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REMARKs on Gar. Drnrcr-

," 'He debate which hook place on Thursday lst.
On the concurrence VI the House ui,l The rco,t, NJ
''e 'omm''iee of the whole, on Cling the blank OF
'hc b'h I"r tc superintendent of representation viii,
q ra''o % l5riy-iwo thousand. ma. L,t
Hr. DuRfEE commenced his observations
BY saying, thai, from the vote which had iust
PIssnd ioT Cling tie blank with ~, 900, he 'C.it
hmsci cohAralncd to Offer some obirctior4
:" !he adoPiSon "l tbr rnpdsf When il was
F.DP0atl To d prize state Of ore half her re-
presentation, ii.o silence Of her obligation ,y.s
70 iaHgrr eAc,sal,le. He would not. lI4,wey,r,
al lpis umc, consider the proposed ratio in il.
operation 90 particular statcs-hc would con
suer u ss q nt;.O1al question he would con.
sd. y 80 lis hearing and eject on the whole
Sa1oib aeG 90 liIc sayt raj branches OF The 20
yer iae8t o
"h"n the constitution or the L. States ,yas
l'VP 'sfGi7 ihr people,. uur Of!hc strongest oh,
J'e"ohs made OTIS adoption was, that CfI-
IT IS "0u'i not increase the nulBlcr at rcpre
Ach'aii'es as 90" pupalliOn Of the l.. STATES
lIcreastd, 90 lhr.r interest required "Twas
SAID iiiai t!sc effect OF The VIA would br IN
throw yast power into few hmrls. and fhof
~ place Ui rcpui.i", wc ,yOail so0; bay,. 81,
dis'aciary On" Of Che first Statesmen Of the
age, and nHe of |ur best political writers. en-
dca ord 60 obtmtr ibis objection, aud lo !
prove las it no doubt fOudly imagined he did
l"0fei t'mi thc nuiSJcr Of Representatives /
"2'Id d. augmented - proportion as our po- |
lr'laii3H creased, or is interest demanded !
W, s'' -d;d he, Il slierc DC nOw living a sin /
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Washinaton. i'm. III. 1922


Sui have received your letter, request
Ing postponement ofan appointment to the
vacancy in the post Office at Albany for
specific term. AS this case is connected with
others, and involves Ii principle in the ad
mInistration of the post ofIice department, I
nave on that account, as well as my respect
Tor you, and the other gentlemen who have
united III making the request. bestowed on it.,
all The consideration which is Justly mcritcd.
ny tile law, establishing the post Office de-
parimenf, the appointment Of all The officers
employed IN IT, under the postmaster general
is exclusively vested in him, without reference
Ia the president. Had it been intended that
tic president should control the appointments
III detail, or take any agency in them, the pro.
Visions of the law, aud the powers granted bv
~ would have bccn different. Such also ac-
cording to my experience and information ON
the SUBJECT. has been the uniform practice of
the eXecUilve.-lTor these reasons, [ deem il
improper To Interfere.
am, sir, with great respect, your very ob't.
servant,
JAMES MONROE.
Hon. ". J'an Buren,.
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VdShtngt0n, Jan. 4, 1879.
Sir-Ha'ing been Informed by your note of
this morning, that the present deputy post
master at Albany is to be removed, we have
TO request that the appointment of his success
sor may be delayed long enough to enable the
citizens of that place TO express their wish
es on the subject. We do this, in considera-
ton of the Importance of the appointment,
and under conviction, that they are not APP
priced thata new appointment is at this time
to be made. Should you think proper TO
comply with our request, we propose two
weeks, as the requisite time, and i'm that event,
you Will please to inform us whether the con-
sideration of the question is still with the Pre-
sdent; III order that the citizens of Albany
may be informed TO whom their cummunica-
tions may be addressed.
We request tho favor of your answer, in
TIME to enable us TO make the requisite com,
munication, hy the next mail.
Yousr very respectfully.
DANIEL d. TOMPKINS,
RUFUS KING,
Nj. V. BUREN,.
The Postmaster General.
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d. d. r.


- y oShlngton, Jun. IN, 1922.
Sir.-tIaving understood from YOU. thaf
the Postmaster at Albany, was at all events
TO be removed, and sensible that such an
event was not so known or expected by the
citizens of that place, as 20 afford them an OPP
portInity to express their wishes ms 10 his sue
ccessor, we on Friday last, united in request
Tor a Postponemcnt Of the subject until they
could be appriZed Of the determination Of
yonr department. II reply % oar neic YOU
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GREAT REPUBLICAN, MEETING.

ALBANY, january 92.-At general and
very numerous and highly respectable meet
ing of the republicans of the city, of Albany,
held at ROckwell's Mansion House, On thc
e1st inst. the Hon. CHARLES T.. Dub
LEY, Mayor ofthe city was called to the
chair, and BENZ. KNOWER Esq Treasurer
OF this stale was appointed Secretary.
The object ofthe meeting was briefly stat
ed from the chair, and the following CORES
pondrnce read, relating To IKE recent appoint
mcnt ofdeputy postmaster for this city.
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~,
Gcn'iemen-The enclosed letters shew the
ground we have taken, in regard TO the APP
continent of Il postmaster Of your city. Of
tlic result, you have already been advised A.
ware OF the dissatisfaction which exists in our
state, with the course of appointments in the
post Office department, and Of the impression
common 10 orr political friends, that the no.
hl'cal characters of the applicants In that de-
partlnent. were not as much regarded as Iis-
tice and good policy required, we deemed il
advisable To embrace this occasion 10 impuse
Oh the Postmaster General the necessity of
passing distinctly on that question. We were
also apprchenslve, that from the circumstance
of political fidelity hcing go Justly appreciated
with you, you would naturally suppose il was
TO the same extent elsewhere, and might on
that account be inclined TO attribute obnoxious
appointments, rather to rcmissness on the part
of your friends here. than TO the true cause.
You have now the same means Of Judging rs
ourselves, how far you may with proprictv
regard the appointment in this case as decid-
Ing, that in the administration of the post office
department, political distinctions give no pre-
ference.
That you will be disappointed and mortifi-
cd. we can readily believe but we trust that
you will not be dishearlcncd. While there
are no men in this counlryiinorc Injured to DO
lltical suffering than the republicans of New
York, there are none who have stronger re:t-
sons to br satisfied of The irrcprrssbe energy
of the democratic party, and that no abuses
of Their confidence, can long remain beyond
their reach and pennry correction. On this
conviction, we trust you will rcpose your
selves, and act accordingly.
With respect and esteem,
Your nbt. ser,ts.
DANIEL y. TOMPKINS,
NJ. V. BUREN,.
TO BrniGmiR Krowcr, Charles ~
DudieB Roger Skinner, John
Shl'ceH, &c. &c.
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The President.
ITO the President Of The United States.

DIR: we unite IN the request which has
been made for the postponemcnt of the appoint
meht oil deputy postmaster for the CITY of Al
bany, lin Case the removal of AIr. South
wick be determined on) until an opportunity
can be afforded to the citizens of that place
to express their wishes on the subject. and
earnestly solicit that the same may be com
Piled with. We have the honor to be, very
respectfully, your obt scrvi's.
JameS Haw6s, Jeremiah IL Pearson,
=: H. Hubbard, Samuel Campbell,
6'ehd'a " Cdrty, W. Il. Rochester,
u: ~ UGfMorh, I'm. ". Pan Wyck,
.N ,. Pitcher, ID. Woodcock.
Elisha Crutchfeld,
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Recetred nj Sun Rising, Jun. iii, 1899.
Immediately wrote him note, that as the
DELAY solicited could not be granted, he would
receive the communication contemplated by
Inc note Of Mr.. V. Il. and myself of Saturday,
by O'Clock. Mr.. Stevenson delivered the
note personally, and Mr.. Mrigs was pleased
to say lIe would wait accordingly.
ID. ID. II.
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General poat ono Ian IN

. "'"tIII fU5s tUFct, jan. 1W, I0l2.
GeHaemen--i do not deem it expcdicnt TO
,ueiay the appointment Ola postmaster ut AZ
bany. can have certainly no objections TO
receive from you any communications which
you may be pleased 10 make on that subject.
have the honor to he, respectfully, your
OBJ; servant, II. J. MElGS, Jr.
Hon. ID. %. Tomptins.
Hon. VI J.. Burfn.
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1t has become necessary to appoint new
postmaster at Albany. An application made
by friends of General Van Rensselaer,, is new
before the President, for his consideration.
It's desirable that AN appointment should be
made without much delay
l have the honor TO be,
With respect, your obt,
II. j. MEIGS, Jr.
Hon. Ra.fus King, !
Hon. NJ. j. Buren,. (
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-31

We learn from Wasfiugton, that General
George 1zARD, late of the army Of the Unit
ed States, has been nominated by ne Presi-
dent TO succeed the republican hero of New
Orleans, us the Governor of the F'loridas
Phil. Fr. Ga-.
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The Hon. ID. ID. 7ompAins,
The Hon. ". Pan Buren,.

After the reading Of the above correspon-
dencc, JoHN Savage, Esquire, addressed the
meeting IN an able and diSnGed speech of a
bout half an hour. We have neither time or
room at present TO give any account ofthis or
the other speeches WHICH were made on the
occasion. Mr.. Savage concluded by moving
that committee should be appointed to draft
and report to the meeting, resolutions expires
siye Of their sentiments on the subject, for the
consideration of which, they had assembled.
Messrs. John Savage, Elisha Dorr, John
Sdlwell, j. V. N. Yates, aud John o. Cole,
were appointed committee for that purpose,
aud after having retired for some time, report
ed the following resolutions, which were unan-
imously adopted.
Resotued, that the appointment of Solomon
Van Rensselaer,, 10 be deputy postmaster for
this city IS contrary TO the wishes and repug-
nant 10 the feelings Of its Republican iDhabi-
tants.
Resolved, That The refusal ofthe pos.nas-
fer general, TO delay The appointment Of
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TT Dt
THE Hon. Return J. .Ueigs, Jun.
General Post OGes .L,

Ge'eral Post ODFce, Jan. Gih, 1872.
GENTLEMEN.-YOurc communication of yes
terday had the honor to receive, and to give
it an attentive perusal, and respectful con-
sidcration.
regret that on view Of the whole subject,
have not been able 10 accord with your
views and opinions.
With high respect, am your most
OBJ. Servt.
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Hon. ". Ian BUen.
Wash,ncton Cyty I'm en- 100

=. Wdshlngton CITY, Jan. Gh, 1922.
Su-if oGr application for delay, in regard
10 the appointment Of deputy postmaster al
Albany be denied, we have to request that YOU
VIII indulge US with an opportunity Of making
farther communication tn you on the subject
before the ultimate decision he made.
We have the honor 10 he, your obcdieni
and very humble servants.
DANIEL .. TOMPKINS.
vi. V. BUREN,.
THE ION. Return J. .1Ieigs
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Hdsiinosou. inn. 5g5 ITO,

- " dNtN"foN, Jun. aEii, lC22.
Sir-Thc enclosed letters explain our wishes
and the object OF This application. Ii the de-
lay we ask can he granted, we would he much
obliged, by being apprizcd uf it In season, to
write home by to-morrow's mail. Sensible of
the deep interest which onr citizens will, for
variety OF reasons, take in the question,
would much regret decision, without afford
lng them an opportunity to he further heard.
With great respect,
Your ohcdient andvcry humble servt.
NJ. V. BUREN,.
The President
i. >. Ii proper, Iwish the letters may he
returned 10 ne.
.Note:-The preceding correspondence with
the Z. M. q. together with the following let
ter, were the letters above referred to.
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CORREsPoNDENCE.

Washington, Jan. 5d, 1890.
Sir-We have been informed that il Is in
contemplation 90 vacate the Office Of deputy
postmaster, for the city of Albany. The
importance Of the station, not only 10 the
citizens of Albany, (buf, from the cirru,n-
stance of hcing the principal distributing
Office in the state,) to our citizens general
", induces us 10 request that we may be in
formed OF the determination Of your de-
partmrnt, before the vacancy is supplied our
object IS to secure Ct and full opportunity fo
all concerned, 10 make their Representations
10 YOU Oh tbc subject.
VIII there he any objection to compliance
with Our request :
Yours respectfully.
n. KING,
II. V. BUREN,.
Tie P0Simosler Genera.
GsneraL Post Office, Jan. !, 1929.
Gentlemen had The honor torccciye yours
OF Yesterday.
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V cry respectfully,

Your most obf. servt.
4. j. MEIGS, Jr.
Hon. y. ID. Tompkias,
Hon. RufuS King.
Hon. NJ. Jan Bu1n.
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General Post Office, Jan. 4. 1929.
The Postmaster General.

GenHemen-l have the honor to state, in re-
ply TO yours Of this date, that the President
has not decided or directed, in the case of the
expected vacancy of the Office of postmaster
at Albany. 1t is desirable that new post
master should be appointed, without much de-
lay If the President thinks proper 10 have
the appointment delayed, it will he SO. The
President, this day, referred me TO the Secre-
tary OF the Navy, upon whom called, who
Informed me that lie would communicate with
me Tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-21
acquaintance.
SONG.

Yhou'rt gone away, thou'rt gone away,
Thou'rt gone away from me Nary,
Nor friends nor could make thee stay,
Thou'st cheated them and me, Nary.
Until this day never thought
That ought could alter thee, Mary,
For thou art the mistress of nv heart,
Think what thou wilt of me Mo1y.
Whate'er he SAID or might pretend,
VINO stole that heart OF thine, Mary,
I'm sure true love was not his end,
Not such love as nine, Mary.
Ispoke sincere. nor flattered much,
Had no unworthy view, Harry;
For money, gems, nor nothing such,
No 1 lov'd only you, Mary.
Though thou'st prov'd false, vet whilst live,
I'fistill wish well to thee, diary;
May friends forget. and III forgive.
Thy wrongs to them and me, Mary;
Then fare thee well, and rest thee sure,
Tho thou hast cheated me, Nary,
For all thy sex, I'd meier endure
Half what we done for thee, Nary.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-21
NAIL MANUFACTORY.

THE subscriber has removed few
Il doors lower down from King street,
where he has on hand Cut and Wrought
Nails, of his own mandatory, he has also
received on consignment one hundred
kegs OF nails from 40d to Cd, Which be Of
fers as low as any sold in the DC. for cash,
or ons,a short credit 10 his punctual custo-
mers; be has casting OF various descriptions
and expects by the Philadelphia Packet,
twelve ten plate Stoves. Keeps constant
ly on hand general assortement OF Cut
lacks and Sprigs.
JOHN CREIGHTON.
nov % 2aw4w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-21
Cassia. Wine, Whiskey, sc.

Cassia. Wine, WhiSkey, &c.
SAMUEL MESSERSMITH has on
- hand and offers tor sale Oh acCommo'
dating terms,
log Mats Cassia
$40 Bis. Baltimore whiskey
1000 lbs. Laguira, Havana, and ST. Do
mingo coffee
600 kegs English and American white
lead, ground III oil
ESQ Sacks Liverpool fine salt
80 Bbls. No. | Potomac shad
"a packages gunpowder & imperial tea
Oft latest importations
IL hhds. and bbls. lst l. Cd quality
Muscovado sugar
2 Pipes Holland Gin
Hhds Sd proof Antigua Rum
Half pipe Or. cask SICILY
Is Half or. casks w N E.
1907. casks Canary do.
IS Ditto. Malaga do.
Ditto Colmenar do.
Sugar-loaf paper and binders boards
1OCases Sweet Oil IN TASKS
35 Boxes Muscatel Raisins
SO Boxes Mould & Dipt Candles
Boxes and boxes, Bakers No. e. g,
and Laphams's No. /, CHOCOLATE,
constantly for sale. Baltimore No /, & e,
& 8 ditto.
sen II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-21
PLANTATION.

or Farm, on which be nov resides, either
with or without the Stock and hands, as
may be desirabe.--T o good and careful
tenant the terms would be advantageous.
Or with view to effect the same OBJ
jecl, would engage as Manager or Over
seer, steady industrious man Of sober
habits, capable OF taking the entire direc.
ton and management of his agricultural
concerns. Persons wishing to engage in
either way, will please to make spplica-
to1 to the Subscriber, (CharIes County
Maryland) about FIVE miles below Piscata'
PHILIP FORD.
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From the Columbian Star.
"I CAN'T GET TIME"

There is no excuse more common a.
mong mankind for the neglect OF almost
every kind Of duty, than cant eftims. 1t
is pleaded by people of all ranks, and OF
sllconditions in life. You hear it as we'll
from the mere idler, who saunters away
his time in the streets, or in places OF a
musemeDt and dissipation, as from the
more Industrious. 1t only not prevents the
performance of numerous social and rela>
tive duties, but is a pretence for the ne
glect of the infinitely more important cone
Germs of the soul. Endeayor 10 reason
with the ungodly upon righteousness,
temperance, aud judgement to come, |"
and they will say with Felix, eco thy
way for this time when | have more
conuen,ent season will call for thee"
Endeayor to persuade those around you
10 "give attendance to reading" that
they may improve their minds, and lay
up stock of useful knowledge, they will
tell you they cont get time" If you
wish to extend the circulation Of some
useful periodical publication, on request
ing friend to subscribe for it, you meet
with the chilling reply " ! can't get time
20 read itP' If you wish to establish and
support social or public prayer meeting,
there will be but few who can find time to
attend it. Recommend to Christians the
practice of spending much time in secret
prayer, they will acknowledge the i'm
portance of the subject, and would glad
ly attend to the duty, but they can get time.
Thus, meditation, prayer, self>examin-
alton, and many other important duties,
are almost entirely neglected, or but i'm
perfectly performed, merely from want
oftime. But is this the fact Is it not
owing rather to. a want OF disposition,
than to want of time? Ars We not de-
ceiving ourselves when we talk in this
manner? If these objects were perfectly
Congenial with our feelings, should we not
ind time to engage in them? For 10
stance, is it not owing to cold heart, that
Christians do not pray more +? Ii our
"hearts burned within u.s." should we
not ind much more time tor communioN
with God? Wonld not many fragments
OF time" that are now consumed in idle
conversation, or in some vain amusement,
be spent at the throne of Grace Let US
reflect upon this subject, and answer these
questions as an the hght ofstern.ty.
A gentleman being once reproached for
voting at an election against his political
principles, declared he had no political
principle. Well, then, you have voted
against your conscience" The charge
Is lalse. )" be replied, as never had con-
SCIENCE
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-21
James C. s Robert Barry,
HAVE just received from Baltimore,
Ii and now opening, fresh supply Of
DRY GOODS

which, together with their former stock,
makes very complete assortment; and as
these goods were allipurchased at Auction,
at great sacrifices, they would earnestly
recommend their friends and customers to
give them AN EARLY CALL, as they are
determined TO sell goods CHEAP
THEY CONSIST IN PART, OF
case 7-8, a., 5-4, Ga, IA s. ga
merino Shawls, and a few elegant
scarts.
case Nankin grapes, blk s. colored
do Irish linens and lawns
! do CalIcoes, newest style
] do fig'd& plain bomoazette, all COILS.
l bale Tarranted domestic cassinets
do "srseys, Indigo blue
| do linseys striped, plaid and plain
case plain and printed cloth and cas-
simere shawls
Black & blue, fashionable London cloth
Do do do do cashmere
PeIise cloths and flufhings
Swansdown and Valencia vestings
piece newest fashions do
bale rose blankets,
do point do
l do hannels !,
Scotch and Irish sheetiDgs, cords and
velvets. company, flag, bandannas, SILK y
chintz shawls; Madras hhdkis. spotted
null and cambria crayats, camPrlc mus
Inns, fine plain and tambored muslIns, PLAIN
and 6g'd null, power loom shifting Hollis
superior s cord wire cotton, on spoaIs,
warranted 800 yards, in Nos. from ~
l9O, Hollis floss cotton on spools Nos. 3,
7. 8. 8; Hollis cotton in balls and hanks,
English knitting cotton in hanks, patent
threads assorted in Colors, best Italian
blue g. black cloth, & coIo'd sewing silks,
wide French &'ltalian Grape, hat bands do.
Italian lutestEing & 6orenCes, gros de Ma
pies, worsted and cotton suspenders, broad
and narrow tapes and bobblns, pins in box
es, pounds and papers, ribbons plain and
Figured, Ferretilgs, patinet lace, black &
white silk gloves, ladies' best beaver and
kid gloves, gentemen's superior Wood
stock ditto. English black and white silk
half hose, ribbed of superior quality,
domestic brown sheeting and shTtings,
ditto beached do do lace and silk buttons,
Tartan and Scotch plaids, Circassian do.
bale Dorchester bedtickings, best A
linen tick, very lew pric ed, and a neat as
sortment of colored bombazines, with
variety of other articles in their former
stock, too numerous to mention
Also, on Consignment,
200 pieces domestic plaids
90 boxes real Spanish cigars
1900 lbs. cotton yarn, of Nos. to 20
all of which will be sold at the lowest pri-
ces. for those articles IN Baltimore Phila-
delpbia or New York.
&c. r. B.
&c
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FALL GOODS,
& & I. 2. TkOmnsnn

uANE received per ships Boston AMI
AlFaT Trader, from Liverpool,
Imperial Saxony cloths and Cassinsres
Fine and euperfine Yorkshire cloths
do do double milled drabs
Pelisse cloths Of most fashionable coou
Fancy ribbed, figured and printed Valer.
tia vesting
Fine and super swansdown &c
Super6ne kersey moleskin
ca stout twilIed fearnoughts
Devonshire kerseys
Booking and drsperv baizes
White, red, yellow and green 6anncls
Milled hannels
"A fine and superhne kidderminster cali
petiDg
5-8 ga & A do venetian do
Imperial wilton and common hearth rugs
3 (: 81 point blankets
Sd to 1874 rose do
Figured and plain black and colored bon,
baZetts
Double tartan plaids and plaid bOmbazetts
Circasslan plaids
Mems, womens, girls and ChildrenS worst.
ed hosiery
Ladies' Mohair, do.
Fancy undressed prints
9,8 & Cd cambria muslins
Power loom shirtings
Hollis patent white T. colored cotton balls
Buttons, pins, &c. &C.
On hand,
Irish Linene
And Sbeetines, table diapers, brown hOI.
lands, jaeonet and fancy musIins, Italian
sewing silks, Choppa Romal,, thread, &c
DC. aug 81
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FALL GOODS

in the ship Boston, tro,o,1,
POOL; among which are '"ILVeE'
Saxon cloths and csssimeres
Fine and superfne Yorkshire n
Double milled drab cloths 40 90
Ladies cloths
Pelisse do. plain and twill.d
hhooes's bombszetts, plain and &c.,,
+ lannels, white, red, yellow and Ig su
booking baIze, green, blue ann rsSS green
Green drapery baize 'eu
Tartan plaids
Orange, scarlet and crimson r..:-
Fancy waistcoatings '''''neS
PlaID blue, mixed and drab
Blue and white kerseys
9.S cotton apron check
ON HAND
Russia and Scotch sheetines
Irish linens, ticklenhures
Brown hollands
Best English sewing silk andtwic
Patent thread of all colors
Hollis cotton balls
Worsted and cotton hosiery
Calicoes and ginghams
A and 60 cambria musliDs
Imitation India book Go
Corded cambria do
Loom seWed do
Leno do
Cords and velveteens
Best gilt coat and vest buttons
Plain do
Pins, needles
Ribbons, gloves, &c. &c.
Smo 10 IS