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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-10
ONO AND JAMES RIVERS.

~ vi
At q meeting ofthe standing committee Of Kanais-
ka eounts.tor the promotion Of Internal Inlprore-
laents by opening the james aad GTSat Raaa,v.
ha rivers to the hightst points Of navigation, and
cohnscting the same BY an drtifriai road held in
Bky tOarn of Chdriestos,n. on tFed,esdqy. The Cd
September, ISl7--
A memorial to the Congress of the u. States.
aud a memorial 10 the General Assembly Of
Virginia, drawn conforinably to resolutions pas
eed ~ atneetIng OF the people, held at this place
On the 9th day of July last having beenlaid be
fore this commitfe and then considered, amen
ded and approved.
Resolved, That 400 copies ofeach of the said
memorials be forthwith printed and distrihut.
ed in ttecpuuties bordering on the Great Ka-
nawha and Upper James rivers, by enclosing
copies Of the said memorials to each of the De.
legates, TO the Clerk, to The Sheriffan to the
Surveyor of each Of those counties, and to such
other gentlemen as may probably aid in he
measures proposed.
Resolved. That the gentisment to whom memo.
MORALS are enclosed, be respectfully requested
onse their best endeaYors to obtain siVnatures
10 the same in their respective nc ghborhoo a.
ceuntes, * after obtaining such signatures. to
deposit the memorial TO the General Assembly,
la the iaads of their respective Delegates; and
the nemoFial to CoRgress in the hands Of the
Representatives, ofthe several districts.
ResolceG, That the Chairman and Secretary
of this meeting be charged with the execution
Of the foregoing Resolutions.
PHIL. n. THOMPSON, Chairman.
JOSEPH LOWELL, SeeTetGyg.
To The Senate and H9,se Of Representatives of
United Suites ~ AmeSea, IN Congrep GsseJH-
bird
The Memorial Of the underwritten inIabi.
tants OF the country bordering on the James
River and its branches, the Greenbrier, the
New River, the Kanawhs aud the Ohio, respect
fully represents
Thai yonr m emoriaIists, feeling in common
with every citizen Of these States, the great
importance OF uniting the western and eastern
territories OF this republic by the strongest
ties, al time when almost the whole world is
at rest, and laudable split Of Improvement
appears TO actuate every part Of the conmuni-
ty, beg leave briefly to state TO tie Congress Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-10

EAMESRiVER LAND FOR SALOON Monday III.
~ 2Otn o october next the premises if fair Tfno,
the next ia DAY will be sold to the highest bidder un
J te ~ 81 Thomas Taylor Esquire the
apJoning the town OF Jefferson and containing by ate
survey ABOUT 300 acresabout 40 which is lanes
river 10" grounds and as much prime creek lew
gIeunos. TINS land lies WELL is well waIered and we'll
aoapted 10 the Culture Of small grain and clover The
impioVementsare convenient aud ooinTnodious dr~I
ling house with every convenient aad secessarv ont
house. Win good garden and orchards of excellent fTut
trees of every description. ~ ~
Atthe same time and place, will also be SOLD parcel
OF as lkely and valuable Negroes any in Virginia
both male and female.-Also, oil my Stock Of Catle
Sheep, Plantation Utensils, &C. &C.
Ihe Terms VIII be made as accommodating as posi-
Bile, aud made known on the day Of sale.
SAMUEL II. SAUNDERS
foUnUtdH, oePt. ~. 30.tds
Am authorised by Maj. Samuel II. Saunderst 10 saw
mat the safe The above properly will positively taks
place, and be continued from day day tin the whole =
sold plat ofthe above property may be seen Al ihs
Otfce Of Heron, Sinton Co. THOMAS TAYIOp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-10

New Store.

THE subscribers. under the firm Of JOHN e. HELMS
"A & co. have this day opened, (next door TO VIM j.
Cole x Coz general assortment OF DRY GOODS which
viii be sold at the reduced prices for cash town
acceptances. J. z. HELMS
october T. 44-lm ID. * WIN. KYLE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-10

The brig Texel, captain Thaxter, which ar
rived at Boston from Amsterdam, left ship
Francis, Prior, for Philadelphia, with $50 pas.
senyers; Dutch slip April, and another ship,
both for Philadelphia, with from 1000 to 1900
each, nearly ready.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-10
Ten Dollars NeWara- .

WAS STOLEN from my pasture in the county Of IA.
w mover, on hondsy night, the sth inst a Ray
HORSE, about feet high about 10 years old he has a
small piece out Of one Of hseaTs which happened n he
was colt he trots well, and is a good gie horse
Ten Dollars reward will be paid for the delivery 81
sara horse at my house IN the said comfy near Hanover
IoTn aud twenty dollars for the conviction the thief
Sept 30. ~ !,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-10

NE ANNUAL MEETING Of The Stockholders in the
Roanoke Navigation Co,apany will take place in The
town OF Halifax, ON the 4h Monday In October nexf
day previous thereto. 80 ''A
Halifax, IN. CO. August IL. aitaMo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-10
from The London Traveller Of JpIu ls.l

from the London ITdUStteT OF July IL.
ELooUEscE.-Mr. Ogilvie, the professor of
OratoTy has been for some years occurring
with singular distinction in The United States,
has commenced course ofhis art in this coun-
try, andhas already deliveTedseve Oratious
at the Freemasons' Tavern. That OIL Satur-
day was on Gaming. Tue spirit of his plan is
to miDgle the theory of ElOqutnce with
practical displays of its impression. Those
Orations ATE delivered without notes, and tile
speaker IL thus left in the full OF Iis powers
OF delivery; tue exertion 10 novel and difficult,
but in it must lie the only approach that can
be made to the exhibition of true OratOfy.-
The habits ofthe country in which those able
discourses were originally delivered have Civ
en- them peculiar tinge. In America, moral
discussion has not had time to grow obsolete
In the same degree as in our older community.
The contrasts of morals seem TO be stronger
than with ne, where the closer and more arci-
ent mingliDg men and opinions have power
fully tended to abrdde the more prominent re-
pulsions Of manners good or evil. There is no
ching "a England that furry represent
the Craze sereTty gf religious feeling and personal
cOneEet, tohieh occasionally IN the United States
coHfronts che desperate hangerSoH Of exterior so
efsty. There Is but one country in the world
which, settled by men who encountered the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-10

ME Subscriber will sell at public sale The Real At
tate belonging TO the Heirs OF Tbos Nelson lately
OF iok The estate consists of house and lots i'm tho
tewn OF York, and house and lots in the city of Will
HainsG,lg nantaoni the county Of York, lying on
iolk hiVeI, ABOUT mile aud half below York Town
formerly occupied by Mr.. Moore conaiuinr Inv e.,ima
ZION 500 acres fifty acres of mood land miles below
'ne sad Town. on the road leading from York TO Hamp
Johannesburg, and sixty acres OF wood land miles be-
low the SAID city, on the Martins Hundred Road one
Iho oi the purchase money will be required ON the mrs,
DAY 81 January 1878 (when the purchaser will be put in
oitne pTapery) one third the day OF
Jauary 1879 and the remainder the first day of Ian
uary, 1920. The iasttwo payments TO bear iuteYes c
iasttwo payments. eO' 'Ne
The sale of The property in York and its vicinity ;u
pace on The 18th Ostober in York Town and Of that
IN Williamsburg and its vicinity the goth If the
month IN the city Of william sburg. Proposals for the
private sale Of any ofths property will be received and
attended to- between this time and the day of sale nv
CARTER BERKELEY, Adnja.
O.. = fStrdt0r d Guardian.
oePt. =. 36.tds
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A TEACHER WANTED. AIwish to employ as TtcrLl
eT OF few boys some person well acquainted with
ply. JERNkN PxHSr
Cumberland, Aucust2o m ~
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VEN DOLLARS REwARD.--Ran away from tie SUD.
- scTiber abOuttbe list instant, negro man named
AARON, who was hired to me last Christnas the pro
perry Of Mr.. Henry Carter in Amherst county, Va a
stout well made fellow about ~ years s olersbl
black about feet inches high. aud double or erootea
teeth 0efsre on examining his back II will be found We
~ much Scared on account Of whipping. lie had on
when De went away, snufcooufed broad cloth coat
dzrk colOured panalOons, Other good clothing n -
supposed he Is in Richmond, OF on the River n as
eefiained that he has procured free pass in or abous
Lyachbmg. SAINT. McCRORY.
hockbTinse, sept .. 9SIf
"A MEETING Of the Visitors OF William & Mary Col,
iege rs requested At their Cony0cation Chamber on
we 20ih DAY October next for the purpose Of appoint
inga Professor Of bymstfy and Natural phiiosopIy
much earlier day would have been fixed on but many 81
the visitors are absent, and there is reasonable
ground to expect that Board could be formed sooner
than the time appointed The interests Of the Insttu.
ton require thattbe Members should be punctpa IN their
attendance IN the meantime any oonniuuss tion thar
may be made shall be promptly attended 10.
JAMES SBmPLE, Rector.
Williamsburg, Sept. Q. s6HS0
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( NoLoGNE hiLLST0NES.-The subscribers have
~ just received supply OF Cologne mn yfones which
VIII be sold low for cash. JOHNSON 4 WATKINS.
Sept. o. aatf
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sc was discovered hnsar the khthsnse on Thaichers
Island tie was fhe beach, making his way the
when discovered BY two boys Who called their father
and they all succeeded 10 khl,ng him among the rocks
and weed. The last time the Adult Serpent
near this tits conjectuied, she deposited her
spawn IN the sand beach this has been batch
ed. aud was seeking the when discovered and kill
ed.
Mr.. BEACH arrived In towniast evening with the Infant
Serpent.
We learn from Gloucester that the persons who killed
the younger serpent were Messrs. CoLBEY and Nok-
WOOD.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-21
nP NEW GOODS. !.
= - = - =
f.. STEVENS,

r.. - H. v ElSS,
{ las jut received and now opening for ,fale,
1 bale of Carpstipg Scotch and Italian Pa'ds
figured Rattne,s--twilid Bombazetts-B omba
fms W.bores-bue shallcon--6 6ae white aud
yellow Flannel-4 white. red, green and yellow
ditto fab enable cooured Canton Crapes-hiack
ditto Luhrings of vari0u. coiours-hlack. white,
pick and blue Italian Grapes gTeen Cyprus
black and wh,te Lace--thfead aud cotton Laces and
Foo'ings-- Ribrons--pain and figured Mullins
linen and cotton Cambrics- heam loom Shrtings
Table Linen-Ca!coes--C onperp ates-- Cing-
hams--Loudou Prius--8 Csfimere shaws-m
ita,ion and common Shawls-- fix Shawls & Hand
kerchiefs cotton and linen Cambrics--cotton and
linen cambria Pocket Handkerchiefs-Ba ndanna
ditto-factory Checks-Ruysia and Englifh Dia
pers- coloured Cambrics = Wadding Long Lawns
cambria and common Dimoties black India and
Florence Lultrings--b'ack twi''ed ditto ladies
silk aad cotton Hcle-black white and slate wors-
ted Hofe gentlemen and ladies silk beaver kid
cotton and worried Gsoves-lined ditto -chidrea 3
beaver dit,o-shiidfen scarlet worried Socks.
Shoes and Bcoss--Ch,nes-- 6faias and silk But
tons--carpet Bindings Scf,fs Plus, Needler---
ivory and fhell Conbs- pearl Beads Purie,--
A,or and hearth Bfnihes, SC &c.
Oct. 4. ew.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-21
THE ENpERoR,s ANSWER.

SIa,-Tour letter in behalf of the Massachusetts
Peace Society, with the books accompa nying it,
were received. The object which this Philanthro-
pic Ips,itntion has in view, the dissemination of
the principles Of peace and amity among men,
meets with my cordial appreciation. My endeav-
ours to promote neace and good viii among the
nations already known and the power and in
aiencs which Alni 5hty God has committed to me,
shalt ever be employed trust in striving to secure
to the nations the blessings Of that peace which
they now enjoy.
Considering the object of your society. the pro-
motion Of peace among mankind, as one so eminent
~ congenia to the spirit of the gospel of Jesus
Christ have judged it proper TO express these my
sentiments respecting your labours. in answer to
your communication TO me on this subject.
ALEXANDER.
To Rev. Moan WoRcEsTER, Sec. BASS. p. Soc.
81. Petersburg, JRlg /, 1917.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-21
IP Mem Goods !! /!
JOSEPH JOHNSON,
LyAs JUN received from the latea imr ortations
a 1 large afoF 1seot of GOODS,

4 = large aflos 1seot of GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARR
Bombazetts; Wilbsres; fix, cotton and worried
Hofery; C1r:ile Cinghzms dark undrelsed
Cambria Prints; common Casicoes Furniture
Piaies Steam Loom Shsetngs; and Cam
brio; Cambria Muffin co!orcd Camorcs: corded
and tripe Camoric; plain aud fancy Muffin; Lin
cas-, Long Lawn linen camhric Handkerchief !;
Lace VeIs; Cd Dsmsfk Table c hs pr,sted,
imitation, Gik and msrino shaw.s black and fancy
ok handkerchief; cotton Bandsnnas; Flag mad
ras * Cambria Handkerchiefs; cambria furniture
and common Dmoties black & coored Lufrings,
Italian and Canton Grapes white Jean , Swan
down, so!net and black fix veaing,; Gotten.
beaver, kid and fiik C'oves; fix Umbrellas !;
Ribbands elk Lace; thread and pearl Shirt rus
tone; Braces; Pocket Books; India Cotton and
Check; Factory Shee,ing, Shifting and Ginghams !;
Pel,de Cloths; Coatings: anels y Baizss; Broad
cloth Csflimere, &c. &c.
eept. 50 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-21
Brighton, (near Boston, Apr'l 9. 1877

Brighton, (near Boston, April9. 1917
S1R.--Ibe friendly disposition which you have
msatcsted in f.vour Of the Christian religion
and ,be peace of the world, has encouraged this
address. The very week in which the Holy
League Of the three sovereigns was officially sn-
neunced "a Russia, society was formed in Bos-
ton by The name of the Massachusetts, Peace Soci-
ETY., the object Of which is 10 dlsseminse the
very principles avowed in that wonderful allie
ance, and 10 do whatever may lawfully be done
10 prevent the recurrence of war, and TO pro-
mote peace on earth and good will am rg men,
tske the liberty to present copy OF all the
publications which have been circulated by the
society. From these you may obtsin informa.
ton OF the state of The society. the number OF
its members ct he close Of he first year, and its
prospects,. The frat Annual Report, and the lisr
of officers and members, contsined in the
seventh number of he Friend Of Pesce Many
members have SINCE been edded--a new society
has since been formed IN the 5 ate OF New York.
Al least four p ace Societies have been cry. ni-
zed the Uni'ed states others are abou form
ing. Besides these, we have in our country
nealy one thousand coagreg tons of Friends or
On kers which we regard so many Peace
Societies by,nrofe ssion md practice.
The psa HE'S your Majesty viii be pleased
70 accept. - token Of the neFation ard es-
TEEN IL which your character is held BY the
friends Of peace in this country.
II behalf of the Massachusetts, Pace Societys
NOAH WORcEsTER, Car. Sec.
His M. ALEXANDRA Emp Of al TIE Russiass
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-21
ORIGINAL MISCELLANY
ANCIENT TESTIMONIES
concerning Jesus Of .Nazarets, &c.-N0. Y.
FROM THE CAVE.
CASTODORUS.

He was born in Italy A. D. 48l, and was
Governor of Sicily. He represents Josephus'
character and writings in the following terms.
g Now Josephus the son Of Matthias, man
Of great nobility among the Jews, and 81
great dignity among the Romans, shal! be a
witness to the truth OF Chrisfs history !, for
he dares not call him man, as doer Of ia
nous works, and teacher Of true doctrines.
He names bin Christ openly, and is not ig-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-21
FAME,

Say what is fame "a brilliant empty fhsde
Like vapours painted by the breath of morn,
Which chill the mountains brow, Tin clouds array o.
And aarves the head their glits ring robes adorn
All what avails he nowly moving bearie.
The fhriue that eucgy is wont 10 raiie,
The fplendid tomb, deek'd with funefeai verfe,
The thou, OF m lIions or the peal of praiie
o what is fame, enrol'd ia glory's page,
Pursued with vgour, and with ardour fought
For which ia ever cline and every age,
The poet labour'd and the hero fought.
lis Oft bubble that through aIher iies--
That fporss while evaporates aud dies
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-21
Peace ! Universal Peace.

Correspondence 5efsueen s. Massachusetts, Peace So
eiety and The Emperor Of RHssiaana I'tnee Cal-
HtSfr.
FROM THE CORRESPONDING SEcREs
TARY. TO THE EMPEROR.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-21

In Newfcld. 18th ut. Mrs. Sarah. wife of Thom~
Smith if. in the shrtieth year of her age, leaving
an afectinnate husband and four small children
20 lament their loss which is great and greatly felt
By al surviving friends being highly esteemed and
respected hy those that were most intimately ac-t
|gnantei with her--her attachment to virtue with
strict attention to her own hmily and domestic
concerns in providing for and necessity, kept
her in that narrow circle which becomes her sex.
Her children felt the benefit Of maternal affection
whist she honoured her husband with that conde-
scrnsion which exemplifes the character Of the.
mother OF Israel-shewing that meakness Of temper
and spirit which is Ia the sigh Of God Of great
price, and living in peace anil happiness with ali
till il pleased God tn send an e,ubasssd-0f 10 escort
her TO \ better world She had been declining for
some time and was confined To Der bed aAaut six
weeks. patiently receiving III evil a. well as the
good ut the hand of Gcd--and having that love
which css1efh ont fear, calmly RESIGNED her If.
leaving 70 he world an evaenee ~ her hene
: Isssssd az f5s dspd Hlg DC ~ &as IeydiS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-21

BrufaiHg.-We have the authority ofthe Moni-
tor, paper printed in Frallin county, Tennessee
for stating, man sold has acife in that county a
week two ago for 325 doiars. IL there to be
no discrimination between virtue and vice, in our
imitation Of foreign customs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-21
6tsTrER or PRINCE GaLLITgIM

S1s--i received your letter Of the 9th April,
with the Numbers of the Friend Of Peace accom-
pauying it, by the hands of Mr.. Parsons; for
which / return you my hearty thanks. The OBJ
ject which your Society has in view, Is of great
Importance TO the well being and happiness Of the
human race. Indeed it seems to ne to be almost
the same that of Bible Societies; for it is only
in proportion the divine and peaceable principles
Of the Gospel Of Jesus Christ prevail in the hearts
of men, that lasting and universal peace can be
expected A blessed period is promised in the
word of God when men shall learn the art Of war
no more. This period understand TO be the same
IS that IN which il is prophesed that all men shall
Know the Lord, even from the least unto The grea-
test, and that the earth shall be full of the know
edge Of the Lord. These latter promises seem to
nc daily fulfilling in every quarter OF the world, by
the exertfon of Bible and other Christian Societies.
TO disseminate among men the saving and pacific
principles Of Jesus Christ. They are preparing the
way for your Society's gaining It's oblect-peace--
universal peace---w&1 men shall learn the art Of
var no more. Most earnestly praying for every
blessing TO accompany your labonr, in promoting
pence and good will among men, shalt reckon il
a peculiar honour to be among the members of such
= humane Society. remain Sir, your most ob't.
servant, PRINCE ALEX. GALIITZIN.
To Rev. Moan WORCESTER Sec. Of Ness. p. Soc
SI Petersburg, JuLg A. 1917.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-21
LETTER TO PRINCE GALL1TzTN.
BRIGHTON. near Bosion. ApriI9. f3

&c., brighton. near Boston, Aprat9, 1917.
SIR--Yonr name is known and revered in Amer4
lea as the President of the Russian Bible Society.
The confidence which your excellent official let
tefs have inspired, induces me to send for your PEI
rusai all the publications which have been circula
ted by the Massachusetts Peace Society. Similar
copies will accompany these for your worthy En-
pcrnr. The noble ground which he has taken in
The Holy League, has greatly encouraged the hearts
of the friends fpeace in this country As the
pamphlets will give yon information Of the pros
Poets OF The peace society, shall only express
he bore which is entes aimed, that your name will
he enrolled among he avowed friends of peace,
and there shine with as great ustre as il has done
among the Presidents of National Bible Societies
NOAH WORCESTER, Cor. Sec. NJ. p. s.
HIS Ercel Prince ALExASDER GALLIfzIE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-21

norant that he was condemned TO the Cross,
and appeared on the third day alive and
that an Infinite number of other wonderful
things were foretold OF him by the holy pro-
phets. Moreover he testihes also that, there
were then many alive, who'd he had chosen,
both Greeks and Jews, and that they con-
tinued TO love him, and that the sect that was
named from him was by no means extinct at
that time
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-21
JOHANNES MALELA.
aboast a. p. $50.

From that time began the destruction Of
the Jews as Josephus, the philosopher Of the
Hebrews, hath written who also said this
. hat from the time The JEWS cracised Christ,
who was good and righteous man, (that IS,
ifit be proper 10 call ssleh an ons man, and
not ! God, the land OF Jusiea was never free
from II. uble." These things the same Jose
plus The Jew hath related il his writings.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-21
ANASTAsIaS ABBAS,

He scrofe about A. ID. 740.
Now Josephus a Jewish author, says Of
Christ, that he was just and good man,
shewn and declared so to be by divine grace,
who gave aid to many by signs and miracles.
FRECULPLS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-21
EIAYIMs.

II
He who is pulled up with the first gale off pros.
perity, will bend beneath the first blast Of adver
siiy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-25

THAT valuable Fishing stand on Bailey's Isl
and, in the town Of Harpsweii, VITA the Farm
ado ming also be wharPs, Stores, Fish hous-
es, Shesd Cisierns for curing FISH, dwelling
House &c.
Il will be L.; for two hundred dollars for
one year, OF sold for three Thousand Dollars and
possession given the first day OF April next.
dlso. For sale handsome situation IN Bruins
wick llsge, consisting of convenient dwell
ling-house. shop, wash-house wood and BAL
house, shead Chase house, Barn sc. an excel
len garden with good pump and water m the
same. Another pump with good water in the
wash house. Possession given Immediately.
Inquire of JOHN ROWE. at Brunswick.
Brunswick. March All 1877.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-25
MORE NEW GOODS.
Joseph HARROD,

cs,,s, n ExtBa.gs u hfiadis- e'aff''
rs now opening for fas an eH'enilVe AA0''"'eA'
OF
Wooden, Cotton, anil Six GoodS'
which will be fold very cheap for Cam oH'Y-
conliliins in part Of u,,nA
BLACK blue brown and bronze Wen q L1s
BROADCLOTHS 81.
Back, blue, brown, olive and mix'd Broad C'O'h''
very cheap
Common and low priced ditto
super6ne ard common CASSlMkREs
CoatiDrs-ToiIinette AID Swanidown Veh'nBs
FIznneIs and Baixes--Swznikius- Bookings
plane and twiId Bombzxstts. al colours
Scotch aud Tartan Plaids-fsnred kAts'nsus
Eankin and Canton Grapes
Back, white ADD pink itaiian Grape
Elegant green asd blue Table Cloths
Imitation, csfTimere, nix and chinsz Shz"a
4 4 and , Colerain Lnens-Brown hohshos
Calicoes--e Ginghams. very cheap
Linen and cotton Czmbrics-pelihe rlannss
Oueens Collaboration Draws
Black. white, lite and lead Worried Hor
Blaek and olive Velvets--blzek and coiorsd 'eiSe'
Bindings
Ribbons an decentralization
Gentemens worried and lambs wool f1cie
White black and eoloured Levantnes
Florence Silks, all eolourss
Beaver and fik Gioves-Linea Beaver Gloves
Bu,tons-fewing Silk-Cotton Bais Uc. &C.
Dec IS