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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-15
T. the Editor of The c. z. tie.

?. HE Magistrates, whose names ar,
mentioned in the follow ing rue o
the SUPERIOR court, tor the county IT Prince
WiIiam-which rule " as granted aG7insl
them on the FL iavt of Thomas ". Hes
III. OF Alexan ria--IhiDk it due to them
Selves to put ISL that rue, together with
he fl iayt T. the opinion Of The court there
upon. These documents are handed you
without comment, with a request that you
vii! give them place IN your paper.
Varginin, To 1git,
II circuit court held at Dumiries. Oct.
Goth, 1915
Ga Ike motion OF the attorney for the COM
monwcaIlh. and Tor reasons appearing 10
the court from the aff iaNt OF TEom1s w.
Hewitt. stating that certain magistrates OF
the county of Prince William, to il -
Charles EweIl. Ies>e EwelI, John Linton,
Thomas Chapman, and Join Fox. sit
ting as a court on the Alb lay O June
term, 1915. did Curruplly command
and cause heir clerk to enter verdict,
as the Verdict of ury, in the cause "t
Cornelius kenchene Us Jesse Scott, no.
returned ~ the jury ai'resaid, but one
wholly different in words and tins ihey
die after the Jury hal been discharged,
and when The jury nor any one OF them
was in the court house, the magistrates -
forpsaii, sitting az tlnresad, did corrupt
ly and oppr, ssiveiy refuse I" enter up
Judgement on he true verdict OF the jury
ON the aforesaid case, "A rute Is granted
him AGAINST the said magistrates, reqTr
ing them 10 appear here on the inst day
of the next term, to shrw cause why an
information or iniormatIons, should not
be fled AGAINST them for the above cause.
The affidavit above referred 10 is in
/ these words
:. Personally appeared before me one
the Justices of the peace for the county OF
Prince William, Thomas w Hewitt and
mad. oath. that on the fourth day OF Prince
William county court, held for June, in
the wear 1878, the court being composed
of the following magistrates. Ia wit : Chas.
Ewei'. Jesse Ewe'l, John Linton. Thos
mas Chapman and John Fox, they, the a
foresaid magistrates sitting as court tor
the administration of justice. did corrupt
" command and cause their clerk 10 en-
ter verdict las verdict of the jury in
the cause ofCornelius Kencheloe Us Jesse
Scott. not returned Ivy the jury IN the
cause aforesaid, but one wholly differe ut
in words and this they did after the jury
had been discharged, and when the jury
nor any one of them was in court. That
the magistrates aforesaid, sitting as aiore-
said. did corrup,ly and oppressively refus;.
TO enter up judgement on the true verdict
OF the jury in the aforesaid case Given
under my hand the Goth day Of October,
, 1918.
Washington /. EasLingtou."
On a copy OF the foregoing rule, the
sheriff of Prince William made the follow
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-15
&ockbrsdge, fMdss, May 81.

A most outrageous act of violence was
committed on Thursday night last in Shet-
field, berkshire county,, uron the person
of married woman, by a negro telln" e,
named Peter johnson. liappcer fron his
own confession, that he knew The husband
of the woman was absent-lhal IN The dead
of the night ne proceeded TO he house,
forced an entrance, seized the Nonian by
the throat, and completely effected his
purpose. He was committed to the prison
in Lenex. on Saturday, 10 await the sem
tence of the law, which will undoubtedly
be executed vigorously, as an awful warn
ing to the mi,.reant wrttChos who may
chance TO see or hear the fate OF this inhu-
man monster
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-15
.APrussian Colonel had touched at Tri-

A Prussian Colonel had touched at Tri-
nidad. on his WY to Bolivar's camp. He
il instructed to tender him the services of
1000 Prussian troops on condition that he
would allow the merchants OF Hamburg. &c.
TO export with them, as great quantity
merchandise as they pleased-dutp free.
The British sloop of war Fly, reports,
that 1900 Tyrolese troops had also reached
Margarita from Europe, and thatthe expe-
dition (Which was nearly ready for sea)
wouIt consist of $500 European and 5000
native troops. They are well equipped,
and appeared in high spirits.
Cumana was said TO se in state of star
walton. We ought to have mentioned in
its proper place. that in the defeat of Gen.
Latorr's division, by the patriots an inter-
esting correspondence with MoriIlo, was
taken by the victors. From this il appears
that an expedition from Lima nenaced New
Grenada. One account states, that an in
vading army had actually entered it, and
that the Spaniards were wing in all direc-
tions.
More produce than usual had arrived at
Angostura from the inferior.
The congress were engaged in admins
tering public affairs; and, if We can judge
by appearances. their deliberations will re-
suit in the formation Of a constitution of CT
vii government. as Tree and as liberal as can
be established in that country, under pre-
sent circumstances.
II is probable, that within few months.
the royal forces will be expelled from We
nezuela. But, we desist from speculation,
and leave time to unfold events
P The government of Venezuela ap-
peared inclined to encourage the improve
ment of the soil hy industrious emigrants.
The island Of Faxardo, in tn Oronoco, has
been coded to an English gentleman, on
condition of cultivaiing it. The congress,
we understand, have also authorised the
introduction ofa steamboat or steamboats,,
regardless of the monopoly promised or de-
creed 10 admiral Brion Deputies from
couple of English societies bad arrived at
the seat OF government in Guayana, to soil
cit the grant of an immense trart of land
or, as some say, the privilege of cuItiyaing
that whole province, entirely for the bene-
fit of Venezuela. What success, wouIh at
tend an application so modest and disin-
terested, we cannot absolutely predict.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-15

Two Dandies have lately been sentcn-
ced to tie \. York stale prison for swim J.
ling. II is remarked by thu Franklin Ga
zette that these stadoocs are not aItage-
Their harmless.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-15
.aAN Erchdnge Cofee- Ho"ss ~
.. s.s, iasss NJ ARiNE JOURNAL. 81 :
PORT or .4LEKAtDRLi.. June H..
ARRIVED


Schr. Dash, Griffith, I days from New
York, with merchandise TO sundty per.
sons Of the district. Passed schr. aground
on Dead Shoals.
S, n. Planet, Prince, Is days from St
Andrews +; plaster to N. Fowe q Co.
an wag-ons,'o ". Bias ell.
Schr Reso u,jon, Ellis, II lays from st.
Antrr"s; pIas.er, 10 the usster. Game
into tn" Capes on Saturday, with upW ards
of so sal OF 5: s. brig and schrs i'm SEA,
principal part Of which stood up for lamp
ion Roads.
CLEARED,
Schr. Philadelphia, Hand, Philadelphia.
- Darcas, Chase Boston
- Spruce. Moore, ditto
- Filling Maid, Colby, St. Bartho-
lemeHs.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-15

The following interesting letter was
yesterday received by gentleman in this
city, per the Albion.
liverpool, .May !.
Alarm and anxiety are constantly
kept alive, by failure CONTINUING to sue
ceed failure, not only here and in London,
but also in ths mannf iciuring towns. his-
trust and want Of confidence prevail 10 a
great extent. not only from what has hap
pened. but from an apprehers or ci others
still sinking unAert,e pressure ofthe times,
This unhappy posture OF affairs, as you
will readily imagine, tends 10 depress e.
very kind # produce.
Cotton Is in toerahle fair demand,
hut 1t comparatively low prices. UpI7nds
III Isl: New Orleans 10 TO l5d.; Sea-lsl-
ani, , o IS per ID.
Ashns are very du'l and lower N
York Pots 10 - Pears nomin w ~
to Ass rrr cwt 'urpentinp los 7 TO rs
81 per cwi; Common Tar 10 to les per
bbl. new rice 9 Is tobacco has eXperlen-
cet further decline ; ey oort qualities 81
to IA pretty good Virginia leaf may be
got for SD andvery fine tor u per b.
1.-The average returns for wheat are so
low that our ports will con;inne shut "a
gainst foreig; Importation fer anoher three
months from the 18th Of this month. Sweet
American -four, Old imported, hut Of good
quality is in some demand at 81 to 37s per
barrel: sour is in limited request at 23 10
SIS.
London, .4pril "a.
His Royal Highnes, the Prince Regent
has heen pleased, in the II me and on the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-15
Irndnn. .4Dril 81.

Hi Royal Highnes, The Prince Regent
has heen pleased, in the II me and on the
behalf of his majesty, I" approve oil Ar.
Jacob Marx, as consul at Cork for the y.
States Oh America.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-15

Schr. llilan, Hand, cleared at Philadel
phia, lth inst. for this port.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-15
From the N. Y. Gazette, June 10.

The following interesting letter was
yesterday received by gentleman in this
city, per the Albion.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-20

Canoe, 10 which lie assented. On enter
ing the Canoe, il was observed TO him that
he had left his budget, he replied il was.
no longer of any service to him. Having
arrived at the channel of the creek he was
noticed by boy also in the canoe, 10 leap
or throw himself into the water and imme-
diately sunk to rise no more. He entered
the canoe with his Bible in his hand. open
ed at the 69th Psalm, with which he piung-
ed into the water thus opened. All exer-
tons TO recover the body were unavaiIing
until 10 O'Clock the next morning. Cir
cumstances which have since been brought
to view evince dersnged state of mind.
On remaining part of blank leaf in his
Bible is written "a present from Hez. Clark
Jun. TO Washington Harley, giuen to him
at Dandy, Tioga county State Of Nsw- York,
May 9th, 1919.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-20
Communicated for Refs .Adrsrti,er.
DISTRESSING CASUALTY.

DISTRESSING CASUALTY.
Three gentlemen from the eastward.
took hack on Friday last. from Hunters
Hotel, to visit the Arsenal near this city.
THY were received by Major Nooley of
the Ordinance Department with his won't
ed hospitality and kindness. After view
ing the various.work shops, &c and express
sing their admiration Of this elegant piece
of architecture, took their leave, under a
promise Of dining with him the next day
But who CAT tell what,an hour or day
can bring for,h-As they were defending
the bill opposite Mr.. Basham's boarding
school. on their return, little girl with a
bonnet on her head, sprang suddenly for
ward to cross the road, one of the gentle
men seeing the dange- called gu. to the
driver to stop, but before the horses could
be checked, the-child was under their feet
and the fore wheel had passed over its
breast.
No person can imagine case of this kind
without feeling for the situation of the gen.
tlemen in the carriage, and who can con-
ceive the anguish they felt at hearing Mrs.
Basham exclaim in agony OF grief, when
the little sufferer was carried bleeding to
her arms, my God, it is Major WNoley's
child" Surgical aid was Immediately
procured, and the child was conveyed to
her fathers house.
THE child is since dead.l
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-20
DROWNED,

In Yards Greek, Addison county, Yer
mont, ON the 25th May, stranger OF about
As years Of age, FIVE feet and ten inches
high, light complexion, thick set, blue eyes,
all the toes on his left foot off-had scar
above his left breast. one on the back part
OF his wrist, and also one on his upper lip,
directly under his nose. He was clad in
an old short grey cest, vest Of the same.
grey pantaloons; old ragged socks. and
shoes +; white flannel shirt and bandan.
ma handkerchief Had a sulali budget
containing also white f1anuel shirt, and
some rags which had been clothing. He
came IRON the southward, and on crossing
the creek tth.re being no bridge on this
road at the time across the creek request
ed Capt. kingslani. who with others were
fishing at that place, to set him across in
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-20
THE WIFE.

Gin our last paper, notice was made Of a
new publication Of that elegant scholar,
GEORGE WAsHINGToa IRVING. We hope,
(says the editor of the Hudson Wing, il
will not be considered an infringement of
the rights of the publisher, (who has spa
red it would seem, neither expense nor
care, TO make the :" Sketch Book" an evil
dence of our improvements in the arts, as
well as record of Americali genus, that
we enrich our columns with specimen of
this production.
The affecting tale of " The WIFE," in
our opinion, the most beautiful eulogium
on the female character that we have ever
met with. The warm hearted bachelor
who reads it, will lament the necessity
which obliges him to g remain as he is"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-20
Pittsburgh, PENN Lly 6

FtfSourgh, rem. July y.
The most melancholy account Of the
death of the daughter Of Major Wooley,
communicated for this day paper, has pro-
duced sensations that can never be oblite-
rated. 1t is one of those dark occurrences
that thank heaven, human nature is DOOM
ed to suffer but seldom, and only happen
to show poor mortality the futlity and un-
certainty of every thing on this side the
grave.
The child whose dreadful fate has infect
ed every parental bosom with the most
trembling anxiety, was a being of great
promise, and intelligence, and had just
arrived at that age when, probably, the
greatest degree Of interest is excited in the
breast of fond father and an anxious mo-
Their; for such loss we can only offer to
the parents our most unaffected sympathy :;
coincidence is mere idle form; time and
the mild dictates of religion. are the only
palliatives for their agonized feelings.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-20
Boston, Jnlu IL.

An attempt was made on Tuesday night
last, to break into the Kennebunk Bank.
The banking room was entered, but as all
the valuable property was secured in the
vault, nothing was taken away. A man
has been taken 10 aad committed. on sus-
picion of having made the attempt.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-20
Louisville, K. June 90.

The dead body of a young man dressed
in blue overalls, anda nankeen jacket, was
taken up in the Ohio at Cincinnati on Sun
day the 9th of June mst.-An inquest was
held on the body, and the jury returned
that the deceased came to his death by
drowning.
". B. 1t is stated that he had lately -come
from England, that he was on his way to
louisville, in family boat, and that his
name was William Gest.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-20
THE WIFE.

The treasures of the deep are not so pre-
cious
As are the concealed comforts of man
Lock d up in woman's love. scent the
air
OF blessings, when | come but near the
house,
What delicious breath marriage seBds
forth
The violet beds not sweeter!
MIDDLETON.
l have often had occasion to re mark the
fortitude with which women sustain the
most overwhelming reyerses of foItune.-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-20
TUESDAY, JULY 90, 1919.

The St. Louis Enquirer, IN the suhloin-
ed article, calls our attention to sunlect
of considerable interest, and to facts which
is as we'll not 10 overlook. With respect
70 the source Of the fresh information i'm
parted in the conclusion of the article be-
low. we confess we are disposed to place
somewhat more reliance on diplomatic
correspondence" than on the sage spscnla-
tions of Russian traders. We presume the
Emperor of Russia does not select his con-
bdants from among that class Of People /;
and that we are more likely to be informed
of his views directly from our agents al ST.
Petersburgh, than roundabout the North
Pole through the agency of Struggling ad-
venlurers. Nevertheless, there is nothing
impossible, nor yet Improbable, in the
views ascribed to the Emperor Alexander,
who appears to be wisely and warily adopt
ing measures calculated to agrandize the
nation over which he presides.
From the St. Louis Enquirer.
PROGRESS OF THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE IN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-05
In Town. Meeting, NewpOrt, AprH so,

U0TED and Received, That for the profession OF
the Trees now setting out tor the embsl!ish.
ment OF Washington Square aud for public walk,
no one be permitted TO enter the enclosure until,
the work be completed and thrown open tor the
accommodation of the citzens And that il any
Ole excepting those who, may have the superin.
tendance OF the walk, sh.l. after the publication OF
this Resolve pass the enclosure, he she, their
parents or guardians, shalt forfeit and pay the sum
OF Fifty Gents, recoverable by compias, before any
Justice of the Peace of the town OF Newport.
IL IS further Reseived. That il any shah mu-
tlate any tree trees set au within said enclosure
he or she, or their parents or guardians, shall for
felt and pay the sum One Dollar for every tree which
shall be so mutated, to be in like manner recover
ed by complaint before any Justice Of the Peace Of
the Town the half fer the benefit of The in
formAn, and the other half 10 be appropriated 10
the expences OF improving the walk.
IL is further poted, That e above Resolves be
published in the Newspapers of this 'own in order
that the good citizens oi the town oi u,ay. be in
formed thereof aud govern themselves accordingly.
Wtness, AA.EAN ALNfY, Iswn. Clerk.
mays
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-05

ssy.. 0ainss. Barre, Bids.way aod Shslby.
accompanied soow $50 square miles, on
three sides, Lake Ontario, being 90 The north
who marched towards given poiot ia the
eeMre--~driving bears, wolves aud deer.
Wben the parry arrived at the centse, they
lad enclosed aud surrounded One Ra6if eat
which more than zoo muskets aud rises were
discharged, bot without effect. Tue taobit
made his escape.- Hamh. Gsz.
-e:ys:o-
Ihe President was expected at Charleston,
abou, the 22d or 23d u!i. His tour through
y. Carolina, was necessarily protraeted, by
s6s incsnted situation OF the country, and his
Wish 10 examine the posts on The sea board.
An Ohia pepper states the Militia Of thai
State to coasisl of 600 companies Of inlan,ry,
% of light infantry, a. OF riflemen, % OF Cav.
sify,7 Of artillery, formed INTO s4 re simsnls,
and comPIizing ~, lo2 men.
A line Of Post Cbaises is now established
between New.Yofk and Pniladelp phia, IA dis
taace OF soout 80 miles) which, 10 gooa wealth
er, perform the journey in 8 | 2 hours. This
~ an expedition, in land conveyance, we be.
heve unexasnpled.
-:o:xs:o:-
8 1asar and Co6ee.-lI is asserted by gen.
siemaa well acquainted with the climate and
sapaci'y ct the soil 10 the EIoridas, that tha,
territory alone, under proper cultivation
would be as!s TO produce a sufficient quanti-
~ OF Coffee and Sagar to supply the whole
consumption OF those articles in the whole u.
STATES. Ii IS fact that before the French
revelation, 81. Domingo alone GOO the author
ny OF Mr.. Edwards) exported upwards Of
7o,ooo,ooo tbs. of coffee annually, though
only small part Of the Isiaad wa. appropri-
ated to its cultivation. Florida, then, once
fixed IN the hands of our enterprising and
comms'cial people, It may reasonably be an.
ticiPatsd, will soon repay the 100000 dolls
which IL has cost Us, ia the production OF
these asicles only Bos. Gar.
-o:ss:o-
The legislature OF N. York have so amend.
ed their militia laws as 10 require five pa
rades year, with penalty OF dollars for
pon-appearaocc~ on each parade and every
enrolled citizen Is bound 10 appear with a
plate Of brass or tin, and feather in his hat,
under forfeiture OF dollar for every neg.
lect
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-05
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or NE WPORT.
ENTERED,

Sloop George & Mary, Walden, New
70 Roe5uck, Crandall, do. do. Sally,
Vars, do. do. Hope, Irish, do. do. Rose-in.
Bloom, Cole, do. do. Rapid, Walden, Pbila-
delphia schr. Nelly, Puce, Georgetown |;
tloop Hudson, Browneil, Richmond.
~ CLEARED, 80
Slcop B. D. Jones, Cahoone, New-York |;
sch. Tue American, Torrey, do. sloop Agent,
Eliyen, do. 90,
Brig Perseverance, Eldrcd, of Providence,
sailed f,om Gibraltar, Mar. "a, for South
Americs.
The Toad-Fish, Of Bristol, was a, Trini-
dad de Cuba. April 6, under repairs, uncer.
tain when to sail-also the Eiiza.Ann, Morris,
Of do. to sail in 10 days.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-05
Commissioners Notice.

,te. -, Commissioners Notice. 49,. "
WIE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon., Court Of Probate, for the town Of
Newport, in the county of Newport, commissioners
to receive and examine the claims against the Estate
of .,rt, THOMAS HALEY, -t.
late of Newport, deceased. represented insolyent.
do hereby give notice, that six, months, from tie
date hereof allowed 10 the creditors Of said rs.
tate, to bring in and prove taeir, claims. and that
We win attend for that purpose any time within said
period. ..a f.s,,
THOMAS, BUSH. Nrr I c.nn;,,;o,er,
A. EDWARD STANHOPE. ''"'''''"s''
All persons that are indebted to the Estate Of
said de ceased are called upon to make immediate
payment to 80 {"
GEORGE C. SHAW, . I a,-...;.,.
CHARLES WHITFIELD. 'sa"'''''r0''T''
NeWpoIt. Nav s. 1910. ~. =
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-05
rnESa GOODS.
EOIEk Il. i.Ef,

40. Ia, xhsafx.ste-,t
HAS just received iron. Nsw.l.,s, slra y
Il ~ oi choice Aid sessonsbie DhA tUv..s, \.
the ia,es, inporta''oas, most sot then havli n.s
been IN tLis eounty three weeks, and we're bou,
wholly tor CAss aud principally at Auction. cons..
quehiy he wiil sell ,L,n Unusually low FOR Cas-,
onty -. .msny Aess ure - . 81, t
Navy b,ue. blsck. oSown aad olive sursrfne an.
conanloa BROAD. LUrns. ISL,
Hue. black NIKE snt drab double mild ari
comnioa CAs>lAiEkEs.
scarlet. critnsVn, orange, Llue aud brown BON.
DAzE1Ts.
Black ditto. a good Assortment. from ls6 10 a.
per yard
black, browos ugh, olive. crimson. ps arl. drsb l.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-05
DIED.,

In tnis town, on the oath ult very suddenly. Mrs.
WAITE ALMEa, wife of William Palmer, in the
65th year of her age
On the 9th ult. Mr.. THOMAS HALEY, in the 25th
scar Of his age
Mrs. SUSANNA MAcKeY, in the 86ih year Of her
age.
At Belmont, Maryland ALExANAER G. HAHso n,
Esq aged 81, U. > Senator from that state Mr..
II. is we'll remembered AS the Editor of the ." Fed.
erai Republic an" which, during the late war. as.
aimed char acter SO hostile TO government, as to
excite most unhappy outrage in the city Of BAH.
mere, which at that time nearly cost him his life.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-05
CHEAP STURE!!?
At old No. lI2, Cheap Side. Thames.
stscet--ase .he Good Bsrgsns-by
N-4THA.NIEL SWEET 81 20.
AMoN0 WEtcH ARY--vIz:


PsIeat. power * stesn-
loom cotton Shirtnigs;
English and American
chex; green. brown.
blue and black tabby
Netveis;
oiicioths. diapers;
Russia and wide Cotton,
very cheap for Table.
cloths
Sewing silk, pins & tape
Silk x cotton Umbrellas;
Ladies and Genuemen's
cotton Hose, from 2s
to os per pAir;
Elegsn, white Jean
Common aud silver eyed
Needles
Wire sewing cotton I;
Boxes cotton Balls, for
only lso per Box
Irish and brown Linnens.
row.clo,hs and Duck,
for ls6 per yard +;
A good assortment of
Shawls,
Elegant black Levan,ine,
Chsngeabie Lustrings,
for $50 per yard
Plain and tring'd merino
trimmings;
|. Large S.4&rown. cmna-
mon, green and scar
let Waterloo Shawis f;
Cotton & Linnen pocket
hdkis
Black Bombazeens
Bed spreads, tor Only
$50;
Floor Carpeiing.
Silk and black worsted
and kid Gloves, from
- Is TO 2s6;
French anI best English
Blue India stripes, for
Is per yard (;
Elegant Hearth Rugs,
from lSs 70 3 3 per
yard.