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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-15

,bo,;e,l phrenzy, and with blasphen1ou1,s,
allusion, chan.ed "glory! glory! glory ~
pro.trating the altar Of the, true .1oo, a1a
performing their Bacchanalian orgies a
5ronnd the golden calf, which then was,
and now is, I" the god of their idolatry!
now pirate about red and whHe sapa 80
40 shame where is thy oiusH
as if i, were not greater crime IN us 10
blow the bugle Of treason, hang CIV '.Is
war kettle, and tighten the torch OF Of
iensive, civil andsaYage hos'iiines' 'na''
it was in those poor Canadians al'a AZ:
dams 10 defend the naked waste oil terri
tory, Con whicht they have been cast, as
it were, in the lap of nature,) rom inc
hostiities of our maranders, who' J, We
may Judge from what our own'eyes nave
beheld,) are the very sweephgs, surface
.Dnd dregs of Gods creation ana who'1
leaders, in regard to any traces o. eui
ture or civilization, in them OF aoou'
them, might have been reared with the
Centaurs, or supped at the cannihal BAN
quets of the I.apitha
Blu, the reports proved to be vile
6ction,by the letters Of Winchester him
self, (Which have been published IN even
tho Court Gazctte) and by all concur
ring testimony, down to the present mo-
ment; and yet we find men so base and
depraved, as first to publish, and then to
reiterate confuted lie, with accumulat.
ed virulcnce, although conviction, 10 an
official garb, stared them in the face
they resemble the giant Antaus, who
gained fresh strength, as often as he
touched the ground. until Hercules
strangled him betwixt heaven and earth.
That like fate, Changing the MODE
and the node) may befal the imitators OF
this Titan, at the present day, as it would
greatly conduce to the interest of soci-
ETY., so ought it to be the prayer OF eye-
ry good man.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-15
d. SHEFFEY.
From The Ne7v-Brunsgviek Guardian.

From The Ne7p- BrunSgvick Guardian.
The Trenton paper, called the True
american. has copied piece of bonn
bast, and wilful faisehood, from the Mer-
curry, another jacoblnic paper, relative
TO the treatment ofWinchester's soldiers,
by the Indians.
By the publication of such glazing,
seli-apparent falsities, in the very teeth
OF the Bulletins OF their own Field Mar
shall Winchester, they have not consult
ed their own reputation, Gf any they
have for veracity, modesty or under
standing but have followed up the old
vulgar mode Of abuse, and the Preach
tactics of lying-to inhame the preJu-
dices and passions'of the people, to swell
the meagrc list of recruits, and to a
waken the sensibilities of the monied
men-thereby to acquire few oboH, to
pamper and to get into flesh, the mean,
empty, shivering monstrum horrendum,
informe ingens-I mean that skeleton of
Jrfferson's mammoth-the Treasury
They also hope to accomplish another
object, viz. to retain their Offices, SO un-
worthily bcstowed-and to line their
own caske,s; which if they can accom-
plish, it matters not sous, though the
rest of creation should sink in an earth
quake.
These same fellows, who read Halps
and Smyth's exterminating manifestoes,
with perfect complacency, and Bona
partean sang Jroia; although therein the
Canadians we're invited to revolt, under
q promise from the palace, of protection,
and the Indians were courted to take up
the tomahawk & scalping knife, against
these harmless Canadians, alIured by the
prospect of plunder-men who, With d.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-15
NEW-YORK, April 10.
COASTING PROTECTION.

We understand that the United States
brig Argus is to proceed immediately
through He'll Gate into Long Island
Sound, to protect our coasting naviga-
ton from the depredations OF the enc.
my's cruizers, some of whom have been
seen within Montauk, off Block Island,
and near the mouth of Providence river,
where they have made several Captures,
and excited serious alarm.
The fshlng smacks have been re-
peatedly boarded by the enemy's boats,
but were paid tor their fish, and no fur
Their molested. The greatest force we
have had any account of in that quarter.
is $ vessels, l ship Of thelline, friga,e.
! sloop ofwar, and brig and a schoon-
err. But as the small vessels only ven
ture inshere, it is presumed the watch
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-15
FIJI vigilance ofthe Argus willis grea,
measure prevent their future maraud-

s., vigilance ofthe Argus will in grea.
measure prevent their future maraud-
'ings.
Ertrae, .fa letter, dated Lisbon, Fec.
81, 1913.
The 5oth and list regiments have
had brush with the French between
Ciudad Rodrigo * Salamanca, In which
the former lost men and 2 officers, and
The latter $50, English account.
g The French, have been reinforced
with $1,000 men, which gives them a
decided superiority in point Of numbers,
which together with the very sickly state
of the combined armies, will prevent
Lord Wellington from pushing ON. The
s2d and ssth regts. have hardly man
fit for duty-indeed the sick list OF the
English alone exceeds $4,000 men
10000 men are monently expectedfrom
ENGLAND. You will have, no doubt, per-
eeiyed the great dissatisfaction prevail
ing in Spain, relative to Lord WIS de-
sire Of having all power reposed IN him;
they say he has furnished all his glory
by the demand, which would be great
er evil than the one he has pretended to
rescue them from. Rest assured OF one
thing, the Spanish & Portuguese would
prefer the French as masters, rather than
remain in the state they are now IN much
longer in this. consider Them un'
grateful, as John Bull has certainly ex.
pended millions, and split his best blood
in defence of the Peninsula.
{" Marshal Beresford is again Ill from
one of his old wounds having re-opened;
his life is in danger he is line brave
fellow, but rather unpopular with the
Portuguese, although in their service !;
he rides them rather hard.
I" On hand, in Lisbon, on the tlrst OF
February inst 2s2, 5s2 bbls. and IS sacks
-four, lo,S23 moys wheat, 6.65s moys
barley, 1892 moys corn, 1856 moys
rye.
e" Price of -four, Feb. 81, 5 Is per
barrel, and very little in demand"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-15
From the United States Gazette.

Mr.. BRoNsoN-Thinking the other
evening of my late gallan, friend lieute-
nant John Vsllau, who fell at the battle
of Queenstown, I could not but observe
to my friends the remarkable contrast,
between the conduct of democrats and
federallsts, who have had appointments
in the army and navy Iwish my coun.
trymen generally would consider who
has since the war commenced behaved
most like patriots. Will they call those
men who talk much and fight none ha-
rio:s ? Will they call the murderers of
our Lingan, the only supporters of our
country? l trust not. Will they now
say that the mob, with generals Hull,
Smyth, and Porter at their head, are the
men to whom we shall confide our coun-
try's salvation Look at the men who
have been denomnated tories been as
sailed alike by the government & dirty
democrats. l say look at them how
have they behaved Why calamity
They, and they alone, have saved our
country from being by-word for nations.
See our gallant little navy the work of
fcderalists, now triumpbing over the
most renowned naval power that ever
existed. All our naval commanders,
with the exception Of one or two, are fe-
deralists. What triumph for that par
ty how proud every true disciple of
Washington must feel when he consi-
ders that by their work our country will
be respected abroad.
Who now, my countrymen, would
you wish to entrust with the manage
ment of your country's affairs Can you
now think that the men, who do nothing
but assemble, and alb, &c the federalists,
and vote their lives and fortunes and sa-
cred honor to support the governors,
and when called upon to fulfil their
pledge, run away? live in one Of those
little towns whose people arc full of pa
triotsm in words. will now, Mr.. Edi-
tor, mention men of both parties, who
have been put to the test since the war
commenced, and then leave my coun-
trymen to Judge who arc palriets.
Gen. Hull, Gen. Van Rensselaer,,
Smyth, Winchester,
Porter, sc. Col. Van Rensselaer,,
Com. Decatur,
cambridge,
Capt. Hull,
Lawrence,
Jones, &c. :
The above know to be of the party
under which they are arranged. The
people will by the above statement see,
that The famous democratic baglehorn
Smyth, and fighting Porter, sc. are no
thing but wind bladders. They will see
that thase men, who have been called
tories, are true Americans men, who
will in times of trial, be the salvation
of our country. !.
n Young Federal Republican.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-15

s ss1oh;s Wen /:
we mus, when VI. has
h hsas county, there
O Ossn exhibited 49,
ness ness, which but iilI,
vow, vowed principles .
s s;ons Of a m.jori .
since sincerity of n. u,f :
s 's,s. ,3Pe's:' s
s.eeaOle it MAY b. /
lsts' we deem i ~ a.. :
s sas ii the r,eqsisi.ii@s,}
Der of ABSENTEE, !.
that i. to say, a,,, .
have i'eft thei, "
return and in s,s.
n mon'hed, noisy wy Wy
when the prosptssl
remOte) voluntssl,,''
were v. ready ot.isr1
dlsmayed and 5tF.'
DC the better psrd'1
employed repIs,,r,s
many other, Ht,al,
a. war men te,.sI
It It most prudent i,
lighting by proxy. /
d q were in gis
h IL from \
Upon the whole, AZ
nova days msa.ur
zeal which they J
and their readiu:,,I
bound to declare. \
OF Berkeley, uihr
would do, and sIs,y
hostile to the wa, n
pie Of genuine (po,,
the democratic s,:l
which the latter ha
ouch Is the dlHtrstc
and democratic patti,
The Election oils
as follows:
FOR COW
Gen. John Smith, b,
Robert Page, E,o 4
FOR .ASsl
A. Magill, Demo.
| ]. il!Iams, Do.
edward Smith III
John Milton,'D d.
1t is Necessary tod,
suit is far from cid
strength Of parlissn
nomination Of messy
Milton was made bti
Gus to the election 3
mite the few feda
expected to be siIs
| the prospect Of sue
! the assertion, tbslm
| in the county wtn !
| would be opene!
mentioned. and coma
tend the poIis-N
change in the p0II'a !
taken place, is b7d
Many have had Al
knowledge their IN
cious tendency d a
not mere asserllOI'S
could produce q 'af
vcrts to federsIls@'1
Smiths nearest Dsp
-
among his warn:S1
n A.i,L,r Of hgE
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-15

Advices from Val
bruary state, 'h, i! 81
men, had been IA Il
there oceuP:st y
position for d'f','r|
Tinted States sN' n
property, ol'sr in Spin: \
koaily rejected o'''.s.|
measure was P''I.~'s|
Of tic b0sliie "a
m n, respecting i.@s1
wisdom and in'es1IPl
believed dels'''@ y
o otnsi add those 4
Madison success II
+. FLORIDA, that WI
Spain. ,,v;,s,1
preparation sr ar, ,,s I'D I'd
Spanish Spa Na'i ,'., '5a.d
against aeass the The j: F' .s.,,.... =
break up DIS '''''
March. T
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-15
NORFOLK

NORtOLA
The Congrs',i@i
District lately rYT
set, came on ID CIs
Monday last when y
a majority Of one Aa:,
votes in the s'T' :
in 1909 was m' ~"
one d!
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-15

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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
CArHCARr.
DRCL.aR.dTIOx

At the moment of my ordering the ar /.
mics under my command to pass the Prus-
sian frontier, the Emperor, my master, di-
reefs me to declare, that this step is to be
considered in no other light than as the in
evitable consequence of the military opera
tons.
Faithful to the principles which have ac-
tuated his conduct at all times, his lmperi-
al Majesty is guided by no view of conquest.
The sentiments of moderation which have
ever characterized his policy are still the
same, after the decisive successes with
which Divine Providence has blessed his
legitimate efforts Peace and Independence
shall be their result. These lis majesty's
offers, together with his assistance, to eve.
ry people, who, being at present obliged
to oppose him, shall abandon the cause of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
LONDON, Jan. q.

So many Gotttenburg mails and FOREIGN
papers have reached us III the course of the
last week, and all so reoiete with an over
How ct the same cheering intelligence.
that It is matter Of difficulty tn fix the at
tention upon any in particular, where all ga
equally demand it, and SO equally deserve it.
The same conclusion is legible on the face
OF all and the assertions of the Russians.
and OF the Foreign Journals which favor
them, are borne out by that circumstantial
evidence that never deceives the harmony
and perfectly substantial concurrence of 60.
many different narrators in So many differ
ent places. There cannot, therefore. be a
moments doubt, both as to the actual e,,is-
trnce OF the state of things as represented.
and this not only III substance, but in degree,
Destruction has come in moment" Is
written OH every wreck and fragment of e.
very French battalion and Hourra vour
serene highnesS" is the language of Europe.
from wilma to- the ViStula
The last Gottenburg mail brings 1etters
and paperso OF so late a date as Jan.16. Ono
OF these articles states a piece of intelliee,ce
which does not appear confirmed, the flight
ct Macdonald. 1t is very probable, howe
yer, that Konigsburg is actually in the.
hands ct the Russians, KonigsburE noticing
either strongly garrisoned, or defended 5T
strong iorthcations. Theotherartclesin th,,
Gottenburg mails, which relate to the no.
pnlar feeling ON the contnent--and particu.
larry IN Berlin and Vienna are better con-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
FROM THF NATIoSAL 1NTFLLIG ENcER.
IMPRESSED sEAMEN

It is required by the enemy that upon the
ocean, on the wilderness of waters, create
for the equal use Of all, we shall acknow-
ledge her right toexamine every one of our
own men, from head to foot, in looks and in
language, like negroes like the poor Oh
pressed Africans, that they shall be mus
tered upon the decks Of our own vessels, by
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
LIST OF GENnRA Ls TAKEN-

ST GENES, General of Brigade. Fer.
riere Chief Of the Neapolitan staff, 5 f,onami.
gene-ai OF brigade. Afmeiras, general Of
d,v'sion-5 Bnr'h, general of Brigade s
ncriarge, do Kingel, d. 8 Preusing do.
Janus. 90. 10 SilIiard. do. IL Paltono,
general of division. Deitre. chief If the .taT
10 lyszkieviez, general ofbrigade. 19 Wa,
sne~skI--l5 Angereau, general Of brigade.
10 A.nenei. do IL L'Eulanta, do. 18 Dor
s@n, do. 10 SAMSON, % Pcleicr, general of
DIVISION. q Freir Pogo, genera, OF brigade.
~ -hatyzewiez, general Of artillery. 23 Ko-
nnopka, general of Brigade. % Isliser. %
Slammont, generated brigade. 90 Codeliey.
do. II Pouget. do. % Prowbask, do. 80 Can
thrIze, do. 50 Dzlwaski, do 81 befebyre. do
81 ZaJsuczcil, general of division. SO Gul-
,anme, do. 81 Vrede, do. 35 5eran. do. &c
vlvler, do. 81 Gussaint do 38 Norman do.
~ Jwanowski, do. 40 Roner, do. Al Trou-
SAINT, do. ~ Valenois, do 43 Borstell, do.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
Sr PsqxassURc. Jan. ?, 1918.

have the honor herewith to
transmit 20 your Lordship copies Of 9 pro-
clamations together with a nominal list of
the General officers who have been taken
prisoners by the Russian armies, which I
have just received from Win but which
have not yet been published here.
No further official intelligence of military
operations has been received here since my
last.
Private letters of the 3Oth from Libeau,
mention that the French troops stationed
at that place marched on the 22d of De-
cember for Memel--from which it appears
impossible that they should not have been
cut of, if they attempted Tilsit. which was
occupied on the 18th by count Wttgenstein
who was nearer to Koningsberg.
have the honor to be, &c.
(Signed)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
FOR EIGN
NEW YORK, March 81.
FROM EUROPE.

~ ~ 4'f IL ~ ~ vi II.
BY the cartel ships Minerva and United
States arrived here on Saturday, the es,i
tors of the N. Y. Gazette have receive
London papers to the 9th of January. -
They contain the following articles
Mr.. Barry merchant in DeyonsIlire
square had been detected in forging notes
and bills on several houses il London. t
the amount of one hundred Thousand pound
sterling. He had made Ills escape
An alarming and destructive fire broke
out in London on 2Sd Jan. 1t DESTROYED
Mr.. Lewis's st. Janes' Cote House, Pea
duly, and several adjoining houses.
From the L5ndon Gazette.
Foreign Office, Jan. %.
n destafch. Of which the /oiio -9i7c ,is a CO.
hy,has been receiUed by Yisc,ugt Castle
reash, his majesfy's hrbicihai seeretary Of
STATE for Foreign .afairs, from his &c.
ceHeney discount Cafhcart, X. b. his NJ
jesty's Ambassador Erfraordinarg and
Plenif0tentiary 10 The eour Of Russia
dated
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-11-25
ENTERTAINING & INSTRUCTIVE.
PRAYER FOR UNIVERSAL PEACE.

o, haste the time thou Prince Of Peace,
When War no more shall lift the shield
But wrath and strife, and luseof spoil,
To thee their sanguine trophies yIeld.
Repress the horrid waste Of life
Destroy the warriors trade in blood
And say to all the tribes on earth,
{" Be stu and know that | am COD"
Lord Jesus speed the promised day,
When love shall hold unbouned reign,
And Uhion sheath the flaming sword,
That hangs DER Desolation's plain.
All come, ye happy moments come,
When the whole earth shall own one Loap,
And thou, the Prince, the King Of Peace,
In Peace forever be adored
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-11-25
BOOT and SHOE
MANU- FACTORY.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
former friends, and the public generally
that, since his return from Norfolk, he has
resumed the above business at his house in
King street, Martinsburgh, where he will
be thankful for any commands in his line:
g He has now in his employ some ex-
ceilent workmen, and is provided with a
supply of good Leather. so that he will be
able to furnish work that will give full salts
faction to all his employers
He hopes that, his attention to business,
and the excellence Of his work, will induce
his old customers to continue to employ
him, and give him some claim to public
patronage.
JOHN POISAL.
November 4, 1878.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-11-25
Fifty Dollars Reward.

STRAYED or stolen from my farm on
Back Creek, Berkeley County. on the night
OF the 18th of October last, bright sorrell
HORSE, he was raised in Greenbrier. six
or seven years old, / remember no mark,
except narrow blaze half the length of his
face. about fifteen hands high, works well,
was in good order, and shod all round the
day before he was missing. will give
reward of Ten Dollars, for securing ain so
that get him again, and reasonable charges
if brought home, and Forty Dollars for the
apprehension of the thief upon conviction,
if stolen.
JOHN YATES.
Jefferson County, Eov II, 1913.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-11-25
For Sale,
A Mill, DistiIlery, and 100


ACRES of LAND. in Berkeley COUNTY,
Virginia, seven miles from Martinsburgh,
on the road leading to Winchester, and on
stream called Middle Creek. The Mill
House is strongly built of stone, with one
water wheel and two pair of stones, one pair
b. Burrs and the other Country Stones, Sc
The sui. House is also stone building
almost new large enough for three Stills,
with overhead water, and is fixed in the
half patent way, with excellent yards and
stables for dogs.-The House and Barn are
tolerahly good log buildings-The Land is
excellent in quality. all limestone Said
property is Is miles from Alexandra,
George Town, and Washington City, and
90 miles from Baltimore.
GEORGE KELLER.
november 10 Nf}
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-11-25
BERKELEY, SIS.

DEhNELEY, SIS.
November Court. 1918.
Jacob Sybert, administrator, and Henry
Line and Mary his wife. late Mary Snive-
ly, administrative, of the estate of John
Snively, deed. Compliments,
against
Matthias Urick, and David Snively and
John Snively, children and heirs of John
Sniyely, deceased, defendants,
IN CHANCERY,
THE defendant, Matthias Urick, not
L having entered his appearance a.
greeable to an act of Assembly and the
rules of this Court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court that he is not
an inhabitant of this Commonwealth; on
motion ofthe compliments, by their coun.
sci, 1t is ordered, that the said defen.
dant, Matthias Urick do appear here on
the second MONDAY 10 February next. to
answer the bill of 1.-The compliments, and
that copy OF this order be forthwith in
serted in the Martinsburgh Gazette for
two mouths successfully, and posted at
the door of the Court House of said
County.
A Copy, Teste.
DAVID HUNTER, C. DC.
Nov. IL.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-11-25

THE Subscriber. being ordered By tie
Court of Berkeley County at their last term,
to provide for, and superintend the repair
ing OF the roof of the Court House of said
County, wishes to contract with a person
or persons to shingle the Cutters, and cover
that part of the Steeple imme iiataly at the
foot Of che Octagon as also to plaster the
Ceiling OF the court room He has taken
measures to procure Shingles, &c. and will
give liberal wages to workmen that will
faithfully perform the work
w. PENDLETON.
November IS, 1873.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-11-25
New Fancy Store.
THE undersigned fall upon this expedi-
ent to inform the public that they have
now opened, and ready for sale, at
their Store Corner to the Globe
Tavern in Shepherds Town,
LARGE AND BLEG ANT ASSORTMENT OF
MERCHAN DIE.
CONSISTING IN PART OF

Black and White Para
, soaetts and figured
I Cause,
s Elegant silk Buttons &
; Tnmmass
Silk & Straw Bonnets,
: Clngbams, Cal.eoes ard
( Cashmires,
5 Ladies Long and Shor.
) Kid and silk Gloves,
: Mems silk and Leather
ditto,
{ Ladies' Silk and Cotton
) Stockings, Misses dc.
} MEMS ditto, ditto,
: Elegant silk and Cotton
(. Shawls,
! Handkerchief fully a.
) sorted,
, A complete assortment
Z OF Ribbons,
{ Home made aud import.
: ed Threads,
! Cotton Balls, White art .
; Co)oured,
Sewing Silks & Twists.
: Ladies Kid & Moroeco ,
y Shoes, Misses and
, Chlldren's ditto,
{ Mems and Boys Coarse
{ and Fine Leather, d..
s Cotton Cards and Spin
y ming Cottons,
) Books and Stationary.
!, Hard Ware,
= CHlna, Queed snc
\ Class Ware,
: Groceries and Liquors..
! Best large Twist Chew.
: ing Tobacco, COM
: mon ditto,
{ Snuff and Spanish ci--
: gars, sc. &c. &c.
but a very
| their present stock
of which has been
creates, care and at
IN the best possible
id a, reduced prices
BROWN, & Co.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-11-25

Superfine and Common
Cloths,
Cassimeres, Bedford &
Princes Cords,
Stockingnetts aud Man
chestry,
English and India Nam
keens,
Merseilles Cuttings,
White James < Cords,
together with a variety
OF other vestings,
Irish, German, British,
and American Linens,
Bagg.ngs, &c. &c.
American laids, Stripes
Chsmbrays,
Countcrpanes, Table
Cloths antfTowclings,
Muslins and Spun Cot
tons assorted,
White, Black, Drsb,
Yellow, Green, Twill
led and Figured Cam
bricks,
F cured, Striped, Seeded,
knotted & Leno Mus
Inns,
Linen Cambrick, Long
Lawns,
Linen Cambrick Hand
kerchiefs, and Kent
, ing for Handkerchiefs,
White, Black, PINK,
Green, Orange, and
Lead coloured, with
a variety Of other FAM
cifuify figured Silk for
dresses and Bonnetts,
Cambrick and Common
Dimities,
French, Italian and Can
ton Grapes,
The foregoing CO
limited prop oriion c
on hand /; the whole
purchased with the
,ention, as we'll as
terms, aud will be 81
JAM ES
April 9, 1918.