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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-15

q OIL, additional 10 the Revenue Law of
1899, was read twice, and committed.
sJn This bill ertends 20 t7yenfu DAYS the
fi,ac ottaking he oath in cases Of erhQrta-
non Of goods emitted 10 The drawback
Major-Generai Stark.
bill TO allow Major General John Stark
a pension Of so dollars per month during
his life, passed TO third reading mem con
report from the War department, or
sundry petitions for pensions under the act
Of April 10, 1906, was referred TO the Com
mittee on pensions.
Mr. Whitman offered for consideration
the following motion:
Resofved, That the committee on revolu-
tionary Pensions be instructed to enquire
into the propriety of granting pensions to
such ofthe soldiers of the Revolution as SER
we'd on continental establishments at least
one year 10 the whole, though at different
periods Of the war, and as would have been
entitled 70 the same, by virtue of the act of
last session, had they continued in service
uninterrupteGly for the term Of nine
months.
On the question of agreeing 10 the reso-
luton, it was decided in the negaiiye-ayes
As, noes, 50.
Bank Of the u. States,
Mr. Spencer's resolution on this subject
IN eur lastl was called up and debated.--
After being opposed by Messrs. M'Lane,
and Lowndes, as embracing too. large a
range and defended by the mover, who
disayowed any thing hostile to the Inslilu-
lion the motion was amended, SO as to
read,
Resolved that q committee be appointed
to inspect the books and examine into the
proceedings Of tie Bank OF the United
States, 10 report thereon and 10 report
whether the provisions Of its charter have
been violated or not !; that the said COM
mittee have leave 10 meet in the city of
Philadelphia, and remain there as long as
may be necessary that they shall have
power to send for persons and papers, and
to employ the requisite clerks; the expense
of which shall be audited and allowed by
the committee of accounts aud paid cut of
The contingent fund of the House.
Thus amended the Resolution passed
without division, and Messrs. Spencer,
Lowndes, IA Lale, sBryan, and Tyler, were
appointed 10 compose the Committee.
AIAis gentleman declined serving. I'D.
DECEMBER, | and 2,
The Military Committee was Instructed
to report what alterations, if any, are ne
cessary in the law " 10 amend the acl max.
ing further provisions for military services
sduFing the late aar.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-15

The commander Of the expedition which left
France some time since with view Of exploring
the ne ighborhood Of the Antarctic Pole, has writ
ten home from the island Of Bourbon, and trans
mitted to the French museum some natural curl
osities.
On Monday the 9th inst. the Board cf Trustees
nominated to the Senatus Academicus, the Rev
Ebenezer Porter, of Massachusetts,, as President
Of the University Of Georgia, which appointment
was unanimously confirmed by that body.
JuiiledgeriAe Journal
Philips, Of Marblehead, charged with the
murder Of his wife, has been tried at Salem, and
acquitted on the ground of insanity. He has
been remanded to prison to be CO mined till furth-
er order Of the court.
The Buenos Ayres privateer Constitution, arri-
we'd at Baltimore, has on board $780, GOO Spanish
mllled dollars taken from Spanish ship from
Vera Cruz, captured within five miles OF Cadiz.
The ship had besides, very valuable cargo Of
copper and cocoa, and was manned and ordered
for Buenos Ayres.
Common ScOld.-On Tuesday last, Mary Da-
as was tried before the Baltimore City Court, on
an indictment as 2 common scold. The Jury, af-
ter q consultation Of an hour and half returned
the verdict of guiItg. The punishment fora COM
mon Scold," agreeably to the law OF Baltimore,
is public ductsng!
London paper says the human species is
now divided INTO three sexes-men, women and
daadies
Five thousand dollars have been awarded
young lady in Montgomery Country, n. Y, as
damages for breach Of promise Of marriage.
From Huntsville in the Alabama Territory. we
learn, the Sales Of Lands in the Northern part Of
that Territory closed on the 18th ultimo. With
in the last year, there have been FIVE land sales
at that place at which about 200, 900 acres of
land were offered, whereof it is supposed that
much more than one half has been sold, or after
ards entered at two dollars per acre. 1t is cal
cuiated that, ofthe quantity sold, one tenth, or
100000 acres, viii very soon be cultivated in
cotton, and that the product will average little
short of a bale per acre, and produce one fourth
as much as the total amount THE annuai export
Of that article from the U. Statos.-Nat. Intel.
Specie.-The arrival of the Dido, Favorite and
Tybee, furnishes the vaults Of the U. 5. Bank,
with about D.500,000.
Six vessel arrived at the Havana,in two days,
(29th Oct. and 1st Now with iul cargoes Of
-ldNes, A.om the Codsl " 1A4ACd3 amounting AZ
the whole, To 1899
The business Of Congress does not yet begin to
assume much interest. Asusual, the great com>
mittees are formed, ard the several subjects IN
Message apportioned out to them, which in due
time will lead on the ''grand debate, the popu-
lar harangue, the tart reply, the logic and the
wisdom and the witt
Some Of the Banks at Cincinnati, Ohio, have
issued Hills from twenty dollars, down to one dol
lar, payable in 1870 and 100 days" -and one
bank has issued them payable in one year! The
age ofwonders has not ceased.
/ The treasurer of Kentucky refuses TO receive
the notes OF the 80 new banks chartered by the
legislature of that state a their last session
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-15

.r.a,e into the enclosure OF The
3 81. gomesime since. a COW 4or years
. '<', m owrer is desired TO prove property,
<a,roes and rake he's away.
SO ROBERT THOMPSON
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-15

The Buenos Ayres privateer Constitution, arri-
we'd at Baltimore, has on board $4,000 Spanish
mllled dollars, taken from Spanish ship from
Vera Cruz, captured within five miles OF Cadlz.
The ship had besides, very valuable cargo Of
copper and cocoa, and was manned and ordered
for Buenos Ayres.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-15

Philips, Of Marblehead, charged with the
murder of his wife, has been tried at Salem, and
acquitted on the ground of insanity. He has
been remanded to prison to be mined till furth-
er order of the court.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-15

Common Scold.-On Tuesday last, Mary Da-
as was tried before the Baltimore City Court, on
an Indictment 2 common scold. The Jury, af-
ter q consultation Of an hour and half returned
the verdict Of glsiitg. The punishment for conf
mon Scold," agreeably to the law OF Baltimore,
is public duchtng!
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-15
House of Representatives.

MONDAY, NOV 30.
A bill, additional to the Revenue Law of
1899, was read twice, and committed.
[ ~ This bill ertends 10 t7yenfy days HE
finac offaking fhe Oam liz cases of erhorta-
non 81 pnnln entitled u the 9rnrnhnrk
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-15

Five thousand dollars have been awarded
young lady in Montgomery Country, n. Y. as
damages for breach Of promise Of marriage.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-15

A London paper says the human species is
da4dles.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-15

Per ofdrrs
4,,s CALENDER, dssist. Seq.
Jgeeslafd Z, 1913
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-13
Runaway.

EWls, mnlaIto man, spare made, about 1--WE Zee,
A nine or ten inches high has down lvok hen spo
keh TO- very much opposed looking any one iD IN.
Iaee one OF his upper teeta ont very ainiy to y.
wren he Is talking, about p years age rHna,y Tree
s subscriber tii the upper end Of GIochiaud count, on
xzi OF january last, was tahen up in few ua,s an,
committed 10 tue jail Of that from wlr,re D..
naHr ms escape IN The nishi Of the nth instant carry
ing VAN hun ehain iaStenedie Of his legs. Wh.n
ne runaway, he had on drb cloth coat cotton vest
wooiien paniaoons, and a wool hat about haf vornH
lie was pnfehasedbs ineffOm Mr. Elijah Robinson u.,,
Saness Crossroads, incrlpeper county and n Is orc
baoie ne VIII attempt 10 retuIn to that neghhoufoed
or perhaps VIII endeavor TO yet 10
ne mas acquaintance deemiI proper 10 state ths he
mas oeen seen IN Richmons, The Basiu in COMPANY
Win some boatmen and nom cunstance be may
Try I" conceal hmseii IN Richmond or pass as a he,
man aihons The boaimen navigating The river.
IL Hebe taken within the State delivered 10 mi. ~,
conHn.d az asy ia sothai get him asaiu Twin give
iewtuoi Sz1 II taken ont NJ the Safe aud delivered
To me- near llaItsleid Mills Oglehorp county Ceo
OF eonuns1 IN JAIL, so ihati get hun again. will give
reward 81 500 Whenever taken up the person amir
hemdins hinwill confer additional fsyoi. nv rr,tnn
20 ne ana forwarding the iel-r lexington post
;" Ds's,no' p,"eoieih- HENRY WRIGHT :
Hs''h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-13
4 400 RevayA.

II ANYWAY from thesubscrhcs. living in Harrison
- comfy, Va on the 2Sth of September last negro
man named Manuel, forty-two years old about i've
feet eight OF nine inches high the features of his face
wen propoinonsd, aud his body, thighs and legs well
ptoporoned also, be has smiling oonuienance and is
very ioqnaeions, has scar on his breast neck
ano ms Sseh marked with the whip. purchased him
AZ te sale of Robert Pages estate i'm Hanover county
va. athhe courthouse ON the roth December 49,
Inc ietow had worked some consider time thereto.
lore IN the coal mine Westhan and was VI Ell nc.
Tuainted In Richmond.
The above reward will be given ~ the fellow is deliy
etea 10 me M Harrison county my dollars If sscnr
es IN Jaii-to be paid his delivery me- or TO nv a.
gents, or asseNs. BEMJidJy. il-TIN,N
February :. 800.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-13
By fhs Goreraor cfthe COMMONWEALTH ~ Vi1giNi
a REORGANIZATION.
Powhatan. Dee. =.

WHFREhS, IL has been represented to the Executive
ny the iaiier OF Rockingham county that certain
ARCHIBALD MYRTLE. who had by an examining court
hee renansed 10 the Jail OF said county for further trial
charged With the crime of larceny, did ON the 18TH OF
Jahna'y, break and make his escape thsrefon: have
thought Mt by and with The advice ofhe Corn
GU oil State 10 Issue this proclamation hereby oRefe
reward oil my dollars TO any person or persons who
snaii apprehend aud convey the Jail of
county aforesaid the said Archibald Myrtle and do
moreover require all ooers civil and military and es
mort me good people of the Commonwealth 10 use heir
oe TO appr.hend and casse be conve, ed
myrtie thst he may be dealt with the law directs
Given under my hand Governor and under the Zeal
tseai.J OF the Commonwealth, at Richmond this oh
DAY of February, 1878. JAS. r. PRESTON
~ ARCHIBALD MYRTLE is about feet q ~ Z inch
~ high, dark complexion aud dark hair stout bnilt M.
wore at the time Of his Escape snuff cslouei coduIo,
iosndabont, and an old dTab.colomed greatcoat.
February II. on-,at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-13
Names NiYsr Hand

THE All scriher offers for sale the plantation on
which she resides, In tie county of iowhaian iy-
Ins on James River, next below the land OF Mai Jacob
MiehanN distant from the city Of Richmond
ies. inns tract contains sos acres, leo of which is
hs rate low grounds aud tue balauee high land of
superior quality She will only strangers this
section OF the country, who might wish to purchase that
nearly all tie advantages that be Wished appeitain
to this farm and the in hirh degree
FOR more particular Information. those WHO want sui II
pace areinvted Ia vLew u. u desired. the stock
utensils attached to the pautaton uray be had with ii
rvi ierins. apply to II. s. MORRISON OF the city of
Richmond, or TO the subscriber.
HARrHAK CoODE.
Fo"hatan. Dee. =. 0l-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-13
EdWara Cox. E,sO.

is-please TO take notice that the first Monday in
~ April next. the President ana Directors OF the Com
pany lately Incorporated by OF the legislature
ue purpose oil establishing Turnpike Road from the
ehu 10 app! to the comfy court of HeRrce to appoint
hve discreet, Intelligent disiuterested and impartial
eenoders, TO assess the damages Which NAV result To
you nom opening the contemplated Turnpike Road thro'
your tehtso lands, as aT rs the river also Tor the
concentration OF one acre OF land at the termination at
the river ofsuoh contemplated road for The of
establishing ferry, according 10 :" IN Incorporating
company q establish turnpike road from the city of
RICHMOND 10 Osborne's, in Chesterfield oonniy"-at
Which time and place You attend, if yon mink pro
per 10 DO So WILLIAM MAYO, [2JeSld,pf.
81. q, ADAMS
II. BAKER IDireefors
. JAS. WINSTON
ttDIuhfy ~. 0T.v,d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-13

EroR SALE-A valuable tract Of LAM. In Povhata,
y county, lying ou the main Buckingham road about
Us mlIes above Manchester and containing i67 acres
ino,e OF iess Tbs 1nd Is equal in quality TO any land
~ the county of the river about one half in woods
eh'eh aeounos With abundance Of pine OAK timber
~ we iana is comfortable dwelling house and neces
saTJ euihouses and very hne orchard n il
any person wishing 20 purchase will Hrst view the
ana. forIerWs, apply TO Mr.. Jds. BrandeF Manches
ter or the Subscriber, S miles above HauchVste, on
''s vuo"s bi'"getoa T.. HALL.
W~lNii O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-13
Valuable AanA few Sale

TUE subscriber being desifons remove to the west.
ern country, offers for safe that valuable TRACT or
LAND whereon he now resides containing 1854 acres
situated ~ the lower end Of fOwAatas county one mile
below Gento Bridge and extending nearly two miles on
AppomaitOx Tiver.
There IS on this tract nearly hundred acres Of low
grounds equal In quality situation TO any on the rv
eT TIE greater part Of which Ia drained ana in Guilt
walton. The high land lies we'll. is equal in susF
10 any ~ tire neigboufhoOd The situation is high and
heahy-a new and comfortable clearinghouse vi,b all
other necessary onihouscs. There on this tract of t
valuable gust nll, on constant stream OF water
VIII permanent stone DAM which mill takes ~ from
20 TO 100 Barrels Of toll corn annually
VIII also sell my 0tief TRACT OF LAM. in up-
pes enc o. Chesterfield county sknguarer creek cor
tanning aCOacfes Ibis tract has alsoa considerable pro-
portion % Fat land. lies fcmnikably el and cussid
ted 20 be equal in fertility any in The neehboufhood.
DE- improvenenissfca new de ellinqhoust villa sundfr
OuthOrscs.
further description is deemed uuuecfs afy as it 10
pfssumed tsa any rcrsou wishh. puici' sgchp pro-
peft} wouid fret view IL. ~ che ern,s VIII he made
known on application 70 the subscriber
N. B.--foung negfccs vii te ttrr ai cstf H.i<s in
payment rRIrs u. -.rg
Poehsier, March q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-13
February %.
Atteution.

AVlSG SOLD ont my stock OF GOODS on hand for tie
puipo'eo OF collecting all debts that may be due and
alseharging all that may be against me- my means on
nand 1t TINS time being very limited eompels me 10
my friends aud customers discharge their respective
accounts without delay, il will Of my power 10
continue the indulgence that have heretofore sven
-. - JONES MITCHELL.
~ JOHN n. FRASER, having purchased my stock of
GOODS on hand and will continue to keep a general AS
sorment, VIII furnish my ON good ana accom-
modatinC terms. s
Petersburg February q ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-13
N NolMfortoblo NesiAencl,

EFoi sALb--i wish to dispose Of my HOUSE and
LOTS, ~ The city " williamsburg siina,sa on lie
hood. 'S'e''""'-
sistna Of The dE eiliughouse office kucheu and r,ns
ioI servants stable grauary, tarfagehouse and othe
outhounes an excellent garden under new enclosure
aud well stocked with choice trees
Attaches 70 The prentice is pasture of three acres az
land and lot well suited for clover cont3inug abo
about SIX acres. | - ~ -
For gentleman vi family ans DESTROYS NJ ednra-
thgtheu, orio professional man this situation oaid
pc hlghy Desirable u can be he'd gery reasonable
isns, the iile completely assured aud the payments
mace easy, t Immediate application be made to
- ROBERT G.. sCOTr.
Williamsburg. Feb ~ os m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-13

{ NiNCiNNAfI LAND Agency. - fhe subscIih.-S
~ cincinnati, Ohio, ONCE The purchase aud 81.
OF land and Of general land Intelligence In which ~
nave taken measures TO coDcentrc nor only an The
ulct plats e che United States lands in tle wes,r
country, win considerable part of tie ,eld nsIr.
wren describe the quality aud soii such Other To-
geographical Information considerable personal
vahoh ana an extensive correspondence have plarea
within leif reach, thsy have alss established
~ ne uHeien sections OF ths country ana cubssonent
WIZ ne able to answer tie enquiries aiu exeen,e ,b
orders 81 their patrons with the greatest possible dis
paten AS II is the Intention OF the propretors "a r.,
ths Institution both useful permanent h, Is ar,s
necessary 10 add that exeItios stall BE war.I, ~
their part to merit the confidence and pa.,o,ge o,ho.
VINO may wish 10 make their services i'm Inc n rs
their business. W. ~ '"e i''e Oh
iheyw transact on commission or for reasonabt.
compensation al Kinds OF negotiation conpec,sd .i,h
tue soli snc ms purchasing either OF ndivtuas or l.;
INC ounces oil the IBiled States paying taxes sc mud
WI, dct as agents In all landed concerns Thcy kean
esNei III winch eiercd for perusa OF .nnuirsrs
Tue description OF all real property placed under iL.s
.aie 'OI sdte-and az they have great variety ~,
nanh, pufcnasers can havean extensive choice.
Seiettng aud entering Congress lands will constt,t.
an item IN their business ana in this wa, thev
expect 10 De nost useful To their isnds at distance
Leueis addressed III tle name of the nrs, IN th;s
(post PAID will receive most prompt aer1i
VS. JESSE EMBREE,
NJ \. WILLIAMS
,~., DAVID PIERCE
~ R9eTence. -Pleasant winston in RicLmond For In
The citizens CT Cincinnati. ~ ~
"S'eu o. gg-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-13
~ Military md GeneraI Agsncv.

~vWR subscriber will attend 70 settling any unset,e "a
Military Claims that may be entrusted 10 his care.
so3igrs' patents for Military Bounty Land, will be OBJ
ief upcu Honorable dischafEes. Where the DISCHARGE
i'd warrant is lost, illegally Withheld The sold er
must appear 10 person, aud oeke AFFIDAVIT agreeable
10 tie loruis requires ~ the war Department
ELIJAH BROWN.
FebfHsfy s. ....s7-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-13
Was committed 10 fhe IaiY

NJ Chesterfield county on The CHI day of November
~ last as a RUNAWAY Degio man wIo calls bin,-
sen DAY I'D FREEMAN. He is about six feet high vel
10" eoinp'eNlon; has two white shirts with him
b'ue mixed paHIaiouns, swaDsdown waisicoat wiIE
pearl buttons, aud pale blue Virginia cloth coat his hair
or sax years old. -
me owner OF said runaway is requested 10 come for
Waa prove ms property, pay charges, and take him a.
way or lie will be dealt with agIeeably TO Law.
WIN. WINFREE, Jailer.
I1HuaIy 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-13
LAND at Auction.

OURSUhNT TO a deed Of hHst executed 10 The snl,-
scriber by Jesse b. Key, late Of the county Of Abe
10 The coui of said county, secnre the "a y,uept OF a
certain debt therein mentioned u be due to Josbuh
VI" De exposed TO safe on the frat Monday in ApriIue
losng court day Of said county before The front door OF
me tavern now occupied by Mr.. THReT in the tewn Of
Chnrlotsesville for cash. certain tract or parcel cf
laho ylhg sho eeng ~ me said county Of Albenarle
wheTeon the said Joshua Key formerly resided and
witch was by him sold 70 tine said Jesse o. Key contain
ing five hundred and tninynys acres.
JOHN VIM
Charlottesville Dpa. "a. NV eod
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-13
'A,wentY Dollars Reward

NESERTED from the rendezvou. ON The 10Th ;ns,sr,
4 mURicE HARLEY, born in Cork, Ireland led ,:
years, feet l0i inches high fair complexion eys
Ozark hair, and by profession carpenter.
Also, JAMES EDGAR born in Augusta county state
OF VlgHia aged % years feet lO4 inches high ruddy
complexor, blue eyes, dark hair and by profession
waggoDeT
The above reward and all reasonable expenses will no
pau Ior Inc apprehension ofthe above named deserers
lodged IN any jail or delivered to ssy,scs in COM
nand IN the u States army or ten dollars for either
r.h,,o, JOHN A. BuRD. Maj, U. S. irmy.
eol l,aIg -. 96-w4t
m cHANcERY.-in Nottoway county court, 7th Nov.
James Camp & Sarah his wife. william rlouruov G Ann
us ~lie Jncy JHhines Mary Oliver, and Robt. B. Bill
'"pS & hihoh ms "lie, Cosnptoinanfs,
Langley B. Jinnnss, James Dupny BENZ Ward. David
=. Rabbit Martha his wife, and John Hall and Eliza
This suit abates 10 James Camp ne having Depart
ed this e and this b, consent of the paT
Ties 20 be heard II bei. admitted that the order Of nub
caen against John Hall Elizabeth his wife non rea
ldent defendants had been duly published-the Court
doth order and decree, that the bill be taken for confess
euhS 10 the defendants copy of the inieiIOcutory de-
cree has beenretnrned executed the resident defend
ants, except as to Langley b. JiHuIngs who has filed his
answer ana on consideration thereof Is decTeed and
ofueeo that The defendant Langley w. Jnniugs do make
up an account Of his transactions as executor Of Joseph
Jlnnngs, dec since the death Of Ann INNINGS the exec
HtrN before John r. Dupny master com1nissioner &,
ehaneery TO this court and also of tire sales of the
shabeestate undeysed by the said Joseph INNINGS and
tha ne also lake an account of the sale slaves sold by
the defendants Dupuy ward, aud divide the amount so
tound que on those accounts among all the companans
and defendants, according the award Of certain re
CHOSEN py Tie pa,ie and the agreement of the
the oourtfor hnal decree. 4 cOpy-Teste
l. W. POWELL, d. c. ". c.
THE parties interested will take NOTICE That shall
attend az OH't"gss old Ordjno5y (nOw Dupny's } IN
zoe county of Noioway, on "Wednesday, ME 18th April
next to carry into effect The foregoing order.
February 70, oo-w4s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-13

lFRom rHS EostoR wEkKLI MASAziNE.l
ADP hETYyElfEN7'
From auction just receiv'd. a bean
OF rafities, All v0ndrOus cheap
OF two cent Ribbons puite = tseight.
bisek, brown, red, olive. green and slate:
Long Lawn for nine pence which p,r nc,d
10 say, is worth 1t tive tunes told
White cafubf.es, extra Tine aud nice,
loo cheap, alas, to name the piiLe +:
BROAD cloths tiInporters sure are updope)
orless than sterling Cost in Iontsu
Hvs'fyso cheap your time were Lost In
Cneapnihg any more IN Boston;
Eine tapes (cali soon or yon will lose 'smO
For only twenty cents dozen.
Chintxes, OF every price aud kind,
FROM nine pence np to one aud nine
Seven pence for many faded shaul,
Aud common gloves for-notbiug n all.
TOR ninety dollars and oless,
cne India eobweb muslin dress,
cor beauty ne'er surpassed, howbet,
ihe ladies will please call and sect,
Al No, ------
\. d. Always on hand elastic carriers,
Pms, needies, draws and other matters,
Too nuniefOns for US 10 show forth,
SO we must close with AN &c.