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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-16
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Al Danvers, en- The ID ios'. the Hon
SAMUEL HOLTEN, aged 77.-- rhis gen,le.
man was pstrio, of our RESOLUTION and Pc !.
sdent in the Congress during Tie American
war He has had the bigies' hopofs of our
Comm mon westh and the best .f ions Of The
great and good smors s'l Our c,uzens. AS a
physician he hid lslcn S, and he POSSESSED the
pures, sympaihies. As Judge Of Probate,
every hoe rested on his judgment, and every
tear had its reques'. AS citizen he vas be-
loved. He what we wished and we could
choose His hosry head was eSown of glory
ResiS
At South Berwick, of Che spotted fever, Nancy,
only daughter OF Tristram Gilman, Esq. of North
Yarmouth aged years and s months.
In Cape-Eizabeth, on the 9th inst. Mrs. Eliza
beth Stevaus, in the Gath yeal her age.
The deaths in Baltimore, in 1916 were 1349--
of which, 218 were of Consumption i61 of Cholera
Morbns, 10S of PeGrisy, t53 Of various fevers
none malignant, 6S Of old age, and Heaven be
thanked, rot one from Small Pox. Of these, eigh,
exceeded 80 years OF age, five exceeded 90, and
one was upward Of 100 years II age.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-16

Iow, with 1909, 81; 1910, II; 1911, IL; 1912
2; 1915, 10; 1914, 80; 1915, IL.
lhe conclusion of the fifth and last Report of the
Society, shall close the present number -
g In contemplating the unexamplcd events which
ere taking place, and the unparalleled exertions
which arc making for the spread of christianity, we
are compelled TO lock beyond the cloud of second
causes which ss frequently conceal The Deity from
our view, and 10 behold Him preparing the way for
the universal extension of the Redeemer's king
dem, whose glories and beauties prophecy has de-
scribcd in such heavenly strains--of that Kingdom,
'caoh IS righteousness and peace ami joe in the 10
Lu EhosLv
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-16

1HR subs e,,bei hereby gives pubic no ice 10
all conc +rnet, ,hst sic TIA, been duly spponted
Al d AIKEN upo h elf the trust ot dminis,rs.
r7x on the es,ate Of NAiHANIEt. bL NJ
HARD lave Of Nor,h, nou,h,in ,i,e coua,y OF
Cumleria d. Yeumsn. deceased. by giving
boad as The law d. &C s--- he therefore request
ali persons who ~ inde eoled 10 ,he said d, &C as
DIS estale 10 make immediate paymtn' and
those who have any demands thereon. 10 exaibil
Tue ssme TO
CHRISrIaNA BI.ASCHARn,
Nor,hyslm~ nth. all. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-16
SHERIFFS S1LE.

TAKEN by executions and to be fold at pubic
vendue, al the Dwelling Houfe of Jonathan
sparrow 10 Wettbrook. on Ineiday the 9th day
Of February next, three of the clock, P. ~. the
right which PETER r. CLARK has ia equity TO
reaesra a csrtaio piece of Lsnd ftuate 10 taid
Weabrook, conveyed by iaid Clark and wife, TO
John MahAn, by deed of mortgage dated April 8.
1874, conditioned to pay 1875 do!isrs6t cents, ia
one year from date thereof with intefef Which
piece of land is bounded "hegiang at a Qake
..anding in the iau,hwehesy dde # she road lead
ing by the Rev. Mr. Bradley meeting houle to
Capfic, and in The fou,healeriy corner of lot OF
land let eff to Joieph Frosi, IN divhon of An
drew p. Froas elta,e; thence iouheaiferly by iaid
road forty rods, TO the corner; thence fou herly
by the read to he tan yard-loi; thence ~sserly
by tie Ian mentioned sot and by and of Iofeph
Cbenery and John Zones, forty three rods and 6f
teen iinks to corner thence ioub thirty de.
gtees eaf, twenty rods anS teyenteen inks, TO
the corner Rear Jones hsuie; thence by faid
Jones land, thirty eigh, rods and two icks, croi.-
ing ssroudwa,er read 70 me head Of the creek;
thence by the weRerly Gde Of said creek to fake
tsnding the weiieriy angle thereof, 10 the cor
ner of faid LOT ie, off to faid Jo!eph Ftof; hence
north twenty three degrees and thirty minutes ealf
by fsia Jofephs lot to the 6sff bounds, excepting
four acre, and two rods included within the above
bounds, which we have already fold to Thomas
Zeal"
GARDNER WALKER, Deputy Sheriff.
January s. 1876.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-16
PLEASANT HILL FARM

A FARM lying ON Pieafant Hill 70 called in the
"A Plantation OF Wilmington in the county Of
Hancock, about twelve miles from Bslfaa, coz tain
ing two hundred acsss of choice Land, with be-
ween forty and City acres under Improvement.
fuibly divided into moving and pa0ure. Twenty
tons Of Hay was cut on the Farm she pan feafon.
and much more might be cut the next, The Farm
is ne~ one aud is in good aase of log fence. aud
has a fma!l houie upon it. and is remaI kably we'll
dtvAtra 60 give the pnrchaier an annual profit from
.aiiing winter Gram Tor number OF years. and
ctgers the fneli orchard gsound of any in the
country il being on very handtome fwed of land
which 10 quite as high as any thar iurrounds it.
The price viii be low and the tesms OF payment
made quite convenient, to a coed fsve6oss~ For
further particulars enquire OF the iuoicriber two
miles fouth Of laid FARM
gHlNEaS ASHMAN.
Noy.s (e)p-6ml
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-16

: Is, Clua, Creek Prelate, said 10 be deseen
-ded fror, The line of Jesse and tie royal house
gof ID avid had been seat by The Monks Of Mount
I.ebanus as apostolic missionary into Europe.
He visited Rome, where he coaciiia'ed the es-
TEEN Of the Pope--Psui l. Joseph H. Ca;hsrine
II greatly honored him. Al Naples, his inhu.
snce with the poorer classes, owing TO his zeal
and charities, va; nsefuliy exer;ed---he was
however, charged with Jacobini, IN - srses'ed-
and consigned to dungeon. He nex' went to
Frsnce--fell into poveIty-snd, a ihe first en-.
try Of The Allies in 1918, he fiSd TO the field Of
hattie, under the Ills OF Paris, and afforded the
ronsostons of his ministry to he wounded ard
the dYing-hc constantly visited The sick RS
slams who were in The os,,itais, and became
their Interpreter. Denied resources. he had re.
course to the goodness Of he Emperor A'exsn
Jer-hlicd win couaden,e in his msgnanmi y,
he rela,ed his mlsfcrt unes with The accents OF
truth. His n, jesiy received hin wi b the mos,
affecting kindness, deigned 10 give him proofs
Of his religious respect ard after having cen
ye.sed more thsn sn hour with this venerable
old msu, he decorated him himself with the
cross of St. Wolcdimer. and granite d HIM pen.
sion Of thousand rubles. promising him also
that he would make interest for bin with the
king of Frsnce. tha, church might DC grsnted
him 10 Paris. where he might be permitted to
celebrate mass according 10 the Ti,es of the
Greek Church.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-16

THE heirs to the ela,e of LEMUEL TUCKER,
= ate of New Glouceiter, in the county of Cum
berland, yeoman, deceated, and all concerned, are
hereby notified that Jacob Tucker. executor of the
all will of faid decealed, has exhibited to me his
own private account againa the enate of faid de-
ceafed. which, together with his account of ad-
minAr ation will be conlidered by me at Probate
Court 10 be holden at the Regifer of Probates Of.
nee in Portland, in faid county, on the fecond
Wednesday of February ue1t, at ten O'Clock a N.
when and where they may be prefent aud heard
thereon.
SAML. FREEMAN, Judge of faid Court.
Jan TO- 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-16
SP.fNISH AMERICAN .HFE.4IRS.

A vessel has arrived in Baltimore f,om
Hay,i, which she lett Dec. 18th, and in
forms, that two Carthagenian privateers,
which had arrived in Aux-Cayes, had re-
ported, that the European spaniards had ta-
ken Carthagena 1t is also stated, that a.
bout the first Of December, seven sail OF
Christophe's vessels, with 500 men, ap-
peared, and landed them near Cape Tibe
ron, With intention to join the disaffected in
the mountains but that shortly after the
men proposed to their officers 10 join Pc.
ton, and ON the officers refusing, they were
shot, and the men went ovet to Petion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-16
SEP 4RA RATTON OF MAINE.

From ntimations in the western papers we should
be led to conclude, that such flood of petitions,
from all parts of the District, are getting up, to
produce the utmost life and activity and that the
Legislature of Massachusetts will shortly be COM
pletely inundated with them To most of our SUBJ
scribers who live in the District of Maine this n-
formation will probably De neV, as there has been
little interest excited on the subject, that it is
seldom made topic of conversation among us. Ii
is true we have before intimated, that 40 or so
persons, who expect to be Governors, 1t. Cover
nors, Secretaries &c. &c. are very inpatient TO get
loares and fishes, and use every endeavor to
this boon by exciting interest in the community
but so poorly do they succeed that we very much
doubt if they can find out of ten in the District
who will consent 10 have their TAXEs DoUBLED
merely to CRAFTY these ambitious and unpriacipled
dtmngog,9s with offices of honor and profit.
The editor Of Delaware democratic paper, in an
essay on this subject, says the situation of that
section OF the state is such as to require" asepara-
tion--and gives reason for the measure, that
" their political characters entirely dnerento
This, TO be sure, may be powerful argument with
those who want Offices; but il will hardly satisfy
those on whom will devolve the bnrthen Of deiray-
ing the expense. Depend upon it people are not
60 blind to their interests TO relinquish a real
good for a certain evil.
This editor gives as another reason why a sepa-
ration shoId take place, that Massachusetts atior
during the late war-if we had no national gorera-
ment 10 whom the citizens had paid their money for
protection or II were the province of the national
government TO declare scGr, merely, and the duty
OF the respective states to carry on there would
be some plausibility in his reasoning-though in
that case, the money which was raised to support
the war; ought to have been paid to the state gOr-
er7aaents rather than the national. However, since
this is supposing which does not exist, all in
ferences drawn from it, like the rest of his argu
ments, are absurd and ridiculous and we must say
of him as he says of protection" that he is
=" miserable'' reasener.
The Hon. William Plumer is agreed on as
the democratic candidate for governor in N.
Hampshire at the next election. The federal
candidate is John Goddard, Esq. Of Ports
mouth. In the electioneering campaign New
Hampshire is the first to take the field, and
the result Of their election serves, in some
measure, as an index TO the state of public
feeling in the neighboring states. d. .Adp.
His Eycellency CALEB STRONG was Cover
hor of this Commonwealth from 1900 to 1907,
and has been Continued in that Office from
1912 to the present time-having served as
Chief Magistrate period of IL years-and
having been many years longer in that office
than any other gentleman, except Hancock,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-16
House at Auction.

ON MONDAY the oh Of February next, at
en- O'Clock Nj st the store Of w. X. K {
kbt,dge, he ID u sELLINS.HOUSE and 4.
oou one f.usth of an acre Of Land. situated near
lie Bap'ist Nee ing House in this 'own, for
nerl occupied by the late widow Abigail Benz
nett deceased.
CALVIN STOcKBRtDCE Executor.
No sliyutucuii, j,pusry IL. 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-16

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned. that he has been duly appoin.
tsd snd taken upon himself the trust Of Admin
istraor on the estsie Of ANTHONY WOOD
SIDE, sae of Brunswick, in the county of
Cumberland. Yeomsn, deceased, by giving bond
MS the lswtlrec s. he therefore requests all per-
sons WHO indebted TO the said d, ceased's es.
tate to make immediate payment; and those who
have any demands thereon 40 exhibit the sans
10 ANTHONY WOODSlDE.
Ian 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-16
= f~P TICKETS RLSE!i

THE Union Canal Lottery having drawn eleven
days, Tickets rife on Monday mex, to dollars
Quarters IL. One of the bighea prizes will draw
in three and the other in 6x drawing days, with
25 GOO dollars in prizes of fmalIer denominations !;
yet Tickets may be had at 8 so Whole. Quarters
dol ar. until nine o'clock Saturday evening next
at WINCHESTERs Nautical, Book and Sta
tisnary Store Exchange itree', (Which as uiua, on
fuch occafions) win be open for the reception of
thcfe who are inclined to feek iource of pure
delight" in the road to Fortune by calling at
WINcEEsTER's
for WARRANTED UNpsAwN Tickets and parts. Pri-
zes in the Plymouth BeAcu, and other Lotteries,
received in paymeut-numbers examined gratis
Jsa I6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-16
~SAN
GAZETTE .s4sa NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLl.ND.

ARRIAyLs.
Jan. Q, Ar. sloop Lydis. Knigh', from Boston ;
brig Fair American, York, f'om Alex, nie,s.-
10, schr. Trader, Knight, from New York sch.
Hazard, Stone, from Bos,on.--l5, schr. Friend
ship, Moody, from New-Yok.
CtenrGnccs at the Custom House.
Jan. s, schr. Sally, Wyi!ie, f 5 Aad ews
IL, -Enterplize, Merrymsn, Lubec
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-16
JOSEPH HARROD,

JOSEPH HAKKUD,
AS JUN received for fae
Striped Perfan Silks
Black and white Italian Grape
Black, white and color ed Kid Cloves
Ladies lined beaver Gloves
Censiemens and Ladies black & white fik Hole
few elegant Dama.k Table Cloths
Cambria Muflns-gentlemens Crava.s
Flag and Baudanna handkerchief
Company Nankeena &c &c
Jan lC
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-16

In Congress we believe no public acts have yet
been passed-though several are under discussion.
The bill to carry the stipulations of the late treaty
with Great Britain into effect has been under con-
sideraton several days, and much desutory con-
versaton has taken place respecting tie construction
which ought to be put upon the second article of
that instrument. When they shall be so fortunate
to arrive at any general conclusion, we will lay
it before our readers.-By article under mail
head it will be seen how far they have progressed
with the National Bank.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-16

General ArMrsTEAo +. MASON, of Ioudoun
county, is chosen Senator in the Congress- of the
United States from Virginia, vice William B.
Cites, resigned for the remainder OF the senatorial
term of Mr.. Giles.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-16

who served 10 years.--Few men have served
in the National and State councils .s.er a
greater length of time or with IGOR ardcnt
and conscieneious zeal iof the pG sood
and Gov STRONG will retire troG L lie en-
ploy with the benedictlons oi eqe lis polili-
cal opponents. & Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-16
HARD WARE GOODS.

American Manufactured GOODS, conlantly
KEEP, on hand iuch as-tupe' hre, mddiog and
low priced Broad CIo'h-eonhiting Of black blue
Bottle. green, corbesu olive brown, NIX use aud
drah coiots, black brown aud mixed Csiimere,
blue Plains, Kerfey, saitine,ts bed Ticking cotton
sh,ruuys from, No. "A TO Sc SheetiDg, 1T, I'd and
Sd quality Bottom Manufactured Hats.
Hest India Goods 6 Groceries.
Together with other articles too numerous to
mention the whole comPrifng general aflort-
ment, which will be iold at as low prices, as IN
Portland, by wholeiale or retail for cath coun
Try produce.
brun!wck, Ian is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-16
January S, 1876.

THE !ubfcriber hereby gives public notice to
all concerned, that he has been duly appoint.
ed and taken upon himfelf the ,rull Of AdsainiC.
traitor on the eila,e OF BENJAMIN SHAW, Jun.
ls,e of falmouth. in the county of CHAMBERLAIN d,
mariner, deceafe1, by giving bond asthe law di-
rects-He therefore requells sli perfons who are
inde5, ed to the aid deceaieds eifate 10 make im-
mediate payment and thofe Who hav aoy de :
mands thereon, to exhibit the fame to
BENJAMIN SHAW.
Falmouth, Ian 10 1876 -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-16
THOMAS HOCKENIiULL,
BOOT IND SHOE MAKER,

Fsre-lireet, near Plumb biireet-pOR LAND
II Fl. having commenced the above buiineis,
which he intends carrying on in all its vati-
Gus branches. and befA by procuring the bs9 Ma
syisi, manufacturing them IN the FRI Cys aud In
being p.asfsoI to obtain q fhare ct the patronage
OF his friends and the public in general.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-16
Ga!es at auttiolr.

g0a!es at Quftiolr.
THIS Day, at 10 o'clock, al the Office rs.
1fcLeYan and r. Fletcher,
A variety of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, VIZ.
Secretaries, Bureaus, Tables, Chairs, BRASS
Frese,t, elegant table Linen, Napkins
50 dozen Plates, different sizes
3 DO Oval Dishes
8 do Cruits--2 dozes glass Sugars
9 sets Castors-2 large w siters, &c. &c.
ALSO
share in the Observatory
Dbl Rum --Je " lry--Hooks and Eyes, &c
.fT PRIVATE SdLE,
100 bbls fresh Flour
do. Sugay
Jan I6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-16

confiflipg of Calicoes, CiOghams, Ladies sLawIs
Ladie. nix aud worried Hoie, Gen,emens do do
Bands una Hdkfs Turkey red do. black Ok do
flag and Madras do. black and white Cambria
Dinoti. -, Ceflac Cord, Tartan Plaid, Ribbons OF
all kinds, fupe,6ne Vslings, Furniiuses, back,
white and pink Eal,an Grape, Muslins, Umbrel-
Las - lsrue zfInfimecf of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-16
@ottCeuS.
Tuesday, January Is, 1916.

tifty-eigM days have elapsed since the date of
our last European accounts. We think il will not
be many days before the defci thus occasioned in
foreign head, will be supplied.
On Wednesday last the Legislature of this
Commonwealth assembled agreeable TO ad-
journmeat On the same day they were ad-
dressed by His Excellency the Governour in
Message which will be found in the preceding
columns. The Legislature Immediately pro-
ceeded upon the business before them but
as several days are necessarily expended
in maturing their plans, their proceedings have
as yet assumed but little interest.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-16
Factory Store-Bruns,u1ck.

Factory Store-Bruns'ulck
lust received. and for fae ., the Maine Cotton
and Woolen Factory Store, Bsunfwiek-the
folio w,ng ars'c'es VIZ
S pipes 4.h proof Cogoisc Brandy
Madeira and Lisbon WiIe
8 hhds w l. Rum. Hols aud Ga
go chefs 81 uchcng Tea
do. Young Hyfon do.
20 hhds Mos1es. Cordage,
10 ,ons RuiTia and swedes ison--fquare aud Eat
Halbacks Steel, Engiih differed do. American do
Tub do
20 boxes and half boxes by and 8 by 10 win
dow Glais
Sea liand sno Georgia upland Cotton
6 crates alfred Cookery Ware
G ais Ware
90 hhds Turks island Salt Of iupcrior quality
SO bags Llown sais
An eI,eniive aaortmeu, It
EUROPEAN GOODS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-16
RICHMOND YTRGLN1- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER rs,
JUST RECEIVED,


PER SHIP -N.2RY, FROM LIVERPOOL,
10 Sets elegant gold FURNISHED Tea0 Uihow
China, new K beautiful patterns, Ieapofs
80 sets fine ena,neiled plain do. and Su-
600 - ,, blue printed ,, sdrs.
leo dozen China Pitchers, assorted sizes
(Wsre elegant, and patterns ncw)
60 ,, fine enamelled, with landscapes, &c.
100 >, ,, blue printed
so ., ;, Wssh-Basns very large sizes
with and withost ewers)
10 hhds. dining sets, very complete
,, Plates Distinct FROM sets, dinner,
breakfast and tea
Chidren's toy tea SETS lettered, curves, Sc.
Also,
A few crates blue and green edged plstes and
dishes.
The above articles were imported by us direct
from the Manufsctory, and purchased at low pri-
ces, which will enable us to sell them very good
terms.
DREW & BLAIR,
Fe1p doors Gboue Bel Idperu.
az Orders from thc country promptly at
tended to, and every piece warranted against
breakage. DEB
Sent. II. 36-T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-16
FOREIGN.
OetoJer2.

Letter tram Fouch- to Mc Duke of Ucl-
Hagfor.
r A legislator Of antiquity. celebrated for
his wisdom, Scion, after long convpison.
on the day Of the return of order. placed
reconciliation, and the public peace, un-
der the guarantee and protection Of hea
ven recommended tn example. INV
Lord, to the King for his imitation I ap-
peal to your testimony. the weight OF
which lies as much in your character as
IN your r, putauon.
The evils w.re great. It was necessary
not to be deceived respecting the remc-
dies our welfare, our social existence
depended on it; my voice was drowned by
that Of the rassionsk tae ccuociis Of mole
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-16
FALL GOODS.

Per the Ship MARY and Briggs ALBION and
THOMAS BOUCi, from Liverpool.
Rose, Point aud Duiiel Blankets
Napt Cottsns
Sayathys, KilmsrnocI Caps
Plains, kerseys and Fushings
Coatings and Fearnoughts
FianneIs, white and colored
Yorkshire Cloths and Cassmeres
Ladies' and Pelsse Cloths
Swansdown and Toilnett Vestings
Black and fancy cooured Bombazsttes, plain
and twiiled
Rattinetts
Superfne Cloths and Cassimeres
Merino Shawls
Hardware and Cutlery
An assortment of FOWLING PIECES, of ST.
perior manufacture
Crates and China Ware, well selected
OFFERED FOR SALE BY
DICKS, MOORE & Co.
September Ia. sat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-16
FRESH GOODS.

THE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE,
AN accommodating terms, by wholesale and re-
Z tail, % packages fresh imported Dr.u Gools,
which being laid in at the most reduced prices, ia
New-iorS, they feel confident OF being able to sell
unusually low.
.dnions them are the Foklowing- .articles--
bales and cases extra super Saxon blue,
black, London, Regent and olive brown,
dark and light olive, dark and bright bot
tie forest greea, bronze and mkt cloths
some OF which are believed to be superb
or TO any ever offered for sale in this mar
ket
bales Yorkshire superine, mddling and
low-priced do. assorted colors
bales extra Cassimeres assorted colors
principally Imperial Saxon blues
bale Yorkshire superfne do. assorted
do imperial blue, Regent brown s. We'll
Iinston Cords
do fashionable superfine ladies' and pa.
lisse Cloths
trunks and cases bombazettes, an elegant
assortment
bales rose, striped and psint blankets
do. hsnnels, we'll assorted
2 DO fearnoughts aud coatings
z cases toilinet and other winter vestings
case velvsteens
bales best ingram carpetinr--new nat
2 cases stockingnetts, blue, brown, black,
&c.
trunks containing general assortment
mems and women's coored, black and
white cotton, worsted and lambs ~ool
hose-a'so panta.oon grey and white
lambs wool do
trunks cotton shrtings
Ito. prints, general assortment
eases Madras haudkerchiefs
do. "a, 9-s and Ca esmbric muslins
] case English cotton balls
cases printed and white Msrseiles, some
elegant
case Containing an elegant assortment vel.
vet ribbons
do. 96 inch cotton umbrellas
do. 2S in- best Scotch Bingham do. pIa.
ted furniture and horn hook
d.. ferret "A and S-4 ginghams, dark
cnors
do. corded, satin, stripe, seeded and other
musiins
cases satins, evantines, Aorences and sars-
case lustriRg and satin ribbons
do. black and white lace wells and shawls,
an elegant assortment
l box silk faces
bale best Company flags and Bandarnas
trunk assorted Italian servings, principally
blue
cases assorted Irish linens,
| case Irish brown linens
bales German aud British Oznaburys
. cases gentlemens' beaver hats
with many other articles in the Dry Good line
Also, consignment,
IS hbls. Carnthers' best rectiied, and recti-
fed and fruited Whiskey
25 large cases Cotton Yarns, containing q
good assortment Of qualities.
Persons disposed to purchase are respectfully in
vIted TO examine our Goods.
FILMING JAMES & Co.
Market Bridge.
Octoncr 2. 4Q-6t