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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-27

Nsg- Orlenns. Tine 90.
aearhly congraiuiae ihc pubic o' the arrival or Il,
slsefn i',Nt q. a. Capt. Robinson ID. Hart f.or, 4,
l.,oi q ymc aiter passage often days-during scy,1
o. wmeh only she under way.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12
THE DINNER.

The Dinner 6 zen yesterday at Iamma-
ny-H II, in honor eff the officers of the Ar
my, drew together most numerous aud
respectable concourse of off ers & citizens.
It is believed that about 100 persons or
mere, dined in tae Hail, which was fitted
up with great elegance for the occasion.
The presentation took place below-where
the citizens had the pleasure of an intro
duction to some OF the most shining orna-
ments of the army. Marshall Groitchy,
MIR. CLINTON, governor IomitkiMS, and the
veteran Col. IVHiett, were recognised a.
mong the company. The citizens being
afterwards arranged in the upper Hall, re-
ceive! tReirho1ored gaests with heartfelt ap
plause, while the fine band in tie Orch; s.
ira, struck up patriotic air. The COM
pany sat down to a superb dinner, colonel
WAlcH presiding at the central table, sup
ported by gen. John SzVartwout, colonel
B2gardus, Mr.. Golden. and the ether
members of the ComMissee Of Arrange
nent.
AS we expect full account of the dinner.
from the proper source, we will not attempt
10 describe the grateful emotions that ac-
tuased every heart. Hilari;y, wit and plea
santry universally prevailed. The songs,
with which Messrs. Hawkins, Bell, &c. &c.
favored the company, together with the
humorous recitations of Mr. J-rvis, &c. &c.
gave exquisite delight.-The sentiments
toasted, were concise, apt and energetic,
well calculated to fan the flame of patrio-
tlsm. TWAS not the least of the pleasures
OF which We partook, on the occasion, to
behold republican citizens of (hitherto) va
rious sects, minglng together in the most
cordial harmony.
At a late hour, t'.e company separated,
highly gratii-d. Though " mirth and wine
abounded,' mot man was seen in the slight
est manner disorderly. No person was
there disguised.
In short as was loosely observed by
a gentleman at table,
" The Patriot feast should ne'er be for
got,
BY those who were there, or those who
were not Columbian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12

Der to have seen. The edge is raised SO
as to protect the eligies. arms, aud ex-
argue from being SD eddy wora plain and
the m.llins is applied III deep perrsndicu>
lar iuaen1s upon the circumference. In
tais respect the money IL prcpara t'on is
far superior TO the early Coinage of His
Maiesty's reign, not only IN utility, hut IN
richness of appearance. A morning Pa
per says, that the new twenty shilling pie
css are 10 be called Sovsreiyas. and that
there are to be some doutte So0ereis7is.-
There will ct cours. be half soyereigHs Cor
rehn5i:canS,) and crowns and half crowns.
so that our circulation win be formed al
most entirely on the admirable system OF
decirnal parts. The new Coinage is ex
pected to be issued in January. and stimuli
taneously ali over the Island in order
to accomplish which, large deposits will
be previously made in every consid-
cradle town ; and when al is com
plete. Royal Proclamation viii be issu-
ed.
Between 60 and 20 millions of pieces.
chiefly shil!ngs aai sixpences, will be gi-
ven a, once to the public, and the larger
money will thereafter he circulated pro-
gressively, as The iabours of the Mint ena-
bic the issues 10 be made.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12
FROM TIE EAsrINDlEs.

Captain Bancroft, OF the Brig Ellen
D-uglass, who has arrived at Boston, from
Calcutta, informs, that report had arrlv-
ed at Madrass on the 9th OF May. from
Europe, via Frankfort and the Gulf, that
a war would probably take place between
England and America, on account of the
Floridas, in consequence Of which. insur-
ance to America immediately rose to 16
and 90 per cent.--and the brig Saunders,
Ashhridge, of Philadelphia, who was lying
at Tranquebar, for freight, from Ma
drass, would probably be detained un-
I'll further adviccs were received from,
Europe.
The Ellen Douglass, is via Madrass,
and Tranquebar, l40 days from the last
port.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12
BOUNDARY LINE.

A paragraph has been going the rounds
OF the papers, stating, that the settlement
OF cur northern boundary line, will give the
United States 16 townships of Lower Can
ada, and their Fort and Island, the Isle
aux Noix. We have respectable authori-
ty foe stating that tn report is ennreiy
Incorrect. Gcn,iemen wko Nre every way
qualified. inform that they have repeated
ly taken observations on the spot. tor their
own satisfaction, and have found that the
line. as it always has been received, Is the
true 45th degree o. parallel OF latitude
One OF the commissioners for settling this
line, passed through town vest srday and
confirmed the above statement, which
induces Us to give it publicity.
IA. II. Ga.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12

as existing AZ the Treasury for separating
those OF one County from another within
the "a collection district" The latter
table is not necessary for cur tresent pur-
pose. IL is the jormer only which is Of
use TO us. In tbs table, as furnished by
Mr.. Smith, tic tax upon SiSyes is dstin-
guished from that on lands and houses-hut
we shall dismiss the tax on sidves with
this Single remark. which we beg leave to
impress upon the notice Of the res aer that
il does nue enter az Ill into the f'olio:ying
table.
These Documents were placed in tie
hands of a friend. who is familiar with such
calculations--ard the following fadle and
commentary is the result. Meet we argue
that the evil is too great TO be quietly
horne that the y. ople of the Lower
Country. though they ought 70 yield on the
ore OF representation, have a right to re-
monstrate against the system of taxatiun,
and Will PROFESSIONALLY demand a reform
rom you, Gentlemen, or the Depute OF
the General Convention p" Equal ard
exact justice tn all men''-is the language
OF ruth as well as of ftohcy.
To THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.
The Statement from the Off of the
Commissioner of the Revenue Of the Uni
ted States, showing the valuation of lands,
lots end their improvements. in the State
ot Virginia. rs settled and adjusted by the
board OF Principal Assessors in 1915. with
which you were good enough TO favour me,
has been examined-and / find the whole
estimated value to be about one hundred g.
seventy-two millions seven hundred and
fifty one thousand three hundred & twenty
two dollars.
Although the principles on which this
valuation was made. may differ from those
on which the state of Virginia has acted in
imposing Land Tax on her citizens, mas
| much rs reg ,rd has been had in it, to
houses and improvements, which consti-
tute larger proportion of the value in
some parts of the Commonwe 18th than in
others-yet, it may be assumed rs tole-
rab'y correct guile, in ascerteining whe-
Their the present Land Tax bears equally
on every part Of the state.
BY reference to the Auditors Books it
appears, that the Tax imposed On Land.
under the existing INV, arnounted, in the
year 1915, to S257 $40 on cents.-If this
sum be divided by the whole value, we find
that 1t will be about thirteen and three
tourths cents per each hundred dollars
and If imposed on the Counties and Dis
.""ta 1871 r"5 ~ theiT Ndlue, as nXen by
the Orlted States assessors, would give to
each, aboot the sans exhibited IN the fol-
loving Table.
These results are produced by calculat-
ing az 49, per each hundred dollars.
which being fraction less than the real
rate per cent. small deficit is shcwn of
1922. which divided rateably between the
Counties, would not make any one five dol
lars more than stated.
The inequality is apparent, and is not
exclusively confined to any section OF the
| state.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12

Toes not communicate any reasons for
this hostile act alleged by the SpaniarGs,
nor any other particulars. The next
mail will probably furnish them.
Nat Int.
Of the certainty of this fact, we presume
there can be no DOUBT. Col. Jessup. on
whose authority it is stated. is an officer
On whom the most implicit reliance can be
placed. we say this from perfect know
ledge of the man. The ony Qu. stioa,
then, is as to the character of the act
This depends, of course. on the circun-
stances of the transaction and with those
we are. at present unacquA'nted. But, as
tir as any conjecture can be formed from
the evidences which the conduct OF the
Spanards, in almost every quarter. affords
of the sentiments of tao Spanish govern
ment, we are inclined To believe, that this
affair srW be found 10 tossess all the Jea-
tilres Of an act of hostility on the fart Of
S,tai7.
The following paragraph from the Baiti
more American of yesterday contains some
previous details, which probably relate to
this same outrage
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12
{" ORLEANS. Sent. II.
A "SPECK OF WAR" WITH THE
DONSi

BY gentleman from the Balize. we
learn that the United States schr. Fire
brand, mounting 9 guns and commanded
ov lieut.. Cunningham, while Off The Baiize
a lew days since, was fred on by a Span
ish sloop of war. (another vessel of war
IN company) and one of the crew of the
Firebrand killed. Tt. Cunningham imme-
diatey returned tie fire, and the Spaniards
made eff
Il was announced some time since that
a sniall squadron was fitting cut at the Ha-
wanna. to go against the Carthagenian pri-
vateers cruising off that port in the Gulf.
The captain genera, Of Cuba, being fur
nished with the means by the merchants of
II wanna, had purchased for that object,
former American pI,vateers, namely-the
ship Young Wasp, Of 500 tons, & pierced
tor y guns-the brig Reindeer, of 385 tons
and pierced for 90 guns--and the schr.
Chasseur, 275 tons, and 10 ports-all re-
| markedly fine fast sailing vessels. These
were joined by an old fashioned Spanish
sioop otwar and brig then in that port,
and probably sailed about the middle of
| August.
1t IS likely one CO this squadron that has
| SO grossly outraged the nation, by firing on
| ITS nag, and shedding the blood of our gall
LIANT seamen III tn IL own waters. THIS we
'"oe WEI oC the IaSr on the long list Oh
our grievances from the miserable bigots
who govern Spain-ther shameful conduct
| at Valparaiso. at Faysl, at the two Car
| thagenas, at Cadz, and in manv other
| places and on numerous occasions, will ere
long, receive the chastsement it so Justly
merits, from our brave sailors and SOL
| dlers.
Small as is tbs u. S. squadron now on
this station, we think that, had they orders
they would soon give good account of the
Dons.
What sensations this outrage may excite
at Washington City, we know not, but are
| confident that the public voice VIII loudly
demand asonement for tie hast, and secu-
| r'ty for tie future-or VAR ?'
Tbs New Orleans writer may Danish
trom his mind all doubts as TO the sensa-
tons which this outrage my excite here.
he safeguard of tie rights and hcnours Of
the country is happily ensrusted to those
who know how to protect and to avenge.
But, the violation Of TIC American flag and
the Shedding Of Americ. blood, are Images
| that bear the same aspect to us all they
| speak to the heart Of every American, in a
| language not to be misunderstood, the only
course Of duty. Here then can be TO de
Walton. Aad, we will venture to say,
that II immediate ard ample atonement be
not made, an unanimous sentiment will
pervadc the whole Repub!c-w,lI be
shown alike by the { tbinet, the Congress,
and the People--FOR WAR.
Messenger.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12
NEW YORK, Oct. S.
EASTERN BOUNDARY.

The American and British commission
ers, appointed to FIX our Eastern boun-
Diary, met at St. Andrews. in the early
part OF September, and, after making the
necessary arrangements for procuring sur
veys, and collecting testimony in relation
to the territory in question, adjourned to
meet at Boston, in May next. Mr.. Bar
clay, the British Commissioner, has, we
understand, returned to New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12
LOSS TOLITERATuRE.


The London papers mention the entire
loss. on the German coast, of the .A6eano,
Captain MoisoD, soon after leaving Ham
burg for this port--It is much feared,
that large part of the new Library pur-
chased for Mr.. JEFFERSON in Paris, and
Germany, were shipped on bo ,rd this YES
sci, as also many invaluable Literary works
selected in France and Germany. by Pro
lessor Everett, for the Cambridge Uni
UerSity. TI6.
One hundred thousand dollars in specie,
left tn ; town on Thursday for the bank
vaults OF New-York. The draft, though
large, has made but small cavity in our
mass of cash.
THE SEASON.
We lament to hear from the interior of
the severe damages sustained by the late
unreasonable frosts. In the opinion of
some farmers, great part Of the corn
not out OF the milk has been cot Off and
IN many places they are cutting it up TO
preserve what IS left. After all" says the
nteIligen Worcester Spy, we apprehend
no real scarcity ofbreaI stuffs. The crops
OF rye and wheat are abundant. and slf
hcicnt, we apprehend, for the consumption
Of the people"
A letter from Hanover, y. II. says,
We have bad four Of the greatest fros.s
ever remembered here at this season Of toe
year. The Thermometer. Il sunrise. on
Thursday, was at $50, on Friday 90, Sa-l
turday 20, Sunday o."
- q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12
The Bo,ton Palladium in noticing the report

The Roston Palladium in noticing the report
from Newburyport, says:
The so gun ship (,he Acbay,) We believe was
sent trora Halifax To cruise along the coast and to
touch at Shelburne, Moose Island, &c. to engage
the minds ofthe crew, who had discovered mutt
nous disposition. Seizures, it isrepor.cd, have ia
ken place for alledged breaches of the revenue
laws but trust tits will not be found OIL trial to
he the fact. We presume portion of this proper
~ must be Biii'h. In tho present situation of I'm.
gland and the world, is probable war is con-
templated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12

nishca the aeet 10 return to Buenos Ayres
This would not be complied with all,
the fleet having then fired on the town, .h,
governor agreed 10 the exchange OF the ad-
mirai, who TOOK command of his ships IA
gain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12
ChilLicatLe Octnher 9.

y lcuer from Col. Jessup to Gen. Jackson, da-
ted New- Orleans, September IL, states, that in
formation had juslr ached that place, OF the cap
ture OF the u S. vessel F.rebrand, by Spanish
considered as prelude to further attacks from the
same quarter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12
STATEMENT

'She'rne me pahotion ef La,idq. Lots, and thei,.
Infn'oOcnlentS, in the several Counties and his
f'7c's q ti'gi,pa, as rezised ard settletin tie
gear 1915 by Tie board Of P,Iiclbii .fssess,rs-
she-ring also ne a,n0u7t of tares i0,bss-
cd by the State Of pirgisi1 un,!er Tie Tres
EN- eTTsting tnzp, cnd 1giiat 0ugA. 10 be INFUSED
0" each Co1itg, DAe 1d.e 7sere e7u.Lsed, assn.
mH9 the United lseatcS' ga,H4fion made in 1915
c0y.TP
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12

kiNE SIO.N, Canada, Sept. 81.
SIR Rt Hall and Capt. Ia ekier, of,he ROYAL navy,
arrived IN town on Moniay last, they were saiuted
ny the Kings shipping at the navy yard
On Monday last, the STEAMBOAT Fs'ontendc
arrived in this harbnr from Ernest Town. She
now lays Of the kings wharf, (form erly Forsy,hs
ESQ., waiting for her machinery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12
Great Sacrifices.

A letter from New York OF the Sd inst
informs US that British Manufactures are
selling OF there at 0tyher cent. loss 10
fhe ;mEo'ters !-flD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12
ALBANY, October 9.


Il Real Tragedy, was exhiDited at Sack
ett's Harbor few days since, before a
large company of spectators. Attached TO
the show Djll of wire dancer, appeared
an advertisement of an Italian sailor, who
promised to exhibit wonderful feats, such
as the spectators had never before seen
Curiosity attracted a very full house. Af-
ter the first had performed his part of the
entertainment. the slilor entered, called for
blanket and pillow, and LAID himself down
upon the floor. Ali eyes were turned to
wards him in anxious expectation, when
he drew from his busom pistol, clspped
the muzzle to his ear, and blew ont
his brains {! This closed the entertain
ment.
AS horrid rs this deed appears, the de-
luded man who became its victim had un-
doubtedly anticipated as much eclat, as he
does, who deliberately goes out TO shoot
his friend, on to be SHOT in duel. And f
there are shades Of difference in the two
crimes, the self murderer is the least crim-
inal.- Hrgus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12
DOWESIiC.
VvAsuIwcroN, October 7,

WASHINCToN, October7.
IoHN ScoTT. is elected the Delegate to
represent the Missouri Territory in the iif
ternth Congress and NATHANIEL POP
is elected the Delegate to the fifteenth
Congress, from the Territory OF llii-
uois. Nat. Ht.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12

Co'npart. AMI has reso''ed 10 this mes "a. o.
'ceou"' o' ou''ages COMMITTED on sagent by ia,
principals OF the North-West Cauinany S.iku4,
IN short, las broken up the OIL eompsny."
letter from NJ huimac hirac dated on the 7,h
inst. says" few DAYS ago, canoe with seven of
the prisoners was upset lay squsll near Saint Ma
ry's, and all on board drowred. Among ,Le mum.
her was Mkenzie, principal OF the No,tl.Wesl
Conpsoy."
We are at = loss to know wlere Fort Williams
IS situated hat hoiieye il TO hv Company s,ocL a.it
II tie reception of goods aud us near the quite, Of
'ase Superiur. The ST. Ma,,'s,s the COMMUNICATE
on he,"een Huron lake and Superior
IL Is well knoSn, that lord s, iAns Ly his agent
had humtcr ut small csnunu cast in this piac. last
Spring, and transported by the WAY OF Erie to
Michi'"nscknac, that he had formed "a company
10 go l. to the upper lakes in oplosto" the Nori
West Company. Tftus Ca~.
TIE Delegates fror, the general towns in III,
District OF Na'"e, appointed to count the votes
Tor ard against tie separation OF that District from
Massachusetts,, met At Brunswick on the SJjh hi,
and on the lst inst. chose the Hon William King
moderator. and Samuel r. Whiting, Esq secretary
Alter choosing the officers, &c. the convention
adjourned TIL the next day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12
WAsHTNGTON, October 8.
SPANISH HOSTILITY.

A letter was received in this city yes
terdsy from Col. Jessup. the command
ing officer at New-Oreans, announcing
the capture Of the United States schoon-
er Firebrapd, lieut., Cunningham, by 3
Spanish squadron, OF the coast Of Mex
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12
Georgetow,l, Oct 9

Georgetown, oct 9.
We understand that the President and
his family are expected in the City
to-day. The Secretary Of State is, also,
Oh his way.
a very strong sensation hes been pro-
duoed by the information contained N the
National lutelhsencer Of Yesterday, Of the
capture Of one OF our public armed vessels
~ Spanish squadron OF the coast OF
mcXico.
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X.

S172 1882 2S7 97o 2s7,s $40
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-19
EOR SILL.

A FARM si:usted in the middle ofWaterford,
IN the County Of Oxford. containing ITO se.es
OF good land with 100 acres under InIpi ovemeDt,
well fenced and w,ered with = productive
young orchard, ADD ten acres OF r. e Qa,eiy sown)
.befeon. The buildings on sid farm, are a GOOD
two story Dwelling House, ore, a new barn,
10 by so fee and other Gu buildings, all we'll
mi he'd and & cd iepssr, handsomely situated
at the ia,el section of he Iosds leading ON
New-Hsmpsb.e and Vernon, to Kennebeck &c.
Aud from Aadso. coggiE River 20 Portland.
lie above tam nd tenemenls are n 90 ID /.
and tor Tavern a. can be purchased IN any
Couatry town in the Distric Of Milne ihet
= We been improved for THAI purpose 20 yea 5
and have had sgood share OF cusl,m-L k Wis.
Fae Sock, The Hay, the F,rmiag .ools, and
most ct til, household fusniaure-tte Whole viii
o sold together, Or IN part, and Imme dia'e
possession gser, or Otherwise, as shall best &C
commoda & The purchaser.
foi tnaher particulars plea sc to inquire Of
CALVIN Fs'fer Esq. hving nesr o. the suosc bet
on u. .esni,ses. ELI I.ONGLEY,
ALaU-Aae.;..s Farm ii; TIA ed in the Sou !.
5 ely pert Of ssi1 Waterisld containing 100
acres oil land with small dwelling house, 40,
barn I'd .hif.y young Orchai thereon, well
wood :. and ~siefed enqei;e above.
Nsesiofd, Nov. IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-19
Sop Kuna1vay.

LEFT the service Of bis master, on the even
.ng Of the I'd inst. an indented apprentice to the
line and Irvine manufacturing business, by the
name ct LEWIS BRYAsT, aged rs yeAcs.- He
had on when ne wen, away shor, blue coat and
uowsers, a very narrow trimmed wool ha, and
bundle Of clothes in his hand He is about S
feet high, Eight complexion ard brown hsi, lis
very tslkstive and never at loss to m kc OH,
plausible s,orys He is native Of Portland, and
was. by the authority tfth town bound 10 he
subscriber, and this is le ,hi time Of his eiope-
ment, Whoever will arrest and bring him back
TO the subscriber. or give information OF him, SO
,hst he msy be obtained, shall be handsomely ra-
warded for their trouble and I'll necessary CHI srges
psid--And all persons are hereby caotioned
against harboring or trusting him my account
as shall prosecute 10 the utmos, penalty of the
law any who may trsnsgress IN This partic usr -
He is supposed 10 have gone 10 Hebron, Paris o.
ID xheld IN Oxford county.
Porlsnd, Nov. S. HENRY FOYf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-19
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE fubferibers have been appointed by the
Hon jeremiah Bailey Judge of probate for
the County Of Lincoln CommfIioners to receive
aud examine all the claims Of the feveral Creditors
20 the Elaa.e Of THOMAS M CaRCILL late Of
Wdcaaet 10 faid County Deputy Sheriff deceaied
creditors for bringing in and proving their claim.
The fubfcribers will attend to this eu sness At the
RegiGer of Dceds Office in faid WifcaHet ON the
fra Tuesday Of November mex, aud of the Eve fol-
lowing moths from 10 clock A. NJ to4PM
w. RICE y Cs..;,.
SAML, So wy, e..
JOHN H. SHEPPARD eu
OG rs 1876
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-19
500 hogsheads coarse Salt,
for fale by
JOHN DICKS,
No - L0NG-WHhRF,
JOSEPH GOOLD. Jun.

TNFORMSihis friends The public in general
ltha; he has opened store in West. Market
Row. opposite the head of Creen.street, where
he intends to keep Consistently for sale complete
assortment cf
TEST India Goods & Groceries /;
Also, keeps on hand supply OF the bes, Thorn.
astown LINE, which he intends with his other
stoek, to sell as low IS can be purchased else
where ia town.
0J All kinds of country produce taken in
payment.
Ass-Wsntea Immediately 500 bushels Of
OATS tor which cash elll be paid.
Portland, Nov. IL 6w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-19
q merican Manufactured Goods.

Ns 7, M.gy Rsw. !.
Joseph POPE, agent for Al.y Y B,sws.. Of
Providence. who keep him conliantiy fuppiied
from their long known and we'll eaAblahedFaef-
~ at Pawtucket. with general saortment Of
american Cotton Goc6S,
CONSULTING or
Single Yarn for Warp aud Filling
a& s,hreaasa white & color'd Stocking Yarn
White ana cclored iewing Cottons
shirtipgs Observation-Disclosures
ms--Chsmbrsys-Bed Ticking, aes
s3 shopksepers in town aud country and PEG
pie ia general who win furniih themielves With
the above articles, will befuppiisd at the Factory
prices.