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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
Thomas Chadwick & Co.

HAVE received from the Marf,als fale, and Of.
fer for iale At their fore, No. l, Central Row
ton Sheet Lead ton bar do--so caflr, Cd, sd
lod. God and sod 6ne drawn Eoelilh wrough,
Nai's-ss ~ and Is OF Tacks-2d, Sd & I'd clou,
Nais-a4 doz. tind caa iron Tea Kettles, Of differ.
ent axe'-s dog lind caft iron Sauce PAM, deep
and fiat, OF various Gx ,s-Fifh Kettles and Camp
Kettles. fuitable for houfe uie-a dog. Hnelifil
Dutch Ovens. of fmali fise.
Alto. 100 doc. double flint Tumblers.
AsesR
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01

THE fubcriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned. that fhe has been duly appointed
and taken upon herfelf the tru!t Of adminitratri2
on the eNate of LEVI EsTlS late of Poand ia
che county of Cumberland yeoman decesled, by
giving bond as the law direei' -fhe therefore RE-
quea. all perfons who are indebted TO the iad Dc.
ceaied's elase to make immediate payment; and
shofe who have any demand, thereon u erh'eis
the fame 70 BETSY Es!iss.
May IL ieIt
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
WILLIAM OXNARD.

No S Nifty Row M dbl. 1,sa,
Has received, Caicoes-e Cingham.-, bale
Bomba4ett-Brisih 5kirling FanneIs and
Baizes--4 and Cotton Cambrick-6 4 & "A
Cotton Shawis-mised and bundle Pine NEEDLES |;
Ruiiia caPen-superhne and eoarfe Bro>dc!osh
and Caflmeres.
Ays-Americsn Ginghams. Stripes, Cotton Cloths,
Yarn &c
i5oeReams Wrapping Paper
Jsy III If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
May IL, 1914

THE fubfcri5er hereby gives public notice to
i all concerned, tina, he has been duly appoin-
ted and taken upon himlelf the trua of adminltra.
tor on the eflate of SAMUEL HOMER, ate Of
Portland, in the county of Cumberland. E(quire.
deceaied, by giving bond as the law direcfs-Hs
therefore requen. all perfons sho are Indebted to
the iaid deceal eds elfate TO make immediate pay.
ment and ,hcie who have any demands thereon.
70 exhibit the fame to THOS. ROBSON.
Js!y 20, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
FOR SALE BIZ
Mark Il VIM. Harris,


ESQ barrels Beef
100 boxes Candies
as bags w. L. Cotton
10 bags Upland Cotton
90 kegs Dupont's Powder
rs kegs Labby & Harriss Tobacco
i25 lbs Bengal I:digo
20 chefs Tea
As boxes No and 2 Chocolate
Boxes Shaving Soap
Cotton and Wool Carda
20 lbs Nu,megs
20 caiks fine drawn Englifh Mails
so M aforted Fifth Hooks
200 dog. Pocket Knives
10 groce tin'd Iron Spoons
$50 do Knitting Pins
loo cafks Pot and Pearl Afhes
Quantity Sole Leather
The above. with their former ftock renders their
aaor'ment large which will be fold cheap for
Cath
Thofe who are indebted are requeffed TO pay
immediately to fave further trouble Asg l.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
Masonic Notice.

THE fraternity of Free and Accepted Mafon.
are hereby informed that York Lodge will he
initalled at Kennebsak in A~pk fo.m on rhuriday
the 25'h of AuyuA next. An Ors,ion will be de.
livered on the occalon by M. w Brother SIMON
CRs.HLsAF-A general attendance of the Broth
rem 10 requs.ted
JOSEPH THOMAS, S.~sss,,
KsnssIsrk, Tsiy 80 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
Another draft of Militia.

s In consequence Of part of the United
States troops being about to leave the forts
in this harbour, it has been, We understand
deemed expedient and necessary to make
another draft of militia from this division in
addition ~ those now on duty. The de-
tachment is to consist of Major, Capt
Q Lieuts 70 noncommissioned officers and
priyates from the Artillery; Major, 2
Captains, 2 Lieu,s. Ensign and 1877 nom
commissioned officers and privates of In.
fantry. Total 2o8. Those detached from
the I'd brigade are required to rendezvous
on the I'd instant, and those from the Isl,
Brigade on the 5th, a, Fort Burrows in this
town.
Loss offhe u. s. gun brig Rattlesnake.
The y S brig Ra,tlesnake, 1t. Renshaw.
with crew of 100 men, was captured eff
Shelburne. by the British irigate Leander
without firing sgun, and has arrived al
Halifax. The L. came upon the X. by
surprise in fog.
AT the time of the last dates from Hall
tax, there were 1850 American prisoners,
$50 OF which were on board the Persever-
ance cartel ready TO sail for Salem, the 9TH
ers in prison.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
, The CabitoE Threatened.

At the las, dates from Washington the
President and Heads of Departments still
continued there, but with much fear and
trembling, it seems, at their situation The
British had approached to within 30 or 80
miles of the place. 1t is expected the he
roes of the war would soon take to Their
heeIs--whether to meet the enemy, or, to
retire into the interior OF Virginia, must be
left to conjecture.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01

~ Kan up by he iu1icr,ber. sear the lower
fail IN Nor ~ armouth on Wedneiaay the
fx,h militant lark ed Mars. fuppntes, about
hElear' o's--ihe wae' is ssqnei.ed TO pay char.
gerard take her away.
JOHN WoaTHLLY,
Nsyii,am1ytL, 7S!y 20, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
DIED.

DIED,
In Green, Me. Goth inst. Miss Mary Ouimby
daughter Of Mr.. Benjamin DUMMY. sfer sho,
ana tedious fiji of sickness of the spotted fever,
70 hours, aged % years and 10 months. Sht
was to have been married the day she mas burr
ed, to Mr.. Luther Robbins, jun. She was yer,
amiable young woman, universally beloved b,
her friends and acquaintance, but more par,icu
isrly by her intended companion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01

Var in fhe Potomac The British have again
made their appearance in the Potomac, and com
menced the work of destruction. On the 20,h
of July they landeda number of men from four.
teen bsrges in Nomony river, and burn, mum
Der of houses and destroyed agreat qaan.i,y Of
wheat and tobacco. The next day they embark.
ed, taking with them number of negroes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
BATHING.

THE Bathing Houfe near the Hay. market, will
= be open for the accommodation of viiitors on
the following day. on.y-z./as,. ZSsy(as, & Sat-
s,dsy from half pan until 9 in the /s,sssos; and
from 4 10 the afternoon until O'Clock in the ev
ening Of each day. Asese l.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned. that ne has been duly appointed
aud taken upon herfelf the truit of Ese,urix Of
the lail will and teisament Of BENJAMIN BUT
LER. late of Mino,. in the couaty of Cumberland,
yeoman, deceafed, by giving bond a. the law d.
rects-the therefore requeas all perions who are
indebted to the fad deceaieds eiiate, to make im-
med,ste payment and thoie who have any de-
mands thereof, to exhibit the fame to
LYDIA BUTLER.
May IL, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
Brieadier Gen Brewer Of the brigade Of

e Brigadier Gen Brewer Of the brigade Of
s,,e militia, composed of Washington coun.
~. has communicated to the Commander
IN Chief the following letter from the Brit.
ish Comm,ndant in New Brunswick.
(copY) Sc Aadre7us, l2ih Jaly, 1914 {.
SlR--I am directed by his Excellency
Major General Sir John Sherbrook, TO
make the following communication to the
inhabitants of Robinssown, and elsewhere
On the main land -
That the object of the British Govern
ynent is to obtain possession OF the Islands
Of Passamaquoddy Bay in consequence OF
their being considered within our boundary
line THAT they have no intention of car
rying on offensive operations against the
people residing on the continent, unless
their conduct should oblige US to resort to
the measure ; and in the event OF their re-
naming quiet, they will not be disturbed
either in their property or persons. have
the honor TO be your most obedient and
humble servant, IT,,
J.FIrSHERBERT, Ii. Col. Com.
John Brewer, Esq Robbinstozva.
On the 18th, transport arrived at East.
port from Halifax and landed 100 men of
s9th, the 9sth regiment was daily expected
Il is stated that all private property be.
longing to the Inhabitants is respected, but
tina, quantity OF English Goods belonging
TO persons elsewhere, was taken possession
of by the British Commander, and it was
uncertain what would be the ultimate decis-
ion respecting them. Vessels were enter
ing and clearing to and from the ports in
the provinces.
On the 18th, the Riaeman brig joined s.
at the last dates, the naval force still con-
,inued before the place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01

CuMBsRLAND, %.
To the Honorable the 14/aice5 sfths Supreme
judicial Court, holden at Portland, in the
county Of Cumberland, and for the counties
Of Cumberland and Oxford, on the fourth
jus/aay Of May II. d. 1914.
FRANCIS BROWN Of Norshyarmouth, in faid
county of Cumberland. clerk and miniller of
the FRI pariih in iaid Northy armouth reprefenrs
your Honors that he 10 ieIxed in HE demeiae
in tee fimple in right of the iaid Firft Parih. in
common with perfon' to your petitioner unknown,
of ssdividsd sisb Part of the trUs louadroos or
tracts of land herein after defcribed We one es
laid iquadrons or tracts 10 lua,e in faid North.
yarmouth and contains about two HUNDRED and
eighty acres, and 10 called jgysdvos ssmbs, sss and
the other of fzid uacts or iquadrons lies in the
town of Pownal in faid county Of Cumberland, and
contains about four hundred aud City acres, and il
called iqssi,sn nsmss~ shvss, as may fully ap
pear by the plan Of the original town of Northyar-
mouth aud the diviion of the lands thereof, And
your petitioner beng deIirous Of holdiay and i'm.
proving in everalry his laid Que ninth part of each
of the ots or fquadrons aforeiSid. prays you,
honors that after due notice. his isid ihare may b.
aligned, and Jet off him to hold and poiIeis in
right of fad Parth a. aiorelaid.
?. MELLEN. dry to Petitioner.
A true copy--A,lei
sam. FREEMAN, Cle,l.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01

Great Britain and the Umted States.
Among the great variety of European
Intelligence which the last week has fur.
nished, we have looked with the greatest
anxiety for that which related TO the state
Of affairs between this country and England,
and though the papers do not say much, we
regret 10 find, contrary to our hopes and
wishes, the prospect more warlike than pa
cifc On the pacific side Of the question
tits stated that Lord Gambler will meet the
American ENJOYS at Client, in Flanders,
but no mention is made OF the time when
this meeting is to take place. The twelve
tribes OF Israel are, in proportion, not more
scattered up and down in the earth, than are
the United States hest of Commissioners.
Mr.. Adams is at 81. Petersburg, some at
Gtttenburg, others in England or Wander
Ing abou, Holland The chanceis that they
will hardly be able to find each other in the
course Of the summer; aRd after all, the
result OF the meeting is very doubtful. On
the other hand, the British ministry, who
must have pretty just view of what the is.
sue of the negotiation will be, are prepar.
ing and increasing the most formidable
means for prosecuting the war, as though
there was not the least prospect of peace -
See the foreign intelligence in this days
Gazette.
The sentiments and language in the En-.
slsh papers are extremely bitter and hos
ae, and appear to possess about the same
feelings md wishes now towards the United
States aud for war, that the democratic pa
psrs here, did, ,owaiI s England and ior
war, previous to its commencement,
Oar opinion, (and it is only that Of an in.
dlsidual,) Ill the late account of the great
! Warpfeparstions on the part OF England,
has been, that peace would take place be-
'wesn this country * England in the course
"MIs summer. but the measures which
'he Ifitish mini.try are pursuing speak a
language tina, cannot be misunderstood,
would the ministry send out such power-
'ul naval and military lcrces, as have been
ordered, merely to &C, on the defensive, if
'"ey calculated on heace 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
S. M'Lellan 4 I. Fletcher,
HAZE FOR SALE
200 bbls. fuperfne FLOUR.
Aygsf I.

London Bottled Porter.
FOR ale by SAMUEL OSGOOD, Hs,.~a,le,.
R'.0 eea London Bottled PORTER. by CsR
or Jingle dog. I.o.a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
J.!y 80 1878

The !ubfcribers hereby give public notice 10 all
concerned. that they have been duly ap emf
ed and taken upon themelves the trul Of Execu-
tors Il the lat will aud tettamenr OF THOMAS
GREEN. late OF Norshy armou'h IN the coup,y
of Cumberland clerk. deceaied. by giving bond a.
the law dmeets-they therefore lequ-it a. fefions
who are indebted 20 s!is lad desesfsd eta e. to
make immediate payment /; and hole VINO nave
ANY demands the .~on, TO exhbt the ame 70
X Stinson.
David ssinson Executors.
Huidah Green.
july 81, 1874
The snofcrieers give further notice to ,hofe con-
cerned. tina. they have authorized Mr.. CALVIN
STocKssIpoE, OF North, asmoush, merchant, to
receive all monies due the laid deceafeds efate.
and acquittances and difcharges for the Came TO
make-ai(o to fertIe all demands aga,nfa the iame.
X. Stinson,
David Stinson, Execmors.
Hudah Green,
July 81. 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
Military force in the Provinces.

In last Thursdays Boston Daily Advertiser is
given . particular account of the several regi.
ments and bavtsllions in the British North Anne.
rican provinces, together with those on their
way aud destined to act against us. The mum.
Der Of troops in Canada, including a few re.
crui:s which have occasionally arrived previous
to the commencement ofthe present season are
estimated Ut 1000. The number known TO have
arrived this summer is 5000. The division of
Lord Welling,on's army. under the command OF
Maj. Generals Kernps, Ross and Robson, all Of
which had embarked from Caronne on the 28th
Of May, is calculated to amount TO 5000. A sec.
ond division of the same army of 5000 men, com.
prsing 500 cavalry, was to commence embark.
ing At nourdesux on The lst Of June. "A London
paper OF June the 9th mentions that 1900 recruits
csr the several regiments were to embark ..
Plymouth The total effective force will not be
short Of SO. 900 men, well supplied with military
stores and An adequate train Of artillery, and will
probably all have arrived in the course OF few
days.
In the cartel which arrived here on Wednes-
day, were two men who were American prison.
ers on beard Com. Hardy's squadron when il
left Bermuda they state that the feet consisted
of aboul IS sail, and that they sepsrsted on the
passage but their situation was such that they
could not tell q. what time, nor did they learn
he destination If the ships they parted with. l.,
is probable they were those which recently ARR.
we'd III the Chesapeake.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01

lit the Supreme judicial Court Of THE Com
nsonaueahb Of MaDaebn)stts, begun and
holden at Portland, suittia the COUNTY of
Cumberland, and for the counties Of Cum
berland and Uyord, on the fourth Iuejalay
q May II. u. 1914
ON the Petition atoreiaid--Ordered. that the
Petitioner fuhih an ai,eited copy OF this petit ion
aud of his order the'eo three weeks tuceeliveiy
in the Portland Gazette, the lafi publication to be
thirty day. At leaIs before the supreme Judiciai
Court To be holden al Portland, within the county
of Cumberland, and for the counties Of Cumber and
and Oxford, on the third Tueiday OF October next.
thar ali petious inlerelled IN laid Petition may thea
aud there thew caule. II any sney nave why the
payer Of The petitioner ihould no, be granted.
6hs8 SAiN. FREEMAN, Cl-a.
Augua u
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01

in ene number OF citizsns, no town in the
state, to their honor be it said, has conduct.
ed with more firmness and propriety than
that Immediately after the declaration OF
war, every citizen in the place, capable Of
doing military duty, associated for the pur.
pose of improvement in military discipline,
and devoted to that purpose at least one day
in week and we believe this establish
ment is continued to this time. The story
which is going the rounds that meeting
has been held and that it has been voted to
give up the place, is vile falshood. 1t is
not impossible that the British may go there
with force that it would be useless and
worse than useless to oppose; in that case
if they should give up, without firing gun,
they would not act different from what Mr.
Madison's army at Eastport did. We have
been induced 10 notice this subject more be.
cause similar reports have been spread res
pecting this town, when the fact is directly
the reverse. Every exer,ion is making to
place this town in proper state OF defence.
A volunteer corps has been formed and ia
ken charge of severa, pieces of heavy artil-
lery, and the whole body ofmiitia in this
town are under orders to turn out at mo.
men.'s warning. Should danger approach,
the faint hearts will be found, we suspect, a.
mong the i" lives and fortune" men, those
/" sacred honor" gentry, who, at the COM
meDCement of this war, were SO anxious to
have the whole credit of taking the Cana.
das themselves. With the exception Of
these, there is but one sentiment among the
citizens CT this town, on the subject OF de-
fence. AS the sailors say, it is not to a
little we III s,rike."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
Madison's regard for N. England.

1t is reported that Mr.. Madison has written to
The Hon. Mr.. Adams, Gate Presidency Of Qhin
cy, for his opinion of the disposition of The peo-
pie OF New England in regard to the Fisheries |;
and thai Mr.. Adams has answered with spirit.
that they ought not aud would hot relinquish
them.--P Palladium
Blu, for the wickedness of our rulers in enter.
ing unnecessarily into this runous war, the fish.
cries, which are Of vital Importance to New Eng.
land, would never have been pu, in jeopardy
think he privilege of hunting prairie dogs in the
Dogs OF Louisiana Of much greater consequence
to the people Of this country. than that oftsking
fish on the Grand Banks or The shores of Labra.
dor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01

q -. - 49, !.
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FOR SALE

4 BOUT Ten THOUSAND 4.
"A CRES or LAND on W. res
River and the NORTH end South iirks
,hereoi-l.id of in tracts fIGm ohe 10
Jour hundred acres distant, Fl o m six
tcea to twenty two niles from the
junction OF the Little Kenhawa with
the Ohio; and it is seid 10 he nsyiea-
BILE from the frthsrmoat part Of this
land seven or eight mort in the yea.
1t An exchange is plcforfed. am viii.
ling to take land in the Northera Meek
of Virginia, or Houses and Lots in A.
lexandlia, at valuation to We agreed
On.
A part Of the money being paid in
hand. liberal credit will be given tor
the remainder; for terms, .spp!ication
may be made to my age:t, Thomas
Ncale Esq. al Parkersburg. who Is
empowered to make good title to the
purchasers.
Vim. Hartshornc.
October ~ la~5S
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Public Sale.

ENILL be sold this day, (Thursday
w the a7th Oct.) al pabl,csauctioa
on the premises, 1914, Oh interest. ccD-
sisting Of one fourth part Of the proper.
ty Oh the south west csrner Of the in.
terseet;on Of King and Roj al Streets, the
property Of The heir. Of MIR John Har.
per deceased. The terms made kaova
at the place Of sale
October ~.
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Il = cOttVD -" r. - -tsLse-Si. -
Mr.. Goldsborough opposed i. He
theuxht this was ono efthe very best
subjects that could be selected foi
taxation. He said that if this tax
was not agreed to. there vonlasDe 2
deficit in the sum proposed 70 Dc
raised by the Secretary OF tue urea
sufy. -.
MIR. Eppes observed that this IS
would not be the ease; for even II
all the articles which the committee
proposed to omit from their original
report. there would surplus ct more
than a million over the Seeretary's
calculation. Mr.. Eppes's motion
was agreed TO-.
On motion Of Mr.. Fppes, the re.
solution was further amended ny
striking ont the words =. Shoes. nad
r!ated harness, in the hands OF the
owner"
MIR. Goldshorough moved to a,
mend the resolution by striking Out
:. Beds; land bedding in Che hands OF
the owner, and Furniture"
MIR. Eppes opposed this amend
meHt. He observed that as the peo-
ple ofthis district were exempt from
The land tax, it was proper they
should contribute in some ether way
10 the wants Of the nation.
Mr.. Wright objected to tax on
he.!s and furniture. Because. IN ms
ouiaion. it would discourage matri-
meney; and he coaiended that IT was
the duty of all governments to On
courage an increase of population by
all proner means. This tax, he sand,
weuId likewise be oppressive upon
the hes citizens. whilst others Bach
e!oss) who did nothing in proportion
for the good fthe country: wellid
escape il. 1t would fall exclusively
upon men of families. Besides. ne
considered it not only absurd. but
to co!!eo. a tax npon Tue
oath ofthe owner. because eoDsri'
en,ious man might value his furnl-
lure. at "a great deal more than IT was
worth.
Messrs. Potter and CASTOR also
,,,oos.d this fax. The latter 0bserv.,
ed. that in propnsinglt ii. the comaIit.
tee of ways and means had emitted
themselves TO the premium when
had been offered in England Tor tie
discovery Of new tax.
Several other members spoke on
the subject, when the question Was
taken on Mir. Goidsborough's amend
meut, and it was lost, ayes 81, noes
G9.
Motions were also made furtherto
amend the resolution, by striking out
the articles candles and leather; but
these were both lost by large maJo.
rites.
The last resolution related TO the
establishment OF National Bank.
This was agreed to, sc TO 10.
The committee Of the whole then
rose and reported their agreement te
ali the resolutions, AS. ameHded
After some debate on proposed
amendment to the first resolution re-
ported by tie co,aHitre Of tine whole,
the house concurred with the cOm-
,nittee in filling u, the blank with
100 per cent. was TO increase the d.
rect tax TO that amount.
The question was about TO he taken
on agreeing to theresoiution thus a.
,aendcd, when the ayes and noes
we're called Tor, and the house al.
.journed.
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Congress of the U. States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

.SArrRpAy, October 81.
Mr.. Kent piss, nted a pet;ll from
Tic bank Of the metropolis, Frsyltg tor
as ar, 81 If incorporation; Also. Pc
'i'iun irom saa'bsr Cd the inhabitants
81 Ns.hinetos csunty lin the district 81
tolumhia. prsyisg :os u, act oil iEcorpc-
fa'ioo 10 Gre insurance company
E0ib pet,tienr were rsisrrea 70 The eon'
hi'lte on he dis,rict.
Mr. Epp.s, from the committee o.
sasa aAa n.lsns, rePerica a hdl sn!ho'
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To Rent.

VERY convenient and pleasant,
ROUSE the loser end Of Water street
suitable for a gen,eel iaaiiy, ard lately;
occupied BY Daniel ~ cleen, Esquire.
Possession mty be hid immedia.els.-
enquire Of Dir. M'CLEAs.
SEPTEMBER II.
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..ALExANDRlA
THURSDAY, OeTcsEa ~. Z


Ths Governor Of this State, says tas
(PeansyIvania Republican, has been
called upon BY the Secretary Of W~ {,
fa' ni.h 1000 men Tor the service sftbs
United States, to rendezvous in de
rectien towards Baltimore.
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DRY GOODS Vix:

Casime,cs,
Bedford Cords,
Coatings, Flannels, Baize and Blnkets
Msrseilles,
ROYAL Eibb and Jeans Nesting,
Cotlop, D.mssk, Diape< Hukkasack,
Dimity, Cahcoe,
Cbecks, Cotton Stripes,
Linen and Jacone,t .Cambries,
Bsndanna. India Stripe and Linen
Caasbric Handkerchieis,
Silk, Cotton ard Wo,sted Hosiery,
Jeans and Cambria Shawls,
Levan,ipe, Dsmask & Serge do.
Levan,ine, Florence, Laislta x Plaid
Silks,
Black Pa,icDett,
Cypress Gauze, do:
Veil HaRdkerchiefs,
Silver Lace and Prussian Binding,
Plain and Pearl Edged, Satin and
Lutestrins Rlbsons,
Tapes Bshbins. Threads, Wire, CettoT
and variety Of other articles. Terms
a.ade knswn on the day of Sale.
Thomas F. Herbert.
Corner Of King e Royal Streets
October 20.