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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-05

ing TO notice, at the banking house in this ci-
ty. RUFUs, KING, Esq was chosen Chair
man, and JOSEPH GALES, jun. Esq. Ssc'y.
On motion Of Mr.. Worthington, of Ohio,
it was agreed that the meeting now proceed
to business, and that the chairman be re-
quested to inform the president and directors
Of The bank accordingly.
On motion Of Mr.. Wortbington,
ResotUed, That a committee he appointed,
to inquire, in behalf of the stockholders, IN
to the condition of the affairs of tine bank,
and TO call for. receive, and report to this
meeting, an exact and particular statement
thereof, in order that the actual situation Of
its affairs may be known 10 the Stockholders :;
and that the committee consist OF a number
not exceeding % members, to be appointed
by the chairman.
After a short interval, the chairman named
the following gentlemen to compose the cou-
mittee Mr.. Drayton and Mr.. kohme. ct
Soath Carolina Mr.. Cumming, of Georgia ;
Mr.. Fitzhugh and Mr.. Haxhall, OF Virginia;
Mr.. Worthington, Of Ohio {; Mr.. Brown, OF
Maryland Mr.. Riddle, Of Delaware Mr..
Butler, Mr.. Tilghman, Mr.. Willing, MIR.
Beck, and Mr.. Girard, OF Pennsylvania =
Mr.. Bayard, Mr.. Oracle, and Mr.. Bronson,
of N. York !; Mr.. Parsons, of Connecticut ;
Mr.. D'Wolf, of R. Island Mr.. Crownin-
shield, Mr.. Sears, and Mr.. Pickman, of
Massachusetts.
On motion of Mr.. Fitzhugh, of Virginia,
the meeting adjourned to convene again on
Thursday next at twelve o'clock, at Wash
ington Hall.
Mr.. Gales has been subsequently appoint
ed secretary to the committee.
rFranklin Guzttte.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-05
A LADY's CARTER.

II is not the first time in English history
that a lady's garter has acquitted celebrity (;
but an occurrence 81 rather a ludicrous nature
took placs q short time since, in consequence
of an unhappy Llun1er respecting a garter.
Sir Isaac Heard, Cater King al Arms, was
spending some weeks at a watering place on
The southern coast On Devonshirs, where he
Was much visited by the n~eighboring gentry,
aud in returning their visits, left hi. card at
the several houses. whose inhabitants hap
pened to be absent from home. Sir Isaac
Heard values himself upon teing the Oldest
sovereign in Europe !; and in consequence has
his royal insignia, the crown and sceptrs,
George and garter, engraved upon his card,
and has his name inserted en- the garter. A
lady of the neighborhood, not exactly &C
quainted nth the style, THE, rank, and dig
nfty of this venerable sovereign, CHANGED TO
light on one Of Sir Isaac's name cards, and
apprehending that he was a man of some
rank from London, she took it for granted
that il was a prevailing new fashion in town
to have naase cards with garters on them
Thinking it wasas good to be outof the world
as out sf the fashion, she Immediately sent an
order to an engraver 20 have her name engra-
we'd, and upon no account to forget the new
fashion of engraving il upon a garter. The
engraver faithfully executed the order the
priater struck off the impression without loss
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-05
Neov- York, October 90.

SPECTACLE.
With pride and joy we announce TO our
readers, that the middle section of the Great
Western Canal is finished The whole line
displays one Of the grandest spectacles ever
exhibited. We are informed by a cores
pondent, that nothing is seen or heard but
congralulation and rejoicing. The firing of
cannon-the display of thousands Of specta-
tors, and the PLAYING Of music, have attend
ed the inlet Of those waters, that will hereaf.
ter wait countless myriads OF property ihro'
this great and magnificent channel OF internal
trade. We can now pass from the mouth Of
The Hudson, to a point four hundred miles
distant in the very interior Of our vast state.
Search the annals of ancient and modern his
tory, trace the march of the most glorious
empires that have ever fourished on the face
of the globe, aid she'v US any thing equal to
thi. stupendous work, accomplished in the
course of a few months by a single member
of the American Union. Well may the ma
tion5 of Europe wonder and admire! The
completion of this section deserves 4 mention
in the records Of immortality, and will eter-
nallY ,tand a towering land in the history Of
mankind. lCo!urnb'n.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-05
MARRIAGE OF WILLIAM WALLACE.


Sir lillian Wallace married Marion Brad
foot, the beautiful heiress Of Huntington. OF
the same age, and brought up from child
hood together, reciprocal affection grew with
their growth and sympathy of TASTE, virtues
aud mutual tenderness, gradually mingled
their spirits, made them so entirely one that
when at the age of TWENTY-FIVE the enraptured
lover was allowed by bis grand father TO
pledge that faith publicly at the altar which
be had 80 often vowed TO his Marion in Sc
cret, De clasped her to bis heart, and softly
whisperej-''Dearer than life part of my
being cow and for ever! blessed is this union
that ming!es thy SOUL with mine to all eier-
nifty 20 -
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From the Baltimore Patriot.

lMPoRTANT--FRoM II SPANISH MAINE.
E1troc, to the Editor, dated ST. Thomas, 18th
October, 1919.
We had an arrival this morning from Mar
garitta, by which we learn that the Island
has Iatterly been very sickly amongst the
number Of victims 10 the prevailing fever, are
Generals English AMI Sandusky. Gen. De-
vereux had not arrived. From Angostura in
formation had been received that Arismendi
had effected a revolution in the government
of that place, and that General Ordinate was
marching in force to oppose him
The Bru:us, Venezuelan brig, is totally
lost at Nevis the Admiral Brion is dismast-
ed az Five Islands, or the Saints. In haste,
| am, &C.,
P. S. Since writing you this morning,
have been enabled 20 collect farther p~articu-
lars concerning the late Revolution at ArgCs-
tura. II is certain that Ter, late vice. preSi-
dent of the Ycnezue.ian republic, has been
deposed, and that Arisruendi has been eject
ed or more properly speaking. appointed
president in the room Of Bolivia. How lhese
dissensions will end, it is Impossible TO ha-
zari a conjecture ; but : fear the worst con-
sequences from such Stale of anarchy and
confusion.
have taken some pains to obtain a correct
list of the American vessels now in this har-
Dor, which | now hand you. ! am, &c.
Yesterday week, the ship Naiad, just arri-
we'd at Salem from Calcutta. was struck by
lightning, and the second mate, Mr.. William
Griffin, OF Salem, was instantly killed-be
was on the main topsail yard at the time, and
on being struck, fell into the sea w'h his
clothes in a fame! The first mate was knock
ed down, and one Of the men severely inju-
| red. TIE vessel received but triflins da-
mage. - lioad.
William Cobbett, to the regret Of no one,
| we believe, has again left this country for
England. He sailed from New-York on Sa-
..rday last in the ship Hercules, Captain
Cobb, for Liverpool. to.d.
Captain Charles Morris is now at Norfolk,
md takes command OF the squadron consist
ng Of the frigate Constellation, corvette
John Adams, aud ship Cyane. On the ED,
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Eatract ofa letter from DR.. Mitchell q
Fork.

Eggs, NOW and then, contain Other
eggs, cxhibitions a shell within a SHE'LL
One rfmy neighbours, a few months ago
brought a small hens egg, that was
f"umh in the middle of a large one, 6u'
no bigger than the common SIZE
Since that have become the proprietor
OF IA goose egg containing another ess'
These are still in my possession"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-05
A PLOUGH BOY.
Bustnn. Oct. %.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH.

The edifce, now erecting in Common
street, of grey granite, reminds us in
some particulars of the Ionic temple OF
Hlissus. in ATHENS. one of those works
Of antiquity which form a study for
modern architects. The church is de.
signed by Mr.. Paris an artist IF rising
celebrity in New-tngland, no less cha.
rartcrised by his severe classical taste,
than by accuracy in his plans. This
Grerian Temple just mentioned was an
| ciently dedicated to Ceres, held in high
vencration in Athens, and was the place
fer celebrating the lesser mysteries-it
was afterwards com erted by the mo-
derns into a church, called st. Mary's
OH tho Rock.
ST. Paui's Church will differ from the
te:nlle in the number of columns, form.
Ing the portIco. In the models before
US. six beautiful co!nmns, about SO feet
Ia height, os Potomac stone, rise from
a basement Of FIVE feet elevation, sup.
porting plain triezc aud corDiCe, and
a pediment containing a design in base
r~a!,ero. (by Mr.. Willard, the scuIptor)
within lis %tympanum. The ascent to
the platform on w;lich the por,ico is
reared will DE by a flight of eight steps,
from the street, fronting the mall-.Up.
on each extremity of the TANKS of the
AGifcc will be figures larger than life
in aito-rclievo, representing St. Paul
and 81. Peter, and the sculpture nrna
menting the pcdimem Consisting of f.
cures. will exhibit Paul before Agrippa,
vino is prOnouucilS the memorable pas
! sage. almost thou persuadest me 10 be
a christian The extreme angle of the
pediinent is to be 60 feet from the
q. mtl. The body of the church is to
ia feet long, and including the plat
! form ar Is feet, the Whole .diiCe will Le
l29 feet in leng;h-and 70 feet s inches
in width. Under the purtico are to be
three doors. one il tie centre ana Two
at the tanks, opening into the Churcii-
| ami above the entrances, cxtrn,iing a.
long the front. is to be "a table SO feet
in length. Yie whok design Indicate
the orIgin OF IA rev taste among US, by
which high and uncouti, sleepios erected
upon low buildings in bad proportions,
VIZ! be abolishc:i-and a purer idea of
architectural beauty DC Introduced.
This may be seen at the Boston
Athcr9nn, which has been much i'm.
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items OF NEWS.


Measures are in train tor the Organization
of a Peace Society in Vermont.
The merchants and traders. in several sec
tious Of the Union, are uniting IN a memorial
to Congress, for the enactment of a uniform
system of Bankruptcy. A meeting on this
subject has just been held in Boston.
Ferdinand, King OF Spain, entered his Seth
year. the 18th OF last month.
The Duke of Albufera (Suchet) one ofBo-
naparte's Maishals, has been appointed by
King Louis, Ambassador from France to the
Ottoman Porte.
The York, pa Gazette informs us, tina,
Mr.. Cooper Dram, a tailor, in that town, has
failed for /" abou, eighty four thousand dol
lars"
During the last season, 44,5Oo bbls. of
mackerel have been Inspected in the town OF
Boston.
Agreat deal has been said in the public
prints about the Twin Sisters in the county
of Flunanna, who could tell each other's
thoughts. We understand that a large party
OF ladies and gentlemen have lately visite,
them and that the thing, however inge
nious, turns out 10 be an imposture.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-05

The New-York Assixe Of Bread rates the
re cent loaf at So OF. and the 6 cent loaf at
sGl. Flour 6 dollars so cents per bsrrei.-
Although -four sells for so cents less here
than in New-York, it is well known that our
~loaves, for the same price, are much smaller
the ls cent loaf being but 4S ounces.
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sELEcTED.
THE BOY AND BUTTERFLY.

THE BOY AND BUTTERFLY.
Translated fom the French.
Twas in a garden sweet and gay,
A beautsous boy roy'd with delight;
Before him, in a rich display
Of colors, glittering in the ray,
Abut,erfy attracts his sight.
From lower to fewer the tickle thing
In many a sportive ringiet flies,
And seems so lovely on the wing.
No WEAKNESS the chase can bring.
Though vainly the pursuit he ines.
Now on a pink in balmy rest,
He strives to make the prize his own )
Now on a rose 5 fragrant breast,
He think. his fight he shall arrest.
But. 10 again the wanton's flown.
And still the chase no toll can bring,
Though vainly the pursuit he tries
So tempting seems the loving thing,
Thus seen at distance en- the wing,
Sill glittering in his ardent eyes.
And now he hopes TO tantalize,
Behold il on a myrtle near!
Next on a violent bank il lies
He steals. and with his hat he tries
To cover The gay autterer here.
But all in vain each art and while
To catch the beauteeus playful thing ;
Yet still he disresards his toll,
Its beauties still his pains beguile,
Thus e before him OF the wing.
AT last the lutterer he espies,
Half buried in a tulips bell,
He grasps the aower in glad surprise
Within his grasp the insect dies =
His vain regrets, his tears now tell.
Thus pleasure, that gay butterfly,
In prospect cheers the mind,
But if too eagerly we clasp,
II perishes within our grasp,
And leaves a sting behind.
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ALEX
Friday MORNING, NOVEMBER 5.

The President of the United States end
bis family returned to the seat OF govern
ment, on Monday evening, from Virginia.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-05

WILLIAM HoDosoK, Esq. was on Wed
nesGay last elected President of the Column
bian Insurance Company of Alexandria, and
WIZ. WILSON, Esq. Secretary.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-05

his non commissioned nfictrs. and hv
them, his company. The captain assn.
red them, that be had always known
b S own company before, by q men ia
ii II M q large nose, and this man hay,
ing been unlockiIy left sick at tho hos.
pital, he had no means of Distinguishing
it from any other.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-05

Among the clearancss from New ork' on
the lst inst. was the steam boat !Manhdada,
bound to Ne E-Orleans and Louisville.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-05

xIhis may be seen at the Boston
AthcnGnln, which has been much i'm.
proved Of late by Numerous accessions.
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STATES A n

The stockholders in the Bank OF the U. S
convened at Philadelphia, Monday, accord
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Captain Charles Morris is now at Norfolk,
md takes command OF the squadron consist
ng Of the friga,e Constellation, corvette
John Adams, aud ship Cyane. On the ED,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-10
AN ORDINANCE,
Cfhe Trustees ofMe 1ozon of Edparlsoille.
PASSED l2ru MAY. 1910.

PASSED 12Tn MAY, 1919
N HEREAS the proprietors of the tract OF
w land hereinafter described, did petition
that the same, being adjoining the town of Ed
wardsville, should be attached to and made a
part thereof; and whereas they have furnished
q plat Of the same: Therefore,
BE 1t ordained 6y The trustees Of The torn 81
Edwardsyiae, That the following tract of land,
to wit Beginning at the southeast corner OF
the northwest quarter of section No. IL in
township No. q north of range No. west of
the Sd principal meridian Ene, thence north
so poles to a stake, thence south s;xtv-two
degrees east a. poles to a stake, thence east
one hundred and twenty-one poles and three
links to stake on the division line between
sections II and IL ofthe township and rance
above mentioned, thence south on said division
line III poles to "A stake, thence west ISL poles
to stake, thence south IS poles and 7 links to
a stake, thence west IS poles to stake.
thence north IS poles and Z links to stake,
thence west 1863 poles and II links TO
stake on the division line between sections
Oand IL, thence north on said division line
81 poles and links to a stake, thence east IL
poles and 10 links to stake, thence north 70
poles and 10 links To a stake, at the south east
corner of a tract of land now owned by Josias
nalfie, theFSe easC lff poles and links to
the beginning, being the tract of land formerly
owned BY JOHN Robinson, be, and The SAME is
hereby made part ri, and attached to the
said town of Edwardsvil.e, and that the plat
thereof be connected to tie plat Of the said
town, if-any such there be, and that the said
described land shall and hereby is declared to
be a part of the aforesaid town, emitted to all
the rights, privileges, and incidents of the cor
poration OF said town, and subject to the same
rules and regulations in every respect.
JAMES WATTS, Chairman.
.h5ie 26--At
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-10
Ilumber for Sale.

A T the Lumber Yard on Church-street, i'm
IA mediately opposite the Office of the Mis-
souri, Gazette, a large assortment of white pine
BOARDS and PLANK of an excellent quality.
Also, quantity of SHINGLES; all which are
offered very low for cash, or approved nego-
table paper.
OLIVER r. COOK.
81. Louis, Jitne IA, 1819-4tf
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LANDS FOR SALE.

'vsziIE subscriber will sell the southwest
IL quarter of section IS, town N. range z
w. on Silver creek.
Also, thc following quarter sections situated
on shoal creek, near the town of Ripley, viz
Southeast quarter of section Is, town N
range 4W. southwest and northeast quar-
tiers of section IA, town A N. range 4 W.
southeast quarter of section %, town N
range WI and the southwest quarter Of
section g, town 5 N. range W.-each cor
tanning 100 acres.
F--S ALSO,
EEst A HOUSE and LOT in Edsards
Hsssss vile, now occupied by Mr.. Joshua
~ Z Atwater.
All or any part Of the above propertywill
be sold on accommodating terms.
WALTER J. SEELY.
EdroardSmRs, Jtote,5, 1819-2f
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INFORMATION
70 OWNERS ON I,AND
IN TIE STATE OF ILLINOIS.

IN THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
LII Lands sold by the United States, prior
IA to the first of January last, and Military
Bounty Lands sold by the Soldiers, are sub
ject to the following taxes
FIRST, 'Secons and third rate lands are valued
at foui, three and trv0 .dollars per acre. The
tax is one hdf per cent on their respective valll-
alton; and if list of number of acres, the Stu
alton and quality oft he larda, with the owners
names, are not returned to the Auditor of this
state, on or before the first of August, and the
tax paid blythe first of October, yearly, treble
tax is imposed, and ali the lands valued as first
rate.
The undersigned keeps GENERAL LAND
AGENCY OFFICE, for the exchange and con-
centrating lands to suit the proprietors. Let.
ters (post paid enclosing deeds, with the cash,
will be recorded and returned at three dollars
| each. u return viii be made to the Auditor
and the tax paid fer 81 each, where the nun.
Der Of deeds are less than fifty: provided the
cash for tax and agency fees are enclosed.
United States Lands will be selected and ell
tered, on a moderate commission.
A Register is kept Of improved Farms,
Town Lots and nonresident Lands that are
for sale. Information to soldiers and settlers
viii be freely given.
DANIEL u. SMITH
ElupardsrR7e, .Eay 90, 1S19.-1tf
Observation-Disclosures Tucker and Chester
Bailey, Phiidltlohda; Stephen y. Mum and B.
WGinnis, .Vso- York; DIR. Shirtlitf and Thos.
B.Waite. Bdsttn. Philip Carigan, Concord, VII
Elihu Ives, 9s.p-Haven; John Bemis, Bath
| more n. b. Van Zant, Washington city; II. & l.
Wallace, Pins5nrgh; Embree & Williams, Gin
cinnat; Luther Stevens, Lexington, Ky. l..
Mlnsell, Frankfort; Pugh {. Doyle, louisville ;
Dir. VIM. Cox, Watcher; Cowden & Brown
and Benz. Morgan, .Nsu- Orleans Silas Dins-
moor and Samuel Smith, Fl. 81. ,ssescas w. s;
J. Brown, LiserpooI Eng.
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,ITH 4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
MEDICINES.

Gr r. p. expects by the next arrivals from
Pittsburgh and New Orleans, a further supply
of NEW GOODS; all of which viii be dispos-
ed of on accommodating terms.
+. 5. Persons having accounts of long stand
ing and actually due, will please to call and
settle the same
Nav 29--ltf
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MADISON County

MADISON COUNTY, .
&Iver Cfaet Tosunsiip, S.
yEsAKEN up, by Jacob Warner, on the middle
j. fork Of Silver creek, about niles from
Augusta. dark gray Horse, about fourteen
hands three inches high; four years old last
spring; both hind legs and face white; ma
tural trotter; no brands perceivabie. Appras-
ed to ffty-iye dollars, before me, this 25th
day Of December 1913.
JOHN HOWARD, ]. p.
June26--
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NAT MaNVFaCT0RY.

TgSHE subscriber respectfully informs the
Il public, that he carries on the HATING
BUSINESS, in all its branches, in Main-street,
Edwardsville. Orders for Hats of every de-
scripuon shall be promptly attended to.
Wanted to the above business, two or three
APPRENTICES.
CLr The highest price in cash will be paid for
FURS.
JAMES M'AfANUS.
Ed4eardsuiHe, June 26-5tf
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Notice.

4 WISH to contract with some person to
Il break up quantity of prairie land at my
farm one mile west of Troy. The highest
price in cash will be given. Apply to Mr.
S1LvAsus GasKIL1, near the premises, or to The
subscriber, at the Printing Office in Edwards
vile. GEORGE CHURCHILL.
May %, 1alo.-tf
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Notice.

SHALL apply to the Secretary of War, to
N procure the necessary papers to entitle me
to my Land Patent, for having served as SOL
der In the late United States army, my dis
charge being lost.
ELI WILSON.
Alton, Ji1,e II, 18l9--64t
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FOR THE SPECTATOR.

Mr.. WARnES,
The following piece of poetry was handed
to nc, not long since, by a ffiend and being
well pleased with its principles, felt desirous
Of seeing il laid before The public. BY giving
itpubhcity, yeu will oblige
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THE SUBSCRIBER

HAS commenced the PRACTICE OF THE
i l. LAW, and will attend the Circuit Courts
of Madison, Bond, Washington, and St. Clair,
and the Supreme Court, at Kaskaskia
r. w. SMITH.
Edrvardspine, 2oh Mar, 1919.
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Bank Of Edwardsyille.

aprl 80, 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given, that second in
IN stahnent of five dollars on each share of
the capital stock of said institution, is required
to be paid at the clearinghouse in Edwards
Vile, on the 12th day of July next.
By order of the Board of Directors,
BEN. J. SEWARD, CASHIER.
June 5-N12jy
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THE SUBSCRIBER,

THE SUBSCRIBE BIER,
OFFERS F0R SHE,
Picked Salmon, Pocket Combs,
Picked Shad, Shaving Brushes,
Goldfish, Table and Teaspoons,
Goldfish sounds and Ink Stands
tongues, Thimbles and Pins,
Smoked Herrings, Racers and B'Rtons'
Ground Ginger, Bride Bits,
Pepper and Alspioe, Padloeks,
Cinnamon and Cloves, Patent Steel Treweis,
Nutmegs, Curry Combs,
Raisins, Cotton Balls, in boxes,
Hyson Tea, Chinese PusselS,
English Mustard, in PLAYING Cards,
bottles, Morris Patent Liquor
Mens's and Women's Cocks,
Shoes, Indian Reads,
Pocket Knives, single Spanish Segars,
and double, &c. &c.
Also,
Cogidac BRANDY. Holland GIN, Jamaica
RUN, WlN,E and WHISKEY, by the gallon Oh
less quantity.
VIC. wIGGlNs,
Opposite the Bank of Edwardsville.
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