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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28
Do M ESI'IC.
Baltimore. January 30


BY the Edward, from Naples, we have re =
ceived the following official document:
Translated for the Baltimore Patriot
CopJ eta letter from the Minister Of For
eigm Affairs If Napirs, to tie Consul of
the United States, resident liz that ki,s2'-
dom.
The King has orde red that those ships or YES
sells, coming from that part OF America where
the yellow fever has been known to exist,
shall be subject to refusal on entering into has
dominions, whensoever they carry with them
articles susceptible of contagion Vessels la
den with merchandise uasrsceptibie will only
be admitted to discharge their cargocs after
performing forty days quarantine at the Laza-
retto.
The undersigned Counsellor and Secretary
tor Foreign Affairs, trusts that Mr.. Alexander
Hanmett, Consul ofthe United States efAme-
RIGA, viii therefore unite in approving with the
King the quarantine OF rs DAYS, fixed by the
ministers of the Health Department 10 the
American ship the Leopard, Captaia Masters,
from Gibraltar, as announced in the official
communication Of the Consul ofthe 5tiastant,
which vessel, had she come direct from Hos-
ton, would have had the ~ Ill period allotted to
her.
With respect and esteem, am, sir, your ob't
servt.
(SisneD THE MARQUIS CIRCELLO.
Don ALExaNoER II .aMErr,
Consul, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28

The French Chamber of Deputies, in
their address in answer to the speech OF
Louis 18th, say:
" Your People, Sire, suffer from the UNI
favourable season. The burden of the
public debt isa!most insupportab!e and
The mass OF expence appears irlghtfui-
Butwe are Frenchmen ana our history
proves, that in all times when The Monarch
has called for the resources OF the coun-
try, no sacrifices have exceeded our cou-
rage"
tempts to annoy the3S banished Bona
partists.
The asylum of Lavalette was known
but no:Ittempts had been made to appre-
bend him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28
UNFORTUNATE DISASTER

A few days ago boat was crossing the
Mississippi, opposite TO st. Louis, carry
Ing eight passengers, when a sudden gust
of wind struck the sail with such vio-
lence that it was Immediately capsized, &
five of the persons on board unfortunate
Iy perislled-among whom were Major
Stark, major Horace Stark, late of Win
chester, Va.) formerly of the u. s. army,
and Mr.. Woodfort, the son of a respect
able halter of St. Louis--the others were
Ferrymen, as we understand, whose
names we have not heard.
Kashaskias paper IF Dec. IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28
From tie Ne,obnryport Herald, cfJai. II.
EMfCH ATION.

We understand that society IS form
ing in this town, for the purpose of emf
grating 20 the Western country, and that
about 40 have already joined it, the prn-
cipal part of which are mechanics, .slio
have families, and OF the first respectable
ity. It is To be regretted that this beau
tIfuiand once prosperous place should so
deeply feel the pressure OF the times. Is
there no way of preventing this depopuIa-
ton? The nainraladvantages of this town
are great lis inhabitants frugal and i'll
dustrious the country round il is fertile
and well culiivated-Wh then is ii vast
ing, and sinking under the present diff
culties more than other places The men
of capital can best answer these quest-
ons. Ii is harolto leave our native soil
it is hard to form new habits in 4 strange
country butt is harder still TO live in l.
dlencss and pine inpoverty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28
[ From, tile Boston Centinel, of January Is.

| From tie Boston Centinel, Of January 10. I
a cIirsoTy view Of the papers recently
lndlgaies The political condition of the Eu-
ropean people TO be daily ameliorafing !;
and that constitutional monarcbies, and
representative governments were gaining
ground rapidly. The new King of Wur-
temburg restored the ancient CONSTITUTE
on, and appointed Privy Council, cbo-
sen from all classes Of his subjects, with
out distinction of religion and had com
mtted TO this council the special guardian
slip of the constitution.
The scarcity felt in Europe has anasto-
nshing similarity, and it was calculated
the weight of suffering would be felt by
most OF her Kingdoms u nearly the same
degree. Hin am the MeAI0t would o.
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Unte'l states, and praying that all restrictions
he renavei or rendered equal by the adoption
OF correspondent regt 'ations on the part OF
the u. States aud he memorial was read
anil referred TO the committee on foreign rea-
tons.
Wcdaesfay, i'm. %.
The report of the committee on naval
affairs, on the petition in the behalf Of
the owners, officers and crew Of the late
private armed brig General Armstrong,
was postponed 10 Monday next, on mott
on Of Mr.. King.
The bill To authorize the state of Ten
nessee 10 perfect certain land titles, with
amendments proposed, together with the
memorial of the legislature of NorthCa-
rolina, respecting the lands reserved by
said state, by her cession act, for the re-
lief Of her officers and soldiers, and other
claimants within the territory oftlie state
of Tennessee, were, on motion of Mr..
Stokes, REFERRED TO Il committee on pub
lie lands.
The bill respecting the heirs and lega-
tees of Thomas Turner, deceased, was la
ken up, and on the question to pass the
same 10 the third reading, was reject
ed.
On motion ofhIr. BarJow,
Resoircd, That 500 copies DE printed Of
the Report of Mr.. Jefferson, then secreta-
ry Of state, dated December i6, 1893,
on the privileged and restrictions OF the
commerce OF the United States, in for
eign countries, pursuant to,thc resolut-
on ofth House of Representatives, of
Feb. %, 79l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28
JAMES p. PNEsrON

Il y CHANCERY.-Ata Court held for Cumberland
Stonnty, tue 29th day Of oct. 1916
~, ,opion, Plaintiff, against Wm. CIoptop sa
ei ViOpton, Geo. Carson, J7mes Anderson and Rich
'u a. hisOn, an infant by Peter Rison his guardian
Th, a., Dc}cHdaHks
Tvs Gay came the plaintiff by his attorney aud The de
In. .ns "nl'am Copton and Sanuel Clopt0n not hay
entered their appearance aud given sccurify accord
.ut dct OF Assembly aud the RHles Of this Court
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court thai liz
|his c VILLAIN ana Samuel are not Inhabitants OF
~ commonwealth on the motion OF the us,n,i1rn ~,
.r,. ., ~ ~ Orderef amt Decreed, That the SAID Dc
i,s william aud Samuel do appear here on In, an
H. ~ JANUARY next, and answer the plaintiffs hill
suhs Copy Of tits order be forthwith inser,.d in
os Vne OF The newspapers printed in the City OF ief
lpo, shd eoAtinued for two months snccess.veiy and
thereof posted atthe front door OF the court
o MS county.
A0oly, Tate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28
PhiIadelphia. Jannnru %

IHtfHdeIpHld, Jdnndrv %.
The Delaware and SchuylkiIl are both
frozen over.
.Weare informed by gentleman who
witnessed the phenomenon, that OH the
Sth of this month, abodt III O'Clock, a sud
den agitation of the river Delaware took
place, TO such degree that vessels at the
wharves were violently tossed about, and
the tide swelled upwards of IL inches.-
The gentleman who made this remark,
observes, that an earthquake was expert
enced to the Southwark on the same day.
it is most probable the effect on the Della
ware was the reverberation or conclusion
OF the earth operating on the watery Gle
ment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28

Extract of a letter from an officer TO his
friend IN Newly ork, dated t.. s.. ship
Constellation, off the Balize, Deem
Der IA, 1916.
We arrived off here last evening, and
thus far we have had a very pleasant
ccruize. We ind captain Morris very
me man and an excellent commander
we came through the windward passage,
and down through Cuba and jamaica.
spoke. yesterday, the Spanish revenue
snip Vetosquez. formerly the privaicer
Young Wasp Of Philadelphia. We tried
our sailing with her on wind and went
a head very easily. We shall wait here
for the orders of government. Captain
Morris will go mp TO New-O Orleans"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28

BY the Edward. from Naples, we have re-
ceived the following official document:
Translated for the Baltimore Pa,rotl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28
January 10.
the GOrernor Of tire Commonwealth .
Virginia,
a PROCLAMATION.

fNHEREAS satsfsct0 DRY information has been received
W by the Executive that JuDes Scott (odci8 and
fSGRi6k Monte, who had been renandcd by the Hastings
f.our Of Williamsburg, for trial the next Supcrior
Court charged with the of burglary aud robbery
nade their escape the night ofthe 2Dlh nit from
Sic Jail Of Williamsburg, aud going at large
ave therefore thought it, by aud with the advice and
consent of the Council Of State issue this my proca
dch,to any person who shall appTchend and
convey To the aforesaid Jail the said James Scott G0dia
~ HaHnet NobieAnd do moreover require all OH.
<sfs, civil and military, and exhort the good people ~
h commonwealth to use their best exctiOns appre-
Henn ana convey n the said Jail the said james Scott
oHhriI aud Manuel Noble that they may be dealt with
a the law directs.
Given under my handas Governor with the
seal Of the Commonwealth annexed az
fSealD Richmond, the fifteenth day Of January
one thosssnd eight hundred and seven.
teen, aud Of the Commonwealth the
. fOrty.hrst.
JAMES p. PRESTON
= fumes scott G0diCiH, sometimes called .I0nes Scott
'sometiines Ja1Ics tsodiriU, (according TO his own
count Us steady well set likely looking man about
w, 81 inches IN height dark hair aud eyes 0hongb
80 ulac when he smiles opens his mouth shows
e ne y Timber jawed, that his upper teeth prosci
lneI tlau the lower. He IS supposed to be about u
'aH'Het Noble says he sailor and lately sailed in
sshooner Richmond, from some part Of North.Caro
~" 70 Nirgnia.-Efe u stout, well built man. about
e ses niue & half ten inches high round slouldnf
4 i uan earrings IN his aboAt 30 years Of age.
---n.i'y 10 sf-wfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28

III pefsonS having claims tte 'efaie 0i tLe de.
ceased Srr jflith RanGouh atc o. Bizarre .n the
connv oi Cnnhersrd hereby notified bring In the
same loI .-rlnen.-and al n1L-on ndahea To- lhe sid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28

IN consequence of the considerable advance oil iate
wears on the uecessares oflife we deem proper to
graduate our charges TINS :Pr Syist three h'es ana
under i2s.-over three and not exceeding miles, ios
double those charges for Night sss Ashe'e'oo'e' e
Tadireat will receive attentions grdfts
WV. R.NELSON, NJ. ID.
HENRY CURTIS, VI. ID.
ry..,....,. y,,,.,, Inn II 7o--r3ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28

x,,IE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave inform their friends
and the public that they have leased Tor term Of
Years the TAVERN ut Cumberland court house, lately
x.pt by Mr.. Thomas Hobson. They trust that ny their
,tenton they will able give general satisfaction 10
chose who may bsgood enough to favour them with their
RfCHARD 3. gGGLESTON.
SAMUEL SrEGAR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28
From Tie New-Yorh Commercial 1dce,ti-
ser jan 1S

gentleman who came passenger in
the Traveller, from London, states that
just before they sailed, Nov. %, $50 YES
sells had just arrived from the continent,
with grain. The circumstance he adds,
would have a great effect on the corn
market. Exertions were making in all
parts of England TO employ the laboring
poor.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-20

owners and prcprietors whereof are emit.
tied 10 the RESTITUTION on salvage as by
law established, 4rsSes have been occa-
siaRed by tie sale os>ships and ca goes.
on the unlivery thereof By authority Of
the courts of vice-admira!ty 70: tie pui-
pose Of settling the salvage due thereon,
in cases Wherein the owners and propri-
etOrs. or their agert, especially autho
rised, are not present to claim
is roval hishness tive prince regcn',
in the name and on the behalf OF his ma
iesty, is pleased. by and with the advice
of his msiesty'S privy council, to order,
and 1t is her eby o, dered, that in the Ca
SEES aforesaid. ON claim being given for
the ship, by the master. or in his absence
by the mate; and for the cargo, by the
supercargo or master, or by the mate in
the absence of the master, the court shall
direct valuation OF the ship and cargo
to be made BY appraisement without sale
or unliverv, as far as the same shall be
prac ticable and IN SUCH valuation, to be
approved and confirmed by the court,
shall direct the ship and cargo to be re-
stored to the person Or persons aiOre AID
claiming the same. On payment OF the
proportion decreed to be paid to The cap
tors in lieu Of salvage, and OF such costs
and expences as shall be directed by the
court ; and in default Of such payment
the court shall order aud direct 50 much
of the CARGO TO be sold as shall be snfiici-
ent for the payment Of the salvage y ex-
pences due thereon /; and further, SO much
Of The said cargo as shall be sufficient to
paw the salvage aud expenses doe On the
Ship, if the person or persons t. whom
the cargo shall be restored by decree OF
the court shall consent thereto.
And it is fur Their ordered, that in no
case shall the court proceed 70 order the
ship or goods to be sold or un!iycrcd save
rs aforesaid, unless such sale or unllvery
shall, owing, to special circumstances,
become necessary; in which case the
reasons on which the judge shall proceed
10 make such ordei shall be noted sum-
marily in the minutes Of, court: and the
right hon. the lords commissioners OF the
admiralty, the Judge Of the high court oil
admiralty. aud the Judges OF the. Courts
of vice-admiralty, are to take the neces-
sary measures herein as to them may re-
,pectiyeiy appertaln.
JAMES BUTLER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-20
Public Sale.

DURSUhNr TO decree Of t!s .:
States Circuit Court for tic district
OF Columbia and county Of Alexandria,
made in The case of the Bank IF Alcxap-'
dria az inst Henry S. Earl's admins
tratrix AVID heirs-will be sold on the
premises, on. Saturday the eth inst. at
four O'Clock. r. NJ. LOT Of GROUND
on the North side of Dcke-street and to
tie north Of Columbus street, fronting On
Duke-street % ieet and running back SO
feet to an alley ii feet 4 inches vide,
OF. which IS erected convenient two
story Frame Tenement.-Terms, six
mouths credit, and no deed made until
the pnrchase money is paid.
JAMES LAWRtSON,0 9
JOHN M'COBB, -
PHOEBE EARL.
september 20 DIS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-20

EUST received, tor sale by the sub
eD scribers, a complete assortment OF
STATIONARY ARTICLES,
CONSISTING OF
Superfine folio 4 quarto post, hot press
ed, gilt and plain ; bes' vel'um ard com :
mon toolscap paper drawing, log, IRON
mOnger's, large wrapping 4 biotting do. !;
large quantity Of quilts Of all prices.
Dutch, English ard American very best
iukpowder; Japan & India ink; Cloufs
durable de. Irehoyc's and Humphreys
hut pressed eagle cards /; invitation aid
visiting ditto. plain, gilt and embossed !;
best black lead and camels' hair pencils
and crayons Rec cs's genuine colGrs in
large ard small boxe. and single cakes (;
pen-k.ives Of the very first quality, from
one to eight blades, and desk knives !;
ivory folders; Egyptian, pewter, glass,
plated and pocket inkstauds OF all sor !;
gentlemen's and lades' elegant real Mo-
rocco pocket books, silver mounted,
with and without instruments ladies'
thread cases and work boxes fine ard
common; pocket books OF every descrip.
ion; asses skin tablets sealing wax
aud waters; sand and pOunce boxes, and
INK sand counting house files AID iaces (;
violin strings, &c, man 4 Roman; states
and pencils; India rubber; silver and
plated pencil cases, wafer seals plated
spectacles \; Cutters scales and diylders;
mathematical instruments in cases, and
u great va'ietyyol room hangings.
THEY HAVE ALSO ON HAND,
A good assortment of charts Biunt's
West-lndIa Axis; cOas. pilot and Bow
ditch's navigator, Of the latest edition ;
fire toned German flutes, with books
of instruction for do. and all other liz
struments ; large assortment OF mu-
sic 4 music books; merchants account
books If every description; record ditto
cyphering and copy books coppcrpiate
copies OF very superior kinds ; bibles,
testanents, and common prayer books oil
all sizes aud in all the various kinds of
bindine--al the Greek L Latin schooi
books and classics now in use.
a general assortment ot English and
French School Books, Dictionaries and
Grammars, too numerous for iusertioa-
and great variety Of ChiIlren's Books,
in quantity, with engravings, from the
press OF Samuel Wood and others.
~ Blank Books of every siHd made
to any pattern in the neatest manner and
OF the best materials.
JAMES KENNEDY 4 SON.
! september e stuthtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-20
IS Dollars Reward.

nAN AWAY from the subscri6cr,
IA living 10 Charles County. near
Pcrt-Tobs eco. on the 9th day Of Fehru-
airy last, negro man, b. the name OF
MACE. abGat 81 Yeas o! age, very
crooked abouttbe knees. and SUBJECT 10
sore Sims; be-, very stout, 4 his COM
2le1ion very dark (; when Laughing rs
gums shrw ycry pain and are large and
red Ills c'o'rins,is unknown. Ii is ,e-
~ rrob=bic he is hiking about tie city
oil y as tna ton or Go get"wn. Any p'r-
s.n that viii arprehend said ne.rc a'd
secure HIN IN any Jail so that ] get him
again, shall receive the above rev ail. q.
Twenty-Five Do!Is-s.
JOHN SMhLLWGOD.
Chaiies County, Aug 10 s4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-20
Cancer Farm to Rent.

"HIS Farm lies on Bull Run, in the
county Of Prince William, and is
distant from Alexandra 90 miles, from
Dumtries Is miles, aud contains about
600 acres of arabic land, equal if not su-
perioI in its adoption to the growth OF In.
dian corn and small grain, to any land in
the neighborhood, and is remarkable for
its quickness in the production of native
grass. This Farm has heretofore rented
from 4 to $500, but being somewhasre
duced from its original state OF fertility,
by an injudicious course Of cultivation,
and the enclosures being out at o'drt,
wiIltake mucb less sum, provided can
get tenant who will ADOPT that plan
which is calculated ~ restore it 20 It's 0.
ri.inal state Of fertility.
propose TO rent it to enc who. will
dispense with all division or cross fences
except one for pasture, divide it into 4
shifts. appropriate one Tor permanent
pasture, the other three for cultivation
aud TO exrlsde The grazing Of al kind:
OF stock ffpa. tlat ni9ch is rtseryed soi
cultivation.
Possession cen IL he'd immediately.
CARTER MITCHELL
Richmond CO. Va. August g. Few
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-20
Land for Sale.
september 20

T>HE Subscriber offers for sale, about
u 1000 acres of land in Fairfax coun-
tv. not more than from seven to nine
miles from Alexandria. The property
IS well watered, has suihciency OF
wood, and Gudsins from the condition OF
small and well cultivated farms that adj
ioin it, it is highly susceptible OF IN"
Druvement.-It is at present divided H.
to tenements, Of from one to two hun.
dred acres, each provided with dwell
Ing house. ont houses. a garden aud o..
chard and might, Of course, be laid Oh
into four or five veIy compact farms
TIE principal object ct the subscriber,
beiag the introduction Of 4 good system
of hasbandry into bis neighbouIhood, he
will sell on very moderate terms, give a
long credit on The ,ghoIe anoant Of the
purchase money, and require no other
interest, than what the present rent of
the land pays, being about 8 per cent. on
its estimated value.
EM. VI. FITZhUGii.
Ravehsworth, August 2 dwsH
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-20
Charles Bennett


HTtS irpo ted BY the b'ig Tom, from
Eth London, aud Offers for sale,
Waldron's corn and grass scythes
Best gilt and metal buttons
Best Bridport seine and sewing Irvine
Shoe thread
SuperGne Saxon cloths Y krrsey
Tailors' thread. Fl st quality
Sewing silks and twist wsistcoating
Swausdown, ToiIauette and Marseilles
And by the Boston, capt. Frnlay, expect
cd daily, he will receive,
Bombazettes fannels
White, red, yellow and fine scarlet
. Blankets, 1st quail. and very large sizes
Cloths; ca.scmeres and vestings
Double GlOstcr, Cheshire and pine ap-
pie cheese,
On hand, from former importations,
London cloths and kerseymeres, all
colours ins
Jaconette cambria and cambria mus
Irish and English shirting cottons :.
Irish linens, sheetirgs and long lawns
Cotton and silk hosiery
Black bombazeens
Flapucls, plains and kerseys
Striped and rose blankets
London and common pms threads
5-4, Ga and "a cotton
Shanls, low priced, &c. &c. &c.
september 10 d1wfmw1w Now
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clearinghouse.
MIS- ROBLNSON

MIS-. ROBINSON
~ rs removed to the house lately &C.
III cupcd by Mr.. VIM. Brewer, OF
pnslye to the Farmers Bank Of Maryland,
where aides and gentlemen may be &C
cnmmodated with boarding by the day,
week. month, or ear. Mrs, Robinson
will use every cxcrtion to give satisfac.
ton to those who may favor her with
the patronagr.
Mrs. r. ha, rented the large and COM
mcdious staole in the immediate neigh
brrhood of her boarding house to skill
full and attentive ostler: gentlemen who
nav favor her with their company may
RELY with the most entire confidence up
on having their horses carefully attended
[.
The hause is conveniently situated for
gentlemen who m'y have business wlsh
the com Is ar pubic othces.
Annarolis, sept. 81 stnthlm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-20
Sales OF auctiong
By JOHN LacKs0T & &c.
THIS cay ati0A.M

THIS BAY ati0A.M.
VIII be sold at the auction rcOTi | I;saF
street without reserve,
Supe-ine cloihe, superire cassimercs.
Superhpe bonbaZst'ss, Madras hdkls,
Black silk ..idkfs, Handarno hdkis,
Irish linens, ele-ant linen damask,
Brown holiandr, super cambria dimitiez.
Common do stirling cottons, Gotten balls
Cotton shawls, czstton csmbrics, emertie:
Domestic ginghams, checks and shirtIngs
Chambrays, velvets and cu:ds. taftas
Buckskin and beaver gloves, mammodies
Supeg ckinIz shawls. worsted hosiery
Bundle and pound pins, kid gloves
Buttons, sewing silk tape, threads
Lace shirt buttons super SD cot. checks
Pocket hdkf., cotton suspcnders, ca'icoet
Bedlicking, book muslins, knitting yarn
Irish dowlass, imitation shawls
Stockinetts. blue and white or pes
Supe, fine bite, red and yellow tlanncls.
Cotton casSimeres, etc. etc.
n. B. Tie greater part OF the above
goods are of this years importation. aud
will positively be spld/ for the most
they will bring-and every description OF
goods that is offered FIR sale will posi-
lively be sold. september 20
We have jus. received from New-York
The toAous7,g GOODS,
Which will be added to our sale Oh
Saturday.
Stout A shirting-, fine milIeret
White bed lace, chintz bed lace
Furniture Prints
Elegant London do
Undressed do
Waterloo striped do
Black, blue ard mixed broadc'oths
Benefits patent elastic cassime'es
Elegant ribbons, Carlisle ginehams
Cambria muslins
Djube-ai!ied dab cloths
Pins aud dome tic brown shirtiHgs.
A credit OF 2, 5, and 4 months vii! be
given on approved paper.
september 10