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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-01
Lincoln Bank

NE itoctholders Of he Lincoln Bank are
hereby notified, hat the ieeond ineapl
zen OF twenty FIVE dollars on each fhare
nun be paid in fpecie. at i,id Bank OF Wei
neiaay' the ievenfeenth day of November
ae'' and that all flares not paid in. a. above
erected, on iaid day will be eonGdered for
ten 20 the Company.
ny order of the 'Prehdent and Directors,
SETH TRUPANT, cg/ai~,
Bah. oa.ig, 2ot5, 1878.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-01
William Evans.

HAS JIM received at his fore 10 Middle
irse', large ahorment of Eneliih and
lard Ware goods
Fol, Cloth
Hstters Rsions
Pot. An Ktt'e.
Nails and Brsds Of all kinds
by and by 10 window GLASS
he above will be fold cheap for CAN.
W. 70. 3w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-01
Oabs, 25
T. GKEELY.

III No. ., Long a'IeI, He, J0, (sh,
so boxe. Havana brown Sugar
200 bags Cofse.--AIso,
A convenient two ftory Dwelling Houie aud
10, of Land ftua,ed on Wllfnot nreet and now
occupied by MIR Oliver Evere,
two flory Dwelling Houfe and 10, of
Land, ftuated on Green ilreet iuii abe for
two families Oct. 25
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-01
70 the Patri3tie Sons Of Neptune.

A Number Of able bodied seamen, who arc
J, wiling to ierve in their counrrys Navy.
nave now an opror,uni' y of entering, by APP
Dying to HloaArio @ QUINcY a, hi. Vitluai-
lag Cellar, in Exchange. itree'. Who i, author
lssd to pay twenty four dollars 10 advance
government pays twelve dollars per month
eeice' haFe Of the prize morsy. They are
.or The lioop Of war; H'sp. rsung go guns,
now hf,ing for lea al Eewburypori. AiieI
ptn.e' from here to Newburypor, will be paid
Portland, Oh IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE subscribers have entered into Co
partnership in trade, and theis business will
be conducted under the firm of
Weber & Chase,
Of he store lately occupied by Weber e.
Merrill exchange street)
A SHEPHERD WEBER,
CALEB S. CHASE
They have tor sale an Extensive assert nent OF
ENGLISH u FRENCH GOODS,
suitable for the present and approaching
sesson-.among which are,
Best super6ne . osdcioshs
Midling and low priced do.
Superfne Csssimeres, consisting of
black, drab and mixed
cords-Costings--Duiiils
Flanneis and Bsizes
peiiece Cloths--Bombazett
Wilbores -Dursnts-Crspes
Best dressed and undressed Cal;coes
Silk and common Ginghams
Cambflcks, white, black and coloured
A large assortment of Fancy Muslins
Shawls--silk and cotton Eandkerchefs
Iorg Lawn Linen-Bfaces
Gentlemen and Ladies' Beaver Gloves
ditto d,tto silk & wors,ed Hose
Black and coloured Sewing Silks
Coat and Vest Buttons
Ribbons aud Bobbins
neutrality-suspicious. Grapes
Italian Crapes--Pins
Cotton Hose, gentlemen * ladies'
Silk Gloves-Button Moulds
A general assortment of American
Factory G 3ols, &c &c.
Portland, Aag' Is. IT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-01
LoH3oir. AUG. 81.

LoH3oI. AUG. 81
The French Governor OF II smturg has
issued recent order sgains, meetings OF
tie Inh sbitanis IN the streets More than
four persons stopping TO speak together are
~ be deemed an uolawfu nah, sad If they
do noi dlsperse ms antly aie to he taken Bp x
SHOT. Nor % THIS all" Ladies collecting an
the same manner, shall De sepn ated BY an arm.
ed 'oree anG fOy disobtSeace. shat he arresteds
WHIPPED WITH no DS. AMI .opisOasi."
50 a,rocious sn order is not 10 be found
in ,he annals of kooe spier,e. We doubt it
parable, can be produced in the sanguinAry
reisns of Nero Eiagabaus.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-01
foreign 9,Iteillgenee.
BOSTON, OCT az.
Later from Europe.

Later fran Europe.
Yeiterday evening arr we'd IN this
port, the flip Minerva. Capt. Foam.
from Leith, AZ days, bringing Lon
don dates 20 the 9th # september,
feveral day, later thar tefore rece'v-
ed. lheg arc iuroiincd with mary
important details Of War Operations
in the North Of Europe, from which
the following brief Elections are
made
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-01
EpIssuRc, SEPT. II. Ia

Defeat Of me French an Germany
A Gentleman who arrived in this cify
yeslei day from York, communicated to Us
The following important information 80
" Two officers, with dispatches from
Lord Csthcari, reached York on Wedres
day. who stated, that the Crown Prince had
engsre mcnts ON The 22d and 255 ut. and
deiesle d ,he ief, wing Of the French. wi h
the loss of % pieces ii cannon, and 1900
prisonsrs, and WAS still engaged on the "a b,
when he dispatches were sent OIL"
o. Wednesday morning two Heigoisnd
mails were received IN London, bringing VA
rious reports of ,he operations of the Crown
Prince, winch, connected wih the above
intelligence, leave no doubt that the enemy
has met a severe check. The negligence
received by government or this subiect,
frum the Cove nor ~ Heligolsnd, Is under
stood to be included IN the following demi-
official bulletin -
/" Several engagements had taken place
bel ween the Elbe and he coast Da'oas1
is said To be wounded aud Vsndsmme mo?-
tally. The Danish suxiliaries had suffered
severely, AID he oncmys advanced troop
were ss,d 10 be surrounded by the Allies IN
scbwerin. Denmark had declared war a.
gainst Russia, Prussia, end Sweden. Mo
eau occupies the same place IN the allied
a, m, as Berthier IN the F ench. lie Is ma
jor general of he aliied army. which Is un-
der the supreme command OF the King OF
Prussia. A mu,,ny had broke GU m Leip.
zc, IN consequence OF several officers hay-
ne been pu, under arrest for d mixing Mo.
.esu'. heath. The prussisn major HeiiNlg
had enlsely destroyed Ba'sf'an regiment
of horse. -
- LONDON, sEPT. /.
NJ formal Treaty he's uegn slgaed be
tween Aus,ua and the hlesss sa ed m
some Of the ers.-but til most cordial
disposl,ioo exists IN every quarter ana l.
is Probable that treaty msy ., eodily be ne
20. ,s,ed
rne AUSTRIAN Declaration Of Var has been
received.
Til. Erench General o ID vision de JONI
=. Ciisf 81 The 5 at 'ihe Amy command
= ~ he Prince e hastta, weni 0Ver 10 the
All.es on the 15sh e Aps.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-01
AIrnNA sEPI. g

ALT0NA, sEFI. >.
oreofihe laa Berlin papers contains the
in,e iigepce, that twenty French oficers IN
LEIPZIG unanimou0y drank he heal OF Gen.
erai Moreau. They were ca led to an IS
cour, by the French governor of LEIPZIG, hut
they appeared before him iword IN hand
Bonspar,e, on receiving this in diligence sas
vesy much eIafperated, and is iaid TO have
gone Immediately TO LEIPZIG, at The head of
four regiments Of cavalry.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-01
MOTIGE.s

NOTICE. .
nR MERRILL, has removed from Mr.
~ Folfoms 70 Col BuRsBAMs, P,tbis place,
Middle ftrees, f0,ffa"s' oes IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-01

Capt. Bssstow. passenger in the Erie, &c.
ports. that Messr- GsIlA,in and Bsysrd, sail.
ed from ST Petersbufgh The latter part OF
Aug. on their return hona.-lhere being no
prospect Of success IN heir mission.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-01
Ladies Beaver Bouuets.

OF the new fafhion, and trimmed with Plumes
Ribbons aod cord', 10 ,he moi elegant man.
ner-a few Enghfh do
MUFFS Il TIPPETS,
made this fall-a large afortment. Ladie,
will pleaie TO call aud examine them before
hey purehafe eIfewhere The price aud Gle.
ganee thereof will iniufs a fale
WHITE FUR TRIMMINGS,
Tor Ladies Pelieces, without which no lady
viii be faihionahIy dreffed The euluing winter
08etsy rs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-01
NEW HATS.

JUST received at the 3ssor Hat Wa,s Hsss,
. at the lower end Of kzchsuge flr.et
J MAHAN offers them for faIe and war
rants them to be fuperior lo' 70 any tina, he
has offered heretofore for fae in Portland
The .oit difficult will not fail of purchahng
i they call and fee them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-01

A Wagon load Of specie. in value nearly
700. oool sterling, brought by The East lndis
Ace, aud landed at Dover, was conveyed
through Canterbury on Friday, under mil"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-01

Tn. Erench General ol ID vision de JONI
-. Cliet 81 The SAT- Of 'ke Amy command
y ~ ne Prince e lhestTa. wem 0Ver 10 fhe
Al.es on the Ism e Ags.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-01
GENERAL oRDERS-Br CEN. MoREAy


G,e,rptct HEAD arfs,s, Dig II
1.-THE iaogunary ftrugge for our indepen-
depce il reIumed all the efforts Of our Mus
trious ally, his Majefy the Emperor OF ,d1'-
f,s and our own 10 Obtain durable peace
without any further bioodlied, have proved
fruitlefs. The delgn was. that we ihoud
have groaued under the ignom,niou' yJke for
long time to come To arms, The, efore, ye
valiant Rulis aus, Pfu1ians, and Germans Our
power is for nidable a. It po1edes both energy
sse iargs ramef,e.i fs-.ss-tir fmprsizi
Hiehneis the Arehduke CsARIEs Is oonsnan.
der ~ chef of the ,nape'ial Au:trian army,
who have made common caute with OURS
Courage in battle united with perseverance.
mrl inialaby prevail
"Iu he anne of his Msjeay he King of
P,g1s, as general in chief If the Allied ar
my
Z" he RuiIian major general and chief of
the eta, major. "MoREAo.'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-01

!, isreported large French squadron 10
coming o New York, and many trIgates TO
American ports,
Earl stanhope has formed plan to coun-
tersct American Torpedoes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-01

LONDON, Sept rs Additional reinforcsmenss
have been ient from England to CanSdas
Bermuda and the w ind,es. At the fame
time additional troop, continue TO be lent TO
Spain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-01

Londss, A.g. 81 Additional troops base
been ordered 10 America and the ihips or.
dered for thai cation will each take on board
troops rne Dictator %, will take 100
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-01
T Whoke No 500.


On the 28th, the Ffench Minister OF Pc
lice Savsry, issued the following Bulletin
/" The Emperor was al Lowenburg on The
21st' He bad completely beaten The RusT
sfsns and Prussiaus The Prince OF the
Moskwa and Ces. Lsuriston we're psrticu'
lsrly distinguished in this affair. The ene-
my's troops had suffered much, sfticuisr-
" the corps of Gen. Langeron, composed OF
five divisions. Tie operations OF The came
paign were developing themselves with
great rapidly, and much 10 our advantages
l. Vas expected bar OR srnops would se ar
d liza OF She I'D. his " Jesty WAS in The
bea heath The Prince oi Eskmahl had
reached Schwerin."
Paris, aug %. 1913.
"p s. The enemy's loss 10 estimated
q, II or 10000 men, of whom the Prince o.
MoskwssIone m de 2ooe prisoners"
l. seems strange hat SavaFy should not
have slae ed either the place where, or the
time when the battle look place.
A London paper, fseafing of the capture
of the h,g1, obierves--a Wheu Capt Alien
wa. iaken out of her TO be Conveyed TO the
Hofpitat, he exclaimed to hi crew" God
6Lji gov ny TAD, ws j5aa nevy meet again Hie
auditor. wee 70 deeply affected 'hai not one
man Of them cJud articulate F1fszpeH'
His leg was 70 dreadiulIy fha.tersd thai huh
little hopes were entertained. of his recovery.
Ee appeared himieif to be aware OF his diAo-
lulion, aud was perfectly religned. Captain
Allen was highy eiieeIned IN his profeiiionr
aud was an officer of the mn determined
courage. Com. Decatur was much attached
TO him."
LOndss, Arg. 81 Additional troops base
been ordered 10 America and the ihips or.
dered for thai fiston will each take on board
troops rne Dictator %, will take 100
LonAUn, Sept 2s Additional reinforcsments
have been lent from England to CanSdas
Bermuda and the w ind,es. At the fame
time additional troops continue to be lent TO
Spain.
l. isreported large French squadron 10
ng New York, and many frlgates TO
American ports,
Earl Slanhope has TO- med plan to coun-
teract American Torpedoes
A wagon load Of specie. in value nearly
700. o00l sterling, brought by The East lndis
Ace, aud landed at Dp,er, was conveyed
through Canterbury on Friday, under mil"
i,sfJ sseo't.
Capt. Bsrstow, passenger in the Erie, &C..
ports. chat Messr. GaIla,in and Bsysrd, sail.
ed f,om ST Pegersbufgh The latter part OF
Aug. on their return hon there being no
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-01

ccafes to exit as a kingdom, and the
Houfe of Hapfburgh mu* defend
from the throne of Auitria. II the
territories of thcfe monarchs be par
celled OUT into vaffal itates, then the
European frontier of Ruilia is no
longer fecure, heaaufe France could
then iecond time hurl upon that en-
pire the force of the whole continent.
The bond which holds them is there.
fore reciprocal, and though in ALI
ances the greateit difficulty lies in
maintaining that unity OF will and ac-
ton which is 70 efential to fucceis,
yet mutual fears will operate to reprefs
thtfe iealouiies which 70 often con.
found The calculations of the politi-
clans, and the plans of the General.
The power of France is immenfe.
Boaparte has this advantage, that his
affairs are foley directed by his own
will There is terrible crergy in a
military defpoiifm, where all the
bones and mufcles of an immenfe
population are under the immediate
impulfe of one tranfcendantly fierce
and fiery foul, which like an evil
fpiri, ponefses the whole body of the
nation bur even this power, exem-
plihed as it is in modern France
pohrfTed by Bonaparte, mutt yield,
when every individual opPoied to
him feels that he has foul and a
country of his own to fight for and
to fave. Ard let it not be forgotten
that France has done her utuoit the
prefent is not only the crlGs of Eu-
rope bu, of the fate of Bonaparte.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11
TOR I'IIK ENQUIRER.
~

10 support the assertion, that the enem,
sWl enjoys the benefit Of our commerce Z
viii Fs sufficient. presume, 70 appeal to
iaclS IA the knowledge Of every intelligent
citizen. It is notorious, that NOT on1y 49,.
armies and navies Of T.. Brtain ernDjoveJ
in Europe, but those which she has Sea-
hither g invade our own territory and r. an
noy our own coasts, have been as constant
ly supplied with provisions from this coun
try, as 1t the most amic bic connection ouh-
sisted between the two governments. vs.,
/ make this statement. I hlosh for the
nor OF my country; but sacred rega-1 -,
truth, and sense Of justice towards n, W."
who have oae1 entrusted With the admn,is
'rauoo OF pubic aHtirs, demanl an unr.-
served disclosure Of the causes wb;cb I..s
IN some degree, frusirzssd their prsJent 80.
s2utary policy. ~'C
let, then, the melancholy ard ,;sy,,..
fOl fact be proclaimed, th1e tharc 49,.
been t'spd among US Certain men. VIZ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11
& SEJXAS.

VI NkkO & NEIXNS
OPPOSITE THE E.qGLs T.4pERW
tsANE Just Received, Eighty franks comp-is.
\ ing Elegant Assortment of
SHOES,
OF the .foi2o7cing desc mron. 7.i--
lad elegant English aud American Ni-.. plain,
full TRAINED, ard Lonion dressed with Boekles.
1.,dieseegsnt plain and embroidered white snd col
ored Satin Shoes.
Ls.hes' basS aad coo,,red Morocco.
------ Russian Sandals black ana eoiourad
- al skin shoes fun trimmed & with buckles
- Morocco and Seal skin walking shoe. and cork
sIes.
tooees.
pcnt'emens and Boys fine dress Shoes 81 Pumns.
Chiidrens' Mtrocso and Leather Bootees, Pumps *
shoe soles.
Ners womeps' and BOYS common shoes OF every
''escrip,oR-the whole being telec,ed from the hest
~ " nutssiories ri Baltimore, Philadelphia and Now
York.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11
II paiao6tes Tract Of Land and Plantation

n Patao6ies Trdct of Lend and Plantation
FOP SITE.
z ~ virtue Of deed made b7 Thomas Johnson.
{ 3 conveying to me four hundred and seventy f We
acres OF Land. lying in the county ocC,uberIsnd
and adjoining the lands of the said Thomas John
SO" and hartiett Angela, in trust, TO secure the nav
mort OK one thousand POUNDS 10 joel Ysrcey-
WA be sold for cash, to The Highest bidder. On the
third day OF January next, the said AIS acres Of
A-and, or so naueh thereof as may be necessary To
said Joel Iancey. The sale will be made on the
preHi' between the hours OF one and fo.,r o'ciock
'u ,he M'ornonn. WM. DANIEL.
'I''TiiiS''- ii'is 80.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11
-ELEGAWT e cHeAp GOODS.

ELEGH.VT e CHEAP GOODS,
lust recfiped (rom The North, and offered
sTOR SALE.--Extra Superfine Blue, Black.
Grown: bottle Green, Olive, nrab and Scarlet
Cloths and Cass'meres--a variety Of Princes cord,
and Marsel!iss Also, general and scasonable as
sortnent OF really made c!oa.hng.
he "nh,eriber warrants the workmanship Of the
ready made articles, the goods we're selected by
himself ELIAS .LACHAIzE,
.NtGriy Opposite the
Oct. ~. Pa IsGpie Iapern
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11
Extract Of a letter, da.ed

BURLIHGToE, Nov. 90.
With regard to me procet dings of the ar
mics, we have nothing here but crin,ination
and recrin'ination. WlGinson AVID ramp.
on mutually accuse each CHER in the most
bitter terms
c. Wilkinson is very sick at Malone,
about 10 miles from his army. the whole
army is sad L be 6o0O Wilkinson and
Lewis were bath sick.
The British are sad to be rnedtaling
some movement towards he ARM and
they are stro gy fortiiyiug the island in
the ST.. Lawrence, at the mouth Of Salmon
river; to prevent the boats ever coming
out.
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CHIl1cuorHE. Nov. so.

WI'h the appreciation Of tie Government
Of the u. States, t'HomAs S. HTNpF ESQ
mas been appointed by Colorel Thomas
SGrthay, Commissary General of British
prisoners in America, 4 gent t. superintend
the furnishing and supplying clotnng for
the prisoners taken by Commodore Perry
on Lake Erie. 1t appears from Colonel
Barclays Instructions to Mr.. Hjrae that
neither these prisoners nor those taken L =
General Harrison, will be exchanged this
winter.
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VOL. TO- IS.

ice to the West Indies, and condemned
Tor spoiled bread and che half pound of
exceedingly bad meat, which in almost anv
other situation would be absolutely not ca
'aoie no liquors no soap to prevent them.
selves from becoming lousy--no caHales &c
none Ct the other comforts of life /; aud thst
It vas the opinion of all the prisoners that
MANY of them had actually starved TO death.
not being able to eat the provisions and
fu'ther, that immetia ely on the Prince Re-
geots proclara alton being received, Col.
Gardner, the AmericanAgent there, who had
been occupied in paying off the sick and pri-
Yates OF the land service, was immediately
noufedby Gov. Provost to consider himself
confined To 'le same limits which were as.
'igned tor the officers at Beaufort ; * when
tsls deponent left that place, he was COM
PNled to remain with Gen Winch IS ;er and
others, and was rot permitted to visit the
PRISONERS who were in distress on board
the prison SHIPS. or TO visit tie town TO ne
Sociate his bills for the relief of tho officers.
ann had already been obliged to share what
'itle private roaev he mad with bin q rr ors
mem Tor their temporary relief. GhiS de-
pnnen. tu"ther III that he started from
ne neighborhood so ebec, and came by
he way % DERBY IN Vermont, and arrived
y This plare two DAVIS slce-and farther
his deponent saith not.
ABR AHAM WALTER.
sworn before me, his Esd dav of Novem-
ser, 1918 HENRY DEF .Fr,y
One of The Jndgcs Qfthe Court Of Conn
nor Fteass in and for the county Of
Clinton.
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ri Office TO TIE PU3liC--At the rao,e.,
\ = al the SxecUtriy Of the iste Col V'Elism Byrd
ct "ftover, II is thougst to warn the pubic
9gN"st the purchase supposed ties 10 lola in Ire.
,H'F o. Richmond, 10 vhcli the sel'cr car show no
'"gA' title derived rom tie trustees VI Col Hyrd or
b" e'"itshe one by TIE production of ticket. TO
winch they sTc entitled. Per.cns who have taken
possession ., lots wiihou. either c these tides can
certainty convey noue 20 p"~chqs>r; and the tlus.
Tees Wi be called on forthwith To pursu The lc.al
nedi for tie purpose If taking the possession ct
r such lrcperty, and holding it for the purposes og
Ne trus;, and OF Col. I}yrd's viii.
80, THOS. TAYLOR.
Riciirnor', Dee Q. aa,yjr
re UFNoS AYRES HIDES Tie subscribers
!" " u have for sale, IN few days.-lotr, e,s,,s.
Ayres Hides. o. very superior qu7 ~.
December o. 80,
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l Do. Gentlemen's ia.
1 DO. .siies' long e hah.
il, six, kid, lerher,
buckskin and cotton
gloves,
/ Eentleman's Ia.
l},sck II coioured lac.
shswis,
WI &c aud lace wells,
Whit cotton lace,
Black lace handser-
chiefa,
Silk ani cotton lace
sleeves,
S, 8. :, g : darask silk
snawls.
<, s n Ga silk. cash
niirs apl 3.el hair
sill. shawls,
&, FruRe 5 81 81 plain s.
figured carn6rio 10.
Lin en- can.L-ios,
liohes and NANTES,
LrstringYrbbons,
Hlaak Italian Grape,
Silk and bsndapna hand
i.erchicfs,
Sils flag haudserchicfs,
SlscS sud colour'd Bar
celOna handkerchief,
Jaconet crossbarred and
cambria handkerchiefs,
Real aud common Ma
dras and ella hand
h"rehiets,
Chi!'lren's dc.
Wl.;'e X co.oa-efl thread
and cotton mats,
Blue y co,oured sewing
silks.
Blue Baiitss s. mamood.
les,
Mii!inet and Gimp,
Ladies Morocco Indis.
peRssb'es,
Real Pearl beads,
Tread laee buttons,
Shirt bations,
.obains,
Silver pencil cases with
pencils,
Gilt and pls,ed coat and
vest butt7ss,
Black ietC buttons,
'arssols,
Pocket books,
Rszors,
Double and single bIaded
pen knives,
Knives and forks,
Scissors,
Socks for children,
Webster spviqs nett and
common suspenders,
Found pins,
Fne tooth con- 8, SC.
ring the favors of the pub
UT 10 have at nj! times an
meet their attention.
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