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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-14
Notice.

TSHE partnership hitherto existing be-
tween the subscribers, ubder the
frm of JNO, JACKSON 4 Co is by ex-
piration and mutual consent this day dis
solved, Those having claims will please
present them to Jnc. jackson for settle.
ment, to whom those indebted will please
make payment, he being hereb, fully au
thorised to settle the affairs OF the late
finn. JNO. JACKSON,
ENOCH W. STAFFORD.
October s5-27
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-14
Sicily MADEIRA Wine.
Piano Fortes, &c.

Piano Fortes, sc.
J9.HES K.E.N:N'EDF u son,
HAVE LATELY RECEIVED
A n assortment of fine toned Piano
N Fortes, both plain & ornameutei ]
l case of Violins, assorted, from No.
I to Is
Violin Bows, Bridges, & refined rozin
A quantity Of Roman and German Vio-
lin Strings, particularly selected
German Flutes Of every size and qua
lity, IRON one to six keys
Flageolets and Flies
Clalinett Reeds
Book, Of instruction & Progressive Les
sons, for the above Instruments.
October 25 dti
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-14
Notice.

VoHN JACKSON having taken into
81 copa tnership GEORGE a. BfsBY. Of
New-York, the Auction ard Commission
Bu,iness viii be continued underthe hrri
Of mo. JACKSON Il Co and they suli-
cit continuation Of the patronage Of their
friends aad the public.
JN0. JACKSON,
Catcher o. e, A. BIDbY.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-14
Wanted to Purchase, or take
to Winter.

"ORSEs, Mules, or Cattle, by the
H drove or single one.
ALSO To SELL,
A family Of SLAVES, consisting of a
nan, hi5 wife aud four children, three
Of them girl, and one boy; their ages
from IL to 90 years, the man and woman
between so and 4O-al of them healthy
anu Stuut.-Enquire OF tho Printer.
October IA dGm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-14
Boarding

HERS. MARS TELLER. residing at
I'VE the corner of Prince and WASH
iDgton streets, bess leave 70 intern tie
public, that she proposes to take few
young persons. either Boys or Girls, 10
board during the winter. Oct7.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-14
Gun and Pistol Max ing.

K iNSEY GRIFFITH informs the
EN- public THAI he sti'l c6ntintes %
carry on the above Business at The o d
stand. lower end Of Kirgsrieet, A!exan-
dria, where a'lorders in his line will be
executed with neataess ard despatc -
He has,now on hand q general and hard.
some assortment Of bnd gnns, lock &c,
-Also, two elegant docb!c barrel gu se
Oct. s us Stf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-14

Lindsay & Hill,
HAVE just received and offer for
HI sale,
s pipes first quality Holland gin
1. bale ticklenburgs, lst quail. con-
aiming 40 ellis.
IL hogSheads molasses.
200 boxes mould aud dipt candles.
s ticrces and 9 barrels coffee. T.
5 chests imperial and young hyson
teas, last Importation. =
$500 bushels LiverPoo! coarse salt.
45OO I" Tarks-Island ditto.
IL hhds St. Croix 4 Antigua rum.
; (" aud 10 barrels sugar.
&c boxes tumb!ers.
October "a
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-14
Thomas II Rowland

Thomas II Rowland
:" AS FOR SALE,
ILL Liverpool coarse and fine salt
Swedish bar iron, Russia hemp
New-O. leans yarns
spermaceti and talIow candles
Spanish hides ..,
Spermaceti, whale & tanners Gil
Mackerei, and large quantity az
Welsh slate of a superior quality.
October Is dSImwftf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-14
mo 5C72.
Prime SuoarS.

Prime Sugars
IT ANDING, this day, from on board
"a the british schr Fame, Capt. Witt
Eey, from Barbados,
8 ) barrels Muse. SUGARS
superior quality to any which has been
offered in ma!k et--lur sale by
FRANCIS ADAMS.
November 10 sa,s.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-14
For NeW-YOrk,

EES The good brig VENUS,
fSscaptaia Saunders, having the
: MIST Of her cargo engaged,
r will sail in three days, and
can take three hundred barrels freight on
application to
Nov. IL JOHN g. LAOD & co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-14
Fall Goods.

Joseph JANNEY, has impored in
% the ship Boston, Capt. Finley, from
England, about an hundred packages,
containing general assortment 1t
WO0LLES e COTTON GOODS,
which are offered for sale by the package
or piece, and are very low.
september e6 DIFF
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-14
For Freight,

For Freight,
RS The superior brig ABEO-
SCG1EsFSSANA, \. Lewis, master; car
Ss;a!;;.5 .zsiss ries about 1900 barrels, is
10000 Grst rate vessel, IN complete
order, ca b.. ready TO receive cargo ia
four day,, aud will take freight to the
south Of Europe on very moderate terms.
Apply 10
LAwRtSnN y FOWLE.
VIA have ior sale, sand briggs cargo o.
go ton Plaster Paris.
ALSO,
Landing from Schooner Hazard, Capt.
ilattel, and foe sale, -.
4 oaIes containing 80 pieces white
Russia sheetings.
81 bolts Gr<t quality Russia duck.
10 or. casks Sicily Madeira VINE Of
a superin" quality.
For Newburyport,
re- The SHIP NEwDr2yroRT,
NtslTsS Captain Folansboe; will sail
Ss2ssss::E in lous days. aGd take few
sxE-ksS Hundred barrels freight on
moderate term. Apply - ABOVE,
November |
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-14
ENGLISH AND GERMAN
ALMaNACS, for 1918,

Just published aud for sale by the gross,
dozen or sipsle one,
BIZ JOHN A. STEWART,
Who has on hand,
a large stock OF writiagand letter paper,
pasteboards, states, blank books, quilts,
sealing wax, waters, playing cards, and
paper for rooms.
ALSO,
Family and common bibles and tesla
ments, prayer books, psalm and hymn
books, with iaany other established reli-
gioys works oil merit. A gelei al assort-
meut OF
School Books,
Among which are, the Greek and Latin
Classics, Dilworth's, Webster's, MAYORS,
Comley's, Murray's, Columbian and Phi
ladelphia spelling books, Murray, Web
STEERS, Ashes and Comley's grammars,
Murray's Primer, Introduction, Reader,
Exercises and Key, Am. Class Book,
Biair's Reading Exercises, New Intro
d.ction to Rea1lng, New York Reader,
No. l, Q and 5, SEQ It's Lessons, En-
fields Speaker, Gotdsmith's England,
Rome and Greece, Webs:er's Selection,
American Speaker, Dodsley's and Crox
ais Fables, Blair's Grammar OF themls-
try. O'Neal's and Willet's Geography,
Dilworth'S, Tutors, jesse's L J.udon's
Arithmetic, Johnsou's, sheridan's, and
NJ, ,t.r,. D;ction,ry, Aliases and Mans.
etc etc. together with a latge stock Q!
Law. History and Miscellany:
Wholesale purchasers allowed hbc-
raj ;lisccups Angus! 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-14

l67 bUxes India China, consisting OF
dining sets, tea sets, cups anu saacers,
pint bowls, dining and desert plates, Hat
| and deep
! 6pipes, 10 half pipes and 20 quar-
ter casks very sup. London Particular
Madeira Wiae, from Gordon, Duff, In.
gl.s & Co. tg
German steel, very sup. quality, cop
per pots and tea-kettles, soap, candles,
aud nails--for sale on reasonable terms.
CATLErr e IRWIN.
October IL.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-14

FOR Sale, Freight, or Charter,
ass The substantial! fat sailing
81 .4ssehris VIRGINIA, burthen
800 barrels. Far terms ap-
~ ply 10 n. HEENE.
Ocs.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-14
Jonathan C.. May,
.uERCHaHT TAYLOR,

Nv EspEcTrULLY Informs his friends
kN, aid the public, that he has just re-
ceiyed, and now on hand. 4 large and
very general assortment of the most ia.
shiohable cloths, cassimeres, cords, vel
vets, fancy vestings, flushings, cOatings,
G...ble milled drabs and plaids.-Gentle-
men can be supplied at all times with
coats, great Goals, surtouts, cloaks, PAN
falcons, vests, etc. Of the best quality,
newest fashion, and made in the best
manner-Also, mourning furnished at the
shortest notice.-On hand, very great
variety OF ready made clothing Of every
description, which he is determined to
dispose of on as reasonable terms as any
of equal quality can be obtained in the
district--He solicits a share of patro-
mage. ~
JO.,.aTH.a.N C. JNaY, 49,.
Has also opened NEW SHOP, in
the above line, on King street. lin the
house lately occupied as the Da,nestic
Warehouse) under the care OF an experi-
enced foreman, who will use his best en-
deayors to please. His assortment is We.
ry general in every article in the above
line of business. Customers, leavi z their
measu es at either shop; may depeId on
having their orders executed in the nest
fashionable style, and at very short nv
tice. fie requests those who may wish
to purchase, to call at either shop and
view his assortment, having no doubt Of
giving them bargains that will please.
q. Der Is din
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-14
For Rent,

For Rent,
find Immediate possession girsu,
YENfIE Brick dwelling Huuse on King
4 street, near the Diagonal Pump, ~ Il
adjnining the Warehouse Of Mr.. English.
Also, the Store House adj Joining my dwell
ling. For terms, apply to
..... n. KEENF,
WHO HAS IN STORE,
so bales German linens
10 boxes hul!ow glass
90 crates queens ware
Is casks sherry wine, very old, and
1000 bushels Cudiz salt. Nov. |
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-14
I, p Madeira.

A FEW casks Mess. Murdock, Youile
N Wardrop 4 Co.'S Londcn Particu-
lar Madeira, Of Gae quality. for sale by
Jan 81 w. HODGS0N.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-14
Notice.

Notice.
ENiE Subscriber having taken into
z partnership Mr.. Thomas Irwin, Jr.
'he bus ness in future will be conducted
under the firm, Of CArLETTg IRWIN.
All those having claims against He, are
requested TO present them and receive
their money; and all those indeb ed. are
respectfully solicited to make payment
with as little delay as possible.
CHARLES |. CArLETr.
For Sale,
l57 bales and boxes burlaps, ticklen
burgs, oznaburgs hessians, creas, pla'i|-
las, estopillas, br!t.anies, choiens and
dowlas ... .
200 boxes consisting Of hall pint, put,
quart tumblcrs and decante1s
90 boxes elegant cut glass containing
cordial glasses, wines, tumh!ers, pitch
ers, plates and dishes
900 boxes window glass, s BY 10 and
and 10 BY l2
80 chests hysOn and imperiall s.:
1000 pieces short yellow nam :
keens =
1000 do. lorg yellow do. 2 3
l67 buxes India China, consisting OF
dining sets, tea sets, cups anu saHCers,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-14
Cheap Cash Store.

Cheap Cash Store.
TSHE subscnb r has Just opened and
Il offers for sale, at the corner of King
and Fairfax-streets, and next door to
Messrs. John Withers & Gu. large as
sortment of r, .
Ssasonabls DRY Goods,
which were principally bought at auction
for CASH, and will be sod at the low
est prices. SAMUEL MARX.
October 20 .7Y 4w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-24
Brief Calculations.

III il be admitted that the quantity Of ardent sPir.
its consumed annually in The United States, cost
fostv-iive Millions AN estimate probably loo
smaT and that the population Of the states De nine
millions, this sum would average live dollars 10
every individual in the Union. La ten years, al
loving the expeice 10 continue the same, IL would
amount To lJO0J0 600 dollars and in 100 years Il
would be Increased 10 ,J0y. 600 600 dollars sim
equal 10 the whole valuation ut the several states in
eighteen handrea and ten.
But to bring the subject nearer houe--the item
of expence for the above article, IN town Contain
ing 100 inhabitants would be 500 dollars; a.
bout ube The amount OF ordinary taxes Of all des-
criptions, which isnow considered heavy burden.
s.r IL other words. We cheerfnliy pay Twice a.
much for the purchase of spirits, As We do Tor the
education Of youth, support Of the poor, and other
town expences
II is not. however. granted that the people in all
parts Of the country are equally addicted 10 lnlri
perance. We believe this wee does not prevail TO
the same extent in New England o. il does in the
western aud southern states Still Il i evil Of
Tie fsrst magnitude from. Iaiae e Georgia. Aud
II would seriously euqasre i nothing cen be done
to cheek lis presress 2 Ry splssled exsr.ions,
many families mighk Dc rscaseFe8 Ixoa. approach
ing ruiu-- and muss1uscsof sEasis isuas mi5lsI be
sna, ched from plunging ia tie fatal gulph end be
restored 70 their friends their rrsions, and to tue
uaI..c II cannot be expected that . few scattered
individuals nor small ard distant societies viii
wall rnneh In eEccsiDg reformation. Intsnpeg-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-24
THE SEASON.

The papers, oflatc, have sbounded with speculx-
tions, giving contradictory representations 81 The
prospects OF approaching harvesss. some OF the
writers probably have made false statements infn
enced by mosyes Of seIfinteres; Others have dono
the same merely from love Of exsggeration We
must Discriminate for ourselves; and rely upsn
such accounsss Is ppear most probable. The truth
will be found, perhaps, in medium Of the two ex-
tremes.
The season, in this part ofthe country il moi e
rough advanced for anticipating whas viii DC tho
ultimate reward Of the farmer for his labour Gt2ln
Of the several kinds. looks hoaTishing. We lear
crops a hay will prove 10 be light. srn aud POI
tatoes yet IN their embryo. The months Of
August and September generally decide both the
quantity and quality oil corn.
Many persons entertain approximations that the
present year will prove lsss disastrous - the
pectation of the husbandman, than the preceding
year did. But we cannot help cherishing The hope
that, under divine provide nee, sufIciency for
man and beast may be raised. True The COM
niencenent Of the has been nsnsr icisns but
The late rains and the gradual increase Of warmth
have materially shanged its aspect. Vegetation
has not suffered by repetition OF the cold north
wids aud severe kosts which retarded It's progress
last year.
We ought constantly TO bear in mind that our
own efforts in whatever we undertake will prove
fsutless unless God grants Us success. He can
make The earth TO yield her increase; he can make
il hairen. TO him let Us lock for assistance
4 FARMER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-24
II testimony against WaT-No. g..

Sdly. The sentiment advanced may be supported
by the feelings OF the chiidrenof God In the exer
else of grace. Does it appear that David would
have smitten bis enemies IS hen he says But as
for me- when they were sick, my clothing was sack
cloth humbled my soul with tasting and my
prayer returned into mine own bosom.n Did not
our blessed Lord teach by his example as Well as
by precspt the proprlety OF peaceful temper3
When he was reviled, he reviled not again; when
he suffered he threatened not; lie was led as =
lamb TO the slaughter. and as sheep before her
shearers is dumb, so he opened not his mouth. Re-
ligion produces benevolent and peaceful spirit !;
and appeal to the experience ofthe children of
God, whether, when the graces of the spirit are in
most lively exercise there is the least Of spirit OF
anger or revenge? and whether worldly spirit
does not rather generate such hateful passions yea
am persuaded that where the spirit Of the gospel
is received, where the heart is really broken for
sin, the rancor and bitterness which is necessary
Cor fighting can never find place. am persuad :
ed that the language of such sou! is like that OF
The Psalmist. :. o that bad wings like doye,fos
then would fly away and be at rest.' Or like
the poet.
" o for lodge in some vast wilderness,
Some boandIess contiguity of shade,
Where runor OF oppression and deceit,
Of unsuccessful or successful war
Might rever reach me more My ear is pain'd,
Nv soul is sick, with every days report
or Wrong and outrage wish which earth is f;'d.n
CoWPER.
ITO be continued
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-24
ORIGINAL MISCELLANY
ancient Biographical Sketches.
No. 8.

4ssthony the Monk +" We are not to form an
idea OF antlsnt monks from modern ones Itwas a
mistaken thing III holy OF old, 10 retire alto
gether from she world. But there il every reason
to believe The mistake originated in piety" Mir
ner) Anthony was born ia the year Isl. he
very rich, but according to our sayiour's rule
he literally sold all and gave 10 The poor. He then
retired 10 tue desert, and passed tns remainder Vt
his days excepting that in The time OF the Diocie-
sian persecution in the beg inning OF the 4th centu
~, he came 70 Alexandria To strengthen the chris
tlall sufferers. lie died in $50 al the advanced age
Of 1o5. Has will, delivered 10 his two attendants
whendyin is remarkable, a. il shews his poverty
Z. Give Of uy sLeepskins 10 the Bishop -Athan-
asias, together with the garment which received
OF hin when new, and nov returli 90 hial when old
ADd,giv tue other shrepskin 70 ,erapion sbe Bssa
op. The sackcloih keep yourselves (hliner)
ambrose He was born in France A. d. 3S3..
Ills father was lieutenant Constantine the Great
After his DEATH he returned 10 Rome where he re-
ceiycd his education, aud was sent 20 reside at Mi
Ian, as an advocate or Judge. In STA lie was elect
cd Bishop OF Milan. He died at Milan A ID. 597,
admired and regretted by the whole Christian
world.
Martin. He was born at Ticonum, in Italy,
and in his youth served in the army under Constan-
titus and Julian Al - he had a. desire for
monastic lie. AT 10 ne was baptized, and two
years after he left the army. He was taken pris-
oner by the robbers, among the Alps, and Was in
strumentai in converting OF them. Att
this be went into monastery ,andiwas with Difficult
~ persuaded to leave il to become Bishop OF ours
1he time Of bis death is not precisely dated.
ULfius. He has been called the apostle Of the
Goths. He lived in the ksh century, aud was de-
secluded from some OF the Bishops who were car
red away captive. He translated the Scriptures
into the Teutonc language. His version Of the
four Gospels is still extant.
Gregory Nyssea. He was bishop of Nyssa
city OF Cappadoca, and brotheI to the famous Isa-
sill. He was married and lived in society. Under
Aliens he was expelled from his church. but res
tored in S73. He died towards The slose Of the
century.
Ephraim the Syrian He was born at Nstbns
in Mesopotamia, of christian parents, sometime in
the Ash century He was never farther advanced
in the. church than the Office Of deacon. He was
a man OF great humanity and som. taing Of wri-
ter.
abraham. a monk lived about the time of E
phraim. For fifty years he kept in his cell, but
was afterwards persuaded to leave it, and was in-
strumental Ia Converting some heathen.
lie be Csntlnued.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-24
Juss recsived and for Sale By
ISAIAH THOMAS, JR.

A II the PORTLAND BOOKSTORE, Md
n Gtc-StYcet, near tue PORTLAND BANK
Trial of Levi and Laban Kenniston
Adams Narrative, who was wrecked on the coast
of Africa
Irish Melodies Boyer's Surgery, 2vols.
Childe Haro'd's Pilgrimage
Hobhouse's Letters
Bertram, play; Mackenzie's Voyages
Bunyan's Holy War, new edition
Buffers Analogy; Columbian Orator;
Child's Companion Geographical Catechsm !;
Clerks Magazine
Saunders Reports 8 vols Probate Directory
Stevenson on Average Wallace on Globes
Sancho by Cunningham Pastors Fire Side
Tales of my Landlord Divine Emblems
Poetic Mirror: Scott's Works, 6 vols. complete
Poems by Hannah More !; Parents Assistant
Colonial Policy; Warden's Letters
Gensrvou, 2 vols; Life of West with portrait
Manuscript from St Helena Uncle Sam
Colemanss Excentricities Lectures on History
Chalmers Dscourses on the Christian Revelation
Geraldine, vols; Robinson Crusoe
Medical Repository, Is vols vo.i Spiritual
Quixotte
Josephus 8 vols; Whitheld's Sermons
Stewards Dissertation on Mind, first part
Adams Latin Grammer
Answorth's Dictionary; Stoughton's Virgil
Cummings' Geography and AtIass, new edition
do ADceat Atlas; Livii
do questions Of New Testament
Morse's Geography
Beiknap's HYMNS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-24
Spring & Summer Goods,
ARE Now OPENING FOR SALE BY
JOSEPH HARROD,

AMONG WHICH ARR
snperGns black. blue, brown and mird BROAD
CLOTHS
do. do. DO. common low priced do
Black blue. drah and mix CAeSIMERES
Light and dark Cambria Prints
Mourning 0,sghans-diiio calieoes
90 snd 4 Ginghanns-6 and - cambrics
Black and coloured Camhrics- Furniture Patch
Yellow and white Fiarnels
Marfeilles Princes Cord and Toenest veaiDg
India Book Mu0in--L,nen Cambrics
Jacopss. null null loom feeded. Leno and plain
figured Book Mullins
Black lace Wells anu Shades
IA and 4 elk Shawls-- Imitation shawls
7-s and 4 Irifh Linens-Lopg Lawn
Blue and buff Nsnkins
Flag RomAIi, Bandanna. plaid and black elk Hkfs.
EDRlifh elk Cloves--black, white and coloured
gentlemeu's French kid and beaver Gloves
Gentlemeu's cotton and Glk pantaloon Hole
0enticnen and ladies' black and white lk Hofe
Ladies white, lead and 1ate cotton ditto
Ceotlemen's white. black * marble do ditto
Black and co!oured Levantines
Black, white aud colcured Florence SiIks
Ribbons, an sdortment
a So and Chintz Shawls--Millenests
One bale patent water lsom Shirtings
One cafe 26, %, so. SO inch Umbrellas
Black and coloured Canton Grapes
Back and white pick Italian Grape
India Cottons-B ombaxetfs
Madrafs cotton Handkerchiefs
hulin Cravats-- Fans--Silk and Twht
Buckrsm-cost and velt Buttons and Mcnlds
Pearl Shirt nutsons
an afIortment of Wire Cotton Thread, &c &c
May 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-24

snre il vice Of long standing aud hAs become eep
rooted Whes The Use az spurious liquors i dis
coanieusnced by the pnbiick geueral-ly.when
drunkasds are treated with that contempt they
mers.--when ell sober persons particularly chris
lians, bear testimony. not only In words. bur in
conduct against those scenes Of confusion and re-
yelling which counonaily takes place On public
days, and when these sxertions are seconded by
magistrates IN the execution OF the laws then and
not before, can we nationally hope The plague will
be stayed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-24
Nm. g. Edward Oxnard,
Ne s. Mssafyf Rsss
kTArR received aB5 offer for sale - addition
u al supply Of ffe1 imported
Spying d Summer GOODS,


Namely Blue. basL mkt, brown sod hne aDe
<mmon BsospcLorHs black drzb mix n'ue nns
a low priced cAssInrszs--cotton Ssinms'es
non s,oekuets--biue aud yellow Nank'ns--
csiih do and kifh Lsneas-brown Li0-
j add Co:sous--4 aud white camorics =
&rd<d Camhrics--hiack and colour ditto--cam
IL and common Dinoles--dsIk aud Ign noe
"a common prints-Mournios ditto pftn
"a cambrics Fufn.lufss Copper 2lates---bnsn
rnbr,c aca linen Czmbrick Hdkfs--csmbr'c
%usiins- book and fancy Musiias-dafk
: "a Ugh i 4snd 0inghams Clark AID light
Sitation and printed sHAwls oil sses--black
loursd and plaid Luteitrngs-siik and cotton
nbrellss-- flag black six and bsndzna Hdkfs.--
|7bite aud coloured cotton do.-fain and taftsts
Ebbcns-gentleDens leather and elk Gloves
Mies ak kid and beaver dsso-biack spd white
- Hole worried add cotton ditso--whlse yet
~ and red FisseIs--biack blus brown drab and
he Rattinetss black brown and bronze Som
-Wildboars--C olsrain and Britlih Cot
*ns--Tndi4 costons--Merfeils and foierett Vel
Pc Bucram-Tndia CoIieoes-extra gilt and
1nmon coat aud ven Bntious-blsck and white
llsn Crspes--coiton -Fass--- Tapes-sus
aders-b black blue green aud sforted allan
ving 5llk--silk iwii--co.tcn Laces--pscked
= mixd Pins--wire and pearl hirt Buttons
Cloths While Jeans--ravens duck and Rufiia
4 ssfings--- DiaRsn nofs Cotton---- American
sxhsms and iiripes-34 7s44 and 4
kAcled and unb'each d shirsing, & shsetinss-
Yarn row Sloh--.c &c.
q All Of which articles will be fold at fair prices
II Cath, or approved credit.
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