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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-07

PENN PnILApELrHrA, MARCH 30.
Er'racf Of a iesfer, dated Saekess's Harder,
March IL, 1914.
I" One Thousand men, under the command of Cen
Brown, left this place to day for Niagara We have
three vessels building which will be launched as soon
asthe ice leaves Us. One Of them to mount 60 guns
the other - guns, each."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-07
NEW.YORK.

JVEWsIUHA. NEW-HoRK, MARcH 81.
Yesterday afternoon the North River Steam
Boat, arrived here from Albany with 10 pas
sengers, including number of tho officers
of tho iats Court Martial for the trial Of Gen.
Hull, among whom are General Bloomfield,
Coils. Bogatdus, Scott, Fenwick, Davis, SC.
The trial of Gen. Hull is finished, and the
result is forwarded to Warrington, where i,
will first be promulgated.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
A Prize Of 10000 Dollars

WILL be drawn on Thursday next, and
me drawing of that day, WILDE received ut
the Subscribers Office on the 10Th inst amt.
lew tickets warranted undrawn, eau be
had at 5 Is. until the 10th instant, and af.
ter that day the price of tickets win be
5 IL.
Inc Baltimore Hospital Lottery, has
times each week. On the 55th day of draw
ing, the prize of 5 10000 will be drawn
present price of tickets in tina. Lottery Is
IS IA Both Lotteries will finish in few
weeks, and exclusive of the above prizes.
there still remains several of s 5000, S 1000,
IS 500, &c. undrawn-
Prize tickets. or negotiable notes will be
received in payment for tickets, at the Lott
terry Office of
J. B. KERsHEEDT,
May IL. "' 0'A t st.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
LAND FOR SALE.

MILL be sold, on the premises, to the high
w est bidder, for cash, on the 18th day
of June, 1914, according to decree of the SUI.
perior Chancery Court Of Williamsburg, sus-
pended in part by decree OF the Superior
Chancery Court OF Fredericksburg, so much Of
the LAND now occupied by Thomas Rowane,
known by the name of CABIN POINT, lying
in the County of Westmorelanl, as will be sui
fcient to raise the sum mentioned in the first
decree. with the expences of Sale, after deduct
ing the sum of five thousand dollars mentions
ed in the second decree. The sale Of this land
has been heretofore prevented in consequence
OF the advertisement not being made according
10 theierms of the first decree.
Any perso n DESTROYS to purchase will be
shown the land, by applying TO either of the
Commissioners.
RICHARD E. PARKER. s
ELLYSON CURRIE.
JOHN CAMPBELL.
Commissioners.
May Ia (eptds)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
A VALUABLE
TRACT Or LAND.
FOR SALE

T WING about twelve miles from Richmond,
IL convenient to navigation, containing 846
acres by late survey, lying on Bailey's Run,
and commonly known by the name of Baileys
TRACT, belonging to the legatees OF THOMAS
pLEAsAnrs, deed. late of Henrico county, &
bounded by the Lands belonging to the estates
of the late. Bowler Cooke, Robert peasants,
George Woodson, and others it will be sold
in three parcels. This Land is we'll adapted to
Glover and Wheat. For further particulars.
enquire of Samuel Parsons. Richmond, and
Dr. Samuel Pleasants, near the Land, who will
shew it to any person DESTROYS of purchasing
Should it not 1Ae-so.d privately before June
Henrico Court, II gill be sold on that day to
the highest bidder, on the following terms, to
wit: one third cash. and the other Two thirds
on a credit of II and "a months. to carry inter-
est from the date, to be satisfactorily secured
BY rhe Legatees efTaoMAS
PLBASANTS, decd.
April %. ids.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
T Land for Sale.

I will sell valuable tract of high land near
4 Richmond, containing about $50 or 200
acres, the distance from the city is about A 1-2
miles, adjoining the lands of John Price, Ro-
bert Price and Capt. Josiah Gathright; any
person ipclinabie 70 purchase, can view the
premises by application TO me, who will at
the Same time make known the price.
JOHN H. SAUNDERS.
P.S. So soon as the sale is made, there
shall be notice given, and all to whom am
indebted will please apply to me for pay.
ment, as the land will be sold for that pur.
pose. ]. H. S.
Henrico. March 26th, 1914. (tf)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
HIsroRIcAL CURIOSITY.

We'earn by letter from Mr.. / r. Jact .
a gentleman of responsibility, that in the
county of Warren, on the Miami in the state
of Ohio. within one Of those ancient forli6-
cations Gas they are supposed to have been)
there was stone not long since discovered,
upwards of feet in length and about Is in
ches in circumference, fixed perpendicular
~ IN the earth. On the west side it is mark
ed thus-1iSl. S. and Ola the east with a
figure resembling a half moon, carved Into
the stone a fourth of an inch. and inches in
length.
We have stated the above facts on which
the public may rely with conhdcncc-ex
pecting that they may afford ground for en-
qairy and speculation to the learned and in>
quisitive.
KenfucE,y Gazette.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
Fresh Medicines.

CIcSH NculclncS,
JUST received by the subscriber, a few door,
below the Bell Tavern, and warranted
genuine-viz.
10olbs. Camphor,
90 do Opium,
200 do. Gum Arabic, best quality.
20 do. Tragacanth, do.
SO do. Arrow Roet,
$50 do. Cream Tartar,
90 do. Gum Assafoetida.
100 do. Puly: Rbubarb,
100 do. do. Jallap,
20 do. do. Ipecac,
IS do. do. Pale Bark,
200 do. Yellow Bark,
$50 do. Liquorice Ball,
SO do. Arnatto, best,
100 do. Sweet Spts. Nitre,
80 do. Cinnamon,
so do. Cassia,
100 do. Anise Seed,
80 do. Camomile Flowers,
SO do. Magnesis, large lump, }
~ do. do. small square ErglisH.
100 do. do. Pulverised
Groce Hallock's best Amer. Castor Oh,
do. best West Indian do.
IL do. do. Common, do.
10OOlbs. Pearl Ashes,
Copai Yarnisb, Lamp Oil, &c.
Together with almost general assortment o.
Drugs and Medicines,
Which he intends to sell low for cash.-or
ders punctuaily stteaded to.
Dec. 81.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
Twenty Dollars Reward

u AN AWAY, Gas am informed, a few days
IN before Christmas iast) from free mulatto
man by the name of Patterson, who hired her
the last year, negro woman named MARIA
MIDDLETON, belonging to me. She is stout,
full bodied woman. with large eyes, and re.
markable for deep dimples in her checks
Her countenance is pleasing when she smiles,
and one of her fore teeth is out. She common.
ly wears a handkerchief on her head like a tur.
BAN will give the above reward, and pay
all reasonable expenses to any person who will
deliver her to me in this city, or ten dollars for
securing her SO that get her again.
VIM. MUNFORD.
Rio hmond, January 81, 1914. TH.1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
May 10.
Hanover County, to wit:
TO Thomas Price, Tho. Price, Jun. G. Nm. Sher
ley, Jreehotders Of said County

TO Thomas Price, Tho. Price, Jun. G. Vim. .Sher.
ley, jreehotders Of said County
WHEREAs Michael r. Jones hath this day made
w oath before me, Justice OF the Peace for the
said County, that he (acting for his Father. David
Jones, of said County, hath taken up an Estray
Horse on his Fathers Land :--You arc hereby re-
CURED, after being duly for that purpose, to
view the said Estray TO certify distinctly under your
hands the age, color, brands, marks, height, value,
&c. of the said Esiray; which certificate being thus
made, will return to me, together with this war
rant.--Giyeu under my hand, this Goth July, 1918.
JOSEPH F. PRICE.
Pursuant TO the above warrant, to us directed, we
have viewed the said Estray Horse. shewn to us by
Michael Il. Jones. and find him TO be a light bay
Horse, small blaze in the forehead, all four legs and
the hoofs white, short switch tall no brand perceiy-
able, about feet 10 or II inches high. We Judge
him 10 be years old, and value said Horse at $50.
Given under our hands, this 9TH July. 1918.
THOS. PRICE,
THOS. PRICE, jan.
WM. SHERLEY.
A Copy-Teste,
TIL. POLLARD, d. C. III. C. VIZ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
Cast-lron Foundry.

ME subscribers have commenced the estab.
ment OF a Furnace in this place, under the
firm of Parkhill, Sabbaton & Co. They expect
to have it in complete operation about the mid
die of May next, and will thankfully receive OF.
ders for castings of any description, whichthey
trust will be executed with neatness and dis
patch, having procuredthe best ofworkmen.
Orders left with Mr.. John Parkhill, at his
store-with Mr.. p. A. sabbaton, at the works,
Just above the Basin on the Canal, OF with
Messrs. Follet & Lea, Petersburg, will be strict
ly attended to.
JOHN PARKHILL.
p. A. SABBATON.
TOILET & LEA.
Richmond, March "a, 1914. IT, 49,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
Thirty Dollars Reward.

y AN AWAY. from Kenyon Carter, of
~ Spottsy'varia County, 10 The year 1sO5, a Ne.
gro Woman, ofa yellow conplexion--isclines IN be
neshy, is low made, calls herself Free RACHEL.
or Rachel Thompson. is about So years oid--has a
mother at Mr.. Trent Eglcstones in Hanover c, On
", where she hiss been frequently seen-aIso, in
NORTH and South Wales in Csroiine--she travels to
Fredericksburg and sometimes to Richmond, where
she he's connec, ons. The above Reward. with all
reasonable charges, will he pail by the subscriber
who lives in Culpepper County, if delivered to m
there, otherwise secured in JAIL that he gets her.
WIN. HERON.
MavIp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
GpAND PURCHASE.

We understand thai Coy. Tonpk;ns has
purchased large traci OF land ON Staten Island,
winch he eontempiates enclosing for an i'm
mense Sheep fold, for the purpose Of improving
the breed OF Serino Sheep. Perhaps there is
no situations IN the United States so favorable
for this purpose The lind IS very high, inter.
spersed with pleasant vallies His line COM
mences 10 the rear o. the quarantine ground.
and takes in all che mountains wbich are seen
from this CITY 1t Is calculated that it will
cost 100000 20 build stone wall round the
I'D. The great work, with Other improve :
WE Are to be eo-.ssn ced iusned. ,telv
snd noble enterprise. IN his 'audaol'
New York Gazeas.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
LAND,
For Sale, at Public Auction.
IN POWHAT.a.N COUNTY.
I'll. POLLARD. D. C. H. C.

HAVING released my Land from the con
IL tract Of exchange with Captain Richard
x. Cralle, and having declined agricultural pur.
suits, will sell, on the premises, on Saturday
18th OF this month, to the highest bidder that
Valuable Tract of Land whereon lately lived,
now occupied by Major JOHN TAYLOR; Iyinz
about three miles north Of Powhatan Court
House, and within six miles of several large
manufacturing mills, which give convenient
market for wheat Other grams, of any kind,
find ready market, without the trouble of mo-
wing them. This tract Of Land contains $50
Acres, lies exceeding we'll, is more than half
in woods, situated around three sides of the
plantation; which, except n small part, has been
cleared lately, and is free from guilies. The
improvements are convenient, and sufficient
Tor genteeI family. The water equal to any
on this side the mountain it flows out of a rock
into neat stone house, and is very convenient
to the dwelling. All things considered, this
Tract is well worth the attention # persons dis.
posed TO farming. One third Of the purchase
money will be required at the time of sale -
The terms Of other payments made known at
the same time.
JOSEPH MAYO.
May z 1914.
N. B. Stock in either Of the Banks at Rich
rond, will be received in lieu of money, at the
price it may oe selling for at the time Of sale.
(lds)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
Genuine Vaccine Matter.
PUBLIC MoTTCE

Is hereby given that the Subscriber, in con-
= formity to the act of the General Assem-
bly,, passed February 4th, 1914, and entitled
An act for the free distribution of genuine
vaccine matter, &c. isready to furnish the
same. without Fee or Reward, to any Citi-
zen or Citizens ofthe Commonwealth of Vir-
ginia, who may apply to him for. it. Proper.
directions how to use it, will likewise be fur.
nlshed, it required, free of any expence
whatever.
Al letters relative to vaccination, either
to or from the undersigned, and not excee-
ding half an ounce in weight, are considered
by the United States mail free of any Pos.
age. (See the act of Congress, entitled an
act to encourage vaccination.'') Apply at a.
ny time through the medium of the POST
Ofhce, directed to JAMES SMITH.
agent for Fascination,
Baltimore.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
To Rent,

A Three Story, Fire.proof. BRICK HOUSE,
N situate on e. or Main Street, and nearly
opposite the Bell characterization given on
the 26th Of the 9TH Month (July.) Enquire OF
the Subscriber, at the Falling Garden, or In his
absence Of CALEB LowNEs.
JAMES LOWNES.
Fifth Month 18th. 1914. II.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
From the Bqitimore Patriot,

1.-THE most rigid cynic or the coolest prude
tina, ever frowned or bridled at the amatory
strains Of ANAcREoN MOORE, must be consci.
Gus OF q relaxed severity, when the following
beautiful expiration is offered FOR them. From
how many heart might such sentiments be
probably responded j
BEAM Of tranquility smiled in the west
The storms OF the morning pursued us no more,
And the wave, while i, wecomd the moment of rest,
Still heay'd remcmb' ring the ills that were Ger
Serene'y my heart took the hue of the hour;
Its passions were sleeping, mute as the dead,
And the spirits beoalmed, but remembered their
power,
AS the billow the forcs of the gale that was ned
thought efthe days when 10 pleasure alone,
My heart ever granted wish sigh,
When the saddest emotion my bosom had known,
Was pity fer those who were wiser than 1!
felt how the pure intellectual FIRE,
In luxury loses its heavenly ray
How soon, in the rayishing cup of desire,
The pearl of the soul may be melted away.
And prayed of that spirit who lghtedthe flame,
That pleasure ne more might it's purity dim;
And that suIlied but little or brightly the same,
Knight have back the gem l had borrowed from
him. u
The thought was extatic--I felt as If Heaven
Had already the wreath Of eternity shewn;
As if, passion all chas ened and error forgiven,
My heart had begun to be purely its own.
look at the west, and the beautiful sky
Woodworking had cIouded, was clouded no more:
go thus" exclaimed, :" can heavenly eye
Shed Light on the soul that was darkened hafors y,
--s<f:>t7e-
INHUMANrrY TO ANIMALS.
.........." The poor beetle that we tread upon,
In corporal snfferanee feels pang as great
As when giant dies.''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
BANK OF VIRGINIA..
Biay1A

THE STOCKHOLDERS are hereby no
tiled, that Monday the 9th of Jul is APP
pontea for the election Of Directors of the office Of
Discount and DEPOSIT, to be established at Lynch.
burg. Those who cannot attend in person, will be
pleased TO appoint proxies
BY order of the President and Directors,
w cambridge, Cash.
MayQ 1914 - &
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
NOTICE.

n y Saturday, 2ist day Of May, will he sold, at the
- Short Pump, at IL o'clock under the decree
&c Hepiico Court by the Commissioners six NE
t;ROES, belonging 20 the Estate Of David Ellis, dec
w. one Man, two Women, Boy and two Girls
Terms Of sale made known on the day.
wse. May !.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
JOSEPH MAYO.
May z 1914
NJ. n. Stock /.
G curtis Of Enquiry.

A Court of Enquiry for the first Battalion
n will he held at the BELL Tavern, on Mon.
day the 231 instant-aDd for the % Battalion, on
Tueslsy ;bc 9th inst. at the EAGLE Tavern.
These Courts will meet nj 10 o'clock, H. NJ
by order ofhe Col. Commandgnt,
S. G. ADAMS, Adjutant
NAV 10, 1914
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
Notice.

Notice.
PURSUANT to Resolution of the COM
4 mittee appointed by the Common Hall,
Of Richmond, to discover proper scite for
a Courthouse, Clerks Office and Jail for the
City: Proposals will be received at my
Office, from individuals who have mind to
sell.-Each will describe his ground and
annex the price.
|. B.W. COLEMAN.
May a. If.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
To Rent,

A Well-6nished Two-Story BRICK HOUSE,
"A situate in the Falling Garden, being the
house at present occupied by lSSAEL E.vAIL
Possession given ON the Oath inst Enquire OF
the Subscriber, or, in his absence, OF Gales
LowNEs.
ss JAMES LOWNES.
Fifth Month 18th, 1914 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
Archelaus Hughes,

Archeiaus Hughes,
ON THE BASIN,
Has Just received and for Sale.
5000 W.T.. of BACON,
SO ybls. New Herrings and shad.
Copperas in Barrels,
Yerdegrease in Pods or Sacks,
Fine Macca. Snuff in lib. Bottles,
Imperial and Young Tyson TEAS.
Russia SHEETINGS,
German LINENS, &
A few gross best Kirby Fishing Hooks.
ALSO,
One nunnred and twenty thousand we'll burn,
BRICKS with woody and twelve or fifteer
hundred Bushels of Shell LIME already for Sac
and delivery at the Kiln near the BASIN-Ap
ply as above.
July 8. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
NOrICE.
April 90.

N consequence of the resignation of Mr.. Tho.
mas Underwood, as one OF the Superintend-
ants at the Public Warehouse, the whole of the
business now devolves on me. All persons ha /.
wing any claims against Price and Underwood.
are requested to bring them forward
WAL. PRICE, S.LP.w
Public Warehouse, April %.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21


40 much sensibiy and vgor, at the public meet.
iugs, during the election.
"Our dangers are not great. What are
they? Not famine, for our soil teens not
bankruptcy, for our sources are untouched !;
not the enemy, for they have felt our cour
age; and their frigates, now sail with con !.
voy-Domestic treason! that will now re-
ceirs rs death blow, for the traitors are un>
masked.
Much mischief has been done by an i'm
poster OF the name OF Washington, and a
gang that follows after him /; but Can tell
you Who he is. He is not connected with the
great, god Washington. by any relation of
blold or affinity, in the ascending or descend.
ing lineal or collateral line; nor within any
of the canonical or lev.ticaI degrees of kim
dred he was born a Passamaquoddy was
ofthe party Of Arnold IN the revolutionary
war--his name is not George, but Peter
Washington, though he sometimes travels by
the name Of Johu Henry, and draws bills up-
on London-He is one of Castereaeh's
friends in America, and understands the use
otpitch caps and the walking galiows, and
talks much ofneces.ity and maritime rights,
and the system of Copenhagen Jackson. He
is very misunderstanding deformed and
shutting in his gait. II was not he that beat
the Hessians at Trenton, and took Lnrd
CORVALLIS. His only battle was at Petit.
paug, which he terminated by CONNER,
cial treaty giving the ships to be burned that
the houses might be spared He has lately
suffered by surprise from the Splilog for.
ces, under the command of Coody. which
has greatly weakened his strength and re-
duced his confidence He is now at the point
OF dissolution, and much troubled in i'm agin.
alton, starts often, pray sIoud and openly in
the day time, and burns blue lights at night,
from which it is thought that he worships the
devil; to whom in case he dies intestate all
that belongs to him (ncluding the slaves)
will gn,by administration, being his princi,
pal creditor, to whom he is greatly indebt-
ed"
Mr.. $. also, in speaking at the Tammany-
Han. at TIE close of the polls, observed,
that g the fig hen stock was now so high,
that the profits might be- applied to pur-
chase Peter Washiugton's place in Broad
way, tor the charitable purpose of an boss
pnai. TOR the unhappy persons who frequent
1t 4; that they might net wander to London
as others OF their kind had formerly done.
and perish there for want Of care, on the
treasury steps of hunger and cold. They
might, in this Washington Hall, be com
forty and kindly treated.
The princes Of blood royal that was to be
might be put III the gsrrets, and the dukes and
marquisses IN the attic story, and so with the
earls, viscounts and barons, down to the
ground hoor The servants and meaner sort
could bs accommodated in the cellars, which
are very commodious. This, with spare diet
and good watching, might bring them provi-
den Tally tn heir right senses, and would
reflect infinite honor on the humanity OF the
panther tribe" This was received with bust.
OF laughter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
+ TRULY FORTUNATE INDEED.
The 10000 dollar Prize, also !
FROM
wAITE's OFFICE.
No. 1868


Was drawn the Capital PRIZE Of $4,000, on
Tuesday last, in the
Washington Monument Lotterv.
TT was sold by the Truly Fortunate Vendors
Of Tickets, G. & r. WAITE, and was sent
enclosed i'll letter only few DAYS since. to a
gentleman at Windsor in Vermont It is "a.
Their extraordinary that only 1 days prior,were
drawn two Capital Prizes, one of $4,000 in the
above Lottery, and one of 10000 Dollars in the
Trinity Church Lottery, which were botf, sold
by G G. WAITE the S 900 prize in shares
OF Tickets signed by them, and being the
highest prize ever sold in the u. s. in shares OF
Tickets and the highest prize ever drawn by
one number, in sny Lottery IN the United States.
viz. 100000, was also sold by G. G. K. WAITE,
who lave now a few more warranted undrawn
Tickets for sale in the Washington Monument
Lottery, at their office in Baltimore Tbey
ave also for sale, at their Offices in New. York
md Albany, Tickets in the
NETWORK STATE LOTTERY
FOR THE BOARD OF HEALTH:
$4,000 Highest Prize.
shares OF Tickets also signed by them.
Y The Public will please to take notice. ,hss
Ill Tickets from G.. e II. WAITE Offices will
AVE their name printed on the back OF each
and those without their name are not from their
,ffices They will advance Cash for Prizes as
Don as drawn, and give all Lottery information
gratis. A liberal allowance made 10 those sho
Guy quantity OF Tickets.
Books Is Stationary.
Playing Cards--Sand Paher-- E0c,1, 80,
7DbOiesoie e retail, as 1boue
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21

Fo1 SALE BY.
LUCE d 8 SHEER, =.
90 b'gstead's Loaf Sugar,
20 bags Ginger,
~ boxes Whittamore Cotton Cards,
1000 pieces Nankeens,
1900 pair Mems Shoes.
1000 pair Women's Morocco Shoes,
Bhstersd Sseel, Cohferas e' Lcgyood,
Apya IS. W.T.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
WHOLESALE
Shoe and Leather Store.
May a.


Shoe and Leather Store.
lust opened al No. III, South Front, doors
y below Market-street, where the subscribers
cfer for sale,
10000 pair. first quality mems coarse SHOES
5000 do. second do. do. do. do.
10000 do. first do. do. lined & bound do.
1000 do. second do. do. do. do.
1000 do. first do. do. calf and seal do.
l,OOO do. do. do. do. leather & pink
lined do.
LOCO pair mens' laced BOOTS,
1000 do. boys coarse and fine SHOES.
1000 do. do laced BOOTS & JEFFERsON5,
$1,000 do. womens' SHOES, well assorted.
ALSO,
handsome Assortment Of LEATHER, which
they will dispose of on such terms as are calcu.
lated to invite the dealers in the above articles
ALEXANDER.CLAY & Co.
Philadelphia, March 1, 1914. w2m