saul.
why Persecutest thou me y price IS cents
CoLUINBfHD,
a Poem by Joel Barlow, superb edition on super.
Tine woven royal paper, and hot pressed, with ele-
giant engravlngs, to. price S 20. Same book,
handsomely printed on fine wove paper, 9 vols
- o. price in boards s 2--Same book handsome
ly bound md lettered, price s Sesame book
elegantly bound in calf and gilt, price 6 She
also keeps on hand an assortment of school book 3
and Royal, Medium and Deny, Writing Let.
ter Paper, Blank Books of various sizes, Led
gers, Journals, and Day Books, Sand Boxes, Ink
stands, Waters, Quilts, fnkpowder, Pasteboards,
Visiting Cards. Playing Cards, Watch Chains,
Seals, &c. &c. So.
April 25. q
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~ ES5HS Stephen 6. Hatcher, and Ste
- phsn AT0d--As neither Of you are resi-
cons ~ the ST. =" Virginia, nor have any known
'atit or attorney Wthin the same, to whom this
notce can be given; hereby give you notice,
that At G7ocbttnd court house, on tue 29th dav
- Nny. 1909, bee. ween the hours of SIX in the
morning Snd se'"r in tte afternoon shall PRO.
'''1 tpifke tie position Of George Under.
'|,"1. single aGd material witness for ne 20 q,
Fariis1's f'ct IN the suit, which yoo have
hf'nF' ag1rst NJ, IN the circuit co,ut NJ the
Oitea S,a'cs, IL the district ofVir,e,na, Il, MIR
s7iAUce ois commission for that purpose obtsin,d
SAMUEL WOODSON.
h.rl II. so4w
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/" l.. B. PEyRoN.
" Head Quarters.

Jomula, Feb. l, 1902
" According to intelligence received from
ochwern, General DAvoUsT has given no
ice to the French Consul in Rostock. Mr.
oEsB oRpEs, that the embargo laid on 81
merchantmen lying in that port is raised.
Stockholm Gazette.
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hdjutant General, and Com
mander in Chief Of his Males
tvs Troops in Finland.
g Head Quarters.

" Head Quarters,
Jomula, Jan. %, 1902
The expedition in my last rerort, be-
came the more necessary, as before the
troops put themselves in motion. intelligence
was received OF the CoSsacks appearing in
greater force, and ore of our out posts hay
Tag been driven IN.
he troops ordered on that expedition
reached kumlnsen on the 29th of last mrnth
and after they had succeeded in driving the
enemy out of the place and its environs, the
most valuable part of the enemy's proper,y
and the inhabitants was saved. The Oh.
ject of the expedition having thus been OBJ
tanned, the troops returned to their quarters
in Aland.
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D AGING The Tapppahannoek JOCKEr
Ia CLUE RACES, will commence on Thurs.
day the 25ih May next
1sr DAY-Tbe 3oekcy Glib Purse of s 32o'
four mile heats
2Np DAY-The Jockcy club Purse of G, 24os
three mile heats
3RD DAY--fhe ProPricto,'S Purse of 6 1907
entrance 10 dollars, two mile heats, Give horses
OF no PaceO
WEIGHYS rs FOLLOTPS;
An aCed horse, ID. $50 4 Years old, H. 100
years old TO ; Do. 20
DO. 10 And under that age a
feather
The course, &c. ~il be in good order, we
therefore N Y expect dnc sport stables and lie.
ter provided gratis, non timely application TO the
proprietor of the course
n. S. BROCKENBR0UCK.
Secretary anil Treasurer.
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lnE2oN, 3 bEhT. TEEELLERS, have
- I'm tonSequeuce Of he tate couhagration) re.
roved their Store opposite 20 Mrs Davidson.
Miuner, where orders from their customers will
be attended to with their usual punctusllty
f..rch - ,F
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Tic Secretary cannot state accm1,-!y tEe II.
n'o'r' NJ zach daJs PURSE bw sabboses the1 eel be
as obove statea a}tey dstcting The 1oetey G2ub dia
Her and the exoeHse Of oaOsrlisng the races jyo3n
The m1scyitfioa
April ii. tlr
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besides the loss in this quarter Of the Pu,s
and Conatant gun bries. -
sTocxuorr, Feb. 10.


STOCKHOLM, Feb. 10.
According to a report made By Field
marshal Baron Toll, the following lett
has been received by the commantlant ot
Lardscrcns, from the Commander of the
English Gun brig Charger.
AS under the present circumstances an
attack Of this fortress may perhaps be at
tempted, i beg to tender my own services,
as well az those OF my officers and men, and
request that a post may be assigned to us,
where we can render ourselves useful foi
the defence OF the place.
yoPN BLOW"
His Royal Majesty has received the FOL
lowing reports
In consequence OF the several reports ha-
wing been received, stating that Russian
Cossacks had made Their. appearance in
humliige, Enklingc, and other reigbboring
places, nave ordered a new expedition n.
ganst kuu'lingen under the command of
Lieut.. Col. Schutzenheim. consisting of COO
foot of the first and third brigade, and 80
horse OF the Life Guards, with two three
Founders. The corps moves this dav t.
Nardoe. in order to reach kumlingen to-
morrow in three columns, early in the morn
ing. The object of this expedition was 20
dislodge the enemy frem the above places,
to save the most valuable part Of the move
able property of the inhabitants and DESTROY
the rest.
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M LILLIAN ROSE, Manufac tuner OF Chin
w Straw and Willow Bonne,s, begs leave
to INFORM the Public, that he has taken the Store
formerly occupied by Mr. Davidson, few doors
above the Eagl Tavern, where he intends keen
ing large and general assortment of al kinds
OF fashionable Millinery and Fancy Goods, and
new o TIERS for sale the following articles
Ladies most fashionable Split Straw Bonnets.
various shapes,
Do do do. Lustc,. or Satin, do. do do
DO. do. do. Willow do. do do,
Do all kinds ofSilk Velvet and Plush do do
ALso-An assortment of FANCY GOODS.
amongst .3hich are
Ladies fashionable conred Camhrick Robes.
DO. do. white worked do do.
Silks, Lutestrngs, Artificial Flowers, Feub-
.ers Sprays, &c. sc. &c
Ladies Fancy Dress, making in the first STYLE
~ Wanted two or three Apprentices to the
Mii'inary and Mantua- Making business Enquire
at tic Store
APrll .. 3tp
NJ EW HAT STORG-just, owed, and for
sale. trgc and general assortment of peu
'l"Tnen's HATS Of the newest fashion, CONSISTING
of the following kinds
Grntlemen'stine White Beavers, hes. quality,
Ia. do black do
Dn. do different co!orcd Willow Hats
for Summer,
Mems lDw priced fur Hats,
Youths do. do
C!ildrer's assorted coiors,
Men's and 3oys WOO. Rats,
Servants, Glazed Livery Hats and Bands.
Az OF Y h'ch will be sold at the most reasona
pie 7-lcSS, ny Nm. ROSE.
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