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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-13

surveyors, and the arguments - The a.
gents, arc said to he immrn.ely vnIn-
minOas, ant to bear t.~''mcn, {. their
industry, and we doub' rot TO their tale
ents.-Erenins Journal.
Interesting from Cuba.-Our cores
ponden, from New York informs as,
that. I" in consequence of the s'sang re-
vana, and the Other ports of Cuba, a
Sainst the late Spanish tariff. ID. span
ish government has exempted tbsi Isl.
aud from its operation, and let the To-
cal government free TO make and es-
tabiish commercial duties for them
selves, Official information OF this
important concession, reached Ha vann
about the 1st of September
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-13
OCTOBER 10.

1t appears from the Federal Gazette. that
tnere IS at least ore person who disaoproves
OF the late transactions at Pensacola. relative
10 the arrest OF Col. Cailava. We shall not
quarrel with him for that, being of the belief
mat every man has a clear right 10 his own
oP'nIon. But why sbOuId 1oe be blamed. for
Venturing our,2 We wish the affair had ne.
'er 'sSen place but we csoaDt undertake to
:en'ure proceeding which Intelligent Amer.
'csh' on the spot concur in approving. The
mistake of those who most find fault ON this
occasion, appears to be considering col. Cal.
lasa as the Representative Of the Spanish
government; whereas the fact is, that, if he
n1o any commission from his government to
nc as such after the surrender of Pensacola.
was not made known to general Jackson,
" " OUT govsromen'. lie stood in the same
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-13
Notice.
Notice.
TsHE OvERsEERs OF THE

sSHE OTERSEERS OF THE
Il POOR Of Frederick crounty and
the Corporation of Winchester, are
hereby notified, that their adjourned
meeting will be held at The Poor
House, On Wednesday the 9TH day of
the neat month, for the purpose OF
settling with the Collectors, aud trans
acting such other business as NAV
come before them.
Asa good deal of important business
VIII ne before the meeting, the menu
bers of the board are requested to be
Pnnetuai IN their attendance at II O..
clock.
Per order,
LEMUEL BENT, CEI.
October 1S,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-13
Cash for Bristles.

VbNHOMAS II. ELLIOTT respee,-
n fully informs the public, that be
will give Cash or Trade for HOG
BRSSTLES at his Brush Factory, near
the Red Lion Tavern, in Winchester.
where he keeps general assortment o T
BRUSHES
for sale at the Baltimore prices.
October t3-if
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-13

SiOn, 10 pas3 no bill OF attaiuler, 10
leave untouched tho writ of habgas cor
pus, except in the cases specified by
the constitutions
Ii congress itself cannot, can the
President-or one of his officers, cur
tail any of these rights 10 the inhabit-
ants of Floridn?
Can the officer, commissioned by the
President, exercise any authority, or
cause any Spanish laws TO prevail,
which are IN direct opposition to the
e. U. S.
Had mt Judge Fromen,in { feder-
II! Judge power to issue a writ Of ha :.
beuS corpus, and was he not bound to
do go Oh applications
How then could the governor con
si'ier it As a contempt of his authority
AS 'misds.neanor," Sc Sc2
1t. on the re,urn of The writ, and on
hearing the case, Judge Fromen.:n
should have decided to let loose Cali
lava, would not hai have been the
proper time for the Governor to have
arraigned Fromentin for contempt.
it it falls nj ali within the Governor )
jurisdiction?
Can the Governor regulate religion
the press, &c. &c. &c. ? Ii it be
sald no; because congress 10 their own
law declare that The powers in FIor,-
IA snail be exercised so as 10 maintain
the inhabitants s. in the free enjo Mt
OF their liberty, property and reiision;"
and that therefore Tefi@;0n must he
t'ee-why a!so ii may be asked, is
not the privilege of the hnbeas corpus
equally essential the liberty of lis in
h"bi'anis? IT u man may be taken UP
at time, when there i. no invasion
and rebellion, and kept in jail as long
as an executive officer pleases, where
is the freedom of the people?
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-13

Professor Caldwell, it is stated in q
Boston paper. has completed has purchase in
EuroPr. OF Books. and chemical apparatus
Tor Transylvan'a University, Kentucky, and
Is ABOUT returning to this couctry.
| Refs G0z
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=. But say it was expedient to seize his
person, why in the Sd place, vigorously
doom him to an imprisonment in the
common prison, the receptacle perhaps
OF runaway negroes aud felous why
not have put him under guard in the
Governors office, or some public house,
until the papers had been seized l-If
this measure he'd proved too weak,
then why not reserve the common pris.
on as the dernier reSort2.
Let us, however, pass his case to
come to the ether feature in this trans.
action.
JUDGE FROMENTIN. .,.
1T is matter of regret, that IS TIE
Foridian" has not shed as much light
upon this part Of the matter, as it has
so forcibfy done in the case of Callava.
For all that we know of it we are com
PEELED to resort to certain articles in
the New Orleans Advertiser, National
lntelliSencer, and Baltimore Federal
Gazette. The last purports to give
the very words Of the writ which the
Governor issued against the Judge.-
The following queries embrace the We
~ has,y view we have taken OF this
matter.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-13

From tie National -4droca.e. September J..
Cot. CALLAyA.-in Tuesdays Evening
Post 10 published the protest Of Don Jose Cal
lava. tx Governor of West Florida, aud
commissioner of the Spanish Government
under the late treaty. The protest complains
IN strong terms os the violence offered 10 his
person by Gen. Jackson: who IT appears.
sent file oS soldiers. took him by force anu
imprisoned him, and ther carried of Certain
papers aud documents claimed by Gen. Jack
son as public property. 1t is further stated
taat Gen. Jackson disTegardsd the writ of
habeas corpus iosued by Judge Fromentin,
and would not allow it TO BE- carried into ex.
ecuilon. The statement as made by Colonel
Ca'lava is calculated TO produce the mos. un.
favorable Impressions of Gen. Jackson vet
u Is incumbent upon Us To wait for the Gen.
erals story, before Judgment is finally pro-
bounced. 1t appears that The papers retain.
ed ~ Col. CalIava were Of public nature :;
documents connected with the titles Of pro.
perry; proofs of claims and records, blended
with the prosperity and tranquility Of the ter.
rItcTy. These documents, it surreplitiously
withheld by the Commissioner, could not fail
toproduce incalculsble mischief and when
we refer Ia the reluctant transfer of the ter,
rilory by Spain the loose manner of trans,
acting public business the management and
cbicaoefy OF public agents, it is not great
stretch OF imagination 10 suppose, that some
object OF gain aud speculation was concealed
10 this refusal to surrender documents be
longing TO the coded Province. We are too
familiar With Spanish affairs to have much
doubt on this point. But sstbese documents
were all Gen. Jackson required, and which
me may have been warranted to seize upon
Why arrest and imprison the commissioner?
This We fear cannot he explained. That
Courtesy so Indispensable in civilized com.
munitIes, that respect due to The cfIicis cha.
Tacier Of public agent the regard due to
the justice and fepu a ion Of the United have
been violsted ~ this irstsrce.
A formal demand should have been made
for these documents, and il refused, measures
should have been adopted TO prevent their
being sect on, Of the territory, bu, the peTson
Of the ex-governor should have been held "a.
csed. Ills public functions had ceased. but
hi, private rights were in fell force Ssch
proceedings are only in despotic governments.
IL, however, the Imprisonment Of Colonel
Callaya can b. justified, what defence is to
he made ., the suspension oil the writ Of Ha.
beas Corpus An infracton OF The very
palladium OF orr liberties ian ect which Cen.
jackson must he made TO answer for by the
government, or his administration will b. a.
bcve all law and all restriction. We 'orbear
I0r The present to say suy thing further on
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-13

The subject. II viii be examined by the com.
petent authorities We can only observe,
that every act of violence and abuse Of pow,
ee, Is injurious to the character, the feelings,
and the true interests OF a free people.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-13
For Sale or Rent.

For Sale or Rent,
4 WE'LL FINISHED TWO. STO.
N RY BRICK HOUSE, in Win.
chester, opposite Mr.. Sharpe's AcaI
denny Ii has en- acre lot attached To-
IT, and Is we'll situated in every respect
for family. Inquire OF Charles Little.
Unt. Is. WIN. r. ASKBY.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-13
arkansas, Sent, 4.

arkansas. Sept. 4.
The OSsages and Cherokees-W We
learo. by boat which arrived here
few days ago, from the u. S. Factory
in the Cherokee Nation. that the Os.
sases are collected on White River 20
the number OF about 1900, aud have
sent In runner TO advise the Whites
TO remove their families and property
fron' among the Cherokees, as they in.
tended shortly to make an attack on the
latter, and would treat all they should
lind IN the Cherokee nation as enemies.
This intelligence had created consider.
able alarm among the Cherokees, who
were holding councils every day, to
concert measures for their defence.
For several months past, we have
had various and contradictory reports
respecting war parties, sometimes from
one nation and sometimes from the o.
Their, going against their opponents
without any engagement taking place,
until we begin 1" place but little reli
anee on any OF them, Upon the hole.
We believe, from the best iOiorma alton
we can cnileci, that both nations are
heartily sick of the war, in which no
Advantage has been gained by either
party. and that both would gladly bn,
ry the tGmahGwk, and with it the
grounds OF dispute which have caused
the late unhappy rupture between
tbem.- Gazette.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-13

From PenSGcot6.--The eonmuniea.
lion between our newly acquired city
aud Washington, is more speedy than
could have been calculated upon. We
yesterday morning received the Flori
dian of the 10Th ull. and letters hive
reached Pensacola in Il days from this
place. The distance is computed nj
1fS6 miles; but, it is said, that the
road may be shortened, by opening n
anew route, 60 1000 miles.-Ibid.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-13

We are happy TO find, ( says the n.
Y. Gazette, } that the late depredalions
on our commerce, have induced many
OF our merchants to arm their vessels ::
and it will not be loug, we hope, be,
fore we hear Of the destruction Of some
OF the unprincipied picaroous s.yarmins
ON our cnnst
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-13

The United States slnop Of war
Horuet sailed from New York on Sat
n'day morning. She il one of the yes.
sells designated to convoy TO New Or
leans and the West Indies such mer-
chant vessels as may rendesvouz off the
Chesapeake by The 18th inst.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-13

OCTOBER @.
We are very sorry to hear from the
neighboring town Of .9ie.randria, that
fever OF very malignant type pre-
walls there to an alarming extent. Sc
veral deaths which have recently oc-
CURED are noticed to day, in their orr
per place; in addition to which we have
Just heard that MIR. James III. Duiany
died OF the fever on Sunday night. ii
IS reported that as many as ise or SIX
persons have died each day for several
days past. To mitigate the pain from
these accounts. it ID proper to state,
that the Herald of yesterday morning
contains a communication which dea;es
The existence of the yellow Fevar-ad
uniting, however. that three persons
arriving at Alexandria sick from other
porte did die OF that disease some weeks
ago, ana that sickness does exist to q
distressing extent. II the fever nav
prevailing at Aiexaudria be not con.
tasions, 1t has nevertheless, we are
eredib'y informed, many symptams pc.
euliar. tc 10 the yellow Fever.
With respect TO this city Washing
Ton the alexandria writer Is entirely
mistaken III surprising that sickness
prevails 10 any alarming degree. We
are not exempt from intermitten,s and
aSue feYers TO u certain extent; ont
they are Of a mild character, and are
less frequent and less violent by far
than even 10 the mountainous. and
heretofore most healihlul, regions in
this latitude.
From 'Shepherdsioicn, ia Virginia,
we are sorry T. learn, through the me
dunn of the newspaper printed lher-.
that the sickness, at this late period of
the season, in that town, and sill more
IN the neishborhoud, exceeds ANY
ching within the memory Of man. Ma
ny families have not one individual in
ahem able to attend upon the sick, IL
IS fortunate that the deaths hear no
proportion TO the diseases. Several.
however, have died; among whom are
John Potter, a young man; Samuel Bell.
y visitor 10 his relations at Shepherds.
town; Thomas S. Bennett, merclsnt:
Two children Of Charles Cameron,
brought sick from Harpsr's Ferry, and
aied within twenty minutes Of each O.
s.'ef; Richard Maran, plaisterer. from
@eorSetown, ID. 9. and MRS. krefer.
1t is somewhat remarkable that.
whilst Virginia and part of MARYLAND
are suffering under this sore visitation.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-13

1t is somewhat remarkable that.
whilst Virginia and part of Maryland
are suffering under this sore visitation.
New Orleans AMI Savannah, which
have heretofore suffered SO much from,
summer and Gutumnal fevers, are eos-
parativeIy healthy. Oo tie 9th Of
September New Orleans was prosoun-
ced at that moment ''ihe rnost healthy
city IN the Union,' with every pros
pect Of a continuance of this exemption
trom disease; and nearly the same has
soeen said Of SavannsG. ibid.
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BLANK DEEDS

saS sra ~ RVS o+r1cr.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-30
J,.hn G.. GrOverman,

WILL transact ss business us oesO Of the f0'l Living
Disposing of Goods, when positively, to be
sold, or otherwise, at reduced prices, by ap-
plication to purchasers throughout the Dis.
trici; collecting accounts in the town and
neighborhood; purchasing produce, or other
articles; and settling books
All business that he may be favored WITH
will be strictly attended to, and closed " ith
all possible despatch. Purchasers will lind
it TO their advantage to call at his store, low
er end of Prince. and one door above Union
street.
Merchants are invited to leave samples OF
such goods as they may have on hand.
jog offers Goods, for cash or approved
notes, as low as they can be purchased else
where in the United States. may y6-S
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-30

Liverpool 10th April, in company with ship
Potomac, Bradford, tor ibis port; Franklin,
Graham. Tor Baltimore; Importer Lee. for
\. York; Robert Fulton, holdridge, for Sa,
yanuah; New buryport, Goodrich, for Phila-
drIphia /; brig. William T. Henry, Paine tor
Boston.
The Ulysses came through the North chan.
mel May I, lat. A., loag, -, passed a mum
ber of ISLANDS OF ice, some Of them 80 feet
ABOVE the water. May II, lat. Al, Ion. s.
spoke ship Africa, "a days from Liverpool,
tor Boslo,r,- the Africa had a few days be-
5re, spoke the ship importer, Lee, from
Liyerpoul, Tor N .York,& ship Milo, Chand-
Isr. tr. Charleston ior Liverpool.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-30
Sales at Auction.

II HIS DAY. At -Four o'clock p. NJ:
i. ffair. if not, the next fair day, will tS
sold on the premises, all the LOTS at and
near the corner OF Cameron and Water-strts:
and those between Water and Cniol-sireelsi
being the properly Of Thomas Herbert
The lots will be laid out to suit pdrcha;
sers, as improvement Is an important object
in making the sale.
Terms liberal, and made known at sale.
S. A. MARSTELLER, Auct.
may 29
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-30

TINE Subscriber respectfully informs the
i Ladies and Gentlemen Of this city that
he has commenced bis sc HOOL for insturct-
ing Premiership, at M'Knight's Hall, begin
ming at six continuing till eight o'clock in
the morning; between the hours eleven and
one; and from five till nine in the evening.
Also, his paivate School, for ins:ructing
a regular course of English and Mathemati-
cal Education. for the man Of business, and
woman for ueefdlness; beginning at eight
continuing tifeleven o'clock in the morning:
from two till FIVE O'Clock in the evenine
The Subscriber 1stters himself tb
long experience which hehas had in
Keeping. will not fail to give sat
and %solicits patronage.
may a6-3t la.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-30
Grand National Lottery,

ooE|o o'aha", -" ''@|
10000 tickets at Do is 50u,oOO
Prizes only to be drawn,
On to 10Th cay will be deposited in the
wheel one prize yf D5ooo; on the 18th day
one prize of D5ooo; on the Goth day one
prize OF 5000; on the s5th day one prize OF
DIo,ooo; on the 28th day prize OF IS 900:
and on the 3oth daysone prize OF Dloo, 900.
Prizes subject to a deduction of 10 per
cent.
Thirty three drawings.
The drawings will be announced in the
course of a few weeks.
This splendid Lottery being under the
authority of the United States. and the pri-
yes all floating as specified, offers the great
est inducement 10 adventures.
Tickets will advance to Dl1 on the LIST
day of June.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-30
4 Cook Wanted.

A WOMAN that can come well recon-
N mended as a COOK, will meet with a
good situation and the best wages. either by
The month or year, by application at the
Gazette office.
NAV 20 If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-30
Splendid French
PAPER HANGINGS.

Eli HANOlNGS.
THE subscriber has just opened at Mr..
l. Poor's auction store, Pennsylvania ave.
nue., opposite Mr.. Browns hotel, a superb
assortment of Paperhangings, comprising
every thing in The line, such as
Rich velvet gold papers, with
Handsome velvet & gold testoon borders,
Plain marble papers Of all colours.
Several views in bright colours,
Satin papers, common low priced &c.
Together with an assortment OF
american Papers,
some of which he can sell as low ASST cts.
a piece. Persons wanting the above articles
would do well to give him an early call, as
hi. stay is but for a short time
S. ROBINSON.
N. B. The best hangers are engaged and
their work warranted 3t*
Washington. May I6.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-30

For Madeira,
~S3AA The brig HEBE. capt Pratt, viii
Xs&aEtake 800 bbis. freight, and sail ma
few days. For freight or passage apply to
may 26 A. C.. CAZENOVE &Co.
For Freight.
.kN THE good brig RESOLUTION,
i@44aE. Capt. Stephen Hopkins. Said brig IS
three years old, and sails well,-burthen
100 bbls /; a freight will be taken to the
West Indies, Brazils. South America or the
south of Europe. Enquire Of the captain on
board. or E. CORNING,
may 90 st Vuwels Wharf.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-30
IIerrings.

Herrings.
TWO HUNDRED & FIFTY bbls. Bal,
IL timore No. Herrings; Of supersor
quality, on board schr. Atlas. For safe bg
SAML. MESSERSMlTH.
may So 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-30
!. For Freight,

tut rIOiShI,
esS The good brig RESOLUTION.
~ Capt. Stephen Hopkins. Said brig
Is three years old, and sails well; burlhen
eleven hundred barrels. A freight will be
taken TO the West Indies, Brazils, South
America, or tine South of Europe. Enquire
OF the Captain ON board or
E. CORNING.
Ynwell's wharf, may So 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-30
Public Sale.

- On Saturday, the second Of June
~. next. viii be exposed Tor sale. on
the premises, all the right title and
LIZ interest OF Amos Alexander, TO he
following real property: viz. A lot Of gre und
binding on Washington ST. on the west, oh
Wythe ST. on the south, and on Sl.Asaph-st:
on the east. On the premises are two hou-
SEES, one occupied; the other is a new un6:
nisbed two story frame, which with a small
expense, can be nj de tenantable.
One undivided moiety Of a lot Of ground
at the intersection of Gamer ron and Fayette
streets.
One lot Of ground on Payne, between
King and Cameron streets; On this lot is
a shed occupied as a Burr Milestone Faclo-
~.
One small Lot on L IKE st. TO the west of
Columbus-st. about -four feet front running
back eighty eight feet more or less.
Terms will be made known at sale.
By order OF the Trustee.
S. A. MARSTELLER, Auct
NAV " dts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-30
j. III. .SmoOt,
.aTIORNEY At

TT AS opened an Office on Union one door
IL north Of Prince street.
He continues the practice of the Law in
St. Mary's, Charles and Prince Georges
counties Maryland, and Fairfax county, Va.
Conpeyanclng sc. attended to
may Is 2aw3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-30
For Falmouth, and a market.

For Falmouth, and a market
III, The brig MLSSIONAEK, Davis mas
4aAa.s ter, will sail from the first 10 the 5th
OF June. Bob bbls freight will be taken il
offered Immediately, and passengers to be
landed in England, will be taken on mode.
rate terms. Apply 10
WIN. FOWLE l. Co.
Who have for sale, landing from the scht.
Little Cherub
6O casks NAILS. assorted sizes.
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See, Compare and judge.

VTNHE great number Of plfing advertise
meHts that crowd Tie different n-wspa.
pers in the Union, really seems 10 Sell com.
mon sense 81 defiance, particularly as most
OF those promises which are made in such
Aowery language are never performed. In
the present case, il is different, as it is d we'll
known fact that Runneis has actually sold
prizes TO the amount of Sepen thousand Dol.
lars within the short space of Three months.
waich money has been distributed, exclu.
sively in this town,-and writing with such
an undoubted fact as this before us, who can
hesitate in purchasing a ticket at his tortu.
nate office -
This Month
VII positively commence drauying in the city
Of Philadelphia,
Grand State Lottery,
NINTH CLASS.
SOLOMON ALLEN-Manoger.
HlGHEsT PRIZE,
$4,000 DOLLARS.
prize Of Ds5,ooo is s5,ooo
9 10000 is 20,o0O
s 5000 is $4,000
90 l,"OO is 2O,oaO
20 500 is l",ooo
40 loo is 1000
5000 10 is 66.o00
66s6 Prizes so."oo 100000
1854 Blanks Tickets
Prizes will be deposited as folIows:-Ist
day D.lo,ooo, cd day 5000, Sd day 5000,
9Th day 5uoc, 9th day 10000. and 10th Gay
$4,000,
All the other prizes in the scheme floating
from the commencement Of drawing.
Prizes payable 60 days after the drawing
is finished, subject to fifteen per cent. dis
count.
Whole Tickets Do Quarters 2 SO
Halves S Eighths rs
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Rice.

JOHN ADAM,
SiIDersmith e Je7celler,
King street, Aierandr,d.
LAS just received from New York, and
LII Philadelphia, handsome as:or,ment
of fashionable
Jeacelry,
consisting Of JET, paste and garnet work, gilt
catches, clasps and snaps of different pat
terms, a few fashionable combs for Ladies,
and white patent wax beads, red do. and
coral do.-together with a good assortment
of
Silrer' Spoons, ETC.
some handsome purses, a few punches Of
saten beads, and a general ass ,rtment Of
open. and other Thimbies.
AMULET NECKLACES of different CO.
lours. may Ii st