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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

SoMEIlME late IN The month OF Seprr last a BAY
~ MARE "a years old, feet IL inches high specked
OH me Dips and shoulder two feet white blazed
on Tue ace the hc nciining to side than the
oher strayed, stolen from M plantation in the
county OF chesterfield Some months after the over
seer brought home OF this description which had
Deen taken up at Mr.. II. M'Neals, near Petersburg.
me subscriber, ON his return home few weeks ago
found that doubts existed amongst his neighbors res
peciins her identity. She is supposed to he redder
bay than the lost last summer and has the blaze
Oh the face nearly quite straight Her left hind foot
and portion Of her right hind foot white. Should
any one have lost such mare, and he able TO identify
her, she will be restored upon application.
b. WATKINS.
Julyl7. 81 waws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

TJNioN noThL.-Iiis establishment w.il be con.
~ oactedby JAMES "a DRILL BROCK.
will be responsible Tor all made by them
for the supplies and otter necessar, expeDces the
Hotel. JOHN ADAMS.
J.!5fES 3 DRILL BROCK RESPECTFULLY inform
,hc'r numerous friends and the public that they ei
themselves highly fatered In having the Union Hotel
confded TO their management aud pledge themselves
TO use theii best endsioTs 10 merit patronage,
give Satisfaction.
lnf ,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

/ do certify, that about six or seven years
ago, had Two dogs bitten by another dog.
That bonn my dogs were contiacd until they
actually ran mad; that the same dog also did
nte two negroes on the same day, belonging
To MIR. hlordecai Gregory. which negroes, |
myself carried to The Chinese Snake Stone
late the property of Mr.. James II. Micou; the
negroes recovered, and have since done well,
although one of them was much bitten on the
max ed thigh, where there was no clothing 10
protect IL against the tooth OF the dog. Given
under my hand Tins Sd day OF November. 1906
WILLIAM Ii. DUNSTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

,So .aoIths aitei se:xcd w.sls The hyii %. obia
and died. 1 also ceruiy that about three years
past l again was unfortunate IN having three
more of my family bitten, among whom was
sou Of mine, that L some short time after sai
ont with them for Mr.. James n. hiicou's in the
county OF Matthews, who lad been informed
mad in his possession one OF the Chinese snake
stones. aud thai before could reach MIR.
Micon's, my son had, helieved, every symp.
tom of the hydrophohia, aud grew so ~ that
was Obliged Ia .top ~ house some miles
short OF Mr.. Nicon's and 10 send for the stone,
which Mr.. M,cou had the goodness to furnish
nae wi,li-that 1t was inns dia,ely applied and
had the desired effect, and was alter applied
TO each, who have all done well since. Given
under my hand, this 18th day OF Sept. 1880.
". GATEWOOD.
IVitntSS, TuastaI BaRkS.
IL may not he improper 10 observe, that I
was one of the three that applied to Mir. Sales
stone. W. O..
Viness, Tunstan Bdnts,
III. L. Bro0ae.
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How to roM passage am n Canal

connfyman, who wanted passage ~ canal boat.
applied TO the SNpper TO KNOW he might worn hs
passage. as lie could not afford money pay it, The
stppcr assened, and set Hodge TO leadins the horse
along The bank The honest wight trudged fourieen
MILES {" teend Of 'he canal without ever dfeaningbsf
lt could have Walh.d without The skippef,s leave.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

rms day published and for SUE at this Once,
n neat pamphlet form, AN ADDRESS delivered be-
toTe the Agricultural Society of Aioearie by JANIS
M.psoN. President of,he Society, aad late PTesuent
OIL 1.-THE United States. Price rs cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

NloriCE...A petition viii be made TO the August
4 King William court, to put down the ferry fIsm
lansborns plantation to Putney the same having been
dsnsed for more than two years.
BURwELL BASSETT, Admir-.
July IL. 81 w7ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

The tNdskingt0n Tavern an ,S.Gunton,
gI'oR KgNt.--IIis valuable establishment, formerly
Il kept by James Edmnndson and lately by n Fai.
coner having been purchased by the subscribers now
ouered Tor rent either Tor year. or term Of years
on very liberal terms.
The numerous advantages which il possesses over any
oher ia The valley, are, II is presumed TOO generally
known, 10 need any detaii from us.
There Is abon S 900 worth OF furniture belonging 10
the h9Gse, consisting OF beds &c. which can sold 10
the tenant. fwanlod.
AS the character Of this tavern Is object Of the first
moment 10 the present owners, none need apply but
eaC AZ dre veil qualified TO keep il IN The best siyie
JOHN WAIT,
W. BOYS,
u. q. BALDWIN,
T.. STRlBL!NG.
y. a 4.
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July IL.

-, ofiCE-All persons are hereby foTewarned renI
trusting Of harboring my wife, Elizabeth, as am
determined not TO pay any debts of her contracting
JOHN VALENTINE.
July IL. 81 Of.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

NJ oIlCE-A petition viii be presented TO the next
General Assembly of Virginia, praying that an ACT
may be passed. authorizing the sale Of Two tracts OF
snd lying in Amelia county belonging unto Mar garet p
Bottom and Theophilus J. goom, reasons tneIeir
mentioned MARY BOTTOM, Guardian.
jury H. 2i..W2vs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

In London, lately, Mr.. chaberi a native Of Russia
exhibited to numerous company SPECIMEN Of his ex
ua0rdlnaiy faculty. OF resisting teloTce Of heat display
ing more OF The properties of the saanamdeT than
thonght helo1gedto any hut that f55uous animal He
began his operations By rubbing red hot shovel ON his
arms without bnfniDg them, and his hair without
singing it, He swallow ed SpOoniulis OF boiling oil
out Of sula vessel. aud washed his hands in Tie 70
mander lie rent through the fiery ordeal Of dancing on
red hot bar Of IRON aud then bathed his feet in melted
lead. He dropped melting wax hrs tongue in such
quantity rs to ALLOW the impression Of seal to be taken
greater quantity Of lighted torch than the company
were wiling to allow him and although he did no, IN.
ha's the wpors Of arsenic, or salphurc acid accord.
ing To The last article ~ his hill OF wonders vet from
what he 90 IN execution of his engagement we auguT
well Of bis ability 10 perform the remainder. One Of
orr greatest chemists, we told tried the experiment
OF remaining iot several minutes in oven heated to
snch degree as to prepare beef ssak but Mr.. Cha
bert, we are assured has performed greater ete en-.
tering the lists with leg Of mutton, and astonishing the
Psvsian philosophers, 10y allowing himself to be shut
up With 1t I'LL 1t vas completely baked London yap
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

Franhtins Memoirs, sCritten by HiRseif.
uSI ruBLlSHED-lHemoirs Of the Life and Byi-
a. rings " BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, L. l.. ID. r. X s.
&C. minister pienipotentiary from the United States of
Noth at the court France and for treaty
Oh peace and independence, sc with Great Britain
HtteD ny hi'iselfto late PERIOD continued to the
lime OF bis death, by his grandson, WILLIAM TEMpLz
rRANKLis New first published from the orgi a! MA
comprising the PriU0fe Cores pOndeRce and
ihe wheis OF his Pcticdk, Philosophical and Missed
tdnssHS Vorks-lnstrated with portraits, vignrtt.s
aud numerous engravings, in six volumes octave
Price 10 subscribers 80 cts. the volume in boards
payable, on delivery, to order.
1T Orders for the work addressed to Ty1r DUR,
Philadelphia, will be attended to.
July IT. 2J AT
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IN CBANCERI.-At couTl held for Prince Ldwgu
- sonnty, the 9Th day Of May, 1918.
ODedah jenkins and Sarah lis wife Littleberry Jen.
klns aud Miey his wife, Josiah Hurt and Elizabeth
ms vile, Thomas Z. Young, William BIigbtwei and
Nay swiie, william iiatton aud Tabtha his wife,
Against
Elizabeth Young widow OF Henry Young, john Watson,
srl. Thomas Walton, Edward RsdfoTd administrator
oil Augustus Watson, dec and John watson, jun.
- Defendants.
This sut abates as John watseo SEN by his death
ahd on motion Of The compliments by counsel, The
same stands revived against william johnson aud John
watson ~ bis executors, and The said william Johnson
ana john WasoDT. his exors, and the said VIM. Jobs
son ana John watson exois Of the said John Watson
SEN not having entered their and given Sc
cuy according to an act Of the General Assembly and
ue rules OF this court and II appearing to the satsac
uen OF the court that they inhabitants Of this
STATE, on the motion of the eompIanans by counsel
" is ordered hat the said defendants william Johnson
ahd John watson ". eN'ofs Of John watson sen. dec
90 appear here on the first day Of September court next
ana answer the complanaus' bill and that a copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted one Of the pub
tic newspapers printed in the city of Richmond for two
mouths successfully aud also posted at the front door
oftbe courthouse Of this county.
a copy, Tesie, B. !. wORsHAM n. C..
June 20. n ,sus
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p apprentices Wanted.

- @fPPlentfceS Wanted.
WANTED Immediately at this Office TWO ROWS of
respectable come xions, Ia or Is years OF are a.
aPeMtces 10 me Printing Business.-iiis necessary
None others need apply. June "a. II
t>AKMEkS' BANK OF vlNGlNIA.-fhe pIesIdxnL
n ana directors have declared dividend of four aud
quarter per cent for the last six months which after
the usual dednctioh will be paid the or
inc I iotn inst. wM. NEKERVIS, Cashr.
q. ia
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y lCHmoND BLANK BOOK MANUfACTURY, AZ
u " the sign ofthe Globe s Ledger.-Ihe Subscriber
taxes the liberty OF informing the citizens of Richmond
qua Manchester, that he has just received by the Sea
Lion IRON New York. an expensive, first rate Rnlins
Mdchne, which was previously imported frem Eng.
iand-rilins Of any Kind will be done either red faint
nes or muslcto any pattern, with expe
dition on reasonable terms Wishing to his aiten
non more particularly to the stationery line general
he sbaii at all times strive TO have full and complete
assortment OF Flank Books, with without patent
backs aud Russia bindng) of various sizes and patterns
either wholesale or retail, on accommodating terms
such as ledsers Journals day, cash letter. invoice and
bill Book records. deed will and books
rule dockets, execution and fee bo rs pocket edgers
BANK memorandum and sherifs' 4 oks-cbess boards
ana port olios, IN different forTa all of own man
uiacture Negotiable notes and checks all the Banks
IN ms city, ether bound i'll sheets banks ofvarios
kinds, writing maeriaIso of all descTptons-n short all
articles III the stationery line will be regularly Kept Of
tie 0estquality.
The 5nbscfDerthinks it nnnecessay state any thing
resfeciugtbe quality Of maerals style Workman
snip as time and The encouragement Of generous pub
lie nave no doubt proved the materials and workman
ship in his profession. FRRD'E A MAYO
N. B. Orcersi or Blank Fork and IacsiYe Hiding
thankfully received and carefully executed al the shot
est houCe nay2o. Su
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

4 AND IN ALBEMARLE FOR SAIL wish 10 sell
- tie farm live on, containing 1901 acres lying on
the east side Of the South West Monntaps distant
about mile and BALI adjoining the lands Of captain
James Lindsay, captain Benjamin Oliver ill., and others
About one half Of this tract is cleared and well taken
WITH clover, he soil being well adapted a.. clover
and plaster system about 30 acres prime meadow
wen taken with timothy situated in rich aud be slthy
neigboshoOd. The improvements are a comfortable
dwelling, With other convenient out houses spring Of
excellent limestone waters a Iimcstone quarry that
might be wrought to advantage yOuDg orchard Of
choice ruit. For terms which will be accommodating
apply TO the subscriber, living on the pTemses--Let
ers directed 70 me, Lndssys Store, will attend
edto. HENRY Brennan.
fuF1. ls..uS5Ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

NOTICE 10 MILLERS.-Wr wish 10 EN- pIoy a mil
! Ter TO take charge Of Dover Mills, i'm Goochand
None need apply, unless they come well recommends
10 HUNNICUrT, WATKINS & CO.
Goochand, July IT ala,,
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To Me Editor of AZ I.iternru C.u-elt.

-, - ~ Me buHU " tHe Literary tId5etts.
SIR send for your acceptance drawing
OF the repnted valuable plant, Aiisna Piantqgo
1t grows, may venture to say, in most parts of
Suffolk, certainly with us in abundance to the
height of Two feet above the surface of ponds
and bitches. bearing a white flower, iuclining
more or less to a purple tinge, from he middle
of June to August. 1 have endeavoreh 10 ex.
press the form of the seed vessel, so that the
plant may be known after its flowers have ceas-
ed to exist | am acquainted with no species
OF IiisBla, that at all resembles this in habit:
therefore il must be Known at glance. For
specific mlnute, you can refer to DIR. Smiths
" Flora Britannica, ort Wiiheiihgs English
BotaDy;D you will receive information from
either. am, &c"
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Jeff

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Tht Jr0rk
y ~ LaHd wheteon the subscriber now resides in
Louisa county, I'VE miles IN. ~ Gom the courthouse
about 40 from fredericksburg, go from Richmond on
Dn,nghole creek, containing, by estimation GIG acres
whlchi well watered aud tinbered the plantation
IN goooorder TO work eight hands to advantage
aDoH SIXTY acres are covered The soil is pleasant
cultivate and nncomriony Kind for all kinds Of grain
particularly for wheat. The buildings are large aud
eonmoaious Dwelling house, lately built Of good
Iais good and convenient outbOuses large new gar
gen. &C; but above ALL valuable double geared erist
niil with two pair Ofsiones she works with
shoi water wheel 1871 feet in diameter, has when fall
head, about three feet Of water that, and lhe dam
might be Tasedt feet higher without injurug any
person al all ills an excellent place for manufactH
ring nil and there Is not any that does much business
nearer than about IS miles, and II Is a gosd wheat
country the neigbborhood custom keeps her almost
constantly Tunning-Aiso, saw mill aud cotton pick
ing machine, all bnt within three years Iasl past on
verg constant stream and IN respectable and healthy
neiehboihoOt. There is good apple orchard OIL t,s
farm. aud IL Is very good place for fruit. There Will
be good chance 10 make or 500 bushels Of wheat
next year. Possession may be had by the OF Oct
next, and the crop Of CON- &c. may purcbgsedaso
many other accessories.
AiSO-Serer0S other Tr0cfs Of L0nd IN the saEs
ne{gbbOTh0pd-One containing 400 another 2ao,
and tao smaller tracts. The terms in heud two
equal animal paymensor The balance, flor the n,t
mentiOnedtfacts) DAVID LIPsCOMR.
june 8 o-wsw
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y Iae Editors Of the National Inteiiigencer are
requested 10 insert this neek in their paper
Jor tto months, dnd toiward their account to fhe
Editor the Enqdfer for payment.
JuiyIT. 81 ids
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NOTICE. Mary Randolph having duly qualified rs
~ Administrative ON the estate Of the late Dr. o.
handoiphheicy gives notice TO all persons who have
Claims against the decedenps estate to bring them for
ward &ua all those indebted TO the said estate ~
qne'ted 70 make immediate payment, no indulgence
can be given.
This notice will be plead 10 bar against al claims uo
brought ia by the 10th OF May next.
EDWARD RAND9IP PHI
9NOTprg o. facf far
June -. ls..wlw MARY RANDOLPH. Adm'V.
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Memorandum of persons ulo ean eire eerfifc,tex
respecting fhe snake stone
Richard White OF Matthews was bitten ljy
mockerseu snake, and cured by the stone
------- Fisher was bitten by snidcr, an
ply TO his wife for information.
Edward DAVIS (Red Oak his negro bitten
by spider, appIy 10 him for the circunstan.
ceS, &c. sc.
] JOHN T. GAYLE. Of Matthews comfy
90 ceThiy, that when was but bny liytus,
VIA my grandfather, the late John Tabj Of
ms conHty' "hO ~ that time possessed tne
ChInese shake stone, sometime since SOLD by
Mr.. Christopher Gayle TO James IT, ROy. ESD
ahd ny TIE SAID Roy sold 20 James r. Micon:
perfectly recoiect tbdt tie stone was appIied
10 several persons who had been bitten nv
mad dogs. VINO were at the time Of its applica-
toh, IN an actual state of hydrOphobia, ali Of
whom we're relieved by it--their nanfs al This
lime 90 not remember, except that Of one
nonias k0yslon OF Gloucester county, vino
believe tn I've now living.
Fecoiiect that at The time the aforesaid
hOyston, was brought to my Crandfatliers
thAt ne was obliged tO be confined or secured
70 prevent hIs doing mischief--ihati in his iucid
intervals, he would himself request To be ted
1906. JOHN ~ GAVIIEi'''
hereby certify, that some years past. fony
OF ny family were bitten by mad dog. three
OF whom had the Chinese snake stone. the oro-
perry OF Humphrey Sale, Esa. of Caroline
county, applied, aud were effectiIaIly relieved !.
!Ie ionIth being very young and incapable of
IniorminS where she,syas bitten, was IN abouf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21
Mr.. JAM e. Mieou. GIoucrstcr.

MEM.-Thomas Royston was bitten by mad
dog, and neglected to have the snake stone APP
Piled until symptoms of the hydrophobia msde
It's appearance, wlle, by applying the stonehe
was relieved, aud is uov. living IN Petsworth
Parish, Gloucester county, LIST Dec. 1905. THIS
was made known 90 me By Thos. Harwood
ct Gloucester Couaty, WHO received his nfor-
NATION from RvySton himself
JAS. X. MICOU.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-10

Miscellaneous Items.

BY on arrival at Philadelphia from Martin
ique, information has been received that tho
ports of that Island are continued open for
fooe months, after the expiration Of the for.
,ner permission. e
Seamen arc very scarce in Boston, and their
wages have risen near Fifty per csn,, within
q short period.
| a new mail route has been established rom
Warner, by Suuonto New London, in the
county Of lIilsborough, " IL. Isaac Bailey
is postmaster 10 Sutton; William Clark in
New.Londan.
The President on his Tour to Norfolk, 70.
ccives, at every piece no vista, The most
At Annapolis he was waited on by the n, uni
cipal authority, and honored wnha public
dinner.
The British government brig Sarscen,
Capt. Gore, has arrived at New Ys,k, from
England and the West Indies, with despatch
es. On coming 10 anchor she fred hand
some salute.
During the lAtc tempest in EnsIsnd,a "a black
cloud which was lowering over The sea ex
ploded with tremendous noise, and aisshavg-
ed an immense globe Of FIRE, which fell into
tho sea--- The water wac thrown pPwards Of
&vsy feet in hetght Into the air.
The excavation has been commeuced,
preparatory to laying the foundatiop. OF the
centre Of the Capitol Of the United States.
1t is said, the poet of 81. Lucie was closed
TO American vessels, April %, by a special
order from England.
On the 22d Of last month, General Daw
son, of Bef,ie (N C:) was executed for the
murder OF his son, iine youth Of about eight
years of age. \.
A USIos celebration of the next snnirer.
sary OF INpErEssEscE is proposed At Wor.
ces,er.
Thomas w. Gardner, Of Sionington, is de-
sirous TO ascertain the residence Of the wild.
ow OF Capt. VIM. Billings.
Many persons appointed TO Offices in the
militia OF N. York, decline accepting ,hcir
commissions, on aecoun, of an oath against
duel'ing being required TO be ,akeh, which
they consider unconstitutional.
No. 367s has drawn a prize Of 100000 in
tho bait. Surgical Lottery. l, was sold by
the managers toa company OF gentlemen in
Baltimore.
10 single township 10 Pennsy ylvania, con.
stating of only 90 families, lhere we're 29,ooo
VT. of Maple Sugar manufactured during
the last season.
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IN TOWN-MEETING,
.Ne.rhors .Lu,,e 2d. h

Nesvfors, Jpue 2a, 1918.
NOTED and Resolved, Thst from and af-
v ter the 18th day OF June instant, no Per-
son DO permitted to project Signs into
Thames Street, or to continue those alresoy
projecting therein, or 10 place Boxes, Crates,
or any other obstructions, upon the side.
Walks OF said Street, upon the penalty Of
TnarE DoLLARs, for each and every Of
fence to be recovered by complaint made to
either Of the Justices of tho Peace Of the
Town of Newport, to and for the use Of the
Town.
Voted further, Thn, the Town. Council be,
ard they are hereby authorized end directed
TO cause this Law TO be rigidly enforced, by
tho removal Of any Sign which msy be con-
tinued after said day, and by causing all per-
sons bleeding against other OF the provis-
ions Of ihis Act, to be prosecuted according
TO law. srh
IL is further Voted, That tie above Rsso-
luton be printed in both the Newspapers
printed ia this town. WITSEss,
y. loJ JONA. ALMY, 7own- Clerk.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

THE subscriber hereby informs the pub.
+ Il lie, that he has taken Mr.. FRAsER's
Scnooi House, and intends to. recommence
his SCHOOL on tho first of next month. Hay-
ing become convinced by experiesce, of the
imprscticabiiiiy OF attending upon the num-
Der OF Scholars usually admitted into Schools,
with either satisfaction to himself or bene fl,
to his Scholars, nc has determined upon
limited number.
To thosa of bis former employers, who
were Punctual in their payments, no returns
sincere thanks, and again respectfully ofIers
his services. JOHN RODMAN.
Newport, June Ic, 1918. sw
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E ut 80. l'l2tt1lrs
clHEHP-SIDE, THIuES-S1'REEZ,
NATHANIEL SWEET & Co.
IRE opening new assortment Of elegant
GOODS,


Pufehasedwi.h Cash, and are selling CHEAP-
Their old customers and the public in gene
raj are requested TO call and get tho
worth Of their money.
AMoSc THEIR GOODS ARE
UPERFlNE & common blue, black and
~ brown Brosdcloihs & Cassimercs Dew
onshire Kcrseys, Flanneis and Satinctts, blue
brown and black CaIicoes and Ginghams, ele-
CANT Wellington Prints, Nankin Grape SbsvIs
and Seats, one case elegant Canton Grapes,
blno and yellow best. Eas.-Inda Company
Nankins, Imitation Merino ShawIs, scarlet
black and dove a. Waterloo Shawls, black
and white Cotton do. of an extra size for
Mourning, black, brown and green Sinshaws
and Sars0ctss, Italian Grape, French and Eng
lish Silk, Kid and Beaver Gloves, Queens
fancy nctt, book and cambric Muslin, crimped
Sattins end Gauzes, plush Trimming, elegant
Garniture Ribbons of handsome pattern, Ir.
ish Linens from 2s to IS, Chex from 9d to 20
per yd. Bed Spreads for IS each, India Cot
tons and Stripes Cd 10 2s per yd. Ladies and
Centlemcn's silk, worstcd, coi,Jn aad thread
Hose, great variety of silk Hkfs. and Shawls,
bsndannoes and flag Hkfs. black, brown, scar
lett and orange Bombazeus and Wildborcs,
black BON baseen, steam rand Waterloo Shir-
ting, English, Russia and American Diaper,
Mems black satin Florentine and Marseiles,
Vcsting, SC. sc.
Nathaniel Sweet, & Co.
TxhSsAcTs .1Uc2IoS and COMMISSION BUsI-
MSS as usual.
The smallest favor greaifuiiy &C kpowledgcs
Newport, 10Th June 1919 (3wl
Strike qphile The Iron IS Hot!