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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-27

Uneguailed IN .america!'
MO. 759 drew few days since, the great
" prize OF
100000 Dollars,
and was owned by gentleman oil Virginia,
and not long since No. $50 also drew the
magnificent prize OF
100000 Dollars,
This was owned by two ladies and gen.
tleman in New York. Both of the above
prizes were sold by S. g. M. Allen, who
advanced the cash at sight to the fortunate
owDers. The public are aware that 5. y
NJ. Allen have in addition 10 the above,
sold and advanced the cash for numerous
prizes OF D5o 900, 80 900, 25,ooo, 20 600,
10 900, &c. TO a greater extent than any o.
ther persons in the United States. They
have for sale tickets in the
Grand National Lottery,
Now drawing, which will be completed
within three weeks he prizes are all
floating, and are as follows:
prize Of S5,OoO dolls.
9 of 5000
10 of 1000
5 of 500
l8 of loo
Will draw again on Friday next. Gain
of The wheel 90 900 dollars.
Whole tickets DIG, shares in proportion,
also, tickets al D28, shares in proportion.
Tor sale in the
Consolidation Lottery,
The drawing will positively take place
on the 9th inst. and the whole will lie drawn
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-27
For Freight,

For Freight,
sSsA The good schr. CARR, Jn-
EsGE seph Merryman, master; burther a.
bout 500 barrels. She is only 3 years old,
and will in few days, he ready 10 load -
Freight 10 southern port. or New. York,
will have preference. Apply to.
JOHN H. LAOD & CO.
Who have just recetOed for sale,
loo gallon demUohns
loo gallon do
ties each refined salad
II do of do oil
DO bbls prime pork
GO do do beef
boxes cotton and wool cards, assorted
numbers april 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-27
Leghorn Bonnets.
This is to give notice.

MS Is % SIFe EUlICt,
YEyHAT the subscriber hath obtained from
Il the orphans court OF Charles County,
letters testame ntary on the personal estate
of Henry Fl. Hawkins, late OF said county,
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same. with the vouchers there
of, to the subscriber, on or before the first
day OF October next, they may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit of the
said estate-GIven under my hand this first
day of April, 1921:
HENRY H. HAWKINS.
april 7-s3w admir-,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-27
VoL XIII

Coffee, Tea, &c.
JOHN H. LADD & Co. have just reeeiv-
y ed and offer for sale,
1913 bags st. Domingo coffee
7hds do do
10 chests imperial tea
10 boxes white Cuba sugar
do brown do do
ISU tons plaster
For Freight,
SE The brig VENUS, Kelley,
S$& master, 6urthen 900 bbls.
ALSO,
SkN The schr. SUSAN, Baxter, bur-
49, then 1000 barrels.
"a The schr. HOPE, Frisoy; burfhen
9& 700 bbls. all good vessels. Apply
as above. march 1t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-27
For Boston,

SkN The good schr. UNION, Robert
A5S Elbridge, master; burthen about 600
bbis. now loading aud having two thirds of
her cargo engaged. will sail n two or three
DAYS. for freight of balance, apply to
apriI a JOHN n LADD " Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-01

Opinion Of The Court of Enquiry. assem- bied
at the Marine Barrachs. in Washington,
by r'r.ne Of The general orae, Of tie War
department, and continued, By adjourn.
ment, from day to day, from Hed,esaay.
tie nm day IF February. 1921. TO Ihnrs.
dug tile 22d of February, 1921.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-01
FOREIGN.
LATEST PROM ENGLAND.

IN IHI FNUNE INOLNNDs
NORFOLK. February 27.--By the attention Of
FREUD the Steam Boat Hotel RcddinS Room
yesterday received the London True Rriton
9th aud the London Shipping and Commercial
List Of 2d January, being six days later than
the London dates by the Albion, at New
York. We have made the following interest,
ing extracts, bui they do not furnish any prom.
.inent articles Of news. Addresses TO the King,
containing pledges OF loyalty aud attachment
TO bis petsnn, continued TO be gotten op in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-01
NEW YORK GENERAL SESSIONS.

I'E Z tUJUE w. N UUEI[ ZIUuWS.
An Indictment was found al the present
February term OF the general sessions in
The city Of Net York, by the grand jury,
against the above defendant, :or stealing
two newspapers. the property Of Mr.. Ba
ker. On The drien.ianr being arraigned,
he plead 10 the indictment &c NOT guilty."
and day was assigned for his trial af.
forwards tie defendant, be Mr.. Morris.
his counsel, bad leave TO withdraw the
plea of MOI guilty, and to The indic'men,
The defendant plead gully. The deien
siani is coiored boy (; several atiihayiis
we're offered To The court in his behalf
His honor The mayor, after a severe lee
tire 10 the dcfenlaDt, pronouced The
sentence OF The court, that he he confined
III The city prison Of This city for ten days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-01
Escape from Threatened Danger.

iHrenfSHfd
PETERSBURG, Feb. q. "A bont IL o clock on
Friday night last, tie Inhabitants in The
neighborhnod of Bollngbrook Street, were
aroused by the cry of Fire. In little time il
was ascertained that tue tenement from
whence The alarm proceeded, was No. q from
The coraer. Miicbeiis Row occupied by MIR
George Willamson as cloihng siore-Upun
The lower doors and windows Being opene d,
streams of dense sDoke issued from The count
ING room aud store, aud The piece goods
ready made clothins cotton yarp, &c upon
the shelves found 10 he on fire. Owing 10 an
early discovery of the accident, the fam had
taken no considerable hold upon the shelves
and the persons who entered after an ardu-
Gus struggle, succeeded in removing Tie goods
and putting out the fire.
his was narrow escape for Petersburg
for had the fire not hcen overcome as il was
in the store, aud this tenement been consum-
ed, il IS our belief that no earthly agency
could have saved from destTncti on the entire
block of buildings, of which il is the centre
on BoiIibgbrook, aud the fame must have
spread along Sycamore 10 Bank Street, sweep,
ing aud making desolate the square. Nor al
this moment can we undertake 10 define these
az the boundaries Of its ravdges. Ii might
lave yet gone fartber--in its march exlibitipp
scene OF wide spread ruin only psralIeled
perhaps by the dreadful havoc upon the same
ground in the ever memorable coUhagraion of
1915.
The origin Of the fire is accounted for in the
following manner MIR. Mccarthy, the agent
VI W. "'hdnson, uoo Deen engaged during
the early part OF the evening writing al a desk
placed upon the counter. Abont O'Clock he
noticed some goods TO be burniUg-the fire
communicated az lie supposed from the snuff
of candle accidentally falling among them.
He put oct The fame as he thnug ht efIectnally,
and retired 10 rest. But il is probable some
struggling sparks still lurked IN the secret re-
cesses, and caused the mischief aud alarm that
followed.
The house IL not much damaged bnt the
goods OF Mr.. Williamson are nearly all spoilt,
from The united efforts of fire and water.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-01

NtRGINlA.-dt a superior court Of chancery hok
den at the Capitol, In me city Of Richmond, me
i5fb ddy Of J0Haary, 1915
Henry Banks. ......................... Plaintiff
AGAINST
UtHGm DnVat and Samuel DHVdI. =. defendants.
TINS cause mis- dur TO be heard on me
bffis ans'cers, and eriitjts, and tcas argHed bg
c0n'tset or consideration ahereof fhe coHrt doth
refer the accOuHts 6etreen The pLgintiG and ne
deieRda1t samuel DHtak, TO one OF rs conmifsion-
ers sro Is directed 10 examine, skafe and scffs tie
same, and make report thereof tie ceWrf ,r;ta mn
mofers speciality stated, deemed pertinent bg hipi-
seH or rhieh may be required nv he parties to be
50 StStcd. n cOpy-Tcske,
WI. ". HENTNC, G. q.
CoMmissfONgR's OFFICE,
RichmoHd, I'd month asfi 1921.
ne parties interested desired 10 tase notice that
have appointed the 3Ob day OF the fourth rlonih
ApIV next u commence the accounts gr,cisi by TIE
foregoing order % be corrt. Which said appointed
hay, tbey sis reGnifed 10 attend my Office Isl This city,
at9 o'clock n. ~ With iicir accenHs. Vonchers aud
copies % the court rirffs ready Tor examination and
seiuemeni. AH@S NDig, VI. G.
March 4. " asa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-01
THE BdITETY.

In The New York Common Couacil. Feb. 10. II
letter wos read by the Nayoy from Ur. Jtiiiiapls
a Senator of The United Suites INFORMING him
that a bill lad been passed. aufhorising the Presi..
dfnt 10 rsconrey 10 the corporation NJ the city Of
Neuc York the Battery caiied Fort Clinton
rith or wifhom the materials, IF nhich it is can
Structcd AMI requesting 10 kaoLc IN uhat form the
Conveyance should be nude The Mayor igfor-
mel ihe Board he had naswered the comn,uiica.
't0n u the Hon Senator. Nat Adc.
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THE supREME COURT.

SATURDAY, Feb. 2a.--The argument Of The case OF
Winh and oilers W. Holingswor,h and Others, CON
eud,tlby Mr. Harper, for the Plaintiffs. by Pink
ney, for iie Defendants.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-01

TO THE EDITORS oFTHE ENQUIRER.
observe that you have copird into
your paper the report oil the select COM
mit'ee OF 10, irom that which was pub
iished III The Gazette, IN musi iDaDaled
aud muliaied shape. The report, faoni
the peculiar composition of The committee,
was necessarily very measre. Mr. Elliott
has, however, rendered il sill less worthy
of The public notice. could have wisbeth
tina, it had been presented to The pubIiS;
with accuracy; aud send you a correct,
copy, which, II you think il worth while.
you can publish.
The scheme which IL recommended
10 The House for quieting Ibis all devour-
ing subject has, THINK unhappily failed
and tailed, winch Is more 10 be regretted,
by the inconvenience of members COM
I"g from quarter OF the UHioD, which one
would have thought would have been The
last TO throw any obstacle in the way of
lis settlement"
REPORT OF THE SELECT COMMITTEE
To which referred, the seeond February inst.
the resolution from the Senate declaring the admission Of
the state Of Missouri into the Union.
FEBRUARy 10, 1921.
Read, and ordered to lie ON the table.
The Select Committee 10 whom was referred
the resolution from the Senate declaring the
admission of the state Of Missouri into the
UDiop, bave, according to order, had the
same under consideration, aud beg leave to
submit 10 the House the following RE-
PORT:
That they have entered spon the discharge
OF the duty assigned them by the House With
the most anxious desire TO arrive at a concln-
sion which would give general satisfaction
that, in The prosecution of this purpose 1t
seemed TO them 10 be useful TO ascertain, in
the first place, by a foil and frank compari-
son OF opinions among themselves, whether
ahy and what conditions ought to be prescrib-
ed TO the admission OF Missouri iutO the Uni
OF that, on making this comparison the ops
Mon appeared TO be nearly unanimous in the
committee, that no other conditions ought
now iV be required than those which were
specified IN the act of the last session of Com
gfess. providing tor the admission of Missouri
'pto the Union and that, considering all the
citcwnsiances attending that act The settle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-01
U. s. FRrGATE CONGRESS.

NORFOLK. February ~ Capt. Thomas, of
the Pilot Boat EoIHs who came up from The
Capes yesterday, reports that lie spoke
Schooner on Sunday morning about o'clock
but blowing fresh wat unable to learn her
name, passage, &c. he understood, however
that she was from st. Thomas, bound 10 Bal-
timore, and that she lett al that port the u
frigate Congress Captain JOHN ID. HENLEY,
from the East ladies, 10 sail tor Hampton
Reads in two days alter her.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-01

The LEGISLATURE OF Illinois has passed bill
baking iii attorney liable Tor the coats upon
al actioms he may comHeuce,f for residents aud
Dom-residenls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-01
U, S. BANK STOCK.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 23.-i09I to 1893
this forenoon. In New York, yesterday !.
1923.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-01

,'h. Tie cou,t Of ephno ,sst NJ srrs4-e IS rpr-
table Major Miller for the course Of eoset he pur,ued
in relation the late Commandment Of the Mar inc Corps
Col. Gale, far that conduct 10 made known BY the
evidence.
6,h 1, does appear to the Court from tho e,iLeee
tina, Major Miller made eor, to njure the reputation
vi Major Smith, by urging his and trial.
7,h IL appears to the Court, from the evdenee cha.
Major Miller has, ut different times, employed
work on his private property.
sh. appears the Court from the evidence that the
said Marines worked voluntarily the private proper
Major Miller.
sth 1, does appear Court from the evidence,
that the public suffered in consequence Of this
ployment Of Marines.
10Th. appears the Court from the evidence that it
has been customary for officers commanding employ
rines occasionally ms gardeners and otherwise.
nth. The Court of opinion that the charges alleged
against Captain Samuel Miller, Drvvet Major of Marines
contained in the letters aud newspaper aforesaid
supported by shadow u evidence, and that his gene
raj military conduct has been that Of Intelligent,
tive, brave ofiiser.
ABM. EUSrIS, Lieut.. Col. U. S. Army,
Te,tr, S. b. ARCHER, Recorder.
Nary Department, 22d Feb 1921
true copy Ofthe original proceedings file in this De-
partment.
BENJAMIN ROMANS. Oh. Clerk
tLAIMs AGAINST sPAIN.-We nave large
pamphlet containing message from the pre-
sident OF the United States, trausmtitting :" n
report from the secretary Of state, on the
subject of claims OF citizens of the u, States.
for Spanish spoliaiions upon their properly
aud commerce" The statement OF the a.
mounts, SO FAR as they can he collected, are
claims LAP, amount 81, i29 $50 90-averaging
nearly 52.32l dollars each. Niles Register.
SMALL NOTES.-The Legislature, of Mary
land a, the late session. passed a very severe
law against the circulation of bank notes Of
+ less denomination than of five dollars. or OF
any denomination between five aud ten. by the
banks within the state aud imposed penal.
~ OF five dollars on any persoA who shall pass
such notes of banks not chartered by this
| state, after the first day of June next.-So,
we shall get rid OF an amazing quantity of
| filthyrags. no,
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a Pun.-A cause was lately tried,
which originated in a dispute about a
pair Of small clothes. The judge, who
was noted punster, observed it was the
frst time be had ever known suit made
cut Of q pair Of breeches.
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NEW GOODS.
r. w I.AWTON.

HAS during the past week added 90
Packages of sessossble Fancy and Staple GOODS.
to bis former assortment, which pow comprehend.
almost every article Of Foreign and Domestic Man.
ufacture, which are offered At very reasonable
prices. ..
II AMoso THEN AREs-
Superfne hair. back, mix'd and black
French Broadclo,hs.
Do. black, blue end other color'd English
and American ditto.
Hemp, thread, silk, cotton and worsted
whole and half Hose.
Plaid Siiks and Sccrsuckors.
Canton and Nankin Grapes, and Grape
Dresses.
Real mefino, Grape, silk and mefino border.
ed and other Cotton Shawis.
Merino bkfs. and Indispensables.
Elegant 64 India book Muslins.
Plain and fancy ieno ditto.
Lace Wells and Shswlts
White Drilling and Sheetiogs for panta
looms.
Cheap Linens and Cambrics.
Black and brown twi!led Bom6azetts, Tor
wcn's summer wear. t%
Stout cotton Cassimeres and striped Jeans,
Gag bkfs; linen cambria do.
n great variety of Ribbons.
Carpeting aod Carpet bindings, &c.
Also
Three bales superior domestic Shit
ings sod Shee,ings.
Newpor,, June s. ,tp
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J. b. PEABODY,
JUSTICE or THE PEACE,

LAS opened an Office No. -, Broad
i i street, and most respectfully oGsers his
services to his friends end the public, in the
execution Of Deeds, Bonds, Iadsntures, A.
greemeotss Assignments, Bills Of Sale, A.
wards, Leases and Releases, Letters and
Warrants Of Attorney, Petitions, Wills and
Testsmen,s, Policies, Charter Parties, Com.
Plaints, Aequittsoces, sc. &c. aod will exc
cute all other instruments Of writing, end at.
tend promptly to tho raosaesion of ali other
business which may como within hs juris.
diction.
Newport, May 10, ,ieal,
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One Case Of srsw Boune,s. BY tbs dozen.
Geo,lemens Lshorn HAS. and oae Bsle
more Of those esap black BUMBAZETTS
June 20.
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Harfvare, Cutlery, .SAip.Chandley,we.
VIM. II. RATHBONE,
Offers for sale at his Store, head Of
Packer WharJ.

OUSSS JW S6CG oS NfS oSWC3 HCbH w
Packer Wharf.
OUADRAN1S, double and single
observation, Brass and Wood Compasses
Spy Glssses; Cases Of Mathematical Instruments
parallel rules, Scales and Dividers Naygstors and
Coast Pilots; Charts patent haif.hour Glasses,
Log glasses, Bunting and Ships colours; quills,
writing. letter and log paper ink powder cordage
Of all sizes twine house, cabin, paint and scrub
brushes; brooms cabin mops log reels and chfs
deep sea and hand leads, hand pumps; serving
mallets, blocks and hanks japan lamps and feed.
ers, horn and tin lanterns knives and forks him
ges Of all kinds; screws; brass and iron latches
locks coffee mills, jack and pen knives. spoons
cooks ladies and tornentors, axes. hatchets. ha'r-
mers, japan and tin umpets. chisels, ausurs, ies,
saws, harpoons and grains fish hooks, sail needles
and palms, leather. sheathng paper, cau'king irons
aod msilets; marlin spikes iron shovels, ships
srcapers gimbiets. pump and elspper nails, states
and pencils, spanish brown red lead; tin, iron and
stone ware patent deck lights brass pump boxes,
wrought and cut nails brads and tacks Of all sizes,
tile, glue. chalk birthstone, ampblack, oars. band
spikes, Tar. Pitch, Turpentine and Rosip oakum
with full Of every articles usually call
ed for in a Hardware and Ship Chandler, store.
or Persons wishing Qusdrants and Compasses
repaired, leave them VI the above store, where
they win be attended TO.
Newport, june IL. ,
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Just received from Alexandra. and for sale.
o. Cardhsr's ~ha.f;
200 bbls. Mountain Flour, of prime
quality, 5 half bbls do do CRY mill Flour, for
bakers. Applyto
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MARBLE
M ON u M + N rs,

TOMBS, Chimney Pieces, Hearths,
i Fire Places and Grave stones. Of American
and Italian Marble, blue, white and clouded. for
sale on the Packet wharf, NIwyoRr.
ALso,
500 pair of Grave stones, of the finest
and most durable Blue Slate, warranted superior to
any sold in this statc.-Free Stone for Windows,
Caps and Sills, Hearths, Fire Pisces and Steps,
All Of which will be sold at the osest Prices for
Cash, Country produce, or other Merchandise, and
on long credit Hrequifed.
apply to JAMES STEVENS,
t- PeAsm Ssreea
Newport. March 81
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Ansedote Of ihe E.-Empress Maria

<Wct0OS " WS ET-EWPfcSy lN1fSd
bl Louisa.
1t is generally known that the present
Emperor Of Austria is man of very
confined intellectual powers. Ofall the
persons Of whom Napolean was in alli-
ance, ne thought Of none so contemptibly
as his father. r.in.law. One day being
particularly vexed at something which
the Emperor Of Austria hatl done, he OBJ
served to one of his courtiers, that the
Emperor was an old Ganache.* " Maria
Louisa, who was present, asked The
meaning Of the word, but the Emperor
wisely evaded the question. Two or
three days afterwards, she asked the min.
lister Cambaceres, what the word meant.
Cambaceres, like prudent man, first
oascerrained who had used the expression,
and to whom it bad been applied. The
Empress very ingeniously told him.
s5"Madam," said he, the word signifies
a wise, rejecting statesman, who looks
before he leaps"
Not long after this Napolean went to
Russia aud left Maria Louisa Regent of
-she Empire.--Shc was one day sitting
81 counsel with Tire Cabinet Ministers
discussing the merits Of plan for the
defence OF the frontiers, turning to Tai
sleyrand, she said ITO you. NJ. Tailey-
sand, ! entrust this arrangement, for I
am thoroughly convinced that you are a
9compiete Ganache." All the ministers
stared except Cambaceres, who smiled
In his sleeve, but he was too wise to offer
any explanation at that time to the morti-
fled Talleyrand and the rest of the aston.
ished cabinet.
,. The word Gansche is applied ia France familiar
~ an approbrious cpihet to distinguish persons
who are particularly stupid and absinate is per-
Asps Of the mos, offensive words that can pcss
oIy be used when thus applied. Being little known
y females, It was quite natural that the Empress
eeou'd not be acquainted with its signifcation.
An Englishman asked an Irishman if
the roads in Ireland were good, YES"
said the lrishn,al, so excellent that l
wonder you do not import some of them
into England. We have the road to
love strewed with roses-the road of
bmatrimony through duel-the road to
prison through the courts of law--and
the road to the undertaker's through the
apothecary's shop" Have you any
road to preferment S'' "No," said the
lrishman, s''not now--that road, since
the Union, is removed to England you
pass through it TO the kings palace and
am tod Il is the dirticst road in Great
Britain" s.
d Pn.-A cause was lately tried,
which originated in a dispute about
pair Of small clothes. The judge, who
was noted punster, observed it was the
first time be had ever known a suit made
out OF q pair Of breeches. +
~
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POETRY.
CSELECTEDl
DEATH OF PATIENCE.

CSELECTEDJ
DEATH OF PATIENCE.
or tie KaigM cfshe Yard Sne&.
ALADH shopping on Broadway once passd
To perpiex and annoy the young men
1v'sy store Of dry goods she had rambled through
fast, zo 48. .
From one to two hundred and nine. and at last
POpPd into two hundred and ten.
flere goods after goods were exposed TO her view.
Prints, Laces and siks--st her call;
Thirty patterns she took--tiie Lord knows for who
With the prices Of each mark'd on all.
shave yoo any Gloves ~ (msrk the question she
Those Tor gentlemen quickly we're shown
"Ladies' Sir, ifysu pIesse"-and long whites were
so. the short ones"-short English before her we're
But "Lord! French. Sir" next was the tune.
French Kid. stiIl unmovsa. Dicky drew from case,
Where they lay pack'd superbly together.
Hut be soon had to wish them well back in their
When for "silk' she exclaimed with wonderful
face,
"silk-Lord bless me. you see these are leah.
fo. erw tt.s
6cky now stood aghaSt-twenty others the while,
R0ar'd for goods like battling host,
The counter wss kesp'd TO = terrible pile,
His countenance lost hs accustomed smile,
And his Pstience--now gave up the ghost!
" Confusion !" he stammers. with rage nearly burst,
And bis face not In grAces or loves;
Were ever poor mortals like shop keepers curst!
Why. IN Lucifer's name, did you not ask at first,
For Ladies short, white. French. silk GLOVES" 1"
TX, .
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Nsu0 and Cheap Goods.
.JOtiH b. Nt.lITON.

'JOiiN D. Nt.W ION, u
At Old Stand, No. 104
HAS just received more new and sea-
sonablo Goods, which DOW makes good
assortment foe the season-amoog which
are, a t.e Ngg
Black Canton Grapes, superior quail
ty; whi.e Drilling, suitable for gen,lemeo's 8
psn,aloons; white Russia Shee,ing, for do |;
Linens, put up in half pieces 70 sGcommo-
date purchasers, &C.. M
Gslt would be useless 10 enumesatc the
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