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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-30

from that city tc be carried across the
lines Of the custom house. Such as 1t
may be attempted to introduce in oppo,i
ton to this decree, shall be seized and
con6sca,ed, as well as the vessels, hor-
ses, and Wagons, employed in such trans.
por,ation.
2. Our minister Of finances is charged
with the execution of the present de-
cree.
"tsigned)
NAPOLEON.
81 H R. Maret, Minister Sec'ry OF
State"
Letters from Calcutta, Of the 2O'h Sep.
TENDER, mestion, that the rainy season had
set in with such violence, that the Ganges
had ovcriown and swept off whole villa.
ges, and destroyed the crops o! indigo in
several districts.
Mr.. Jackson, the Brush minister, has
arrived in New York from Philadelphia.
Thomas Adds Emmett having detected
number Of gross niisstatements in the life
of Thomas Paine by James Cheetham-
the latter gentleman has promised to strike
out the offensive passages and to have the
sheets containing them reprinted IN cor.
rect state to be attached to all the copies
unsoid, 80
AT Philadelphia is publised statement
of captures of the property of citizens of
the United States, by the belligerent pow
ers of Europe, since the raising of the en-
barge in March last, as ensured in the nine
public Offices in Philadelpnia. The cap
lures by the British amount to 80 600 dolls.
of which 10000 dollars have been restor-
! ed. BY the French las ,420 dollars, where
| OF $500 have been recapturcd by the Bris
fish & restored on salvage. BY the Danes
s00,342 dollars, 24,500 whereof have
been released on paying charges which IN
some instances amount 10 a species of ram.
som. By the Spaniards 10000 dollars,
whereof no tidings since captured.
-
The legislature Of Pennsylvania have en-
acted law, which prevents, under severe
penalties the insurance of property within
that state by Foreigners.
The citizens'of Market Ward, Phil.
adeiph'a, at late numerous and respecta.
Ole meeting, unanimously resolved, that
they had viewed with sensible regret mo-
tions brought before the House of Repre-.
sentaEiyes having an evidens tendency to
paralize the spirit OF independence which
they fondly hoped stiil glewed with araor
IN the bpsom ofevery freeman. They corr
daily approve OF the late message of the
President, recommending measures o; de-.
fence. and solemuiy cali upon the natl.
! onal legislature to have tue couatry put in
complete state of defence, firmly bsiiev.
| Ing that nothing remains but base sub ms
sion or the assertion OF our rights by the
sword. they asked not tor half way me-
nres, but for such energetic laws as might
| prove to the world, that Americans are
brave, free and independently
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-30

moved by one Impulse, feltupon their kaees,
and poured forth the emotions of their
hearts 10 prayer, under the canopy of Hea.
ven; a scene so awful'y solemn, that il will
ever be present to my remembrance. Ijoi-
ned IN the devotion, and never in my life
did, pray more fervently."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-30

Eet3sea's7g tbe ana cunts cfexpors$ both
Iorses &c and foreiga which &. b ',aia
.ereiyes from ,he United States, ON the
,mcunt total Of exports. made 90 Europe,
sc stseii find he balance IN IA or oil the
continent as { flows:--
For the year 1902 s 4s,o29 900
1908 80 $50 9l7
1904 SIS s7e, ils
So that If q trade had been carried on
with Great Bfi,ain and that with the con-
t;nent had been reliDquished for the three
years mentioned we should nave sus'ats,-
ed the enormous loss Of pros., arising on
exports Of Is4 .22o s5s. This AT 10 per
cent would am cunt 20 very lille less than
8 ~ 100000; nearly oco 900 per an-
num II might also b. lurther remarked,
tha' many shipments m4de 10 English
ports d /, ret remain IN Grsa. Britain, they
are frequen ~ cnn,igned % a market On
the con .nent, the arrangement being an
accommodation To the convenience OF
commerce. This would consiGe- ably les.
/. sen the amount of British commerce with
The Uni.ed Sta,es-an our exports tc
the contiaeni remain and are consumed
shere.
independent Of the amount, we may
,ty this question in another way--<1e tur
5 niih England with raw materials, nsces@a-
ryl for her existerCe-she returns 10 Us
iho-e materials manufactured ; - thus she
de yves considerable prof, en- her indus
try, amounting to ba'auce Of s IA ooo.-
COO annually against he United States,
fccor ling 20 the most favorable Calculate
on,. We nigh, ourselves, IL we pursu d
!; proper system, save oil this to the slate
nd hus should we be mole h pPy ard
h,defenseut. There are two ways OF eft
iecti q This great pu'pcse-lsi. Either
By our abandoning such aitclss as are
necrs al,y to he comforts oil civilized .f.
of witch ,here are many, and 2diy by an
applies ION of the industry of our fellow
CT izeos 10 such raw materials as are usu
ally skipped TO England To his last. I
shoud give the preference, and we must
one Ivy or other resort 10 1t 1T we wish lc
retain our national soye eIgu.y.
A lis, has been published, (taken from
an Engsh work) Of the number of British
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-30
JAMES WILKINSON.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 20.

6 The Ten Thousand DuI!ar p. ,ze.
Ticket No. sTo6, irs, drawn, SD Day,
in the BaI,'mDre College Lottery, entitled
20 10000 Dollars was sid at G. & r .
WAIrE'j, Huly fortunate Dtlery Office,
in Marke, street, in four quarter shares,
90 persons residing 10 this ci,y, short
line since.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-30

The foreign vessels lchiefy American
which cleared from British ports, for port:
in the United States, during the same time
are AS follows
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-30
January %, 1910.

The bill to engage corps ofvolun-
teers for short period il the service
of the United States was further dis
cussed, and on motion of MIR. Smith
of Maryland the, further consideration
thereof was postponed till tomorrow.
The following message was received
from the President OF the u. s. by
sir. Graham.
To the Senate of the II. S.
:. [ transmit to the Senate report Of
the Secretary of the Treasury, COM
plying with their resolution OF the 9Th
of Dec. on the subject of disburse-
ments, in ihc intercourse with the Bar
barry Powers.
JAMES MADISON.
Jan. %, 1910.
The message and documents &C.
companying 1t were ordered to be prin-
ted.
MIR. Anderson presented the petit
ton Of the Clerks in tue Treasury De-
partment' praying for an increase Of
compensation which was referred to
a select Committee consisting of Mes
srs. Anderson, Gregg aud Brent.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-30

A lis, has been published, ltaken from
an Eng..sh work) OF the number of British
ss,chant vessels cleared OUT from British
arts for ports IN the United STA es, from
ae year 1902 to 1907. inclusive, which are
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-30
JAMES MADISON.
Ianuary 2s.

The bill apthorising the fitting out,
Offering, and manningfthe frigates Of
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-23

End Il iuHfeientiy. expenaiye 60 purchase
single ones. Your next observation we Pass
over Id. silence, il not being q subject sdin-
c;;ensly delicate for lady to reply 20 yeulr
econuiiment we shall most assuredly &c
cent. enos allowing ourselves for one me-
}ment TO suppose a divine would latter
The passsges you have quoted from Mil
ton, we think aretexsremely bsautitui--
but not at all applicable toSthe suhjecs in
question. Nobody, i assure you, adniires
Eve more thanwe dei still you mus, agree
with us, that the fashion has so much alter
ed since she graced this terrestrial sphere,
that it would be utterly impossible to accept
her as pattern for dress. Permit me- to
give you little advice, in return for yours.
Make Yourself better acquainted with that
lady's costume then reflect, ere you adj
yise. females to attire only as she did, Whe.
Their or no, in the present enlightened age.
your doctrine would DOT be considered as
erroneous. Zone Observations :nore-Sup.
posing 1t had been a family who had SO
acted through necessity, AS we are not 10
judge by the external appearance, does your
society, in the suppression, Of vice, relieve
the cause from whenceit proceeds !! With
all due veneration, we beg leave TO sub
scribe ourselves, .s%* ~.
Yours, withtthe greatest respect,
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TIE ANSWER.

To TIE C0v=RNoH.
In answ> e. r,."s, inform YOU We are
Je~rsst ', ~. &.,@ our Sabbath the day
(Gnd) apo o:,4 hstv-by working whsn
YOU Choos - rest, we commit no sin ;
therefore III ;Nat respect, have none to be
forgiven. Should you be unacquainted
with INC Jewish Law, beg leave to refer
you to the. Bible if then unable to satsgJ
yourself, my father is a Hebrew teacher,
and capable of giving you any information
relative to our religion, or your own. i
am sincerely sorry you should be uneasy
respecting the preservation of cur souls; as,
/ assure3 on, we are we'll acquainted with
the Commandments, and not only observe
the one, included in the Ten commanded
to all nations, but six hundred and thir.
teen; be therefore perfectly happy On cur
account; we sacredly perform the tenets OF
our religion, consequently ou. conscience
must be perfectly at rest.
To THL SEcRETARY.
Had you confined yourself toreligion,
ignorance of the Jewish law .migEs have
been considered sufficient excuse fer your
unnecessary letter; still | cannot help think-
ing, that the Governor and Secretary OF a
religious order might better have employed
themselves than gazing in the apartments
Of ladies' as gentlemen, politeness should
have taught them better. Respecting she
dress now worn by ladies, it is certainly a
curious subject for Divine still it re-
uuires an answer. Permit me to say, you
cannot be perfectly correct in your observe
lions, as corseless form no part of fe.
males attire however, examine your die.
tioaary,' and you will not only perceive
your error 10 that part Of your letter, but in
several Others, as you doubtless retain q
copy. Iron busks, we have never seen,
therefore never worn; a. for double laees,
be assured We hayeS very large family, and
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peace be among you.)


peace be among you.)
am directed by one Of the Worshipfui
Governors of the Society for the supptes.
sion of Vice, TO insimate, to you tina. heihad
the pain to witness one of you wilfally and
unnecessarily profaning the Holy Sabbath
at the hour cf.,hree yesterday, by working
at her needle, id The window ofySur apart
msnt, thereby breaking the Commandments
of God Almighty, and>setting an evil ex-
ample TO others to do so likewise hes one
Commandment to keep holy the Sabbath
it is ,anothsr not to steal you think It SIN
full to steal, and why is it not sinful TO break
the Sabbath? The first Commandment IS
from God az we'll as the last. Then, go
thy way and sin no more, and thy sin shall
be FORGIVEN thee" This much from the
Governor.
Iwould now say a few words to you
from myself" God made man upright
but he hath found out many inventions -. =.
and " God made man after his own image
but not to be squeezed into the figure OF
spider or a wasp, as if the head and tail had
no connexion with each otheI put away
your corselets, and your whalebenes, and
your iron busks, and your double laces
they are abomination to the Lord they are
tie ruin of his handy work. lfyou would
be beautiful, be what you are shaped by
the hapd of the Creator Of the Universe,
who hath made the Angels asrhe made you'
perfect IN symmetry, after the express
image Of his own person. Angels do NOT
wear corselsts, neither do they grid their
NIoins they do notwear their stomachs IN
their mouths, nor their bowels in their san
dals but grace is in all their steps, Hea'
ven 10 their eyes, in all theirgestu'es dig
nifty and love" This was said OF the Pa
rem Mother; but then she wore no eorse-
lets. Whatever is natural is beautiful, and
whatever is beautiful is lovely. Do not
srurn this advice, which would teach you
to be good and to be beautiful. :, =" Angels
are happier than men, because they arc bet.
ter"
Praying TO God, that this admonition
may prove salutary,
/ am Ladies, faithfully,
Your fellow laborer in the vineyard,
SAMUEL THACKERY,
Secretary to the Society for the
= Suppression OF Vice.
To 1oury Ladies', names unkao1VH.
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THE OLD SOLDIER

tKE OLD SOLOAEK-
-. S~% ~. ..".
From Faxs PSens IF Achwed Ardsds'k'
REST awhile, disabled soldier!
Here some short refreshment take;
IT'S not a. thou travel further,
Sure thy wearied limbs must ach.
Many rude and rough encounter
4 Has thy dauntiess breast withstood;
Mark'd With scars, thy pallid features
Tell me thou hast lost much blood
Well / know ne various hardships
Fathers brave are doom'd to share;
Oft unheeded by commanders,
Who different burden bear.
j have led to dreadful combat
Troops that nobIy scOrM'd to yield;
While the OCzsEK's savage numbers
Vainly strOVe to gain the field.
Grateful still do remember
Wounded, sinking amidst the foe,
One much like Ghee, gallant SoldIer!
SaV'd me from the, tbreaten'd blow:
SnOta ahnn aFEaakh hat raised the sabrel
o Ruthless aim d against my life;
Bore me fainiing from the conflict
Then reSum'd the work of strife.
Never could Find the warrior,
Who thus Robiy succor'd met
But il / mistake not, Soldier,
Thy bold Visage, thou art he!
valiant Leaderofths faithful!
g Much Joy, this day to know
That the efforts of my duty
q Saved thee from the raging foe.
In that day OF dreadful slaughter
Many valiant Moslem tell:
8 This Ssait-HUmR, then thou gaVest me,
Marx d the fatal hour too we'll.
& Three long years have follow'd mournsul.
q Since recovering from my Wounds
Home I sought-but home I found not:
Fate had run his gloomy rounds.
Love my soul hal long united
To a kind Gid gentle lair;
g And one pledge of fond affection
Rais'd our hopes, and clAim'd our care.
But, alas! lire's fairv prospects :,
Pass like summer cloutSaway.
tWhat is permanent around US
e Who can claim the coming day?
"GrieE at,flow'd from fatal tidings,
sled my sweet love to the tomo;
And the darling by was quickly
SHurTied to some unknown doom.
Thus afflicted, sill wander
With III almost broken heart:
Sorrow mo- than wounds o'erwhefns NE,
Doubt still points Affections dart.
What though poverty assall me.
q Strength destroy'd, and spirits fed:
Could hear my boy were living,
tcJoy wonldTais my dropping head
Raise il then, ong-suGerink Soldier,
Falsehood SHALL not mere beguie;
Heaven ordains the sun Of fortune
On thy opening views to smile.
, Gratitude, of gold unsparing,
Bids thy wants exist no more.
Cease to sish--a few short moments
Shall thy long lost child restore.
Not slittle 'vagr1nt idIer,
But endued with worth and sense;
We'll acknowledgements for it:
He thy love shall recompeCse.
Gracious Kllah!' cried the Soldier,
lam raised to life again.
Worldly glories Heet like shadows,
Good deeds ever more remain g..
.
Il wsseA, or hsekei:GiGi. . 49,,
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CURIOUS coRREspoN DENcE q
5 From the London Na.iena, Reg;ster.1 ]
We are assured shatthe following very cue
rious correspondence is genuine.
Correspondence betsOeen:ths Secretary Eide
Society Jer she sERpsessiew. Of vict, ana
'sone young tadses. =
* i CA COPY :
mo. 9, Ego Lane, P;cadilly,
May 90, 1909.
You've LADIES,
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~ watch, or hsekeI:GiGL.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-04

morning. as thousands who have nFsd 1t uaiinG
the last ten wears can testify he peculiar ex-
cellet cjes Of ms ntalble remedy for the ltch'
ov.r every o,uel, are the certainty OF the cure
hy sr lie apnlicalon the ingredcnis beng so
innoeen; as TO he applied with periec. safety to
the ten,erest infant; and its being not only ''ee
from any osicnslc smell but equally agreeable
with the plrasantcA pomatum.
DR.. Ntan,Hon's Grand RestorotiOe,
Which ihe inventor confidently recommends
ss an invaIus bic medicine for the speedy fe.e',
aud permanent cure ul various complaints which
result from dissipatcd pleasures, juvenile inus-
crc-lons, residence in cl mates und' oIahie 10 'he
constitution, The mmodeiale use OF tea, frequent
intoxcation, or any destructive intemperance,
the unskillul or excessive use of mcicnry, the
diseases pctular 20 e males at certain pcrlod o
lie, bad lyngs in, &C.
HomHi0a's Torn LozcRees.
The most celebrated remedy for curing dis
orders arising from worms.
Hahn's true aaG genHjac
GERMAN CORN PLASTER.
An intalliblo remedy for Corns speedily re-
moving them root and branch without giving
pain.
GENUINE PERSIlN LOTION,
THE RESTORATIVE row DER,
Fo, the Teeth ond Guns.
HAHN'S GENUINE EYE WATER,
A sovereign remedy for all diseases Of the eyes.
HAMILTON'S
ESSENCE e EXTPACT or MUSTARD
For rheumatism, Gout, Palsy Swelling, M,
moness, &c.
TOOTH-AClIr DROPS,
The only remedy ye, discovered, which gives
immediate and lasting relist in the most severe
instances.
-" Please 10 take notice ii II coch oftAe ger
u'ne Medicines has on tie oatsi!e 7pranfcr tie
signature Of
HANNAH LEE,
Widow of the !atc pronren-,
January / 5, 1900.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-04
ueluine Lees Elixir.
January IS, 1900.

a !oycreign remedy for Colds, obllinate Coughs,
Ca.arrha, Asthmas, sore Ihroais, and ap-
preaching Con!umptions,
A Gog'e trial of this med cine will prove its
;:hcacicus quality in relsoiing perlpira'ion
.ommon to healthy people, il iEdflodses and ex-
'els the tough viicic phlegm OF mucus, itrength-
ming the weakened veaels of the lungs, thus
iriking at the root of the diiot Ter; the iymp
toms of courie are cfettually 81 permanently
conquered. The great number OF cures pc,for
med by this.eleganr aud ufeful p.epa alton, is
ruflicient to convince thoie that lahour IN.
der colds, coughfs, &c. of being Immediately
relieved For the informatior OF thofc perions
if any there he, that have nor heard ol the bal
amic qualities OF LEES ELIXIR, we give the
names of the following perlons, who are we'i
known to our citizens in general as p>,ipps ot
integrity and ttrict vcracity. From the follow
ing certificates it will plainly appear, that a
three years conlumption, common cold, or
cough, are all with cafe removed by LEE 5
ELIXIR.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-04
FOR SALE,
At Nj. r. Lockerman's Book Store,

SEWARD'S life of Darwin, price s Q 90
Gibbon's history Of the Roman Empire, 80 90
st. piere's Works, q 90
Sniollet's History Of England, IS 90
The Complete General Atlas, 10 90
Geographical Compilation, so
Guthre's Geographical Grammar, SO
The Ladies Vocal Companion, 90
Don Quixot in S vols. with plates. 5 90
Sterne's works, vols. co
Pope's works, 8 vols. with plates, 7 so
The Federalist, 9 vols. elegant, 90
The works of Fisher Ames, 8 SO
Carr's Northern Summer, Q 90
Stranger in l,cland, 90
Stranger in France o.
The Duke of York, ctrsus Mrs. Clark, 2 25
The Lovers of Lavender, a novel translat-
ell from the Frsnch, oC
The Monk, in 3 vols. 90
E.nelirc, in vols. 90
Thornton Abbey, 2 vols. oo
D,n Raphael, 25
Jane Talbot, 25
Nocturnal Visit, 2 vols. SO
p trioric Sketches by Miss Owenson, 90
Hermsprong, vols. 90
Mon,alher,, vols. 90
Vica- of Wakefield, 90
The Armenian, vols. 90
Ros!erck Random, 90
Humphrey Clinker, 90
Joseph Andrews, so
Peregrnc Pickle, vols. %
Count Fathom, 2 90
Romance of the Forest, 25
John De Lancaster, Q 90
Plays, in bound volumes or in numbers.
Common and Pocket Almanaes for 1910.
January l3. IF
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-04

Mts9s. Y. Lee 6. 5oa,
was attacked With violent cold. e.
we're cough and pains in tx breast, wniah con.
,inaed 10 grow worie; duing which time NV
appetite failed and my voice altered 20 much.
that II was with the utmost exertion could
pronounce Jingle ientence louder than NV
breath Some of my friends having obierved to
me, thar much good had been done by Lees
Elixir-advled me TO procure bottle from
Nieilrs. Warner K Hanna, which accordingly
did-and 70 thoie peiions, unacquainted with
the merits o!this medicine. it will appear aston
i1hing that three doies fl,onld reno the pains
in my breast, and the ule of the bottle restored
me 10 perfect health.
J. A Smith.
Market street, Fell's po;nt
Lees Worm Destroying Lozenges.
which eiiettnally diipel all kinds of worms from
perlons OF every age.
he following is not fnsular nftance Of
the effects of worm in adults.
lEeSsrs. X, Lce and San,
For long time was afflicted with fain,irr
fits gripping in the bowels, pains in the ltonach
| and wasting OF the fleiil~-thc advice Of an
eminent phyiiciau proved uieeii-nothng now
appeared but the melancholy prolpe6t of death
when happily my husband reoolected the mapv
cures said TO have been performed by Lees I.o-
se@er, box was procured from Mes,rs War
ner and Hanna, which has entirely removed G.,
ve,y Symptom of the complaint.
Having experienced 70 much benefit my ielf,I
think it my duty to recommend them to all my
| qnaiutance-ieveral boxes have been sent by
me to my fathers family in Bethlehem to be-
dhtrhutcd among my friends who might be af-
sicted with worms. ANY other information
will be given by applying to
f.. Catharine Walker.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-04
For .S0Ie.

ME term ofservi'u.'e ola NEGRO GIRL
Z She is 6yearF Of age, and to serve ill 2s.
Inquire Of Peter Pauson, or Jacob Robinson,
near Newport.
Al4r,h ~, 1910. &
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-04

For 3Al-E,
AT The Book store OF n r. Lcckerman, Wil-
miogtan, Del.
A SUMMARY VIEW,
or TIE
EVIDENCE AND PRbC7ICiL IhpOR.
T.fECE
OF Tue
CHRISTIAN REVELATION
In a series 9lseeu,Hes cdaresatd 10 ,ycung for.
&oA5,
BY THOMAS HELSHAM,
Minister cthe Chdariaa Chatei, in Esser street.
This volume IS divided into s., discoursey, VIZ.
Isl. Preliminary observations. The qucstion sta
tsd. Philosophical arguments for the christian
revelation.
%. Direct historical evidence Of the chritians
revelation.
Sd. prophs:ic and Internal evidence Of the
chIIstian revelation.
a. Evid.nces of the Christian revelation from
the testimony Of the Jewish scriptures.
The Praciic.! value 0; .he christian revela-
ton.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-04
To Parents who may have Children afflicted
with the
Whooping Cough,

This diicovery is of the firft magnitude, as it
affords immediate relief, checks the prog,ciS
and in fhort time entirely removes the mos,
cruel diiolder TO which children arc liable
the Elixir is 70 perfectly agreeable and The dole
70 fmal that no difficulty arifes in taking it.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-04

Blue black blown ,drab, Mars"iles cuttings
cofheau, bottle g'ecn, tustia rs and jeans
grey, and dark mixed I.ute strings
supertlnc cloths sinshaw and Mantau
Carssimeles silks
6enne's patent cord Silk & york tan gloves
toatings and tlanneis Ean,lanna and Madras
Forest cloths handkerchiefs
Ve!vcts and constitution Cammcl's hair shawis
cores Checkered and striped
bevefeens linens
% and A Irish Linens Dainasis shaws
D,ne q yelio" oanHeens Russia & dowlAs linens
"loe ana narrow Gotten !.at,inets S<bon.bazctts
cass'neres Rcd & green booking
Chlntzes and callicoes baize
Na'nhtlck and common Brown hollands
H'mltlcs Sus1criers
Cahmlncoes JTu rejlas &, nar,.o,s
Dnraht and Jones spin s;ia,k sa,is and t1o-
ming rentnes
Cotton and worstei ho- Scissors & pcn-knives
siefy SILK hose
s~iored, ,ehamnray, cam Gil, & plated buttons
Lr k, Jackane., null Olcoths
null, India, British. Trunks
book ,gurrah, b,fta, 5, Morocco & kid shoes
leno Muslins &C. &c.
y. Is. Country Store Keepers supplied on th
lowest terms for cash or the usual credit.
James Gardner