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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
American army, they began to pre-

American army, Trey otSa1 u p'e'
DsyA ior the intended sacraiiee.
M'Krimmon WAS placed at a stake,
md the ruthless savages having sl'a.
we'd his head and reduced his body to
a state Of nudity, formed themselves
Into a circle and danced around him
some hours, yelling AL the while most
horribly. The youngest daughter Of
the prophet (who is about Is years OF
age, and represented by the officers
of,,e army we have conyersed with.
TO he a woman very superior to her
associatcs) Was sad and silent the
whole liDIe----she participated not
in the general JOY. iut was evidently,
even To the afrightcd prisoner. much
1 painted at the savage scene she was
llconlpelled To witness.
i When the fatal tomahawk was rails
I'd TO terminate forever the mortal
Iryisten,e of the unfortunate M'krim-
! NOR, at that aw,ul moment. MiliS
/. Fran,is, like an angle oil mcrry. p'a'
/, ced herself between il and death. res
tio.u,ciy bidding the astonished cxeru-
!, I,joner, il he tl,irs,ed for human b!6od
Ia shed hers; being determined, she
said, not to survive the prisoner
L ,irn,h. A momcn:ary pause was pro
II dnctr by this unexpected occurrence
!, anu sue tpok advantage q! the civcum
stance to i.nl,!ore the pity other Zero
. iUus ,athrr--eho iinnliy yielded Il
.icr wishes with the intention, how
e ever, it il t,"!iesen. Of numbering then
, lhotb, il h.' coui not sril Ai'i<rim
!, imon tn tie Spa',iards, which wa
4 uukily c:t,:rtcj lew q vs. ai,er a
IL Vt. MARKS; sur seccn gallons add I
: Aag q ram.
A, long as he remained Il r''isonr
IS N 'Nr,nmnn's b nelautrtss curiinuc,
y tu shew him acts 81 kiadnrs4. No,
TIE ioriune OF war Mas piaref' ii,r !,
% tie poWc.s OF The Waite pcepi.-----
a she ARRIVED AT Euci Gias1rn no. u,.
u siner, VII, aura :oi others ii
q hal surrendered, III q starving coed
d. iun. Ne are s;r.., tied 10 learn. "a
" Il proper reeicW Ter her virtues i'.l;
in red the tOminri".inE NH I'll: coi. 4,
II, buckle 10 re,lesc her in,nJti.;. W;.t,,
y M'krlniuon appears 30 hasea On
r sense Of he obligation hr owes ia
&c a0uian g 10 saved his iii. at The haz
~ lrt. OF her Ous----he lett town Ia
to week to seek her. aud as far as M;
ic ar III his power 60 alleviate her mi.
Us ortGHcs. III SO Y!so his iiru d, term
ol Hatloa. We uud,rstond, if ahr wi
u 0nscut 10 n'akr bee, lis u i.., and re
es SIDE. PROVIDED he can prevail On he
0. 10 10 81 W,ihln che settled parts q
lU Georgia.
- B, s'ius appears, that rIdc and ur
p e'is,iA..i"d MINIS are SuS. rplibl,. :,
n is arrest s"ussbiiny. Of ,ne Warmc,
~ ia sintcn,s. ni the sNosi ii;violabi
y irt"ndsii:s---and that ,i."y somrti,mc
n iprarti"t virtues. wAirh aouil do err
y III I" a people the most ciincd nm
i rn'ig'ttcnrd.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
From The National lntelligencer.
..N'Grember 24.
CONGRESS-
Monday, Nov. 2S, 1913.
In SENATE.


vice Mr.. Troup, resigned, appeared aud
took his seat: and MIR. Van Dyke, from
Delaware.
The motion submitted by Mr.. Sanford
for an enquiry into The expedercy ola.
imending the law so that The Presidents
signature should not he necessary to
lpaten,s Tor land, was taken up, and a.
greed to.
Mr. Dickcrson gave notice that TO.
morrow, he should ask leave to INTRODUCES
Ia biii for tn: removal orthe Congresslon-
| al Library to tie Capitol.
No other husinesa Offering itself; the
Senate adjourned,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
The following gentlemen, in addition
to those already announced. appeared
this day. From New York, Mr. Yendo-
ssr, Mr.. rompkins, and MIR. Cruger
from ). Carolina; MIR. iLare, Mr.. Si,np-
kins, and Mr. Erwin.
| The Speaker laid before the House a
Ileiter from The chief Justice Of the Dis.
lnlct OF Columbia, transmitting Code
,nF Jurisprudence for the District, formed
lin pursuance o! an acl of Congress of
4 April %, 1876
Mr.. Herbert of Nd. moved to refer
Ithis report to the committee on the Ju.
dietary but, being opposed by MIR. IL.
Nelson, OF Va. the motion was lost. On
inotion OF Mr. Eierbet, il was referred to
Ia select committee.
| MIR. Williams OF N. c. from the COM
Imi,tee of Claims, made unlayorable re-
Iports on the petitions Of John Morton
land Nipson johnson aud Of John Cruteh-
Ter and Thomas Rawlings; which we're
Tread, and ordered to lie OH the table
Mr. Rhea, of Ten from the committee
lcf Pc, sl"ns and evolutionary claims,
made an upfavorabe report Nh the petit
l,inn of James Heard, which was agreed
Ito
., The Speaker laid before the house a
Communication from tlle Navy Depart.
mcnt, accompanied by sun''ry documents
in retelion to the Navy Pension Fund
referred to the committee on naval If.
Hairs.
On motion of Mr. P. p. Barbour of Va
lie WAS excused from serving on the
comn'l'lee II public buildings, on the
:. Isronnd that he was unacquanted with
larchitrciure, either in theory or practice,
land that he had at the last session voted
AGAINST the approp ia'ipD even for the
comnienc ement of some of those build.
, lings; and another member was appointed
lin his place.
On motion Of Mr.. Harrison, com.
mittee was appointed to enquire into the
i xpediency OF authorship the employ"
lntnt OF IN additional number Of clerks
IN the War Department, not exceeding
twelve.
The reason assigned for this motion
: was, that, unless some such neasuys
was adopted, the persons for whose re-
|lief the pension law Of last session was
designed, could not, for a long time, il
ever. obtain the benefit intended thereby,
!. FOR, ne had been astonished TO find that,
owing to the deficiency of clerks, no APP
Z Ipllcation for that object, since the month
lot MAY last. had vet been decided on,
Though several clerks were constantly
= employed in that duty. The early APP
,p!cations were of course first attended to
> ana had moi yet been dispatched.
}. State Of Illinois.
i n.shn
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The resolution was passed and sent 10
the Senate for concurrence.
The Speaker laid before the hoHse the
Annual Repor, ot the Secretary toi the
Treasury, and letter from MIR Forsyth
a member of this holse, from Ceorg'a'
resigning his seat therein
On motion Of MIR. Storrs, $500 sdci-
tional copies OF the Presidents MessaEe'
and Documents, were ordered TO DC
printed for the use Of the house.
On motion of Mr.. Baldwin. the com.
mi,tee on the Judiciary were 'nstfuc'ea
to enquire into the expcdiency OF passing
IA law to proven, the disconl'nuance o.
suits ia the District Court OF the Jiitse
States for the Western District OF fenh-
lsylvania, on account Of said court no,
having been held on the day PRESCRIBE
by law, and for other purposes
and the House ADJOURNED
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State Of Illinois.

The engrossed resolution, declaring
he ad,nissionoi the state Of iiia3is INTO
the Union on IN equal 'oo:iog With tirs.
original states, was read a third time
ADD, on the question, F." Shall it pass =
Mr.. Tallmadge Of ~ Y assigned he
reasons why. in Ills opinion, the res2la.
iicn ought no, TO be adopted. il sppeHred
10 hi.t, in the FIRST pl,ce, he Said there
gu, hit to be before congress sone docd-
ment showing that the territory had 'h.
population required b. the law Of The last
session. The recitation Ct tie fact IN The
Pr. amb!e of the constitution he did not
consider as the proper sort OF evidence
And after few further remarks by Mt
Poindexler. Anderson, J'allmadge. Liv-
ernore, and Harri son. the question o"
the resolution was decided as follows. q,
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From The National Aduoeate.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-05

taken near Valparaiso, is supposed to /,
q ship from Boston.
"By last accounts from VALPARAISO,
there were three or four .hips Of th,,
port, and doubtless Of the enemy. Som,
suppose them to be blOckading squadron,
and others that they convey troops IN.
tending to land some where on the cO,,,
Government are hard pushed for mo-.
ney, and have called upon the citizen, Of
Great Britain, those Of the United St,r,,
and Of Buenss Ayres now here, for loan
The latter will lend something to helm
them to raise the wind, but the foru.,
decline"
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SNN Erckange Cofss Houss ssS
&MARINE JOURNAL. ~
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,. AI12.
cLEAR RED,

CLEARED,
Brig Susan, W oodbury, Boston.
Schr Three Brothers. Thompson, Can
den. ARRIVED, .MpyS,
Schr Resolution, Ellis. IS day. Gon
Boston, plaster, rum, dry goods, &c. 10
I.awrason & Fowle, F. Dodge, sLt
others.
Brig Economy, Cleveland, Is dau
from Thomsston, lime and lumber to
g. Ladd 4 Co.
Schr Morning Star, Pendleton, ~ dau
from Camden, with loss Of deck Loaf ani
bowsprit sprung-lime and lumber b
Lswrasou 4 Rowle.
Schr Horus, Hicks, &c days fro-
Thonasten, lime and lumber to J. G.
Ladd " Go.
Schr Olive, Burns, IA days from GiU.
cester, via Norfolk, picked fish, poa.
toes, &c. to the master.
May4.
No other arrival than inland vessel,
last night or this day; Of which thsi|
were between so and 40 sail, with hV|
cargoes Of grain. lumber, wood, Ic. h|
wind blew q perfect gale from the uus
ward yesterday afternoon, and contpx
yer, strsns from the same point toby
and the weather cold, like that Of Mrti
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-05

casiRrs a want Of any precise point to-
wards which his eloquence can be direct
ed; and at all events il is displayed to
a friendly audience, and hardly ever in
foro contentioso.- But never was there
any instance Of oratory brought SO exact
" down to the level Of mere display a.
musement Except perhaps in the ludi-
crous associates Of clsbs) as at the dinner
on Diua's Island in the lake OF Rillar-
ney for there, it is plain that speech
making must have been introduced, like
pipes or songs, for no other purpose than
to pass the evening, Yet even here there
was style more peculiarly i'll adapted to
the occasion than any other; and that
the orator hit it, the following sentences
may testify.
appeal to history! Tell me, then
reverend Chronieler Of the grave, can all
the illusions Of ambition realized, can all
the wealth Of an universal commerce, can
all the achievements of successful hero
ism, Of all the establishments Of this
worlds wisdom, secure to empire the
permanency Of its possessionsl Alas,
Troy thought so once yet the land Of
Priam lives only in song! Thebes thought
SO once; yet her hundred gates have
crumbled, and her very tombs are bat
as the dust they were vainly intended to
commemorate! So thought Palmyra,
where is abe , So thought Persepolis,
and now
Yon waste where roaming lions howl,
Yon aisle where means the grey.eyed
owl,
Shows til. proud Persians' great abode,
Where scepter'd once, an earthly God
His power-clad arm, controll'd each hap
pier cline,
Where sports the varbling muse, and
fancy scars sublime.
So thought the countries Of Demos.
themes and the Spartan; yet Leonidas is
trampIed by the timid slave, and Athens
insulted by the servile, mindless and en-.
ervate Ottoman In his hurried march,
Time has bu. looked at,heir imagined i'm.
and all its vani,ies, from the
palace to the tomb, have, with their ruins,
erased the very impression of his foot.
steps. To be Continued.
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NOTICE.

The Council will sit as Court of An
peals on the 18th. 18th, and 18th da,, IS
the present month, from the hour Of 70
70 Q o'clock I.P.THOMPSON &C.
~ The books will be in the Couue7
Chamber, on Wednesday the 18th iu,t
wnen the assessors will attend.
Extract from the iay ofthe Corporation.
Section 4. BE it further enacted, ,b,,
no appeals will be heard after the time.
appointed for the sitting Of Council Is a
Court Of Appeals, or after tn. adjourn.
ment thereof, As may be by them deter.
mined upon.
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From the Baltimore Tstecruph.

From the Baltimore Telegraph.
Extract Of a letter, dated Santiago de
Chilli, January I6, 1918. received BY
commercial house in this city, and
politely furnished the editors for pub
LEGATION.
"Since mine on the 5th inst. there
have been the following arrivals at the
port: ships Albion, Dryden, from Lon.
don; Caledoni. Liverpool Flora, Bue-
nos Ayres; briggs Dragon, do. f; America,
Rey, Philadelphia and the British fri.
gate Amphion, commodore Bowles, from
Lima.
"By the latter we learn, that on the 9th
December, IL transports carving 5000
men and accompanied by two vessels Of
war, sailed from Lima, and according to
the current reports destined for TuIca.
huana.
It apears that the commodore was
not very well received, and Mr. Torres,
who proceeded in the frig,te with money
for the prisoners at Lima, and to treat
respecting their exchange, was confined
during their stay there, and not allowed
to communicate with any one. Perhaps
this,h Of conduct towards the deputy
from Buenos Ayres and Chill, and to.
wards the commander of one of the ships
belonging to Great Britain, who has de.
c'ared that she will observe strict neu.
trality with regard to Spain and her re-
VOTED colonies. may proceed partly from
the natural jealousy and inciviIIty Of Spa
niards, and partly from desire that their
plans and the extent Of the discomfort
prevailing in Peru, might be concealed.
at seems after all that the d aaver was
moi captured off Valparaiso, but near or
in the bay Of Talcahuana. The ship
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-05
Alexandria, May ., 4sts.
Bost"n, ApriI 20.
IlTFsT rROM ENGLAND,

LATEST EROM LNSLANos
The new and elegant fasr sailing ship
Falcon, ]. w. Lewis commander, arrived
here last evening, in 26 days from Liver.
pool. By this vessel we have received
London papers to the evening Of the 9th
March, and Liverpool TO the sOth. Ex-
tracts follow:
From BelLs London Messenger, Of
March GO.
The Bnurbons have followed the exam
pie Of other countries in recognizing the
accession of the present King of Sweden
He is now acknowledged by every civi
ized pow er. This is an ara, and a very
important one, In the history of the mo.
marches o, Europe. 1t stands forth as a
precedent and an example, that the abb
surd notions, hitherto imputed to kings
and cabinets, Of the indefeasibility Of re-
gular rights. have happily passed away,
and that the good Of the people is acknow.
lodged to be Of equal Importance with
the rights Of descent. AS this principle
is real gain to popular liberty, and on
the other hand does not encourage any
source of anarchy, we must again express
our satisfaction with his recognition.
London, March 26
We understand thar one of the eype.
dients fallen upon by the Spanish govern.
ment to enable it to fit out the Russian
squadron, is to allow The merchants per-
mission to ship on board, two thousand
tons of Merchandise, at low duties, the
receipts Of which it was expected. would
afford considerable aid The exact des.
tination 10 not told to the merchants, but
they are given to understand that the
force will be so overw helmlng, that to
whatever point Of the ultromsrne domi-
MONS it is bound, resistance on the part
Of the Patriots must be vain. The scheme
however. does not meet with great sup
port. The fate Of Morillob expedition,
much larger than Spain can now send GU,
is not forgotten.-The Spanish clergy
murmur a good deal. They think thai
the benediction Of Heaven 90 the Hispa.
no. Russian enterprise cannot be secured
unless the hereticsl character is taken
from the ships by a solemn baptism, which
ceremony it is thought will take place
previou. to their putting to sea.
March O..
We give the following, as the report in
the city, without meaning to pledge our
selves for its authenticity:
The city one o'clock.
There is much talk here of financia
plan in contemplation, by which stecs
Oebentures are to be issued, aHd alst
! Stock Notes as a circulating medium
According to this plan. Dsbentures at ;
fixed rate are to be issued, which, at an,
given time, say two or three years, thu
6olders may have converted into Stock
without being liable to any depreciation
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6 The Members Of tbs

Bible Society Of the district Of CoIqn.
bia. residing in Alexandria. are respect.
fully informed that Mr.. James Mellow.
ell il Appointed collector for the ANNA
subscription Of rwo DOLLARS, due Ii.
FIRST Of April, 1918.
Persons wishing to become subscribes
can enter tn. names ia a book VIII
Sir. Mcdowell.
BY order of the Board Of Managers,
THOS. VOWEL. Trea.nrr.
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pbiou. was well acc uainted when at Lima.
He, however, had good excuse tor en-
tcring Valparaiso second time having
promised to return Mr.. Torres, the De-
putty, whom he carried from this country.
But he had no occasion to make use OF
this pretext, not finding any vessel OH
this port, wheh he returned from Lima
The Amphion went out to the blockad'nE
squadron the other day, and commodore
i3owles stated to the commander OF the
yenganzs, Don Tomas Cabrera that as
he had Uttered the American ship OF war;
the Ontario. captain Biddle, he could not
consider blockade existing with regard
to government vessels. 10 this, the Don
assented, aud agreed that government
vessels Bound to Chill would not be mo-
Tested unless he received orders from
Lima to the contrary. The commodore
then requested that the British ships pow
here, being ignorant of the blockade when
they entered, might be allowed to pre-
coed without hindrance. This was not
granted, but Don Tomas promised not to
capture yes els bcnnd here. but to inform
them of the blockade aud warn them Of.
The Amphion then returned. l wonder.
I'd why the Venganza had hot captured
more ships, and now believe the com
urander to Ue one Of those Libera!es, and
that he sometimes puposely allows them
to escape him.
On the 29th ult. arrived here, the ship
Levant. capt. Cary, lOs days from Bos-
ton, with large quantity Of quicksilver
and severa! other articles-reports to be
bound to the N. w. Coast with all except
the quicksilver, which they eDdeavor to
sell here. The Spanish squadron Of this
port, now consisting Of eight vessels,
came very near bringing this vessel too,
being nearly within gun shot Of her, but
capt. Biddle sent out his ats and towed
her in.
On the 81 inst. the privateer Fortuna,
fornerly Catalina, sailed on a cruise
and on the day following entered this
port, the Spanish brig Mercedes, alias
sacta. a prize to the privatee, Chileuo,
formerly AdeIiue She ~as captured in
lat. IA lie, near the coast, bound from
Guayquil to Africa, via Pi.co, laden with
rice, Cocoa, sugar, tobacco, cigars, Lima
hats, sentiles, &c. and about IA bales
ordinary dry goods, valued in all here,
at $4,000. The prize.master, and five
Of the seamen belong to vessels from the
United States, now here, snd capt. Bid
die had them sent on board the Ontario,
that they might be returned to the YES.
sells which they had Quilted. He did the
same with some Who had shipped on
board the pri7ate.r Fortuna, and thus
renders an act OF justice to American
masters and owners, which would mt be
done if the Ontario was not here. The
sending national ship to this section Of
the globe, is highly important to our
country and its commerce, and is highly
creditable to the government.
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Letter Bag at the +. C. Houa.
Ship Potomac, Captain Bradford, L
Liverpool, 9th May.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-05
STEAM, Boat Rplarf.

The Washington got up at5,s-
Passed brig aRd topsail schr of Holi
Point, and another schooner above Im
Washington-all at anchor, and apt
rently bound Up.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-05

e. An adjourned meetin.
of the Presidents hossE GuAsH
will be held at the Court House thu
evening, at halt pat 7 o'clock.
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u - - q IL n o..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-05
For Freight to any Easter'
Fer Freight,

For Freight, ~.
xHS THE fine new fast al y y
x64&A pilot boat schooner DAs'|
SH1f John Griffith, MASTER o.
k6 then $50 barrels, in comrs
order to receive freight for any par
the world. Apply to IN
JOHN G. LADD U w.
Who offer for sale, received per "
schooner, ;
so Connecticut patent plOughs, NV
approved. From schooner Resolution"
sioop AIonzo, and Packet
l9 casks Goshen cheese -.
6 cases mems and cbildren's IVY
risr quality shoes
50 boxes Windsor soap
90 barrels mes, beet
Cases straw b0nnets
May $ !"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-05
Lime and Lumber.

Lime and Lumber.
TOHN G. LADD u co. offer "
% sale the cargo Of schooner Hotu'' y
4S6 casks fresh Thonaston lime
5000 feet birch, pine, and spruce l'S
and plank
5000 feet boards.
For Freight to any Easter'
Port,
xEk The schooner HOBus
EfM Thomas Xix, master. buhta
500 barrels, a staunch g@
~ vessel. will DO ready 10
few days to receive cargo. Apply '
above. May s-M
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COMMUNICATES FOR THE PATRIOT.
Extract of letter, dated Valparaiso, Feb.
6, 1918, to a commercial house in Bal
tinore.
The blockade Of the ports Of Chill, ex-
tending as well to ships of war as to mer-
chant ships, was declared BY the viceroy
oil Lima in March last, and Of this the
British commodore Bowles, of. the Am.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-08

LAyks office of ihe Sap'sme Jad,eis
Court, within and for tie eoInfy Of Aew-
forf. in tie st0fe Of Rhode. .isisnd, &c.
WHEREAS CEoKcE X. HAaAnp, Of
w Newport, in the county of Newport, la
torer, lbs filed in said office, copy Of tho
vote Of the Hon General Assembly Of the
State aforesaid, 1t their June session, 1918,
extending 20 him the benefit OF On set passed
In June, 17j6, entitled, "sn act for the relief
Of insoivcpt dcbtors"--Notice Is hereby Civ.
en-, 10 tho creditors Of the said George, 10 sp-
pear, il they think 6,, before tho Supreme Ju-
dicisl Court of said stste, sext to be holden
OF Newporu within and Tor the county os
Newpovs, on the fourth Monday Of August
pexs, 70 sppoint Commissioners sr Ass'gnccs,
70 receive his estate aod eGects, end to dis
tribute tHe sawe, according 20 law.
HOLMES WEAVER, Clerk.
Newport, Jolly l, isls.
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DRY GOODS.
ISAAC GOULD.

Ne. i76, TkAMEs.srKssT,
Has iust received via New.yo'k, q choice
81, Assortment of Fashionable
GOODS,
- hMoyC ERIcH <ks-,
ID EAL Saxon black, blue and fancy Brosd,
III cloths black, blue, Coturgh mixt,
buff and drab Cassimeres newest patterns
MarseiIies yestings; 6rst quality Mandarin
Grape, and black silk Florep'ine 3-4 black
French Bombszeen, for pan, ,aIosns; ~ white
Vidooia Cloth for the Military; variety Of
twilled and plain Bombssetis Ehi,e ssun
Jean common ditto. blue and yellow com.
Pany Nsnkins super gil. Bsttons Leopold
star twist ditto.---ALSO,
An assortment Of hddling and low priced
Brssdclotbs and Cassimeres.
Many Of the above GooDs having been. pur.
chased al Auction for Cash, will be sole very
low FOR that article, or to punciual Customers
IN short etedit.
Newport, June ~, 1878.