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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-05
SUPREME COURT.

SUPREME COURT.
Thursday, March /.
The argument of the case of Provost
VS.. Gratz was concluded by Dir. Web.
s'er, for the plaintiff.
Mr.. Hardin moved to dismiss the
writ Of error in the case of Green VS..
VI atkins * others.
The case IF M.CIuny vs.. Silliman
was opened by MIR. Harper for the
plaintiff in error.
The case of Cohens vs. The State of
Virginia, upon the merits (the ques-
ton ofjurisdiction being already argu-
ed,) will be argued tomorrow (this
day by the Attorney General and Mr..
Ogden for the plaintiff in error, and by
Mr.. Webster for the defendant in En-
rOr.
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REmARxABLE PRESERVATION.

As two men were looking into chalk
we'll near Doddington, they were alarmed
by the sound of human voice issuing from
it: they Immediately procured ladder and
decended, when to their great surprize they
found young woman in a state Of excess
siye exhaustion. she having benin this de-
plorable situation sixteen days, without any
other support than small quantity of water
which occasionally dripped into The WE'LL
She stated that proceeding homeward on
Monday, the 9th Sept she tell into the well
which had been lett uncovered that during
her agonizing confinement, she had repeat
edly heard the voices and whlstling Of
ploughmen and Of persons passing that way,
bu, could not make her own voice, reach
them, being at depth of nearly 40 fee, be.
low the surface OF the earth. She had en-
deavored to form steps by raising pieces of
chalk, but they had constantly given way,
thus incre asing her despair at every disap.
pointment.-We are happy to add that she
received very little injury from her fail,
and is now rapidly recovering the effects of
tear and fasting. Maidstone Journal.
Tie steam boat Fire Fly, sunk in
the Ohio some distance below Louis
Vile, about the lst of February. sHer
cargo, consisting of cotton, linen, and
lead, mostly saved.
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IMPORTANT.
From the Freemun's Journal.

From the FreemuRs Journal.
Messrs. M'Corkle e. Son,
Gen,lemen-The following is an extract. OF
a letter from a merchant at ST. Bartholo-
news, who has long resided in the West
Indies, and BIO is we'll acquainted with its
polite al and commercial relations. lfyou
deem it deserving OF place in your paper,
you are at liberty to publish it.
"S. Barlholomevs, 9sd January, 1921.
g. | am seated to answer your inquiries on
the subjec, Of the late restrictive measures
adopted by your government, as likely to
affect commercial operations in this way.
1t is an axiom in politics, that all legitimate
governments profess the right OF making
such municipal regulations, as may appear
most conducive to their own interest, and
this without being obligated to take into &C
count the Inconvenience. Or even INJURY
they might produce to those in rivalsh'p
with them-but in exercising this power, no
little share of circumspection and political
foresight will be found necessary. For as
the sa ne weapon ray he wielced on the
part Of others, having commercial dealings
with US. t.ey may by countervailing mea-
sures not only do away the benefits tha were
calculated to f~w from the operation Of our
own, but produce mos: serious Injury
and embarrassment. The act, however, in
question is so plain in its character, that
there can be but one opinion as TO its pro-
6tabIe efficacy this way-tor thu fact has
been substantially verified, not by abstract
reasoning or vague supposiion but by fair
practical experiment.. founded, | may say,
in mathematical demonstration, that the
English coloni, $, particularly their isolated
ones in these seas, cannot exist withou: hav-
ing their wants supplied from The United
States, either by direct or indirect means.
"If therefore il shall be vigilantly enior-
ced the British government must be driven
10 the necessity OF abandoning them, or
compelled TO invite commercial arrange
ments on grounds OF general aud mutual re-
ciproCity.
There are many, from the want of To-
cal knowledge, bu, more from national va
nifty and prejudice, who indulge the belief
that these islands are only partially depen-
dant on the United States, and that what
they are in need of can be readily furnished
by Canada and the parent County-and fur
ther that your government will only give e.
videot> OF lis impotency in any attempts TO
render them subs rvient to its views.
THE effects OF the non-in;ercourse and
embargo ac;s. have afforded plain unequi-
vocal proof that these suggestions are
founded in error. without any share Of truth
for their support. For notwithstanding the
violation of these Unstable and salutary mea.
sures, by many of your own trading citizens
the most distress and alarming wants were
sxperienced in all their colonial possessions,
many OF their islands in this neishborhood
in particular, being at times but one remove
from actual starvation.
"Saled FISH IRON Newfoundland, with a
few solitary eargoes Of indifferent lumber
from Nova Scotia, aud beef, pork and but
,.r from Ireland, were the only articles di-
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Shl ~ PoCS>os
The amendments Uf the house of Re-
representatives. to the bill for the relief
Of purchasers Of public land prior to
the lst day of January 1890. were TAX
en- up and agreed to.
And, having transacted some execu-
tive business,
The Senate adjourned.
Thursday, March /.
A message was received from the
President of the U.States, by Mr.. CO.
verneur, similar to that presented to
the House of Representatives.
The message and documents being
read,
MIR. Barbour, having by general
consent obtained leave therefor, intro
duced bill to extend the time of max
ing returns of the fourth census, which
was read and referred to the judiciary
committee, by whom it was subsequent.
ly reported then taken up in commit.
tee of the whole, considered, and or
dered TO be read q third time, pass.
ed, and sent to the House of Repre-.
sentatives.
Mr.. Johnson Of Louisiana, submit.
ted the following resolution for consi-
deratiOn:
RESOLVED, That the President of the Unit
ed States be requested TO lay before the Sc
nate such inform alton as he may possess in
relation to the decision Of the Emperor of
Russia on the question depending between
the United States and Great Britain respect.
ing the construction Of the first article of
the treaty OF Client, as relates TO the restitu-
lion of slaves, which has been referred to
bis umpirage by both governments.
And the question being taken on a.
sreeing to the said resolution, it was
decided in the negative.
The Senate took up in committee Of
the whole, MIR. Morrill, in tho chair the
bill to provide for the due execution of
the laws of the Uniou, il the state Of
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to equalize and fix the pay Of tie OF
ficers of the army of the L. States
reportcd the same without amendment
The resolution from the House 81
Representative for the suspension o
the recruiting service. was read tht
third time. and on motion. was order
ed to lie on the table.
Bills entitled as follows, viz:
The bill for the relief of Joseph NJ
Neil;
The bill for the relief Of Nicholas
Jarrett;
The bill for the relief of Alex. Milne;
The bill for the relief of Lewis II.
Guerlain;
The bill for the relief of John Ro-
driguez;
The bill for the relief of Francis b.
Langnille
Tie bill to establish the district of
Pearl River;
The bill for the relief Of James Bra
dy;
were severally read third time and
passed.
The resolution from the House Of
Representatives, declaring the admis.
sion of the State of Missouri into the
Union, was read third time and the
question on its final passage was dcci-
ded as follows:
YEAS.-Messrs. Barbour, Chand.
Ter, Eaton, Edwards, GaiIiard, Holmes
of Name, Holmes of Mississippi. Hor-
sey, Hun:er, Johnson of KY. Johnson
of Lou. King of Aiab. Lowrie, Morrill,,
PARROT, Pinkney, Peasants, Roberts,
Southland, Stokes, Talbot, Taylor,
Thomas, Van Dyke, Walker of Ala
bama, Walker of Georgia, Williams Of
Miss. Williams of Tenn.-ss.
NAYS.-Messrs. Dana, Dickerson,
King of N. Y. Knight, Lanman, Ma.
con, Mills, Noble Otis, Rugsles, San
ford, Smith, Ticbenor, 1'rimble.-l4.
So the resolution was passed.
The Senate resumed the cOnsidera-
ration of the bill, from the House of
Representatives, " to continue in force
an act to provide for persons WHO were
disabled by known wounds received in
the Revolutionary war, and for other
purposes; and, on motion, the same
was Indefinitely postponed.
The bill authorizing the repair of a
sea-wall at the Isle of Shoals, and for
other purposes. was taken up, but was
on motion of Mr. Dickerson, ordered to,
lie on the table.
The bill from the House of Repre-.
for the relief of the Family
of u. Ii. Perry, was resumed; and al
ter debate, in the course of which the
bill was eloquentIy supported by Mr..
Hunter, the bill was ordered to third
reading by the following vote:
YEAS Messrs. Dana, Dickerson,
Edwards, Elliott, Gailiard, Holmes Of
Me. Holmes of Miss. Horsey, Hunter.
Johnson, Of KY. King of N. Y. Knight,
Lanman, Lowrie. Mills, Morril, Otis,
PARROT, Peasants, Sanford, Smith,
Stokes, Talbot, Thomas,
Tichenor; Trimble, Van Dyke, Walk
er of Geo. Williams of Tenn.-sl.
NAYS.-Messrs. Eaton, King of
AIab. Macon, Roberts, Ruggles, Tay-
lor, Walker of Alab. Williams of Miss.
-8.
Aud the bill was Immediately read
third time and passed.
The amendments Uf the house of Re-
to the bill for the relief
Of purchasers Of public land prior to
the lst day of January 1890. were TAX
en- up and agreed to.
And, having transacted some execu-
tive business,
The Senate adjourned.
Thursday, March l.
A message was received from the
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ga Meeting Of the voters
of the Second Ward is requested THIS
EVENING at the Town Ha n, for the pur.
pose of nominating four gentlemen to repre-.
sent them in Council at the ensuing election.
March 5
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-05
FIRE.

A large Gotten factory, three miles from
Petersburg, Va. situated on Swift Creek, aud
valued a. 10000 dollars, was destroyed by
by FIRE on Tuesday OF last week. The fire
was supposed to be oe asioned by the frtc'
ton of the machinery. This valuable estab-
lishment belonged to Messrs. Hayward 4
Co. of Petersburg.
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
On SATURDAY, next, the 10th inst. at ten
o'clock,
Will be sold at the dwelling
Yflt house OF the late Thomas Murray
sls deceased, on Duke st. between Pa'
"tr trick and Alfred streets, all the per.
sonal estate of the said deceased, consisting
Of Household and Kitchen FURNlTUhh'
Carpenters Tools &c.-and at the same
time will be sold the Lot and Tenement o.
the said Thomas Murray decd.
WILLIAM VEITCH, Eyec'r.
march 5
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-05

The Duches Dowager Of Devonshire, has
been appointed First Lady ftbe bed.cham.
Der to the Queen. On this appointment,
the London times remarks
Now, although we we're of opinion, that
on the abandonment of the odius Bill OF
Pains and Penalties, Lord Liverpool might
hope for the commisseration OF the Queen,
VIC confess We did not expect bis interest
would be exerted 50 effectually as TO ensure
bis lady's sister so distinguished a place in
her Majes,y's Household"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-05
Ertract of a letter.

Neu- Orleans, Feb. 5.-Our cotton mar
ket keeps up, but is not quite so quick as
when last wrote you. The whole number
OF bales receed tins season, amounts to 49,
O48-and there are about 5000 bales on
hand. 1t is calculated that the crop of this
year, including Tennessee and alabama.
will exceed lao 900 bales. 1t must decline
as the remainder oil the crop comes in. |
have heard OF no sales of rice lately-it is
worth about dollars for prime.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-05

We understand tina, the Comet wbichlhas
been seen for several nights past. in the
West, is situate in the neck of Pegasus,
corresponding with about lS deg. north OF
the sign Pisces. lD.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-05

Tn. absence Of the Vice President from
the Chair of the Senate of the U. States,
during the present session, is attributed 10
indisposition. We regret to learn that sucn
is his continued indi.position, that his ply
sicians advise bin that any journey, at this
moment. would be attended with mucn ma
gard. He will consequently not be present
at the Inauguration, as he would otherwise,
have been Mat, Intel.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-02
CHEAP GOODS.

AT the old stand, will be opened this
day. I6 Cases and Bales of Fresh Goods of the late
arrivals into boston, and purchased ss usual with
Cash. AMI will be sold very low for Cash Their
friends and acquaintance and the public in general.
will fnd j, greatly TO their advantage to call on
them and make their purchases
.Sn'ns The great variety C their asssO<t. t.ssnt are,
Broadcloths, Cassimcres, Plains, Dey-
onshire Kerseys, FlanDels, Vest patterns, Bomba.
zet,s, silk. worsted and cotton Hosiery, plaid Silks,
Canton Grapes, undressed Cacoes from 90 cents to
IS snd London Prints from S. to $50 e'egan,
real good Dimities Tor lse per yard good Carlisle
Ginghams for lseto 2s ; cheap lot of Irish Linens,
large assortment Of Cotton. Silk, Merino. cotton
imitation and Cassimere Shawls, with and without
borders, Of the newest patterns; Grippe Sbaws,
Cd - and 84 square; q white Cambrics from
2so to 30; Floor Carpcting for only 6s TO Ss6; fig.
ured and plain corded Muslins American Shirt.
ings and Meetings cheap.
lot Of cheap Straw nonnets-Leghorh Flats for
only sS6-with many other articles not mentioned.
Newport, April 25. 1891
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DIED,

DlEO,
In this town, on Saturday last, Mrs Re-
MECCA ALLEE, in an advanced age.
On Tuesday last, Mrs ELIcA STEVENS,
vile oil Mr.. John Stevens, aud daughter Ok
the late Mr. Benjamin Hammeu.
AZ South. .Kingslown, on the lllh inst.
Mrs. SUsANNAH FRENcH, wife OF Cyrus
French, Esq in the 6o,h year Of her age.
Al New. Bedford, on the 20lh inst. Mr.,
Jon SIssvn, formerly Of this town, aged 6S
years
Al Providence, on Monday evening last,
Mrs ABIGAIL WHEATON,, wife Of Col. Seth
Wheaton, III the ooh year Of her sge.
.at New:Shoreham, during the months OF March
and .9pril, Mr. NArHANiEL LITTLEFIsLp, "a,
aged 2l--Mr JoHa NJ. HUNEEwELL. aged 28-Mr
koBERT G. DepGE--Mrs HrLpAU WILLIS
Many persons haye been sick OF ,yphus and other
fesers, but we are happy to learn they a.e mostly
COhv siescent.
Dr0x,,4d-on the 29th hsrch, from on board the
brig Maria, of Bristol. on her passage TO MAINTAIN
Zas, Mr. EDwAnp DoU0LAss, aon of Mr. Wiilihn.
Douglass of this town. in the Goth yesr OF bis age.
he was all active and promising young nah
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-02
NEW GOODS.
Iolln Dyre,
No. no. THAMES, TREET,
CCrner II Churca .S.re2t,

No. Ito, IHAMES.. TRBET,
Ccrner II Church ,S.re4t,
Has Iust received new assortment Of
DRY GOODS
N2.ong them are the foh'owiHg--Blue,
black and mix'd Droadclo,hs blue, black und
color'd Cassimetes Bonbazeus, black and
co,ored Cs;coes; line 4.% l. ,ndon prIr,s /;
co!or'd Camh les black doy 3 a md 4
Cainbrics 4 1 and 6 4 JscoDen Cambria {;
white and checked Crava,s; 90 line striped
Jscone, Csnbric India Book Muslins f; &
Ga Book and Leno Muslins Saccari!'a do |;
s 4 Cotton Damask steam loom ShirtiDg
Cottons white End color'd Mas; ;sei!les Vest.
ing; white Jean; Dowlas /; brown Linen !;
white, red, yellow and green Flsnnels; Col.
ton Umbrellas Dimities Furniture D'Di-
,y o 4 Cashmere Shaw!s; - brown Cot
,on Shawls Gentlemen's Beaver Gloves /;
Ladies black and white Silk Gloves Gen,ls-
mems Cotton lose Ladies dc +; 7 and ( :
Irish Linens Silk and Tsbby Nelye.; blue
Nsnkeens white and black Italian Grape |;
black and white Lusring ; green do; Rib.
bons black and color'd sewing Si'k boxes
Of Cotton Balls /; 3, q, $, IS 7 end threaded
Flowering Cotton do. in Balls S, and 2
threaded Inserting Thinning Paper |;
ounce aod box Pms Silver.eved Needles (;
Cotton Thread, aud great many articles too
numerous 10 mention.
ALSO,
American bleached and unb'eached Cotton
stripes, Chex, Ticking, Cotton Threads, sc.
&c.
Newport AprI S5th, 1921.
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CUSI'OM.HOUSE.

vINHE Custom.Hcuse is removed tn
L 30 124, TaAArsArps.r, over Til'eys Dry
Goods stand The doors vii be opened NJ h'heHo.
from nine oolctk, A. N four h.n Q. shd from 'hreo
O'Clock, p.s Vo ho,r,, every DAY, eSttp'ing St'.
.y ana sa.i.. t,,s,ut,ss. april 2:.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-02
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT or Nj WPORT.

Schooner Dorcss..inn, Fisher, Eew.yolk ship
.fina2cn, 1ilinyaast, St Salvador.
CLE4hCD.
Schooner norcas-. -.4nn, Fisher, Portland; sloop
Globe. Cole, Alexandra sch Phebc. Andres. b sh-
ton do Albion hall, New-York do Arms, Foster,
Boston; sIoop hnn.aiaris, Gardner, New. .Iork !;
brig Baltic, E!drcd, st Petersburg.
.frrived. 26th and 9Th April, 1s2t--Slcops
Friendship, Perce, from Troy; Sea.serEsnt, Bates,
from Rochester, Apollo, Thayer, from Tsuntoa I;
AnnE'iza, sec;li, from Ereetown; Reformation,
Pratt, from Providence 9th and 2o,i---!uops
George 4 Mary, Wadin, from Providence; Almra,
Rose, from Taunton, bound TO Philadellhia; Fisher,
DIisbey, from Taunton, bound TO Hartford; 2Sth,
23th. and morning Of the 3oth-soops Hun,re:s'
Brown, from Providence, bound to New'lork !;
Hslcyon. Vars. from Albany James Lawrence,
Downing. New.York. ........
Sunday. .fpra 29--Arrived ship Amazon, Tilling.
hast, ii days from ST Salvador, with cargo OF o6O
hhds moiasses Left, ship Hope, Diysey. OF Phlla.
delptia for Gibraltar, in days brig Milo. Cor
nick, Of do !or Hamburg, 2 do Lion, OF Salem Tor
home, 10; do Union, ShiI.abee. Of aud for do ~
do Bsndasx, 3utmsn, Of New-York, discharged,
uncer,ain when to sail F.: brig Edward, Whi,rioge.
OF and for SsIeW, uncertain. April o. lat 80. SO,
Ion o3, B. spoke sch American Hero. French, from
Wilmington, tor Mar,inico, s days out April 25,
lM 80, 81. ION g. al 8ritish brig Harriet, from Sa'
vannah for liverpool, 9 dsysiout. .... ..
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,ernos is ,6ls, OF which His Excc,,cn-
cy Oliver Wolcott has lO,O6A.
Whole lumber for Lieutenant Gov
ernor 1912 Of which HIS Honor Lieu
tenant Governor lngersol has 1864.
Isaac Spencer, Esq. is chosen Treas.
urer, and Thomas Lay, Esq. Secretary.
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NOTICE.

TINE Subscriber being unable TO attend to
l. business, in consequence Of his pres.
ent inlirr sta,e OF health, and being about TO
60 into the country for the benefit Of 1t, will
sell a, Public Auction, on TUESDAY. May
18Th, 1921, bis Stock, consisting OF Staple
and fsncy DRY GOODS, as will be par,icu.
iarly d. cscribsd in future Advertisement. -
lie also request, all those who are indebted
10 him, (and who wish TO save themselves
any expeoss) either By Note or Book Ac.
coun, TO make paymcn, on or before the 5th
@! May inst. ss he will be necessinled to leave
hi, Accounts and Notes with an Apo-pey for
Collection. LATHAM THURSTON.
N-woort, NIay 9.
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New Shoe Store,
JOHN w. u A Wis, Jun.

y EsPrcTFULLY inioims bis fflefu9
IL AID the pubic. ,hs, hc las taken the store
No SO. Thsu.s street, lately occuried by the late
Col Wfn Moore. where he has jus, received eou-
plete ASSORTMENT Of Ladies, Gentle mems, Misses,
Youths and LhiIdtns Boots and shoes. oi every de-
scrption aud laes, fashions, which DC intends I"
sell as low IS any S,ors in this ,own. lie has ais"
received one Case Of Womens Morocco shoes, Al
low as 50 CENTS per pair
crvport. April rs, 1921. "
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HARryoap, April 25.

Oneml Cauc0ss.-\Ve publish this
day The official statement OF votes at the
late election. BY this it appears that the
federation nomination for Senators has
succeeded throughout. The same NOM
ination for Members Of Congress has al
50 succeeded, with the exception OF MIR.
Wiley, and in his place Mr.. D. Bur.
rows, republican Is chosen. There
was 282 candidates for the Senate, and
Isl for members @ Congress.
The wh9v:aua,aet cf votes eo' Coy
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FOR SdLE,

A Staeuch and built SLOOP, a
~ bout Is tvus burthcn, in good repair and If
not sold before 1BURSBhY. the Cd day OF May
next, she will on that day. a, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ be
old ut Public Auction, on Neuman's wharf, IN New.
port sAMobL HhoW''
sohih t.ingsto~n, April 5. 1894.
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Commissioners N0uce.

Commissioners NOHce.
yEyE the Subscribers having been appointed by the
w Honorable Court of Probate OF the town OF
South Kingstown, in the County of Washington,
ssoners to receive and examine the claims a..
gainst the estate OF
BENEDICT ELDRED,
late Of said South Kngstow n deceased, represented
insolyent, do hereby give notice that sx months
from the 9th day Of April lasS are allowed 10 the
creditors Of 'he said estate to bring in AID prove
their respective claims. and tia. we shall attend for
that purpose at our respective dwellings 10 said
town. " any time within said lerm aud shall tnce.
a, the house Of Thomas Rodman, 10 said town on
the last saturday in September next ct two oeoes ~
the afternoon for the purpose ofadjustng said clans
WAGER wEEDEN. comnass,,.<r.
HEZEkiAH DABCOCE,
r. u. AL persons indebted to said estate are re-
Qvcs,cd to make immediate payment to ~,
WILLIAM COSGDON, .qaTi-frzH9
Ssu.b NnGStowo, april 80, 49,,
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Superior Canton
Grapes fo' Sll
E,egan, peat, lawn,
brown aud pea-g'.en
Bombszins, cheap.
Red, ofapgc & gseep
figured boDneis
Parssols, some very
Sandstone ior l2s
with joints and ivory
handles
. Furniture ond other
Dlrnities
Blue and yellow Nan
kins
Silk, beaver and kid
Gloves
White and colored
long kid Gloves
Silk, cotton e. worst
ed hosiery
Hemp and cotton hal!
Hose
Best Italian st wing
Silk
Cotton Camla les fron
90 cents " SO
4-4 & 6 4. Jaconct q
iOuiI musIinS
Figured Jaconet and
nul! Muslins
- and ca Book
mUs!ns l.om ls9 ~
Plain Lenocs - &
Cd
Linen Cambtics, from
l2s 10 2Ts.
Irish Linens from 90
cents TO $50
Sou, whiie drilling
for pantaloou.
Whi,cned Russia
Sbeetiog FOR do.
Russia IND Ravens
Dock
Stout white Dowlas
Tor ls9
Black Bomb ze,ts
from lsG 10 Ss9
Scarlet aud orange
ditto
Blue Cc,,on Cassi-
ncres
Suiped Jean
Fi's, qualify gi;, coat
Buttons
Bell, bullet, end bas.
k,t buttons
"a meriao utfs and
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Charles II. / nurston,

Just received and offers for safe,
5i boxes Isl quality Havana brown Sugar.
10 begs Coffee,
SO chests Hyson, Young Tyson, Tyson
Sain aud Souchong Teas;
50 bbs. and 6 hhds. best rye GiD,
pipes Cognac Brandy,
S hhds. w. l. Rum,
1900 gallons n. L. Rum,
10 hhds. Moiasscs,
20 quarter and ha!l.qcaTter casks Wine,
10 kegs Tobacco,
1000 VT. Ginger, ALSO white Sugar, Choc-
ola,e, Soap, Starch, Nu,megs, cloves, Pep
per, Cassis, Sal,pe,re, Pea,lasf', Snuff, Paper
Tobacco, &c. &c.
Newport, April Is, 1921.