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unsettled state. President Boyer started on
the Goth May for Port-au-Princc, by land,
and ms fleet, consisting of one ship, one brig
and live schooners, sailed the same day for
that place. Commodore job .Nortltrup and
Capt. Peiot were prisoners at the Cape, as
previous accounts have stated. The Commo-
dore, it appears, while cruizing off the Cape
III his ship, the Lady Artigas, in company
with brig commanded by Pelot, captured a
schnr. which he loaded with valuable cargo
of prize goods and went into the Cape with
her, when he applied for permission TO land
the goods, but not receiving any reply he
commenced getting them ashore without n
permit upon which the authorities of the
government seized the schooner and her
cargo, and imprisoned the officers and crews,
after which they got possession of the ship
and brig, but subsequently liberated the
crews, and ordered the two vessels round to
Port-au-Prnce but on their passage thew
were fallen in with by fleet under the COM
mand of the Patriot Commodore Daniels.
and compelled to run into Port Pee, where
they remained blockaded by Daniels when
the Louisa sailed.
The brig Independence, under the Vene-
zuelean flag, was cruizing between the Cape
and st. Barts from the time Capt. Brown ar
rived at the latter, until he left the former,
place. Norfolk Herald.
SALEM, May e1.-The Artigan brig LES
perdncc, of. 10 guns and 100 men, went into
Cape Hayti April eSth, in distress, short of
provisions and water. On the following day
the pilot landed, and was received with the
greatest cordially. Statutes were immedi-
atcly interchanged, and the brig commenced
refitting. On the Sd of May, the brig was
taken possession of by the Haytian Govern
ment, officers and crew thrown into prison.
and Haytian colours substituted instead Of
Arhgan. Same day, small English schoon-
CIR, laden with dry goods, purporting to be
from Caicos Islands, arrived passenger ON
board Capt Northrop.) The schooner was
seized, Captain and crew thrown into prison.
and the passenger put under arrest Follow
ing day, the brig was manned, and i'm co.
with Haytian man ofwar schOoners, sailed
In pursuit of large Spanish ship, said TO be
at Tortalas Island. Next day they returned,
with a large Spanish ship Of about $50 tons,
mounting l3guns, with a crew of 40 men,
prize to the abovenamed brig. On cxamin-
alton, the sailors dcposcd, they entered at St.
Barts, and had been cruising some time off
the Havana, where they captured nothing {;
finally proceeded off Vera Cruz where they
captured the above ship and two briggs took
all the valuable part of the cargocs of the
briggs and put it on board the ship, and gave
the briggs up to the prisoners-tliat they ne
yer had robbed or abused any flag. The
ship and cargo was valued at from $50 to
100000 dollars. May 9th the crew were
liberated, officers still in prison.
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- sfa> % No.
UNITED STATES.

FLORIDA CoMMIssIoNERs.-NV under
stand that the board ofFlorida Commission
crs, consisting of
HUGH l.. WHITE, of Tennessee,
WILLIAM KING, of Maine,
u. w. TAzEwELL, of Virginia, and
TOBIAS WATKINS Secretary, of MARYLAND,
tor the adjustment of claims under the late
Spanish treaty, respectively took the oath of
office before Judge THRUsroN, on Saturday
last, previous to entering on the duties of their
appointments. The above court commenced
its sitting this day, in the building formerly
occupied by Congress, on the Capitol hill.
The clerk TO the board is JOSEPH FoR-
REST, OF this city. Wash. 9th Gaz.
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Town-Major the Ex-1nquisitor, On. Fran
cisco Sid, the Physician and the Chaplain of
the Hospital. They further suspended the
Judge of First Instance and the Auditor OF
war from their functions; disqualified Bri-
gadier Albergoty from holding,any command
IN the Districts and, lastly, resolved, that n
Sub-Lieutenant of Artillery, Of the name OF
Kabanera, who happened to be absent, should
be prevented from returning to his house i'm
Algeziras and that nj. La Comba, an inhabi-
tant, should be confined in the town Jail and
brought to trial. This order, as far as Gen.
o.Donnell was concerned, appears to have
subsequently, undergone some trifling modi-
fcation, as on the eth, he was confined i'm
Green Island whence he addressed n repre
sentation TO the Commandant- General of
the District, Din. Aware Maria Chacon.
BOSTON, June 7.-On Tuesday even
ing at z O'Clock, AN explosion took place at
the powder works of Messrs Moses Hale and
Co. Chelmsford. The pounding mill was
blown up and three workmen severely woun-
ded. The loss ofproperty did not probably
exceed three or four hundred dolars.-The
manner in which the fire was communicated
is not Known.
L. ,. We learn that the three men above
mentioned, have since died of their wounds.
Their names are John f. Gerald, and Francis
Farr, OF Fitchburg, (Nlass.) and Franklin
Howard of Hillsborough, IN. H. Gerald has
left wife and one child the others were
minors, and had no families.
Judge Charlton has received from the
President of the United States, the appoint
ment of Judge for the District of Georgia,
vice William Davies, Esq. resigned, but in
consequence of his previous appointment
from the State of Georgia we understand he
VIII not accept it. .Sdrannuh Rep.
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lutely necessary 10 preserve il from the i'm
mment danger with which it is threatened,
without losing sight OF the considerations
which they deserve and merit, and the inter-
ests of the state demand.
This Honorable Junta has also resolved to
return to your Excellency the papers Of this
important affair, that in conformity with the
said articles, the solicitations and instances of
the said Colonel Of the Regiment de Orden,
may be acted upon, all which communicate
to your Excellency for your information and
performance. God preserve your excellency
many years. Chamber of Sittings, Buenos
Ayres, 10th April, 1921.
MANUEL LUZURIAGA, Prcs't.
PEDRO MADRANo, Sec'y.
To the most excellent the Governor and
Captain General of the Provinces of Bue-
nos Ayres, Don Martin Rodriguez.
MEXICO.
The state of the royal cause in Mexico
appears to be almost rs desperate as among
the Samtos at Caracas. A British friyatc
which lay at Vera Cruz in the beginning of
May, was hastily dispatched from that place,
and several vessels had been dispatched for
Vera Cruz, in consequence of the advices
brought by this frgatc. The vessels were TO
o."S oh aiI DiiuSiI property, as the COm1nu-
nicatiOn with the interior was cut off, and
patriot force expected at Vera Cruz. Every
means usually resorted to in the last extreme
OF danger were in operation at Vera Cruz.
Every man that could be found, without re-
gard to colour or country, was seized and
sent into the garrison of st. Juan dUlloa, and
all the precautions of a state of siege were
taken.
There are letters in town from the Colon
bian republic, which develope further views
of the measures connected with the capture
Of Caracas. General Urdaneta has marched
with fine well equipped column of 1000
men his march was to the sea coast destina-
ton Coro.
The movements of the different CORPS of
the republican army, will not unfold them
selves at once, though their movements have
been made consentaneous. The operations
being at distant points, the news will arrive
at intervals proportioned to distance. We
shall not be surprised to hear of the surrcn
der of the royal army, which appears TO have
been in two corps. Their communications
were cut off on the 10th of May-and a war
ofposts and despair are the only alternatives
to their being B,ugoyned and Corn,cauis'd.
Philud Aurora.
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Charlotte county, june IS. Ii'1T s,N KnpH
TEN DOLLARS REWARD

EShNAWAf from the subscriber about the 1T of ua,,
4 ias., muatto woman named LUCRETIA aged 81
eounenance, sedste air, and rather above the oonmon
staturc From her connection h Stephen Gaines N fre-
nfo OF I'M: place. she probably passes free woman
with the privilege ofree papers other means of decen
non, through the oicousness Of numerous acuunntonr
OF ree negroesA persons hereby fore aainst
employing the said woman; and masters of vessels are
requested TO be on their guard against taking her ON
VIII pay the above reward for experimenting and deliver
ing her to me in Richmond for lodging her safe in aiI
- I n"as se' htf again. THOMAS It. MAYO.
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RISE OF TICKETs
Grand State IeoHeru of lLn,nI1,,

Grand State Lottery of J1iaryland.
TIE FIRST TO DE DRAWN IN BALTIMORE
Under The spernter6Gnce Of The Conissioness apponied
or The Governor and Council.
COHEN'S OFFICE, ia, Market-str D
80 baltimore, June LIST, 1921.
me public are hereby respectfully and timely notii-
Ell mat the price Tickets and Shares the Grand State
Lottery will be continued original rate OF NINE
DOLLARS until Friday, the 18th OF the PRESENT
MONTH, Ounce on which day they will he aDVANCEn
TO TEN DOLLARS. 40
This splendid lottery, the FIRST To BE DRAWN IN
by the COUNCIL Or STATE contains C.nitn pl;Dns 90
10000 DOLLARSII5 5000 DOLLARS
10000 DOLBARSE5,O 900 DOLLARS
10000 DOLLARSlloo of & 10o0
&c. &c. &c.
and not t.ro blanks to pyewilh also The popular ar.
rahgement oil paying premium Of dollars 10 eocb If
fhs Jrsi dran three thousand Blanks giving iecid
ed advantage TO the early atiyepturer.
IT The whole OF the prizes PAYABLE in Cash Chill or
Sirer, or IN notes OF the BANK OF THE U. STATES.
orders from any part OF the United States poa paid
ana dated any time previous the June " i he
Piled at the original price of Nine Dollars addressed to
j. /. COHEN, Jr.
S-St Secretary 10 the Mauorers. huffman.
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Tscentu Dollars Relrnrnl.

Y ANYWAY from the subscriber ON the 2sth of A1,v
~ last negro woman by the fAGCiY. She is !,
dark muatto about thirty years old, between four feet
eleven inches anu 1--WE feet high of strong FORM
lhs Woman left the subscriber in the month April 1871
anu was unprecedented in August 1890 in the county Of
Lunenbug and neighborhood of Mr. John Potney hayin
renamed out between six and years. during which
e sue had, according TO report three children one OF
winch only was with her the time her apprehension
When Aggy was taken in Lunenburg She wns know,
generaly by the name of FREE BfIpY or MIPY JE;J
fhltsoN; During The time of her absence she became
l % N tse county OF nleckenburg, having lived in
the family of Mr. Joel Watkins he late clerk of th,t
c9uny0 for nearly two II quite probable She IA
also acquainted in the counties of Prince Edward Note
u; and aiiix having been seen travelling Wagons
III uheret directions several times during her fSrmer
absence The subscriber docs not doubt She Will ason
pass as free person. and thai she will assume some ohe
name, as she is so well known by that of Mary jefferson
IL probable she will lind bu, little difficulty obtaining
Tree Pass in this county, more Occurrence ~
the sort has taken place during the last year.
ne subscriber will pay the above reward Of fyyept,
dollars 10 any person who will deliver the said slave 49,
10 him in Charlotte county, any person who viii g.
cure her IN Jail and give him information of the fnct
The subscriber will add that Aggy talks 5rss ds,,
and remarkably fast and that ali occasions She Claim
the privilege Of the last word. ~ 'iiS
ch,r,,,, COLLIN REDMOND.
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Us so Rerdrd-,Siop the Tb;efT

DIN CouGiiLAN, an Irishnan, Formerly n pedlar,
noout common size, fair complexion blue eyes grey or
came to the stable Mr. Clough S. Amos of Bucknrha
anu soie tnereirom ehesnut sorrc mare about feet
her pack no other marks brands recolccedpaces re-
Inaukapy easy and fast coughan seen by a gentI,
man VINO tried TO stop him. but he escaped on said
Suppose he is for the Western country 1t probable he
WI lev days in fiarrisonburg, Buckingham where
e mas orohcr-in-iaw Any person who will deli, or said
thief or aPprehend him that he may be brought to nstice
shall receive : 20 reward. Di,IJRY cir nEpc
June u.s.
Printers TO the West and Northwest will do me as
as the public favor by giving the above one OF two
insertions in their respective paners. m z.
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ARRIVAL OF THE PEACOCK.

NORFOLK, June 12.3T'he United Stat es
Sloop of War Peacock, Thomas Brown, Esq.
commander, arrived ut this port Yesterday
afternoon, from the Mediterranean, and last
from Algesiras, whence she sailed the eth Of
May, and left there the United States Shin
Columbus, Commodore BA1NBEIDGE Onta-
RIO, capt CHAUNcEY, and brig Spark, Lieut..
Commandant GORDoN. Commodore q. was
IN daily expectation of being relieved by
the Constitution, when he would sail for the
T.. States. The Ontario was going to Tan
ger, to carry Mr.. Muowny, The Consul for
Morocco, and the Spark was under orders
for Tunis to take Consul Stith and family to
Lcghorn.-Coss. cambridge had appointed
LIT. Whipplc, oft the Navy, to the charge of
the Consulate at Tunis in the absence of
Mr.. Stith. AL well in the squadron.
The Peacock touched at Santa Cruz in the
Island ofTcnerife, on the 18th May, where
she remained two days and took in some
wood and water-sailed on the 18th, and
took The southern passage by way Of the
Cape de Verbs, and thence TO the West In
dIa lslands-June lst, passed close by Ane-
gada, Tortola and St. Thomas-saine even
ing made the Island of Porto Rico and hove
to of the town Of St Johns, within mile of
the forts, and made signal for pilot. but
none coming oil, and night approaching.
made SAL foF the Capes Of Virginia.
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TRUST SALE

virtue of deed OF trust executed nv Miles Car =;
- ouer 10 secure the payment OF certain sum of money
uue 10 brazure w Pryor. will be sold at the cross street IN
ne own Of Hampton, for cash. the 28fh day month
- rSres OF LAND, called Briarfeld, lying in the county
OF rizaDeth City, within mes of HAMPTON and onc e
arabic. ROTe.pr TIVET ~ ' ~. ua'anSe
June IS. - ,t''eS'
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TRTTST STT

by virtue Of deed Of executed to the suIscrer
y by Churchill Anderson ON the 25th dav of 1scerb,-
and recorded in the county King Queen to secure
ne payment OF certain Of money mentioned In said
81 ,Iy nert proceed to sell the TRACT OF LAND on
ni , OnrchlH Anderson resides situated and wing
~ tI soy OF kng and Queen, in less than three miles
oil ers Tavern aud adjoining the land of Thomas Num-
anu Hill or Nathaniel Grain, containing 2O2 acres
more OF less The sale viii commence O'Clock AZ the
house Of said Andcrson--At the same lime and Me-
~ SEGROEs will be sold, held by bill Of sale given
Upshaw and duly recorded in the clerks Office
made known ON the day Of SAFELY order Of the trustees
-, - PHILIP FITZHUGH,
Juiy TO- ~ JOEL WTTTTS
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TRUST DFFT

10y virtue of deed executed 10 the uhscr; L
- WIN; Gay and Lucy his wife, and Of record in the
omSe OF the county court of Chesterfield shall sell fo
Sssn before the auction Of Robert Gamble ESQ or
no"aay the 9h day Of July merit the following IAVEs
will be conveyed. BTN UARpISEN ~ I y. ATONE
June 10. iIus'ee'
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Maryland Resolution relative to the p,jlic
lands set dpuf for educufion.-The Legisla-
ture of Connecticut have approved of the
principles adopted in the Report ofthe Le-
gIslature of Maryland upon this subject,
ldisaapproyed by the Legislature of New
York and have adopted report concluding
with resolution which among other things
requests the Senators g. Representatives Of
that State in the Congress of the United
States to use their endeavors to procure an ap-
preparation ola part of the public lands, for
the promotion of the objects of science and
education in the several states, to be divided
among them in such manner and proportions
as TO Congress shall appear just and equita-
bic"
.Hr. Cotden's Etection.-We have seen a
letter from Samuel Sherman, ESQ. the Clerk
ofQueen's County, in which, in very hand
some and candid manner, he acknowledges
that nc made an error in returning to the
Sccretary's Office, 595 votes as given for
Cadwallader Golden, which had been return
ed to him, by the inspectors of the town of
Hampstead, asgiven for Cadcaltader ID. Col
den. This putsthc question of Mr.. Colden's
election, clearly and indsputably at rest.
NJ " Com .4dp
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0iA'ans IOwler, Er'or Of Edicard Keeling,

- deeeosed, and EiisaJefh Keeling. %
'kAhE NOTICE,rhat the 2sth day of June 1921
a NJ the house ofJohn Pettus the county OF Clsrotte
sso OF virginia, shall proceed take the dispositions of
walker Petiu John Vaughan, Thomas Lee and John pei
20 oe read as evidence in suit in chancery depcudn
~ e county court OF Charlotte, IN which plaintiff
sno You the said WIN. fowler, exOr Of Edward Kcene
oee and Elizabeth Keeling defendants.
June 70. 1l--stf EDWARD II. FOWLKEs
CHANoERY~Tn King William County Court May
Il 30th, 1921 - ''5 'A'y
Simon Dogget and Ann his wife, Pzmufi0s.
Against W'
John u. Walker, William r. G. Jones, Henry r. Tones
Martin q Jones' George w. Jones, Richard NJ Jones Ma,
~ jane Jones, James IT. Y Jones' Charles n Zones ana
anna NJ Jones children Of James Jones dec. and Martha
~ , .' ~ on James Jooes dec Dcftndants.
. ne defendants William D. C. Jones Henri r. lone
Masin . Jones' George w. Jones. Richard M Jones Ma
~ Jane Jones, James IT, YJOnes Charles H. Topee Ann,
N Jones and Martha Jones, adix Of James Jones decd
not having entered their appearance and given security
according 10 the rules % ths court and IL npearia 70
We satisfaction Of the that they are not Inhabitants
"i .lN cOmnOnweahon The motion Of the plaintiffs bv
eif attorney Il ordered tia, the said defendants do an.
pear mere on the 4h Monday August next give such e.
ctniy ana answer The piantis' bill and that cot, OF
W ofder he forthwith Inserted in the Richmond Eng,ireg
ior eight weeks sicccsscir another ropv thereof
P"ote ~ me ify door Of ihe ccgrhousc Of ills county
rs Aeoly-lesief III. ". INV, DC,
-~"e 80 ii-W3pf
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FROM HAVANA.

CHARLESTON, June Eve have received
by the brig CATHERINE, Havana papers TO
the 3oth nlt they furnish no political intelli-
Gence whatever.
The Editor of one of the public papers,
printed in theHavana, had been tried for
publishing Libel, and acquitted by the Ju-
ry.
Gentleman, passenger, was informedby
Col. Forbes, that the necessary arrange
mcnts for the delivery of the Floridas to the
United States, had been made and the
ifor7,et was to sail on the day following
the departure of the Catherine,for Pensaco-
la, with orders for the evacuation of those
Provinces, by the Spanish Commandants,
and occupation by the American troops.
TCity (;1z
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Capt Brown, Of the schr. Louisa. tyho ar
rived here on wednesday from Cane Hav-
ten, states, that affairs there were In a v,.rv
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-28
Just Published
A ND for sale at John A. Stewards book
n store, price dollar,
THE HISTORY
OF THE
REFORMATION.

Being an abridgment Of Burnet's History o.
the Reformation of the Church o, England
Together with sketches of the lives Of Lu
Their, Calvin, and Zuingle, the three celebra
ted reformers OF the continent.-By The
Rev. BENJAMIN ALLEN, Rector of the Parish
of St. Aundre, Virginia.
Recommendation.
Having been favored with the perusa d
an abridgment of the history Of the reicrus
ton, prepared for publication by the Ref
B. Allen, with pleasure comply with hi
request. in giving it my humble r.comnft
dation. 1t contains The history OF all Il.
important facts as narrated by Burnet, aIi
to those who have not the time or the Tesu
of consulting that writer, must prove inlel
esting and valuable. There being cons
derabIe class OF persons under these circur
stances, such work has been wanted. al
7 think, the present one will be highly q
ccptable, as serving to NEE the existing e,
igeDcy WILLIAM H. WlLMLR.
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LAS received part Of bis spring assort-
llment, consisting OF book and cambria
muslins, book hdkfs, gingbams, 81 and IA
plain and figured jackonets, corded & print
ed do. "A CHIMES, null muslins, super
London vesings, very handsome; common
do satin, striped black fore .Itine; linen
cambrics and hdkfs. striped Jeans, royal
ribs, black, white and drab satteens. fine
black worsted bombazeens. black and co.
lored silk do. extra fine and common dill
ings, Angola cassmeres, Canton camblets,
silk worsted and cotton hosiery; very fine
half hose; white and colored cravats; salllns,
Aorences and levantines, black mode for
bbnnets, love, satin lutestrings and figured
rbons, shoe rIbons and galloons, black cot
ton do, silk braids, shoe do. domestic shirt
ings and ginghams, blue ana olive denims,
bed ticking, prunelles, Versailles quilts,
umbrellas and parasols, mems beaver, wood
stock, dog skin, castor & silk gloves; cloths
and cassimeres: with general assortment
of other goods which will be sold low for
Cash.
Persons indebtt to him on long standing
accounts, are most respectfully invited to
call and settle them. 8 mo 7--eO3t
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Charles County Court
March Term, 1921.
IN EQUITY.
Thomas Price,

Jesse Scott, Plinny Murdoch and Henrie d
his wife, Richard Scott, and Levi Scott.
THE object OF the bill filed in this caui
l. is to obtain a conveyance OF part 4
parts of three tracts ofland lying in CharIa
county, Maryland, called The Remalnde|
Partners Mistake, and lgnorance's RAJ
sion, containing on. hundred and three Il
cres, more or less. The bill states, III
the complainant purchased said land OF E|
vi Scott, of Prince William county. Virg.
MIA, in the year 1906. and hath bac quG
and exclusive possession Of the same. sine
the time OF the said purchase, and that al
the consideration therefor, was paid at Ae
said time. That Levi Scott is since DEL
ceased, leaving the defendant in this cas-
his legal heirs and representatives, entitled
to the legal inheritance Of the land aioF
said; and that Jesse Scott and R'chh
Scott do not reside in the state of Mary Ian
1t is therefore ordered by The court, uFi|
motion of the said complainant, that a'I
order be inserted in the Alexandra GazeIh|
once week for six successive weeks ,wsf
ing the absent heirs aforesaid, OF the hhg|
and object of this bill, that they either
person, or by solicitor, may appear in 'h'|
court, on the first Monday IN June nfAl
and shew cause, il any they have, why /
decree should not pass a. prayed.
Test. JOHN BARNES. Clerk Of
march 81 Charles county couf!
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Braden, Morgan, & Co.

LAVE imported per ship Belvidera,
L Il from Liverpool super6ne cloths
Fine and super black bombazetts, plain
and twlled.
Valencias, blk. blue, mixed. y drab
9.8 and Ga cambria musiDs
Do. do. jaconett cambrics, plain and
figured
Do. do. null null muslins do do
Do. do imitation India book muslins
7.8 fine and super undressed fancy prints
Do. blue buff lilac and pink cambria
ginghams
% and 9.S steam loom shirtings
I.9 ell! and 3.4 blue and striped cotton
cassimeres
9 8 cotton apron check
Fine u super white s. printed Marseilles
Superfne white India anes
Striped Aorentines and james =.
Blue, black and light dies sewing silks
and GALLONS
Ladies and gentlemen S beaver gloves
Patent threads, white, brown, blue.
bl acked nankeen, & all colours
Shoe thread in casks. apIIl 10