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rnrinni,y 10 The ,poiin. This sweet gum stick re.
al med thus ex,r,>,d for your years when on eXa
animation, 1t WAS uundpcr!ecty free from moss, bar
naele aud I'LL ulher exerescen,e and On hewins II
down again an inch or more, traces Of the worm
we've 10 he seen, except three or four yeiy small
pusciures OF nconsitlerahe depth Captain Shields
communicated these facts TO Commodore Patterson
wears ago, the commodore declared his intention
OF making further experiment IN the Lake Bartaria
whether this was do,c, what the result, we
know not, but we hope the experiment, II made, was
satisfactory, as that az Bay 81 Louis.
The Sweet Gum ILiquddanbar, Lin'n.-styraci-
hua is in great abundance on the Alabama and the
Lakes and BAYS between Pensacola and New Or
lcansit ~ Of prodgous girh and towering ,allness
Frequently exhibiting "A smooth stem Of 30 or 60
plank Of almost any size, but il will not split, on
which account it is uni, ers;y rejected useless.
Is il not worth The experiment! Cut this timber in
10 sheathims plank, Of half inch or less and try it
of our lake craft. It's feasibility is such, that
Il thin plank, may be bent and shaped almost one
pleases. F2oi idian
NEW YORK, March 1--we have great pleasure in
uouucing tue safe arrival Of the brig PoCAIIoNTAS from
Canton, with valuable cargo. She sailed from Canton
the 7h August last and has since been heard Of till
her arrival having been 22i days. Capt Snow died
board DAYS since after long period of suffering by
his remains were brought in and forwarded TO Pro-
violence X. for inermeni. The first and second mate,
of the have also died the passage home
the disease and three of the sick and
probably their alton timely supplies of
fresh provisions, Obtained few days from the
ship Gen Pike, from Charleston. OF the original
Pocahonas, which three
MASTER Teel went boy and is only 10
old. IL may be considered extraordinary per-
the disabled state of the vessel and he with the
aid only and boys able duty, has reached
(Mer. Adv
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The Annual General Meeting of The Members
of HE RihLe Sncifiu Of Iirrinin

WILL take place, Tuesday the day Of April liz
w the Presbyterian Church ShockOe Hill, when
and where the members of the Society, and all other
sons, who think proper join in the religious exercises
the day, respectfully invited 20 attend
The meeting is intended TO be opened with di, inc service
by the Rev John ID. Blair, and appropriate the
by the Rev Jesse H. Turner after which, the An
nud Report of the Managers will b, publicly read by the
Recording Secretary and other business Ofhe Society
acted. by order Of the Board of Managers
WM. MUNFORD, Recording Secry.
Richmond, March ~. 1OO-7t
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NEW FASEIONS.

lust received and opening the Store of MARY
SOUrifGArE extensive assortment of Hats d Bon
nets OF The newest fashions be surpassed
or elegance among them black and white Leghorn,
velvet and straw bOnnrts. chncha and beaver great
variety of feathers of the handsoes most fashionable
colors plaid ribbons bra, curs white
head ornaments wadding and trimming for pelsse; hair
nets and ifizettes coarcts and
cassar Russia and antique oil which greatly contribute 80
the elegance of the head well hair
ourks essence Of Tyre for changing light color,
hair TO dark brown black; many articles inhe
Millinery line too numerous
On hand, few ready made PELlSS ES-All of which she
is determined 90 dispose Of the
cash.
Leghorn Straw Dounets cleaned died ard trimmed.
u MANTuA-MAKiNGG done i'll tie fashions, and
ut the shortest notice.
November iG. 55-u
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Will PIE SGID

TPoN TUESDAY, The 3ofh day 4prii, 1922 the late
~ residence John H. Yenabe, deceased in county
of Prince Edward, for cash, the Of land upon which
the said deceased resided in the county of Prince Edward
containing two hundred and nine and hall
or less ard those that the following
slaves Jim rorn Amy, Fabby, Joseph, Glenn Hannah and
all the household kitchen furniture plantation tools and
utensils Of every Kind, foUrw hceed riding carriage te
stock OF cattle on the plantation, and number of valuable
books, conveyed subscribers by ;he said John
H. Venable in deed of record in the county
Edward, which deed bears The 18th day of August
and intended the payment of sundry therein
mentioned lillian Vcnale. Charles Woodson own
right, and Samuel Venable and the said Charles Woodson
executors ri James Ewing deceased
WILLIAM PENTCK, lr,.
JAMES T. PRICE, 'i"s'eee'
Prince Edward. March 81 fOl-tds
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TRUSl SAFE.

GREEADIE TO the provisions offs deed ofTust executed
N subscriber hy William Bondurant and Martha his
wife, which div recorded in the office of Cumberland
county lor purposes therein mentioned, shall proceed
sell the premises FOR cash, the 5th day IF pr
certain tract Of land situated lying Icing in
counties of cumberland and Powh aan containing bv
late survey hundred and five which sail of
land part of greater formerly owned by r. p
Chamberayne much of the said land will be suf
cieut pay the due and the costs and charges attend
ing execution of said salecOnyeyings such title only is
vested in the Subscriber trustee
L. H. MOSBY, Trustee.
hata -
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Yal3aJle Real Property At AUCTION.
a will spu on, IEl1inpclin,f IL ,iih lin.


EzA Twill sell, on Wtdnesday the cath day
lsseu IF dpd merit the premises, four o'clock in
lsnlRA the evening" INV LOT or Mais street, whereon
a GOOD story Brick House. finished in that
renders it comfortable residence for private family,
store as any the streets the eligibility of
this situation for trade being in the most sentiai part Of
the section of the city, be Obvious to
one.There in the yard frame kitchen, brich
lumber house, well of water and pump I he whole
establishment having cost eighteen thousand dollars
although bought four years ago, when property
high the credits such make almost
equal cash purchaser consequently the price much
lower than If il had been sold the credits given that
period sales OF real estate The in the
pancy Mr. Geo. Robertson and Mr. isaac White.
The lot fronts % feet Msnreet and back 1874 feet
with The privilege of four feet alley the lower side Of
the house.
Two Intellectual attempts having been TO sell this
property Is unprecedented that idea may obtain,
limit is fixed the price but the subscriber
those who wish their funds in real estate, if
such impression exists the minds of Il is
ioneous-that he is determined, well obliged from
cessy, sell the property for whatever il will bring
which, sold privately, before the day abore mentioned
will be OF TO the highest bidder at public sale
day.
The will be six, twelve and eighteen months credit
for approved negotiable endorsed payable eithero
the Virginia Banks with deed of the premises
secure their payment
If wishes buy the above property by private
before the day of saie the vii, be
known application 10 Parkhiil Robertson Keso, Auc
toneers, or to myself. JAMES McALLlSTER.
The sale TO be under the management of
PARKIIILL, ROBERTSON KELSo,
March 49, I02-tis Auctioneers.
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THOMAS LAMBERT,

.nERCfI.4gYI' 1.3fLOR,
NEARLY opposite the Bell Tavern and essrs
J. & J. Kyle, Main-sireet)
MOST respectfully informs his friends and tho public
V1 general, that he has purchased the Stock Of La6ert
heithS Co. consisting principally Of
Thomas Sheppard's Regent and Velvet
Cloths aud Cassimeres
Valencia, MarseiIles, Toilinet, SwansdOwn
and black Silk Florentine Vestings:
.4iso-ln Elegant and Fashionable 4fssorineHt IF
READY-MADE CLOTHING
which he is determined TO sell at very reduced prices
Ills late partner Mr. Geo Williamson, having settled in
New York. with the intention of deyoting his acnOn aud
large capital 10 the importation Of Dry Goods, he will be
enabled receive through him the fashionable goods
and the very best tie has also
in London with of the respectable Tailor Is
Enlistment, IN thst Metropolis 10y which he will receive
PAITERN rs When any change however tta takes place
in tie fashions.
II may satisfactory TO the numerous customers Of the
aic Firm to know, that hr Peter Keith continues for
him, whose abilities as cutter are too well buown TO
quire
1tc pledges himself that he will employ any worimeu
but the very FIRST hat he will always keep fine
goods be bad, and that the greatest puuctuaty shall
DC observed.
lie hopes with those inducements and his unrenfed
attention 10 business inertia share of public patronage
lIySBr W III continue to- make MILITARY
and NAVAL UNIFORMS, according to the latest regula-
lions.
i,f Any Gentleman wishing garment made speedily
be aceommodaied-ly having any garmeni made at six
hours notice.
Bicl'moud, March Is. fOi st
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vi L hIONl LAND + ok SALE.
III ANlNG determined Ia Tie south, shall dis
pose of the tract of land which live, Caroline
county, reasonable The lies within
three miles o Bowing and contains 793
cent suryeynearly all hat lnnt and of quality equal
on ;he siverAbout so 30 ofihe grounds
on tie river side of which bank has lately
up TO secure IL from nunt!aiion No land this
part OF iie country. combines neutrality-suspicious.
however disposed 10 purchase, will view
selves IL sale made in time privilege will be given tbs
purchaser, 10 seed wheat This fall il the subscriber viii
SOW tie ground prepared, and sell il with the land.
POSSESSION viii be given First Of January perhaps
sooner, II required ALLEN APPERSON.
oct 49, 47-tf
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SAIL

by virtue OF two deeds of subscriber
~ by Wm Day for purposes therein mentioned duly
recorded in the clerks office of Hanover shall sell public
auction for cash, front Of the Washington Tavern
city OF Richmond Saturday the 6th If april merit eight
likely NEGROES, consisting OF women boys and girs-or
so many of them may he sufficient raise oftwo
thousand dollars and the charges attending the execu
ton OF the trust The sale O'Clock \. NJ.
precisely
1.-THE title Will be indisputabe Mr.. Day being willing
to assign the bills of sale if requested.
March IL. IOO-3tT III. L. ANDERSON. Trustee.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

FIT I DOIILN KS KEW ARD.
y ANYWAY from New Canton in April last negro
"a man named HENRY 0f dark complexion, full ewes,
aqualine nose, narrow chin, intelligent and
APP Mt times 10 siamner lit;eso little that
acquainted with him would perceive it--rarr
small stature Than otherwise iegge-age 81 or
% years not within the precincts of this STATE pre-
sumabe he has with pass Otherwise made his Way
some of the northern cities.
The above reward will e given should he delivered
TO me in New Cannon secured in any Jail in the United
States that obtain him again.
q
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don, in The hope tl; either .s;y be pa, board OF
written 10 Mr.. Rush by them, requesting lac may
cUmG,n nicate the Information ny The earliest oppor-
tunn.
Seen after my arrival here J wrote TO Captain
Rdsey, fequesling ne would hiss endcavors TO
inform you, by way Of Panama. Of the fall OF that i'm
pOgtant section of South America, winch doubt
no, wall be the first communication you viii .e-
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NOTICE.

Ii persons having legal claims debts them by the
late Col JAS Byrne will please present immediate
~ Tor payment, the Subscriber closing his
administration upon that estate.
JNo. S. BARBOUR
December -. Gi-tf Admir- Of Jas. Ivrue. deed.
Ii persons who Claims tile estate of Tue
a iaie Col. WILLIAM BYRD, are requested to conmu-
ieaie tleh tome for examination, without delay.
To dispose according 10 law the said
my bands sha! be in Rictrion ng OF the
Assembly, and VIII attend 10 any communication which may
be niaIe 10 On the subject.
WILLIAM II. PAGE,
January l. TIT Executor of Col. William Byrd.
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RTUMBER sS75, dated August 9th 1890 transferred by
Thomas &. Peachy, of Mary y Andrews,
Ann Ballard. has been reseniiy lost. For the renewal
the above scrip, shall apply 70 the Directors Of AID Bsnk
Ann ballard.
rsb. p, ef--a6w
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,
YiNG in the county Of Charles CITY, on the waters of
be tue less large proportion Of which
IS low grounds ofVery superior quaiiywell cred. On
Should land not be sold privately before the
1914 day u Aprunerf, it will that day offered U sale
at PUBLIC AUCTION, before the Eagle Hotel in the city
F7nssi2o0in cash. and the balance months, will,
bond aud security deed Of the secure
lJTle title papers may Mr. Geo p. trump
who viii sell The same my agent.
lercno. H9--lgS J. vi. GREGORY
VIHGINIA: 40 Sorerior CorI ChIncer1 holden d;
fhe Capitol in the City Of Richmond, 18Th Of March
John Robertson Esq attorney general of the common
wealth OF Virginia. OF Philip Norborne Nicholas
late attorney general Pr.
John Richard and Peter Chevaie executors Of Joseph
Gaiego, deceased, MiclaeB Poiliaux and \. Lemosy,
This on ti. day to he further heard on ne pa
pers formerly read, and the report of Bryce
made in pursuance Of the order Of the day
June, one thousand eight hundred
gued 10y counsel Gin consideration whereof the
Gafmg On me merit. OF The claim Of The plaintiff in The
lego, deceased doth ccOmm the export Of the
msoners OF the court 10 be reformed aereeaby the
nue fthe court and for him complete same in rela-
ton to that part Of The said which requires
OF The real and personal estate Of Joseph Gaego deceased
TO be rendered by lbs eAecstors court doth further
order, that The said executors do render further Of
o, their iesatoFs estate, including the
amount Of such sales thereof they make down the
that me commissioner who may act allow the said executors
reasonable time for them make and complete said
tor TO DO II but if be done decree OF
this court, nner from what the marshal Of this
court and not The will be directed do IT, And
the doth further ORDER that the same commissioner
who act under the authority Of this order a rea
sonalc notice IN Of the newspapers pubshedin The
city of Richmond, do also state pecunafy
legacie given by the will OF Joseph GaiegO deceased and
as how much has been raid thereof each lem
tee, and ~ how much remains due EACH report
same 10 the court, with specially deemed
pertinent by himself or which be required by the par
| ties 10 be stated.
Aeopy-Teste, WV. HENING, G. c.
CoDimisiou,fs Office, Rrdgnou6 Sd Ninth 7th 1922
The parties interested desired take notice, that
have appointed the 18th day of April
accounts directed in the foregoing
court, which day al O'Clock a. required 10
attend At Office in this city, with the necessary documents
ready for examination and settlement.
AMOS LADD. NC.
Mach y. 1OO-fOt
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TRUST SALE OFLAND g. NEGROESf
by virtue of decd Of hy Richafa
~ Hoomes and Hannah his wife, bearing the "a day
August is2i and recorded in the clerks office Caroline
county, for certain therein mentioned, SHALL
Tuesdayths ieh Of pra nrt house of said fIoomes
in Caroline county, proceed to sell at public auction fox
cash. the following property VIA land belong
ing to the said ooes, wing the Poecat swamp
tanning 5000 less and bounded by the lands
William Chandler, Wilson Allen, William Campbell Lewis
Undertake and others also between so 10 likely Me-
GROES, specified in said deed much of said
negroes will raise the of $500 and the and
charges ofexecutug this tasThee is this tract OF
land large and commodous DIV cling house. and
convenient house farmer, all lately built There
is also upon il toeraby good mill for grinding and
good saw miland abundance Of first timber.
TITO DESTROYS of purchasing elegant country
establishment this farm offers inducement of fertility
OF SOIL healthness of situation, good and
BILE neighboriood
+. DICKINSON, Trustee.
Is.
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WHOLESALE s. RETAIL HAT WARE
HOUSE.
a ELS 81 r. z

sI n 4 > II u II,
(E-slreei, opposite ". d. Ksle's Store, Richmord3
y EtiS leave uform his friends the public that lie
sorimeni of
BEAVER. CASTOR s. KORAN HATS,
of the Philadelphia fashion by box DOZEN or
single iI0t.-Likr'vise large assortment OF
HEADING WOOL HATS,
selected particularly for the Virginia market.
Orders thankfully received and the greatest taken
packing up orders.
- I be above will he sold the Manufacturers prices
and liberal discount for cash Short accepianccs.
March 49, 1924
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virtue of deed trust executed the subscribers by
ID Samuel q. Swami and Ann his wife, for certain pur-
poses therein expressed SHALL Saturday the 2oh Of
AprI the premises, ~ o'clock sell at public auc
for cash, LOT OF LAND lying in The of
Petersburg, opposite Petersburg Warehouse onng
0d-sireet 25 feet and running back the river and is
known Lot No. T. with three-story brick building
thereon. w. b. CLARKE,
JOHN JAMES.
The undersigned, who has deed OF trust the above
properly, will attend in per the above sale, and will
lnquh the purchaser all claims under his deed,
ceiving payment of his debt.
March 10. 102-tds JAMES RAWLINGS.
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AGRlCULTURAT. MACMNERY.

vi subscriber informs his friends and the Aercuurass
oi Virginia generally, rat hehaS his mannfac-
t'rv To r. street nearly opposite hc VIEW .ik he
continues To rake his mpTnHcd stationary and moyeal
iheling Machines, Fnnnis Machines, Poughs Scarers,
and al! kinds OF farming Implements, reduced prices.
JOHN EXALL.
N ~ AS 30 the superiority Of the machinery, most
pectabe references can be given.
~ j. Exail will have movable Thrcslng Machines
TO hire for the ensuin crops.
Richmond, February 90. a6-ITff
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NOTICE.

A MEETING of ihe members q the Williamsburg Jockey
C!uh, isrequc>Icd At tie raleigh Tavern Monday
The st Of April next for the purpose organizing
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'lrEANsLATiON.
ACT OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF PERU.
In THE HoYAL Cry or fERU,
80. O.

The Seniors who compose II having Yesterday as
sembied in the most excellent Senate, Nth the most
excellent aud most illustrous Senior the Archbishop
oi this Hol, Metropolitan Church, the lreaies oil
the religions con, ens, titulais OF Cslle aud various
what had been provided in the Official letter of the
most exceiien; senior the general chief Of the IL
bcrato rmy oiPeru, ID. Jose de sac Martin, tie con-
tents of whici were read aud persuaded thereof,
reduced 10 what persons o known prohity, lea rung
and patriotism, who mh',hi this capital, would cx-
press, II the general opinion for independence had
been resolved on, Which vote would serve II guide
To the SAID general ior pioceed,ns take the ohih
All the senors agreeing for themselves and satisfied
OF the opinion of The Iuib,tanls of the capital said
that the general will WAS decid ID Tor the imdcpen-
demcc OF Peru OF the Spanish dominion, and of any
other iore'sn dbnnion wlie,er aud that they would
proceed 10 It's sanction lay men> Of the correspond
Inc oath ; II was compared with certified copy OF
this act to the same most excellent Senior, and The
Sc nors signed IT,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-29
ORPHANS COURT.

alexandria County, Wov. Term, 1892.
ORDERED. that the administrators of JAS.
~ ALLISON, decd. do give the usual notice
to debtors and creditors once week for three
weeks, in the Alexandria Gazette and Alexan-
dria Herald. A copy. Test,
A. MOORE, Reg. Wills.
This is to give notice, that the subscriber, Of
Alexandria county, in the District Of Columbia
has obtained from the orphans court: Of said
county, letters Of administration on the personal
estate OF James Allison, late ofihe county afore-
said, deceased. All persons having claims a
gainst the estate OF said decedent, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof,t, the subscriber on, or before, the 10Th
day of May, 1923, or they y,by law,be exc!u-
ded from all benefit of said estate and those in
debted thereto are required to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 21st Of
Nov. 1922. ISAAC ROBBINS, Admir-.
90 1aw3w ofJsmcs Allison, deed.
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GOOSE AND swan.

DR.. Lenigar, titular archbishop, a
man Of very lively parts, happened, in a
mixed company, to be introduced to a
Mr.. Swan, gentleman of cynical turn
whose practice it was to attempt to raise a
laugh at the expense of some one in CONS
pany. They sat near each other at table,
where the Doctor engaged general stten>
ton by his sprightIy manner. M. Swan
TO silence him, said, CDR, forgot
your name" "Lenigar, sir" returned
the DR.. ask your PARDON" replied
Swan, Ell have the misfortune scarce e..
yer to recoIlect names; you'll not be
offended therefore, if in the course Of
conversation call you DIR. Tinesar,"-
ssOh, not at all, sir" returned the Doctor,
sI have the very same defect and 1t is
very probable, though I now name you
Svan, ] may BY and BY call yal Goose.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-29
MARRIAGE QUALIFICATIONS.

A beggar having the accomplishments
off shrunk arm, hump back, and the
want Of a leg, paid his addresses to a
young lady of the mendicant tribe hose
Charms could only be equalled Ivy the
Barbarian beauty, recommended to
governor Sancho. Her father however
Indignantly denied his consent. "wbat.
said he, you pretend to my daughter -
Z refused her last veek 10 man svho
goes With his 6recch in bowi.''
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-29
HUMOUR.

Some of of the soldiers of Antigonus
''ere abusing him one night, where
there was but slight curtain or hanging
between them and him. Ambiguous O..
verheard their discourse, and putting it
gently aside, "My honest fellows, (said
the prince stand little further of, or
else the king will hear YOU"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-29
From a Lon don /,

From London paper. 4
The Goufy Merchant and the Stranger.
In Broad-street buildings, on winters
night, ~ .'s j
Snug BY his parlour FIRE equity wight
Safe all alone, with one hand rubbing
His leg roll'd up in fieecy hose,
While, t'other held beneath his nose
The public ledger, in whole columns
grubbing
He noted all the ssles OF hops,
Ships, shops, and slops,
Gum, gals, and groceries, ginger, gin,
Tar, taliow, turmerick, turpentine and
tin. =. F.s
When 10 a decent parsonage in black
Enter'd and most politely said
sYour footman, sir, has gone his nightly
To the kings head,
And left your door aiar, which,
Qbserv'd in passing by Tnotice !;
And thought it neighbourly to give you
Ten thousand thanks-how very few
In time of danger [get
Such kind attentions from stranger !
Assuredly that fellows throatis
Doom,d to final drop at Newgate,
Tie knows, too, the uncomfortable elf,
That there's no soul at home except
myself
Indeed! replied the stranger, looking
grave,
sThen he's double knave. Tscore.
He knew that rogues and thieves by
Nightly beset upguarded doors
And see how easily might one
Ofthese domestic foes,
Even beneath your very nose,
Perform his knayish tricks
Enter your room as have done. rthus.-
Blow out your candles-thus-and
Pocket your silver candlesticks,
And walk off-thus.
So said--so done-he made no more re.
marks,
Nor waited for replies,
But march'd off with his prize, Tdark
Leaving the equity merchant in the
DRESS.
What better reason can you 'gucss,
Why men grow poor and ladies thin
ner, .s9,s5
Than thousands now for dinner dress,
I'LL nothing's LEI. to dress for dinner