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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-21
NOTICE.

I s bereby given, that the appointment Of Joss
= wILLsAns and ISAAC BuRpicx, 70 act 40 Con.
nssiooers TO receive claims against the Esta'e OF
HERNy rev, jun late of Newport, an the county
Of Newport, deceased, 10 superseded, and new sp.
iniment Of Commissioners IN said case, has been
asde by ths Hon. Court Of Probate Of the town OF
Nesport--said appointment CONSISTING Of Niexo-
LAS TAyLos, LEwfs RovssAsIesE, and hsssv
Y. CsAxsros, Esquires and that six months from
this date s allowed the creditors TO bring 70 and
Prove their claims, and for said Commissioners to
make report 10 the ssid Court Of Probate.
HENRY 1Ew,l Adam.
MARY TEw.
Newport Jan $. 1915. u
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-21
Ladies Beaver Boanets.
GEORGE WANTON.

. IT Ne Book and kias Store, has jnss received,
A n assortment Of the most fashioaable, Ladies
IA and Misses brown, drab and black Beaver
DoHNETs. elegantly trimmed. with Down and Os.
SSich Plu0es. .N,e.
.ALS0, 81.
Mems nspt, castor s0d Beaver Hats. fashionable
md q. rsdsced prioes.-Low priced sni line Eca-
vsrs, with vide brims.-hen's and Boys best Felt
Hats.
.Also, jsss veeeived,
senoeL-DooKs Of every kind in use, by the dozen
Or single, among which arc, Webster's andsAiden's
Spelling. Books, Daboil's Arithmetic, Columbian
0rasor. Morse's Geography. walker's Dictionaries.
Iestaments, nc. &c. ~
Fifty resns Writing and Letter Papee.
Fa@iIy BibIes with plates.
Blank Account Books
New Edision Bowditch's Navigator and Coast
Iilot
Awanaeks, for 1919.
Dickerstafs Rho6e-Islznd, Farmers and Clergy
L1naa's Aimanscks. by The grose, dozen or single.
Newport, Dec. 81, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-21
NOI'lCE..

THE connexion in business between the SUB.
4 scribcr and JOB SHERMAN, was by mutual
consent. dissolved in October last Those indebssi
to them. or having unsettled Accounts, ARE most
earnestly requested to adjust the same with 'be
Subscriber who s authorized TO setle the sairs Of
the concern-It is hoped that these who disreg- I'd
This ssssonsbie request, will not take offence should
.hey be called upon in persrnptory manner.
EDWARD w LAWr0N.
Newport, ,slan 2, 1873
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-21
To LET.

IA dred acres. With sav-uniIl asd good buIdings
>ehereon. lying in Exeter. about three miles from
tittie-Re now improved BY BsxyAnIs wELLs.
<or conditions, apply 10
CHRlstoPHER SWEET, Newport, or
BAILEY HALL, Midslepvr.
Esvport, yanusry z, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-21
BOSTON AND CHELMSFORD
WINDOW GLASS.
WILLIAM WILLBOR,

uAvlN0 been appointed Agent for the Bssscn
III and 0hstm.tsrd 0iass Jfansfactory. he now Of
fers ut Wholesale and rtta, as his Brick Store, No.
z Mill-strsst, al the sizes tho they cut at their
Msnufactory, by giving timely notice. and has the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-21
*.* CURES PERFORMED!
TbOugh her1ysrs eonsidered hast velief /! By
DIR. RELIES
BOT 1NUAL DROP.

BO3 HNICAL DROPS.
U M r. Shes'ma,i. enrbemfer Of Bostsn, was %
AvA months afflicted with turnour on the
back OF his b,nd which incapaciated him for work,
after having tried every th0g in vain, and suffered
an operation on his hand. and considered ncursbe,
was cured and restored to health by akng bottles
Of these dryps.
Mr. Wriyht sf Bssion, was years afflicted with
Aieversore on one Of his legs. had tired most medi-
eines without eject, was curen by bottles.
II Guild Of M Burriu, Of Hanover : was cured
OF Ulcers and Biies, some nj which had eat down TO
the ribs, by bottles To, child was considered
IN a dying state when he began taking these drops
.in Infant Of Boston, was covered all over With
erupoos, blind with both eyes, WAS cured sy bot
ties. s.
An elderly Lady of Boston was severely afflicted
tor 10 years. with an eruption all over her. attended
with most tormcntiug tcbings. burnings and blotch-
c. had lost thereby two toe and one finger nails,
was cured by bottles she had not left her room
sor months. and considered fass all reiiefs
"A Gentleman Of Lel1ng!on, was afflicted 20 years
with ulcers in his legs. could, obtain no relief
was cured by : bottles. fst
4 Cesfieman IF Boston, his wife and children
was many years sffilced with cfuptions. had tried
every medicine without success, was cured by these
Drops.
A Gentleman Of Ror5.ry, was so years afflicted
With q humor on one of legs, attended with burning
Nching and blotches. resigned AZ past relief,
tor 30 years could lie IN bed 1t tiu,cs was per-
fectly curedby these drops. f
a Lady Of ChartesNwn was two years afflicted
with a white swelling on her knee JOINT, had tried
every assistance. and considered past relief. con-
traction had formed, when on taking these Drops
sad using DR.. Js5b's LiDiment. in weeks she had
the free use Of the snt, the pain left her. and by
continuing them has obtained perfect cure,
These Drops are radical cure for scurvy. scro-
fuia, St Anthony's 6re, ieprocy, rmp!ed faces en-
izraed glands, sore legs. ulcers even when the bone
Is affected, veneFiaI tants. when mercury has failed,
are the besf spring and autumnal physic, and may
be given TO children with pstect safety 81,
or sx bottles for FIVE dollars, IL bottles tor 80
~ dozen for Sl00 20 .fsk for Dr Relies Be,sn-
zeal Drops"--None are genuine, unless signed W
I; Conway" Prepared and sold wholesale BY the
sole proprietor, W. T. Conway, chemist, No. I,
bams'ed Place, Bossos' by his special appointment
by
SAMUEL w. vINsON, Dynggia,
No. Ito, Thsmes-streei, Newport.
,4iso, by
Hercules Whitney, ,. ~ Mason. Propsdenee.
Dyer & Hoves, WiadAans Greene, heD. Lsndon
Lease Bui, Harffsrds snd most druggs,s, book
sellers and post masters. throughout The Uniteo
States-vhere may be had all those jrssls essssmeS
and highly approved Medicines. I" prepared By ~
L. Conway" D-cem,er 3. i3I7.
PsLfsKNoTAS cJ HAND yor sse
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-21
NOTICE.

T>hE subscriber has appointed jos sHEsnAN.
cs Newport, SANFORD ALMY, OF Little-Comp.
ton, std PsLso Coasy, Of Tiver,on, Agents for
tue purpose Of receiving and delivering those artic.
les in,saded for his Mandatory.
sAMUEL CLARKE.
Poslsmouth, Nov IL. 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-21
ADVERTISEMENT

= in particular, .. 4 the public in general. ,aat
nc nss carries on his Trade, usual, tie Long
whsrt, below the Bridge. and oppos;,e Mr. TaoAAs
MEssxas shop. He ~pairs locks Of every hind,
g. s- Ss1ys cf every cart, Ksnds srass het,es. A.
any SORT OF brass ware He mends umbrellas in the
eatcst manner. and does sll sorts Of small work 10
bis line of business The smallest favovs In lis way
will - thankfully received and punctus.ly perform
ed, by Your obt humble servant,
WILLIAM CRANSTON.
.EesaborS, Sebs II, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-21

House Of Entertainn,enf.

u IchARD BARKER respectfully informs his
"A friends and former customers, that he has re-
turned to his native town, and has taken the house
in tie tear Of the shop Of DAvrr WILLIAMS,
wAtehsstsker, north side Of the Parade. lew doors
above the Newport bank, where he intends to keep
House Of Entertainment, and will use every exer-
ton to give satisfaction those WHO win favor him
with their Company.
Cluts and Private Partier will be accommodated
- usu-l--snd few steady Boardcrs can be admit.
ted. ~ Newport, April %, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-21
Valuable Proberfy. Foy sale.
NOTICE.

THE Subscribers were appointed by
L the Hon Court Of Probate Tor The town Of New
port, in thc county Of Newport, Commissioners to
Capt HENitY 1Ew, jun.
late Of Newport, deceased, and Six Montks from
,i,e 9Th inst are allowed 10 the creditors of said
estate to brig in and prove their respective Claims
The Commissioners will meet At Major CoLLfn's
Hotel on .endy evening, the 26,h inst Al o'clock.
and on every succeeding Evening " that week at
the same place. for the purpose OF attending 70 the
business Of their appointment
,rt NICHOLAS TAYLOR,
HENRYY cRASsTON, : Ceglmiss'rs
et LEWIS R0UsMANiERE,l
Newport, San. IL, 1919
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-21
Croceyies-Wood and Lumber.
FREEBORN & THURSrON,

NFFgR for sale, at their store and wharf, on the
~ Point, in Warrington -street-a general assort-
ment of Groceries, Wood, and Lumber-smoag
which are the following
10 hhds. Molasses,
10 bbls. prime Beef.
10 casks new Rice,
20 bbls Cider, 80
10 boxes Hartford S0sN t@
10 do Candles,
bbls. Currant Wine, =
do. Cherry Rum.
Likewise 80, 900 merchantable Boards, OF q su.
psrior quality, 100000 Vermont Shingles. Of the
&kst, second and third quality; 10000 Eastern do
AYt and second quaii,y; 1000 Clapboards--and
many other goods, to numerous to meutioR-alI
Which win be sold together, or 1t retail, low as
ID any part Of this town. Nav %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-21
January Is, lsli--Approvcd,
JAMES MADISON.


AN ACT concerning an act 20 enable tho
President Of the United States under GER.
tain contingencies, 10 take possession os
the country lying east Of the river Pefdl.
do, and south Of tho state Of 0eo'gia ana
tho Mississippi territory, and for ohes
purposes, and the dsclsrslisn accompany
ing the same.
Be if enacted by tie Senate and Honse q
Reeresenfsave Of tAs United States 1 .dmer.
iea In Cosgress assembled, That this act, ssd
the act passed during the present session at
Coogress, entitled An act 70 enable the
Presideot of the uoitsd Sssssses, ondcs cer'
tain oooling cncics, TO take possession OF the
country lying east Of the sives Pcfdids, end
south Of the state Of Geo, gis and Mississippi
territory, and for other purposes," sod ihs
declaration accompanying the ssoae, be not
printed or published uasil the end OF the
next session Of Congress, directed by the
Prssident Of the United States, any Law OF
usage 10 the contrary Notwithstanding.
March o, lsii--Appro.ed,
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-21
G. 4. NORTON,

Professor Of Efusir, iafs from London, res.
res&eeyztiy informs me Ladies and Gentle
risn Of Newhorf,
THAT he intends TO remain few days 10 Town,
u and will Tune PiAso's at the usual price.
N. N.B.--Those wbo wish Piano Porter tuned, will
please lesve their address At the Once OF ,he
Newport Mercury. Newport, Jan. z.
Valudbe Properly. For sale.
THE subscriber will either sell or lease the House.
in which he new lives, in Thames s-street--snd
have immediate possession. He will sell some land.
adjoining the estate Of The late George Chsmplin,
Esq which land is very convenient for House lots.
he will either sell lease his farm at Sachuesst.
point, in Mddietowa. He has some Furniture also
for sale. NATH HAZARD.
Jan. u, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-21
THOMAS w. BROWN,
TAILOR,


{iss jSss recssVed and yoy sass, az We. ~,
zhonss-sfreef,
SUPERgiNE and common Broadeloths and Cas-
Ameres, Vestings, flannels, Guernsey Frocks,
yarn Mu' Stockings. Caps. Blankets, &c &c.
- les.f.N .ass, on h<psd,
Mattresses, Sheets, ready made Clothes, &C. 6c
az Clothes. Of every description, made in the
newest fashion. and At the shortest notice.
Ne wturns thanks to the public for past favors,
and sopeits continuance. Oct.I5, 1917.
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE.
S. fHURS7OK,
40. AZ. Snriag saves doors NORTH S
Trinity CAnrch.
n ABtkS snd Gentlemen desirous OF good accom-
- moistions ~ private Boarding. House, in a
pie.saHt situation any in Ncwpor. are invited to
can as The above mentioned house--~ here they may
De assured that every eHertion will be mAds 10 seh-
der their situation pieasans aud agreeable.
Newlcst, July 50, 1917.
Portsmouth JteoIen Mmujaaory.
THE subscriber informs his friends and the pub
iios that ne continues To Gard into rolls, sheepS
Wool, of all grades Also, TO color and finish WOOL
en- Cloths in very superior manner, and 10 ooieur
garments ripped or whole; 10 colour Yarn for COW
erets, carpets, &c. Of various coiors and shades.
He continues to Manufacture Plains, sa,nnets.
Cassimeres. Coalings, Flannels, sc. on very mod
crate terms.
Having the best of machinary and experienced
workman, in every branch, AAtlers himself he shall
in future he able TO do all. any part Of the above
business. in =. sfacsory manner.
Portsmouth. (CsndaEs .s'ias.> Nov. IL, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-21

rsLAsKAoTAS II h.f.yL Jor .a.e
az 0is Office.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-21

~ PrRLisHsD By AprRoR,ry.
fne mluncs,on ot secrety uodcr which tho
following Resolution and Lowe were pas
sod, having been long sinse removed by
the enac,ing authority, IL Is deemed un.
necessary tha, they should be longer with
held from the public eye. They are now,
thersfore, published Mar. IsssL
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-06
TO DELINQUENT Subscribers.

The senior Editof of this paper has just returned
from an unsuccessful tour through the eastern part
II ibis District, undertaken for the purpose of col
lecting arrearages for the PORTLAND GAZETTE.
III august, 1917, the bills were made oat and left
with Agents duly authorized to receive aud re-
reipt for the dues We were at this trouble and
expense solely for the accommodation Of our SUBJ
sei0ers, who were in duty bound by the telms OF
our subscription. either 70 have brought sent us
the small stipend free of expense but notwth-
standing our eadeavours to promote their conven-
ience IN tins respect, our calls are disregarded-
and many are still indebted for the paper for up
aearas effen gears. Ii is 10 vain to reason any
ion er upon the suhieci-or say that things
ought not SO 10 be,' as il needs but very slight
acofIaintsnce with business to know that nothing
BAT lie ac,ao,c's cruise can hold out under these
circumstance s--not having access to that, we are
reincaatly compelled to give notice TO all such as
are indebted for longer term than eight years that
they viii be allowed I'll the irst Of December neat
10 cancel these demands--aiter which they must be
lsft rciM az -fttorney.
For the IN formslion of delinquents on the great
Eastern rout, we republish The list of Ageots in
hal quarter who are daily authorized to settle our
demands. We hope and trust tnat compliance
With this call will save our patrons from an I'M
necessary expense. and US from the modification
81 resoriing 70 The law.
AGENTS. FOR THE PORTLAND GAZETTE.
.Noylhyarnouh WILLIAM BARRows, Esq.
Freeg9r NJ. NATHAN NYE.
Brunswick, fopahaa and lisbon. PETER o. Al
DEs ksg.
Bah. Bo,edoiaaem, Phipsburg, Georgetown and
IFooiwica EBEDEzER CLAP, Esq, OF Bath.
Hiscasset, Mr.. barker NEAL.
Netc- Castle, I9ob!e5orough aad Bristol, STEPHEN
CoFFIE, Esq. Of Marlborough
marlborough, John HEAD, Esq Z. NJ.
Warren cnd Upsion JESSE PAGE, Esq. Nj Var
rem.
Taomaston, JosEPH SPBAGUE Esq.
Camden, JONATHAN THAYER bsq.
Belfast & NOrthport, ALFRED JOHNSON Esq. Bel
fast.
Cqstirle, THOMAS e HALE, Esq.
Frankfort, ARCHtBALD JOINS Esq.
Bangor JACOB McGA w, Esq.
raiudG and Harlsm, ]. G. WAsHBURN, Esq. p.
NJ. China.
Pufstoa, JACOB LOUD, Esq. p. NJ.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-06

he colony at Botany Bay, where the
English send their convicts as they once
did in Virginia, is represented TO be in
furnishing condition, with population Of
10000, entirely convicts and their descend
ants. he state of society is said to be
quue refined and moral--mauy abandoned
Characters, transpo ted for their crimes,
having entirely reformed and become virtu-
Gus parents and exemplary citizens Many
have made greas Improvements and acqnlr-
ed considerable wealth There is no. RAJ
tionaI doubt, but that in the progress Of a
century, the colony in New Holland will
grow into populous, powerful, and indie
pendent nation. The island is but partially
explored. A large river, offering an extern
sise navigation into the interior, has recent
ly been dlscoyered.-.did. Argus.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-06
y See Ath. Vol. Ii. p. 156.
TO MY MOTHER.

SLEEP, mother, sleep in slumber blest
1t joys my heart to see thee rest;
Unfelt, in sleep, thy load Of sorrow,
Breathe free and thoughtless of tomorrow
And long, and light, thy slumbers last,
In happy dreams forget the past.
Sleep, mother sleep thy slumber's blest !;
1t joys my heart to see thee rest.
Many's the night she wak'd for me,
To nurse my lpless infancy
While Graded on her patient arm,
She hush'd me with the mothers charm.
Sleep, mother, sleep thy slumber's blest !
1t joys my heart to see thee rest.
And be it mine to soothe thy age,
With tender care thy grief assuage
This hope is left to poorest poor,
And richest child can do no more.
Sleep, mother, sleep. thy slumber's best
1t joys my heart to see thee rest.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-06

The execution oil these men III Florida,
has excited much remark III me Ena lIsn
Journals bul we have seen nothing III tnen
so violent as has appeared in the .eorgr /,
and other democratic American pape. ), on
the subject All the excavations and ex-
plonatlonS Of the procedure which have ap-
peared IN the National Intelds eacer are cop
led into the Courier, accompanied witt is
usual bold remarks. Several letters i, on
MIR. Arbuthnot to men in office In Ens.
land relative TO the continued encroeCa
ments OF the whites on the lands of the Ia
dams, have been published Ii Is asst red.
in addition, that Mr.. A. was an agent TO the
Indians, duly accredited by them and that
his correspondence with Mr. Bagot, and he
British and Spanish Governors (Which was
one charge against him) was confined TO The
subject OF the lands guaranteed TO the Ind-
lans by the Sth article oflhe Treaty of Ghent,
The stock jobbers, and opposition papers
as usual, did not let the event pass unim-
proved, to exciie a momentary alarm, and
aSitate the nation with the prospect of Sc
'loHs ruttnre between the u. S. and Eag-
land. But the Courier, in answer, merely
remarks, that the fate of these men would
become 9. subject OF strict inquiry and inves-
tigation by government aud recommends
the suspension ofpublic opinion on it, until
the facts and explanations are officially de-
veloped Cent.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-06
.NEW POSITION.

The Aurora CONTAINS letter feoai Com .4ury,
dated, Island Of Ut. Catharine aud Do Provi-
denee, July IS, 1872 announcing that ne took
possession Of mat Island, and hoisied the flag of
the independent governments OF Baenos 4yres aud
Chitt, on the 9th OF that MONTH - The emancI, a.
ton Of South America" he says, requires con-
venent rendezvous for the fruits of the tropics,
aud abundance Of excellent vegetables, as ia New
Grenada. What Margaritta is TO Venezuela this
place is to New Grenada He concludes his let
ter thus : We are in excellent condition here,
and every respect be paid to the flags of all ma
tions; aud every protection 70 those who may be
disposed to commercial enterprise"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-06
POETRY.
From The London Monthly .Iagasine.
PRAYER DURING BATTLE.
Erngl The Ger1nnn Of K0rner.*

From the German Of Korner.s
FATHER of all | call on thee:
Red lightnings fash along the ground
Loud roars the fierce artillery
And smoke and blood enclose me round
Great God of battles hear my cry
Lead me TO death or victory.
Then, Father, lead me boldly on
Lead me to conquest or the grave
Where'er 60, thy will be done,-
So lead as thou the will may'st have
For / submit me to thy power,
own thy presence every hour.
Equally in the rustling blasts,
Strewing autumnal leaves around
AS when the battle-storm DER casts,
With carnage and with blood, the ground
Thee acknowledge, God supreme
Fountain of mercy still the same
Father, praise ii 0e, that to-day
For no vain gooC our swords we draw +;
Our cause is sacred Liberty,
And justice is our only law:
Victor or vanquish'd, at thy viii,
Father of men IN praise thee still.
Thou, Father, bless me with thy care,
Into thy hands all resign:
IT'S thou that givest; hear my prayer:
'Tis thou canst take, for am thine.
In life, or in deaths trying hour,
o bless me with thy guardian power.
God submit myself to thee
When death assails my mortal frame,
When my torn veins the blood shall flee
Gushing, and sinks this vital fame,--
I'll bend resign'd to thy decree
Father of all call on THEE.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-06

From the letter of the Rev. Mr. Burgess,
II appears tiHt the country selected by him
ana ms copeagus;, the late Rev. Samuel J.
MINIS as suitable place 10 be recommen-
deu 10 the blacks in the United States, who
may De disposed to return TO the land of
toeir ancestors, is Shelbro, situated on the
west coast OF Africa, is about seven degrees
OF Forth latitude, and at no great distance
south of Sierre Leona.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-06
WHICH ARE
AMOh1 MnltA Ann
London Cloths and Cassimere$

London Cloths and Cassimeref,
y Yorkshire do. do.
Plains, Drab and Blue
Kerseys DO. do.
Fearnaughts,
Worsted and Lambs wool Hose,
PeIise Cloths, Blankets, CoatiRgs,
Wildbores Fiannels Swanskins, Baizes,
Buckram, Silk Umbrellas,
Lib and bundle Pins, Ink Powder,
Pocket Books, Lead Pencils, Windsor Soar,
Calicoes 'Fnrni,ures, Shawls, Vestings,
Cambrics SILK 1a0ists, Beaver Gloves
India Jackonets, book, leno and fancy Muslins,
Light and dark Ginghams.
Dimoties white Jeans, Brown Hollands
British and Steam Loom Shrtings,
Imitation Shawls, Cotton Hose,
English silk Gloves and Hose,
Quality aud shoe Bindings,
Braces and Buttons Bandanna Handkfs
Choppa Ronals,
Liaen and Cotton Cambria Thread, from No. 10
TO $50
Carlisle Gieghams, bpk and olive velvets,
Navy Blue Prints, Fine Lcno Mustins,
| Imperial coat Buttons,
Union and Leopard Stars DO.
Double Florences, Levantines,
Green Bonnet Silk, Cotton Bandannss
Cambria Neck Handker chiefs,
Do Pocket do.
Naval Victory do.
Fancy Shawls, Chnele Cords,
Pearl Beads, Bonnet Silks, hid Gloves,
Patent Linen Thread
Superfne undressed Prints,
Madras Handkfs, Quilengs, Umbrellas,
| Pearl Shirt Buttons,
Plated gilt and metal Buttons,
| Flag Handkfs. Black Silk do.
| Black and colored Sarsnets.
Velvet Bindings, Silk vestings, Tapes,
Italian Grapes, of the first quality,
Black and col'd Sewing Silk,
| Bombazetts Shirt Wires,
| English Cotton Balls of the best quality.
ALSO
An elegant assortment of plain and figured
RIBBONS.
IF I. & NJ. expect by The
Ceres. from Liverpool. and GaIen, from London
| the remainder of their Fall Goods all of which
will be sold on good terms for cash or credit.
| September 90, 1913.