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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-08-22
FOR THE SPECTATOR.

A piece appeared in the above paper,
signed " A Farmer," to shew how falla
tious it was for Old Rustic to approve of
the present mode of Taxation in this state.
The writer, being elevated with the capa-
city OF his piece, must have it a second
time inserted.
The conclusive impressions the pre-
sent tax law have on my mind is, that it
takes the only method to suppress, above
all others, the greatest imposition, or if
| might use the expression, the greatest
calamity that we suffer, from the great
land holders, let them be either resident
or nonresident. There need be but lit
tie said on that subject to the old settlers
of Illinois, as they well know that the
poor or plain inhabitants have always suf-
fered from or by the land spectators,
who always hold large bodies of land in
every neighborhood. No matter whether
the right was good or bad, it prevented
the actual cultivators of the soil from
settling in that dense manner that makes
strong settlement, TO defend innovations
from the Indians, keep open roads, sup
port schools, and all other enjoyments
peculiar to well regulated society.
How do the Industrious come on now p
worse than ever. Every spot of good
land near town, or that has any appear
ance of miIl-seat, or ferry, or pro-
bable site for catch-penny town, is taken
up by voracious speculators-andq quarter
sections out ofnumber. Let poor new
conner try to buy some of the places from
the speculator. o yes he may have
it, at double price. Prudence forbid him.
If he cannot get land like what others are
settled on, he goes off to the Sangamo,
Bounty Lands, &c. far out Of our present
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-08-22

A great number of instances are on
record of spontaneous combustion from
various substances. If these facts were
more generally known, it is probable
that the origin of many fires would not
be attributed to the actI Of incendiaries.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-08-22

No additional returns of votes for re-
preventative to congress have been re-
ceived since our last. Mr.. Cooks ma
iority is about 400 in Bond county; and
we learn from travellers that he has q
majority in most of the eastern counties.
Martin Jones, Esq is elected senator,
and Mr.. Crisp, representative, for Bond
county.
General Leonard White is elected
senator for White county.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-08-22
AN OLD FAsHIoN'D MUSICAL INSTRU.
MENT.
A FRAGMENT FOR THE LADIES.

'Thy grandmother said my uncle
Toby, addressing himself 10 young Ara
bella, just from London, and who was
playing the battle of Marengo, on the.
piano, thy grandmother, child said he,
used to play on a much better instru-
ment than thine
sIndeed,' said Arabella, how could
it have been better; you know it is the
most fashionable instrument, and is used
by every body that is any thing?'
Your grandmother was something,
and yet she never saw piano forte
But what was the name of the instru-
ment? Had it strings, and was it played
by keys?'
You must give me time to recollect
the name; it was indeed stringed in
strument, but was played by the hand
By the hands alone? how vulgar
but protest l should like to see one,
and papa shall buy me one when re-
turn to London. Do you think that we
can obtain one p
mo, you will not probably find ono
in London, but doubtless they may be-
found in some of the country towns
sHow many strings had it? Must ono
play with both hands and could one
play the double bass 2
Il know not whether it would play
double bass as you call it, but it was
played with both hands, and had two
strings
1.-TWO strings only? surely you are
testing; how could good music be pro-
duced from such an instrument, when
the piano has two or three hundred 2
sOh, the strings were very long, one
of them about IA feet; and the other
might be heightened at pleasure, even to-
SO feet CT more
NWhat prodigious deal of room it
must take up; but no matter will have
mine in the old hall, and papa may have
an addition built to it, for he says shall
never want for any thing, and SO does
mama but what kind of a sound did it
make !? Were the strings struck with
little mallets like the piano, or were they
snapped like a harpsichord p
Like neither Of these instruments, as
| recollect, but it produced soft kind
of humming music, and was peculiarly
agreeable to the husband and relations OF
the performer
ooh, as to pleasing ones husband or
relations, that is all Dickey in the Aaue
ton, you know: but / am determined to
have one, at any rate. Was it easily
lcarnt-and was it taught by French or
Italian masters =
1T was easily learnt, but Frenchmen
and Italians scarcely dared to shew their
heads in our country in those times
'Can you not possibly remember the
name F? How shall we know what to in
quire for p
yes, do now remember the name,
and we must inquire for a Shining
Wheel.-Nevburyhort Herald.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-08-22

\ WISH to purchase a good road wagon
n and two strong horses-aso a light two
horse Wagon, or good strong Dearborn.
NINiAN EDWARDS.
Ed7vardsuiRe, august %, 1820-65tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-08-22

The Caledonian canal, now carrying
on for avoiding the tedious and danger
Gus navigation round the northern and
western coasts of Scotland, is truly gi-
gantic; when completed, frigates of %
guns will be able to navigate it; the
depth is to be 90 feet, the width at the
bottom so, and at the surface of the wa
ter ITO feet, and the sluices from l62 to
l72 feet in length.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-08-22
BOSTON, JULY II
Late News Of Brto','s Erhedition TO TIT
Shonish Maine.

OfUHtoh 4fAN%'Et'
By the brig Argus, arrived at Ports
mouth from Bermuda, the editors of the
Oracle have received Jamaica papers
TO the 18th of June.
They state that an engagement took
place on the 25th of May, between the
Royalists and the Independents at Rio
de la Hache, the former commanded by
Col. Sances de Lima, and the latter by
Col. NIontillo; after being warmly en-
gagged for two hours with an army OF
200 men, against 700, the royalists re-
1Ieated to Morino, with the loss Of 100
men, and the Independents lost 80 men
IN killed and wounded. At the termi-
nation of the contest, the officers of the
Independent forces applied to Brion for
their pay, but he did not comply with
their demand, and fearful that they would
unite against him, he took away their
arms, and embarked them on board sew
eral vessels, and then sailed from the
above port.
The town of Rio de la Hache was set
fire to on the night of the 4th lupe, and
the fort blown up, supposed 10 havepcen
done by the orders Of Brion, who it is
ceniectured has gone to st. Domingo.
The town of Alveiro, near Rio de la
Hache, was set fire to and burnt on the
18th May, by the Independents. The
troops evinced good deal of insubordi-
nation, and all communication was cut
off with the interior.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-08-22
Notice.

Notice.
T SHALL apply to the next Commissioners
H. Court of Madison County, to be holden at
the Court House in Edwardsville, on the first
Monday of September next, to settle the estate
of George Coventry, deceased; all those in
debted to said estate, are requested to settle
their respective accounts without delay; and
those having claims to present them duly
authenticated.
SALLY COVENTRY, Administrative.
.Rue,tst 16, 1906 Ct
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-08-22

MARRIED-In this town, on Thursday
evening last, Mr.. JAMES WATTS to Miss Mary
EMILY METTE.
At the Eagle Salt Works, near Carlyle, on
Thursday the 18th inst. by William Vande-
griff, Esq. Mr.. DANIEL Mckinney, of Jeffer-
son county, to Miss FANNY WILLIAMS, Of
Washington county.
Blest is the pair whom love invites
And hymen i'll their bond unites.
Communicated.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-08-22

Chinese A6airs.-India papers re-
ceived in Providence, give late extracts
from Chinese Gazettes received at CAL
cutta. Their contents, of course, are all
ola local nature. 1t appears that on the
last year OSLO the Emperor of China
completed his Goth year; and ii being
the completion of Chinese cycle OF
wears, it was to be observed as the Kea-
Teen, or Jubilee; and was to be distin-
guished by the remission of all arrears
of land tax and by general pardon,
either entire or consisting in mitigated
punishments.
The most interesting event of the pre-
ceding year was visit paid by the EN-
peror to the tomb of his father, in Man
chew Tartary. His visit was attended
by disappointment from the heavy rains
which fell in Tartary during it. He how
ever took the opportunity to examine his
iiterati some of whom were rewarded
and others degraded. The Emperor
had discharged the tutors of his fourth
son, because they had not instructed
him in the art of writing verses, before
he had attained his l4th year.-The
Emperor remarking that he himself,
when examined at Is years, produced
verses duly composed.
The Pekin Gazette of March 3oth,
1919, announces, that the Emperor had
attended an exhibition of archery, and
had awarded to the successful marksman
a cap decoratedwith peacock's feather.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-08-22
S.P..!R! CT &ApORo

9,P.5 CT a TOR
EDWARDsylLLE, AUGUST %, 1920. :
MADISON COUNTY ELECTION.
Official Return8-l92o.
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ASSEMBLY.
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3 g g = = < ? $50 : go o Parkison.
: & . g 70 = 8 = g . q & M'collum.
S % L. {. 8g 8@gg8z : Jones.
6 &e.a- < 81 8aa86 Gillian.
3 8SS88887 -88a Peters.
s oe4 $50 {, 3 2 /. % stedman.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
s 81 1852 a85 Squire.
& aa48a82a g & 3 s Tunnel.
: 9n&5 SIS e 81 : y g s Prickett.
z & 81 8s8 & g g g Mason.
: g a23s = = : % - Brakeman.
) &8s3 g; l, T. & 8 e g Lppincott.
8 SO g g :; ,8e8 So May.
s G5- So 8 y : 9 . Cox.
5 &sg88s= 70 ., - Q g 8; Harris.
SHERIFF.
& 5gg g G. {; g Sc s 8 whiteside.
8 "a 8 CO.. . > & 3 s. g Z 2 Robinson.
CORONER,
{ 1s55GSSSa T. g e Lusk.
% $685. 70 e u Q - Coed.
e p $50 SSHS = " Z Barnet.
= S3SSSSSS Z, % g 70 5 Barber.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-08-22

Louisville, tug. 9.-MR. PoLErIcA
the Russian Minister to the United
States, arrived in this place on Monday
last from Washington City.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-08-22

At Quebec, up to the 10Th June, 22l
vessels, and 2343 settlers, had arrived.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-08-22

Novel Cele6ration.-A party of gen.
tlemen occupied themselves on the 4th
instant in overturning a huge rock
weighing about so tons from the brow
of a precipice on Catskill Mountain, in
the state of New York it fell ITO feet,
and dashed to pieces below, producing
a sound exceeding the loudest thun-
DER and a very sensible shock of the
earth under the feet of the operators.
The Cholera Mor6us has prevailed
lately in Philadelphia 8 children died
with it, during the week ending the 18th
instant.
John A. Cuthert and Joel Crawford
having declined being considered as can
didates for reelection, as Representa-
tives of the state Of Georgia in Congress.
Henry Shaw has publicly declined a
reelection to Congress, from the Berk-
shire district, in Massachusetts,.
At Quebec, up to the 10Th June, 22l
vessels, and 2343 settlers, had arrived.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-13
William Morgan

ESPEcTFULLY informs the ladies' of
S,s = alexandria aud its vicinity, thai he has
S IN. received from Baltimore and Philadel-
ANA saa handsome assortmentof morocco, kid
H. H. pruneila, black and colored, which with
;aosner stock will enable hin, to execute
lao .ss work IN the handsomest manner, hav-
up, ssly superior workmen; and from his
r ess attention to the business, he fat
fse ss;a'mseis that he shall give general salts
tb e;so % those that please TO favor him with
m, s,s sun continues TO manufacture gentle
siria ooots and shoes, in the haudsomest
o my, al the corner Of King land PITT street
r's''s Inc Washington Inn. april 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-13
Was Committed.

ITO the Jail forthe county of Alexandra
y il as runaway on the 22d inst. negro
man who calls himself GEORGE, and says
he is the property of John CAN'T, OF FAIR
fax Cy. Va. living near John Lewis.
The said negrois about S feet 7 inches
high; 90 years of age has on a roundabout
jacket Of domestic cloth. and his pantaloons
of store cloth. The owner is desired 10
come, prove property, pay charges, and
take him away, otherwise be viii be dispos-
ed OF as the law directs.
ANDREW ROENSAVELL. Tailor.
april IA
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-13
Was Committed,

ITO the Jail for the county Of Alexandra.
as a runaway. on the 9th inst negro
man who calls himself GEORGE, and says
he is the property of Eleanor Ridgway, in
Prince George Go. Md. about six miles from
Upper Marlboro. The said negro is about
five feet FIVE inches high, eighteen years of
age. of black complexion, and slender
made has on a blue roundabout jacket, and
domestic pantaloons. The owner is desired
to come, prove property, pay charges, and
take him away, otherwise he will be dispo-
sed of as the law directs.
ANDREW ROUNSAVELL,
May 8 tu2m Jailor.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-13
Bnckskin Bootees. &c.

TIME subscriber respectfully informs his
i friends and the public that he has com
rnencad The manufactory of buckskin boo-
tees, shoes and pumps. People who are
troubled with corns, or have tender feet,
will find their interest in wearing them not
only on account of ease. but if worn with
out stockings, they have in numerous in
stances been eficacious OF Kidding tie wear
er of corns gloves, moccasons; -suspendeTs.
&c. SAM Il sE1AI.IERSLAI.
King-street, sign Of The B BUCK.
fe5-Also the best Liquid Shining Backing
for sale. Dear's hair. april 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-13
Was Committed.

80 the Jail forthe county Of Alexandra,
as runaway on the 22d inst A Ne
gro woman who calls herself HARRIOTT,
and says she is the property of Richard Jack
son, Fsirtax county Virginia, near the
Great Falls, and near the Cross Roads
The said woman is about Ii years of age,
very black, tall and straight dress IS a
black Canton Grape, and green nett shawl,
The owners desired TO come, prove pro.
perty, pay charges, and take her away
otherwise she will be disposed of as the law
dilects. ANDREW KOUNSAVELL, &
snril "a Jailor.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-13
To Rent.

suxa That large Brick Warehouse at
the corner Of King and West streets.
ssssl Also, the Brick Warehouse now oc-
&c. cupied BY the subscriber. which is
tied up to accommodate family.
Also. Two frame dwellings and shops to
the east of said Warehouse.
Also. the brick dwelling house, now in the
occupancy of Mr. Lupton. Possession 10 be
given on the Ist April. 81
And, the brick dwelling occupied by Mr..
Thomas SWAIN, Jr. Possession given the
LIST day of June next.
The above premises will be rented low,
and the whole or any part of the above va
luable property sold on accommodating
rms. JAMES S.ANDERS0N. &
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-13

slETAS committed TO Fairfax county Jail.
wv by warrant from under the hand and
seal of Isaac Mclean. a justice of the peace
Of the Aforesaid county, negro NGLETON,
BIRD. as he calls himself, and says be was
born free, and came from the state of Mary
land. The said Singleton Bird is about 60
years ofage. 5 feet 8 or lOinches high. vel
low complexion, has two of his fore teeth
out, and is a smart fellow; his cIoaihing a
blue country roundabout and dark pair OF
pan,aloons and old hat. The owner. If any.
IS requested tocome forward, prove his pro-
pef5y pay charges, and take him away. or
Otherwise he will be dealtswith according TO
LAM, 2. B. BRADLEY. JajIor.
$3.50 For RICHARD COLEMAN, Sheriff.
s April IL dem
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-13
For Boston.

SG The good schooner PRISCILLA,
sSs James Crowell, master--she will be
ready 10 load ia three days. has half Of her
cargo engaged For freigntot 300bbls. ap-
pyto JOHN I'll. LADD q co 81
Who have Cor sale afloat. received by said
vessel, and schnr Mary and Polly,
l4o ions plaster paris april 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-13
For FREIGHT,

III The brig TROPIC, Lemuet Saw
yer, master, burthen about 26oo par
- I a. 4oo bids. is an excellent vessel, 10
s,@plete order, and will be ready for a car
- mi ia + few days. Apply 10
= WILLIAM FOWLE & Co.
TRo haps for safe her cargo,9f
80 900 feet OF merchantable inmbef
may 6
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-13
A. G. CazeDove y Co.

OFFER forsale landing this day,
", 200 Buenos Ayres OK hides
s 25 hlids retailing lnollasses
! go hhds and bbls N. E. Rum
\, 80 chests Hyson and Y. Hyson tea, en-
titled to debenture.
5pipes gin,
9 do best cognac brandy
IN STORE,
Murdoch 5 best L. P. MADEIRA wine
Malaga wines
Window glass OF every size
Dupont's gun powder M
Bear and dear skins. Also,
A large assortment of American. British.
German, Russia and India goods by the
package or piece, at reduced prices; and will
purchase GINSENG, ola good quality. and
Merino and common wool. AprilI3
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-13
For Boston,

sE The fine schnr. MORGlANA, r..
sss Halves, master. having two thirds OF
- ss cargo ON board, win sail immediately !:
r. iIss freight Of 500 barrels, or passage, apply
y = - JOHN H. LADD y Co.
march 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-13
Also for Freight,

.rr The fast sailing and new brig
|kpCOLUMBUS, burthen 1900 barrels.
Nv n complete order for the reception OF a
~ ',xa which she will takesto any eastern or
| |sS,st'I Indian port. Apply as above
nav II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-13
For Freight,

#yx THE s,oop HEiffY. Captain
's Sss. Wright, burthen about 500 barrels.
She Is an excellent vessel. and will take
freight either for the w Indies OF coastwise,
Aopoiy to JOHN III. LADD s. Co.
Arr;l OF 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-13
Pork, Cotton, &c.

TUsT received per the brig Geo. Wash.
- ington--
0 bbls. fprime pork
10 balfbbls. ofmess beef
Is bbls Cd quail. sugars
By the schr. Sally Davis,
150 bbls. of tar
By sloop Orlando,
4 hhds New Orleans sugar.
IN STORE,
Bbls. Of New York beefan pork
90 boxes sperm. candles
10 do tallow do
hhds molasses
Is bbls. of No. Imackerel at d. SO
perbarrei
700 oranges
april l3 E. CORNING.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-13
For New York.

IN The sloop MARYJANE, Graves,
Sbmthen 500 bbls. ready TO load, and
vil5s dispatched immediately. Also
For Freight,
.SssM The sloop Eagle, j. G.. Wright
sS3 master, burthen $50 bbls.---she IS an
exceien vessel and viii soon be ready 10
bad. Apply to ]. II. LAID, =: Co,
Who have for sale received per sloep Eagle
and now landing.
sllShhds Mnscovado sugars.
bags green coffee. april 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-13
Centrevlle Hotel.

OHN BRONAUGH, informs his friends
- and the public in general, that on the
goth OF December last. he removed to the
new building, at the east erd ofCentreville.
which has bee. dtted up in style well suit
ed to the perfact accommodation oftravel-
lers, and where a choice selection oil liquors
will be constantly kept for their refresh
ment.
There is attached to this property, good
carriage house, together with an excellent
stable, which will always be supplied with
the best Of hay and oats. and attended by a
good ostler. Centreville is situated on the
turnpike road leading from Alexandra to
Fauquier Court Honse, Culpeper, Stanton.
&c. q miles from Alexandria and Washing
ton. d April
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-13
For Freight,

III, The ship WILHELMINA, carries
N.Y. 1000 bbls. or $50 hhds. of tobacco.
az & in complete order, and ready to take
: -, sargo on board Immediately. Apply to
Nm. FOWLE s. Co.
Also for Freight,
xsw The new and superior brig
sE2PAYsiASTER. Gushing Prince, mas
~ carries about 1000 barrels, and will be
, ,s,s 10 take cargo ON hoard in few days.
And for sale said brig cargo Of
Aouly as above. may s
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-13
To Rent.

gxu,6 And possession given immedi-
TEM stely, that convenient two story
Msss dwelling house on Duke street ,late-
s-lly occupied by the subscriber
The house contains six rooms, with an ex-
cellent kitchen, &c. and is situated in a most
pleasant part of the town. To good te-
nant it will be rented on moderate terms by
applying to CHAS. CHAPLIN
April 10 eotf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-13
Was Committed,

THO the Jail for the county of Alexandria,
Il as a runaway, on the 9th inst. negro
man who calls himself TOM, and says he is
the property of John Soper, living about four
miles from Upper Marlborough, Nd. The
said negro is about 26 years of age, FIVE feet
seven inches high, OF a yellow complexion,
stout and square made, has on a drab coat
and domestic pantaloons. The owner is de-
sired to come, prove property pay charges,
and take him away, otherwise he will be
disposed of as the law directs
ANDREW ROUNSAVELL,
may s tu2m Jailor.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-13
Also for Freight,

.SM Tae superior schr. PLANTER.
S$captian Drinkwater, burthen about
lSoo bhls, will be ready Tor cargo IN four
days viii take freight 10 any port.
NAYS Apply as above.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-13
For Freight,

rxx The sloop EXPRESS, John
40 Knight. master, burthen 500 barrels,
.s;jf he ready in three days for freight TO
~ eastern port. Apply to =,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-13
SELLING OF 3 CHEAP!
Great Bargains may be had al
Gather 81 EarJ's

Gather G. Earl's
CHEAP ORE,
I'M the following goods, viz
Best Canton Grapes, (black and other
Do do Grape shawls
Sarsenets, Senshaw's sewing silks
Black horentines, black silk hdkts.
Battas, gurrahs, sannahs, WaItham shirt
ings and sheetings
Brown, shirtings pieached do
Handsome domestic plaids, chambrays,
Checks, ticklenbuigs and burlaps i
Russia diapers, Russia sheetings,
Brown Holland Irish linens and lawns
Buckskin and beaver gloves
Parasols, umbrellas, thule lace,
Merino shawls, ribbons, best kid gloves
Leyantines, Italian Grape, black and
white florence assorted colorsl
Best twilled cords and yelvets, shawls,
Sewing cotton. muslins, cloths, casimels,
Super6ne white flannel, callicoes
Cambrics, null null muslin,
Book muslin, best cotton cassimeres,
Rich cotton shaw!s, Madras handkfs.
Checks, women's fine cotton hose
Mems half hose black and assorted CO.
lors1
Bombazetts, best twiIled, (black and
assorted colors, do)
English Bed Ticking, very fine
Marseilles vesting, dimity, fine steam
loom shirting, nankeens, and merin) shawls,
Brewster's best hats
Irish Linens
Domestic Goods
\ Canton Grapes
AND
Cotton Farm.
Will be sold at very reduced price.
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