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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-24
Nsw- York, Julqle.

On the 9th June, Amable Lavoie, pilot,
with his apprentice. and William Ross. ano-
Their pilot, while running down the river st.
Lawrence in their boat, was upset by sud
den shift of wind. : They succeeded in get
ting on the boat, but were again thrown OF,
and a second time succeeded in regalning
their hold. The masts were cut away, and
the boat righted, but being full Of water con-
tinued to swim I8 inches under. From great
fatigue Ross died 10 the course OF the day
the boy survived him one hour and a half
Lavoie had difficulty to keep in the boat, the
sea breaking three feet over his head. He
was picked up the next day, having been
97 hours in the water. On being taken from
the boat he could neither stand nor see, but
was soon restored, not only to himself, but
to his family, whose hearts were filed with
gladness, for they had supposed him lost.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-24
Boston, July IS.

u. s. SHIP CoLUMsus.
By the Beaver, arrived yesterday from
Gibraltar, we learn that the U. S. ship CO.
lumbus arrived at that port on the 4th ut,--
She sailed from Hampton Reads April 90.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-24
PARODY OF A PoAcHER.

PARODY OF A PQACHEF.
A poor strolling player was once caught
performing the part Of a poacher; and being
taken before the magistrates, assembled al a
quarter sessions. for examination. one of them
asked him what right he had to kali hare !;
when he replied in the following parody on
Brutus's speech to the Romans, in defence
of his killing Cesar
"Britons, hungrymen, and epieures! hear
me for my cause; and be silent that you may
hear: believe ME for my honor; and have re-
spect for mine honour that you may believe:
censure me 10 your wisdom; and awake your
senses, that you may the better judge. If
there be any in this assembly, any dear
friend of this hare, to him say, that poach-
er's love for hare was not less than his. II
then that friend demand why poacher rose
against hare, this is my answer, not that
loved hare less, but that loved eating more.
Had you rather this hare were living, thaH
had died quite starving; than that this hare
were dead, that might live a jolly fellow :?
As this hare was pretty, weep for him; as
be was plump, rejoice at it, as he was nim-
BILE, honor him: but as he was eatablel
slew him, There are tears for his beauty,
Joy for his condition, honor for has speed ,and
death for his toohsomeness. Who IS here
so cruel as would see me starved man? II
any speak, for him have offended. Who
is here so silly that would not take tit'bit?
Itany, speak, for him have Fofended. Who
is here so sick that does not love his belly !?
If any, speak, for him have ] offended. -
You have offended justice. sirrab." cried
one of the magistrates, out of all patience at
this long and strange harangue. which began
to invade the time that bis own belly told
him had arrived. Then, replied the cul-
prt, guessing at the hungry feelings OF the
bench, ''since justice is dissatisfied. it needs
must have something to deYsur: Heaven
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-24
Baltimore, July II.
FIRE.

About o'clock yesterday morning, fire
broke out, at the lower end Of Public Alley
and consumed two small frame buildings.
The surrounding buildings, although OF
like description, were saved by he great a
lacrity and activity of the fiemen. The fire
is supposed to have been accidental. 1t is
said the buildings burnt were grog, shops.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-24
ABORIGINAL OPINIONS.

ABORIGINAL OPINIONS.
Letter from WaUa7O .ashecah, an Indian
Chief to his People.
I'm my last letter, | gave you an &C
coun. Of my journey from our happy 4
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Nevp York, J,ay l9.


Late from St. Thomas-Capt. Williams
arrived at Salem, informs that the Royal
Gen. Moril9, had acknowledged the Spanish
Constitution a: Caracas that the famous
long looked for Gen Devereux, with his staff,
had arrived at Margaritta from ireland that
Gen. Bolivar had lately obtained 90 600
stand oil good arms. aud il was expected he
would make bold push shortly, the INDIE
pendents being detesmined never to lay down
their arms without complete liberty OF choos :
ing add establishing government Of their
own. Ad. Brion, with bis fleet, was at Rio
de la Hache, which place he captured some
time since.
Pira,ical cruisers had been very active in
the neighborhood Of Porto Rico, and about
the Virgin Islands, but have recently re-
ceiyed some check By tae capture Of two of
Them. a schooner by the British frlgate---,
and noted brig by the French brig of war
Euryale, which went from ST. Thomas on
puspo;s 10 capture her, up 70 Five Island
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forbid, | should keep any justice from din
ner; so, ii you please, I'll wish your worships
good day and good appetite
The magistrates eager to retire, and some
what pleased with the fellows last wish,
gave him reprimand in exchange for the
hare, and let him go.
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AGRICULTURAL AKEcpoTE.

Furius Cresinus. as mentioned by Pliny,
the Roman historian. was originally slave,
Having been made freed man, he purchas
ed small spot of ground, from which he
obtained, through his unwearied industry,
much finer crops than many of the neighbors
who had larger farms. This excited gene
raj envy, which his enemies carried to such
length as TO accuse him Of employing ma
glc chairs 10 render his own ground telti!e
and 70 impoverish theirs. The Edite caused
hun to De summoned to appear and answer
the charge before the people of Rome
Cresinus obeyed the mandate, accompanied
by his daughter, fresh and healthy colcred
girl-tharms which appeared 10 greater adj
vantage from the simplicity Of her dress
The accused also brought with him the tools
and instruments of nis profession. They
were in excellent condition. His ma;tocks
were remarkably heavy, his plough was OF
an enormous size, and his cattle were all
sound and fat. Beholdn, said this truly
digni6ed and indignant farmer, behold my
whole magicai equipsge behold the charms
which have recourse to There are others,
indeed, which am not capable of produ-
cling before you; mean the sweat of my
brow, and incesssnt tolls both by day and
night" This native eloquence decided the
matter he was honorably acquitted by the
unanimous voice Of a numerous and applaud
ing assembly.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-24
Norfolk. Julu 70.

S'V'(Oen. cHtS ~.
Capt. lie Fort, of the schnr. Jane, states,
that during his stay at ST, Thomas, there
came in British ship Of the line, command.
ed by rear admiral, frigate, and man
Of war brig, French frigate, and French
man of war brig, all reported to be crnizing
for pirates and slave vessels The French
frigate duchess D'Angouleme, of St. Bar
tholomews, captured two piratica. schirs.
belonging to man of the name of Dubois,
living in St. Bartholomew, in the act Of
capturing said schnrs. the crews together
with the captains and officers, made their
escape by jumping overheard ard swimming
ashore-the frigate proceeded to Martinique
with her prizes.
Manifestations dolls. 5 so per Dbl. very
dull-Sugar, per loo lbs. 6 30, Coffee. FL
22. scarce. MoIasses per gallon, 90 29
cents [Lyford's Reading Room Books.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-24
Reviezv of the markets for the past geek, !
yN'ew York.

"
Flour and Grain has been dull for The last
week, and the sales were to q very limited
extent; Flour may be fairly stated to have
declined one shilling per barrel New York,
a 81 a a 80; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
S Richmond, 4 so a IS ;; Fredericksburg
and Piitsburg, 4 81 a SO; Rye Flour is
withou, any change, 81; Rye, 4s cents;
Corn, 49 a SO cents; Northern Wheat, 6
Is scarce no New Wheat yet arrived-a
small parcel of New Richmond Flour ar
rived, which is held at dollars.
Tobncco continues to find steady and
small demand for home consumption, and
sales of Kentucky are made at from 5 l-9
6 cents.
Sugars-Havana Brown have become
scarce, and are in good demand, from 10
10 so; Whites are also scarce, at from Ia
5Oal5; New Orleans Sugars have been
more in demand, and sales to considerable
extent have been made; superior lot
brought I ] 80; they may be quoted at from
I0all SO: Muscovados have also been in
brisk demand, and large sales have been eft
fected for mildling quality at from ga 8 SO;
while St. Cioix have been sold at l2 50, they
may be quoted from so liz SO.
Coffee has become scarce in market-very
little having arrived for the last two or thee
weeks, and the sales, during that period,
have been large prices haze been fully
maintained, 25 GO els. for St. Domingo,
and e6 81 for Havana and Porto Rico.
.Molasses--The demand has not been as
brisk, and sales to limited extent only have
been made, although no alteration has taken
place in prices. Havana is from s5 TO q
cts. and English Island from IS to 20 cts
Bordeour Brandy continues without any
change in price or demand, it is steady at
fiom lie to lis cts. the sales have been ve-
ry triaing. [Daily Ado.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-08
SMOKED HERRINGS.

OO0 boxes Smoked Herrings,
HOO Of prime quality. jua received and for
fale bv ATWOOD 4 QUINCY,
Ne !, UNION wharf.
Portland, March 81. It,
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York, $50. At a Court Of Probate,
holden ct Wells. 10 sad county, ON the eighth
day Of May, AID 1890.
w HEREAS eer,sia iritrumspt, pusporsing
w 10 he the Ian Will. and Teilsmsni Ct
DAVID GOODWIN,
late of shap'sish. 10 laid county, husbspdmau,
deeeased 10 prssen,ed for Probate by sAMuEl
GooDwIN, executor therein named, who 10 under
twenty one years OF age. and " under the guar.
diaplhip Ct AARON HuBBAs - ORDERED, that
the said SAMUEL or AAsoN, notify al persons in
,erefled to appear At shis Court TO be holden 1t
Keunehunk, on the ,eurh day of July next, by
serving ,hofe living within ten miles with an at
relied copy of this order, OF by reading the fame
to them, aud by csusing the fame 10 be publifhea
in tho PORTLAND GAzRrTs, printed At Portland,
three weeks Excessively the Ian publication and
ervces aorssaid to be fsven days lesit prior to
the fsid tenth day Of July next thar they may
then and there appear, and new cauie, If any they
have, wy the faid inftrumsut hou'd not be ap
proved and allowed.
JONAS CLARK, Judge.
A true eopy--Atssf,
DANlEI. SRwAl.L, Psginsr,
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NEW GOODS--Chsap'
VINTON 81 COX,
Haze Just rect,ued and are no,c opening for Sale,
rery ertensire assortment Of
Now and Fashionable (1O0dS

lace Just recuued, and are no,c opening for Sale,
q rery extensive assortment "
New and Fashionable Goods,
....AMoNG WHICH ARE....
pRoADCLOTHS, oil colours,
= Do. Do. CASs1MERES,
Elegant London vESTINCs,
Do. Do. PRINTS,
Five Cafes CAI.IcOES livery cheap
Cotton Cambricks, "A aud Ga,
Cambriek Musins,
Book, Leuo, Null and Jackonet MUSLlNS,
plain and 6gur ed-Brtifh Co,tons,
Dla<k and colored Lustrings,
Bistk Syuchaws, and Sarsne,ts,
Black elk handkerchief,
Black slk Shawls,
Blsck, white green and pink Italian Grapes,
Two cafes 4 4, 78, Irfh Linens,
-, A. So, s. 4, IA q 81 Cotton Shawis,
Linen Csmbrieks = Cotton Hofe,
OH Cioths--Brown Lineus,
An assortment sewing Silk,
Very Superior Twin,
Csmbr;ck and comnon Dnsies,
White Jeans--Sattinetss- bActory Cottons,
Factory Checks and cinshams-Tiekinss,
Together with every other article which COM
prise very complete sfortmens, aud will be
sold much lower than usual.
May 2. VG
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foRhGkLr OccuPiEDUy ae cumbLkLANp % NJ
L.. & A. II. CROSS,
Hare for sale WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
40 Chests Souchong, Hyson Skin,
Young Hyson and Hyron TEA, OF the fra
qnslity--Liverpoo! Packets and Midas cargoes.
A. Pipes Cogniac ami Marseilles Brandy
5 Pipes Schiedam Gin
Pipes American do.
5Hhds. st. vincent's Run
9Hhd... Old W,ndwsrd Isl. RUN. winch has
been eighteen months in the London Ware
house.
1 Or. Casks Sicily Madeira Wine
Is Bags double boiled Sugar
20 boxes Mould Candies
8 Cases SwectOil
1900 IBIS. Java and W. !. Coffee
Bales New-O Orleans Cotton
SO Boxes Muscatel and Bloom Raisins
Ksss Harns Brand Tobscco
10 Boxes Z by Q Window Glass
1900 IBIS. soft shelled Almonds
s flhds. retailing hlolssses
Loaf sugas-few bags English Walnuts
S. Belts Ravens Duck
1 Tons Fustick
Ginger Pepper Pimento; Csssia Indi-
go !; Nutmegs, &c. &c.
100 Bbls. Superfine Flour
OSTrhe above Goops will be sold lor cash or
approved credit as low as at any store 10 town.
IT, Jan. II.
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THE CELEBRATED
BALM OF QUITO,
Isa Medicine Iaequalled By any n die se113
Jor the csve Of Coughs, Colds, .aaAnas,

isa Medicine 1neQuatted 6y any N nhe sropl9
jor the cure Of Coughs, Colds, .asthmas,
Consumpsions, &c.
Since this excellent Medicine was first dc.
covered upwards Of three bundled thoussa6
persons have experienced lie happy and ssIutssy
Effects. many OF whom had been by Aslhnslie
and Corsumptive complaints reduced % the
Drink OF The grave their constitutions were
quite emsciated and had cast OF al hores Of re-.
cosery, having used every remedy recomsnl.
ed o. specifics for those complsints add hs9
made every application 20 the faculty shstcosld
oe obtained
Common colds which are general, oecasiou'
ed by obstructed Precipitation, viii be found 70
yield to its influence IN very short time.
IL common coughs, which ara IL gsnersl.he
effect Of cold, IL eisesiMmedia,e relief ismes'
'ng those troublesome irsi,a,ions, ss they ~
called. tickings in the throat. which set %
constant Stimulus 10 coughing aud 10 quieiine
hose convulsive exci,ements and csusiag ~
fi,cted to breathe snc speak ftesly. liindues
rest, And sleep in an eminent degree snd
strengthens the. constitution. which snsbies II 70
repcl an enemy whose attacks are trsqosa''y
followed BY The mos. fa,al conseQ uences.
Persons IN cied with Pulmonary compiaias
or disorders ofihe breast and longs. tesee
The mos, advanced period Of life) will find -
mediate relief.
In Asihmatie or comsumpsive Affections. te'
cent or chronic) Hcsisenesss Catarrh., Wbees-
ings, and shcr.ness Of bressbs X will give inns'
date ease. =
CoIgesled Phlegm, Acrimony in the 6uds ~
obstruction in the gi.nds, ere wi'bsssss s"'
safety discharged by gentle expec,ofsiop. =.
1t 10 also much admired in soreaess o y.
breast and stomach, giving present case 10 'n''
cases.
UThose aho uish 10 purchase siiasr q =, =
obove Medicines 10 sell again ysH be st2a"'
al a vsry liberal discount,
Portland, Feb. %. (eopiy. Ap w
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Just RECEIVED AND FOR SALE At faR
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
MANLY'S BALSAMIC
Nervous Cordial.

Prepared from the real arabian Boim ef0Ilss
ad, for debilisoted Constiiutions, C0msump-
tire and Nervous Complaints.
IN the whole MateriA Msd,cs, there 4 NJ
i more efficacious Medicine Than the abovo
~ rcstorer Of strength to internal decay 4
stands unsisAlled and may be relied on 10 giviag
immediate relief and certain cure in almooe ~
stages of nervous complaints, from the laagoue
and weakness attendant on dsordess Of she eto-
mach. This excellent medicine hss been ~.
duc,ive OF general good, anc the many resseesd
to she blessings ofhealth from the gates Of death
~ ,bis inestimable preparation, . the highoDs
eulogium which could possibly be paid TO Does
MANLY, and 10 indeed his boast md his re ward.
1t Is most excellent FOE the following disorders
Headscbs, Lowness o 8pirisss Alsrmine Deans.
Men,sl Agi,s.ons indigestion, Loss ofAppe.
tre, Bilious Complains, Jsundiet, Declines.
Consumptions, Fi.tulsncies, Henr,- Bern. Choi.
sc., Costiveness, &c. PsrsIytic and ApopIectie
Affections, STATING Fits. Fslpi a,ioOs, eod Other
,ncontrovertible proofs Of the derlngemens u
the nervous system, which IN sIl caaes either a.
debility or relaxation, il braces and restores .
its proper tone. The BAlsamic Nervous c..
dial prevents every kind OF Injection, psrtcuiols
ly those originating from unkeAlthy climates.
Plague, and Other CON n.unicA,ipg distempess.
Cons sumption, and other decays If aaeuee.
whether the effects Of natural csnsetr1eecsSs e i
proceeding from mpsudences. u - advuxeeds
stsRe Of life. have engaged The study end q.
tention OF Physicisns OF sbis ana al olher u.
lions in vain, until The discovery Of the Balssmic
Nervous Cordial was prom9lgsted 10 Tie vovDn.
aud which has produced such instances d h.
good sfects, ~ must convince the most incsed-
ulous of its amszing restorative pasvsrs. 70
enumerAte iis truly happy, healing, balasmio al
renova ing efficacy, Testimonies ofthe 6rse 81.
81 ops aue - =. ~ -GA
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STATIONARY PRIZES.

Fir, drawn $50 blanks, loot entitled 10 othe
Stationary Prize.) vii be eatitled to
dollars each.
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NEW GOODS.

Among which are Broad Cloths; Kerseymcres !;
Calicoes . Nuslins white black aud coioured
Cambeics Linen; variety OF leather, besver, cot
ton and silk Glove. synchaws; hack md green
sarsnetts: black and coioured silk Handkercbeis;
cotton, worstsd and s;ik vesting; Tsbby veIvets;
cotton shawls I; English Ginghams i. Factory
shirtings; shsstiegs ; Checks; Stripes Sing
hams; Warp Yarn blue end white, &c. &c. &c.
Which were bought low nd will be sold az re
duced prices foe Cash.
North-Y ssmou,h. June 6, 1890.
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Chocolate, No. J and 2-Shslls-bottled and
draught cider -Demij Inns, from one to Eve gal
lous-Molassss Wen India and sugar Dakers-,, SUI
periae Durham kIuhard Eo,ry Mats, various
sisss spe msce.i Oil fax and bottle do.-Cay
eone and Ms'abar Pepper-windsor scaP-Liv
erpooi blown saIt-Sais Pstre-bius asd white
Starch -Cisson-O,vss-- Capers -I.,sg'a,s- Indi.
go--AIum Rice Supsr6ne Flour, particularly
seIected for families. Al o. HavanasC,gars, Gr:t
quality.
s..Psr,icular attention will be paid to orders
from Families, and for ship stores
G5-Coods sen 20 aoy psrs Of the town grstis.
Nov. so. Il
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J. & E. FiOOLE,
FORE STREET.. Head Of Irgrahom's Wharf,
.....HAvE JUST REcEIvED.""

.....HAvE JUST REcEIyED.."
Tyson, S 7ssss a a!'s s'I Hs SS TEAS;
Skin and SouchoDg
10 Bbl.. AMI. bags COFFEE;
90 Iihds MOLASSES;
: g. g. g pa "a y; + ;..,,s. RUM;
8 Pipes BRANDY
Q Pipes HOLLAND GIN;
5-llhds. AMERICAN GIN;
10 ar Casks Mslaea and Lisbon WINE
500 lbs. LOAF SUGAR;
5 Hhds, Brown DO. 800 lbs. CASslA;
6 Bags PEPPER; 2 Bills. PlMENIo;
Bbls. GINGER; 2 Boxes 81 Ak1h;
so do. INDIGO; 5 do. CHOCOLAlEi
10 Oaks RAlSINs; IS Boxes do
200 lbs. SNUFF fc00 H.. rHOT:
8 Casks POWDER: $50 Hubs. l.. SALI
leo Bush. Blown SALT: 90 boxes CANDLES
10 boz. A. sHOvEI.S: 5 do. +. do:
20 do. HOES:
50Rssms WRITING PAPER.
10 Pieces RAVENS DUCk:
10 do. RUSSIA do.
20 Doe Cod LINES:
FACTORY YARN from No. 10 10
$50 Oils. Pollock and Scale FISH:
% Bbls. Mess No. BEEF:
90 do. Clear and Mess POR X:
so Bbls. MACKEREl, &c. &c.
GENERAL AsoRrMEHT OF
HARD s. HOLLOW WARE.
May so. 4w
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N. CRAM & co.

FORE STREET. Head Of Long HhaJ
HAVE FOR sALE-JusT RECEIVED,
% ches,s and boxes Young Hy I TC
W son, II. Skin & Souehoue 4 EASs
50 barrels Howard street, Baltimore Flour
kipss Cogpac Brady,
do Hollands Gin,
do American Gin,
is hhds W. l add ". 3. Rum,
do MoIasses,
quarter cssks Wine,
. tierces pure Sperm Oil.
do Havanns Honey,
10 oaks Nails,
10 do Malaga and Smyrna Raisins,
Boses Bloom and Muscasel Rssins,
Boses Pipes, Windsor Soap and Brinssons,
s bags Pepper and Pimsnso,
do. Bsga White Sugau.
Bones Candles. Starch, Chocolate and UlaM,
20 bolss Russia and Ravens Duck,
60 DOE Hoes, 8 do shovels and Spades.
Bbls Ginger. sulphur and Blown. Salt,
10 bosss Oranges kess Of Tobacco,
10 casks Powder,
SO realms Writing and WrsppiDs Paper,
so quintals Fiph,
Barrels Muscovsdo Sugar,
Loaf Sugar. Cassa, Cloves, NusmeGs, Indigo,
Alsm, Copperss, Lcgwood, brss.lIesso,
Salt petre, Shot, Floor Mats, Cora Broons, &c.
.aso-A general assortment Of
Hard und H0llou Ware.
May 2. II
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SPRINGFIELD BRIDGELOTTERY

26a3 5000 TICKETS at So each $4,000
ALL CASH PRIZES.
LEss THAN TWO BLANKS To A PRIZE, And NO
DEDUCTION.
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tTNEW GOODS.
4 N extensive supply of seasonabIe and fashion.
"A able GOODS are lately received by
BARBOUR 4 SCOTT,

: :
Wig ~ Irish Linens--Linen Cambrcs--.
Nankin and Canton Crape.,-Caicoes-sts &
plaid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS striped Lustrngs-
best black twiiled Sllks-black Synchaws & Sars-
Observation-Disclosures Muslins--6ne Mar
seilles vesiing blue and yellow Nankius--Rns-
STA Drill for summer Pantaoons--G ra ndurils--
fine twilled black aud blue pombazeiis--black
white end green italian Crapes--best flag rnd
bandanna NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Shirungs--
Cssfh American Shirtings- Tickipgs--Ginghans-
s-Checks->attineits, &c. &c.
Which were bought low and will DC sold for q
small profit. OK. may so.
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II IS onened fr sale a largr assortment of
Cotton and Woollen Goods.
CONSISTING OF
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres.
White and coored Flannels,
Twill'i and Plain Bombszetts, Rattineits,
Green fabereen, Woollen shawis,
Kijerminster Carpeting. dark and light Calicoes,
Furni,ures ard Copperpla,es,
Sd, i.4 and Ga dark and light Gingasms.
Cotton shawls. Great variety of Co,toa Hdkfs.
Cotton shrtiugs, Linens, Birds eye Diapers,
Cotton Damask. Table Linens,
White, black and colored Cambrcks, white Jean,
Striped and colored do.
Canbric aud common Dimties, Brown Hollands,
Blue aud yellow Nsnkins, black silk Hikfs
Superior Fiag,do. silk, wo'sted and cotton vestngs,
Linen Cambria, and do. Handkerchefs,
Silk andTabby vevets, black aud olive Velveteens
Cotton and worsted Hose, silk Gloves,
Black, white and colored kid Gloves.
Beaver Gloves, black & blue Syuchows &Sarsnetts,
Black, white, sate,green, brown and pink Florence
silks.
Cotton Bindings. Worsted. DO. Carpet Bindings,
Tares Bobbins, Pins, Needles, Scissors. brushes,
Great variety of Coat and Vest Buttons,
Silk Coat naHabi,Buuons. sewing silks andTwi.,
Buckram, Umbrellas. Ravens Duck.
Russia Shsetings, Ribbons, black Italian Grapes,
Cotton Floss, Factory Shee,ings, shirtings,
Ginghams. Satinnetts, Priest Cloth, Yar9s,
Threads, &c. &c.-
All which will be sold cheap for cash or .hor
approved credit. II
May 30, 1890.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-07-18
ADVERTISEMENT.

ME subscriber having from the first
Il day OF April changed his business,
entering all accounts 10 future in the firm
Of JOHN CHANDLER & Sons, feels it OF
great importance to have his accounts set
tied up to that time, and very sensible OF
the necessity Of having them settled by
himself. does most earnestly request, that
all who have accounts or notes unsettled
would call at his old stand, where his
books are attended to by himself and son,
and the balances settled by note, or as
agreement may be. The subscriber hopes
this may be sufficient notice, and save
further expenses. His books must De
settled. JOHN CHANDLER.
Eliz Town, April 10. 1919.