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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-04
he Steam Boat Potomac
NATIONAL CALENDAR
AND
4SNALS OF THE U. STATES;
~ FOR 1922.
p;;ce Dl,5O Just Published, and for Sale by
4. Z. KENNEDY.
ADVERTISEMENT.

con presenting the third volume of Ma
a,o,l Calendar to the public, the publishers
81 much satisfaction, In being able to state,
,t the two former have been well received"
nNO Iabour has been spared in endeavoring
4, render this more useful than the others. All
ne lists of o Ulcers of the Government have
S,en carefully corrected, and compared with
0seal copies; all changes in each Department
no,A. the Army and Navy Lists, are given as
,bs, actually stood, on the first day of the pres
at year; including all promotions made during
M ;ear preceding, with the new organization
Ftle Army, and the Lineal Rank of the Off
CTS, &C"
a~seyeral new heads have been added to the
work in the present volume; among the most
~iavotant, perhaps, are
Tie State ofdhe Treasury.
B. Statement u the Foreign Commerce Of
he u. States, i1 1921.
5. ASgaopsts of tie LQwso ftRe United States,
uCssed at tie last Session ofCoagreS.
I.'Tac secera! Appropriations for tie gear
1921.
: The Census oflS20."
aTbe first four heads aforementioned Will be
Ondnuedfron yearto year; and will, 1t Is pre-
,aned, be found highly useful"
.,Accuracy, has always been the first object
N this work: aud it is confidently believed that
all che statements it contains may be fully relied
en-. 10 ensure accuracy, however, it has been
Damd necessary to defer the publication this
veal, to period beyond that originally contem-
hated. Yet this delay has been an advantage;
br, upon examination, it will be seen hat the
Inference in value, will more h compensate
Ar the difference IN time."
feh 5. iaWoW
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NOTICE.,

TTAVING on the 9th CT November
III last disposed of my Stone Ware Ma.
nufactory to Messrs. Hugh Smith = Go;
with all my stock, and they having started
the business ON a large scale; those who
have favored me with their custom hereto
fore. NAV always depend on being suppl
cd At the shortest notice with ware OF the
best quality, and OF the same terms as
they bought from me. - ~
As wish to close my accounts with all
those that | am owing, ] also wish those
that are indebted to me to make as speedy
nayment as possible. so that ! may be
enabled to settle with my Creditors,
feb ql d6t
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Trust Sale.

p Ef ~ .tL.h
nN Monday the 18th day Of April next,
~ at one p. NJ. The Subscriber will offer
al Public Sale, at the front door Of Fair
lax C%ourt-house-a tract ofLand contain
ing about
367 acres,
Lying on Wolf Trap Run in Fairfax Coun-
ty.-Bounded by the Lands of John 5.
Love. Edward Adams 4 Robert Gnnnell.
The above sale will be made under . deed
of Trust from James Deneale and wife,
to the Subscriber to secure a debt due to
Thomas Jannsy, &Co.
Terms of Sale; one fifth OF the purchase
money In hand, the balance in three equal
,instalments, Of 6. 70, and 10 months. with
interest from the day OF Sale; the deferred
payments to be secured 5y deed OF Trust
r. /. TAYLOR.
feb. "a eodts
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Charles Bennett,

TAS received and offers for sale By the
HI package. or piece, Hirst's imperial
blue and black. cloths, of very superior
quality colour and dress:
Irish linens, sheetings and lawns Ga
7,4849-4& 1914 table diapers, rsmar,
kably cheap /; 3>4 birds eye damask and
olherdiapers; Ga fine and superhne cot
ION cambrics; Seine and sewing Irvine;
superine aud 6ne patent shoe thread;
garden seeds-and as soon as the havlga,
lion permits, he will receive Russia sheet,
lngs OF the first quality /; Patent whited
brown g. coloured threads, printed cottons,
&c. &c.
ian FL lawtt
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$4,000

HAVE ten to stteen thousand dollars
! q the Georgetown Importing & ex ,ort
;ag Stock, lswIsH to dispose of wlilsei
= lor cash, or on a credit Of | to 10 years
NJ ~Hadou5ied landed or other security, or
,AC1ahge Il Tor prom. rty. Those disposed
:. Zeal los any par. of this stock, will call
"my ONCE, Bridge-stTeet Georgetown.
R0MULUS RIGGS
isn4 II
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NOTICE.

VNHE Subscriber having resumed the
Flour and Grocery Business in Alex.
andria, begs leave again to offer his ser.
vices TO his, Country friends, He will
purchase and sell 1our--Or receive it on
Storage.-He will keep constantly onhand
a stock of Groceries, and transact any
business which they may be disposed to
son6de to him.
SAMUEL THOMPSON.
ION "a 49,
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JOHN WRITER'S,
JOHN WASHINGTON,

jan 90 Gid
The business will in future be conduct
ed by John Withers and John Washing
ton, under the firm OF
WRITER'S g. WASHINGTON.
WHO have on hand very general assert.
ment of DRY GOODS, which they will
sell at reduced prices tor Cash or 10 pune
tuai Customers,-ALso, SEINE TWINE
cheap.
feb Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-04
Negroes Wanted.

TIME subscriber is anxious to purchase
fifteen OF twen,y likely young negroes
Of both sexes, Tor which liberai prices wl'
be paid if application is made immediate
" He is to Oe found at the indian queen
Tavern, King street, Alex ,ndrls' vrc
cL,e 3taW2w
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Cureton Has Come,

A ND will giyeths highest market price
n for thirty likely young negroes Any
person wishing to sell can apply to the sub
scribe; at f. Legg's tavern, sign OF the In
dian Queen. DAVID I. CUkEION.
feb Is OF
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Notice.

JNHE Copartnership of J. 4 r. WITH
ERS s. WASHINGTON. has been
dissolyedoy limitation, all who are indebt-
ed to id firm will please make payment
to either of the subscribers vi alone are
authorised 10 settle the business OF that
finn.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-04
RIGGS
Independent Lottery and En
chance Office.

BRLUGE-SI. GEOEGEIOWN.
Putting has becom. so common With
vendors of Lottery Tickets that it is time
to quit it! But | must be pardoned tor
stating a smile Of Fortune that occurred
a short time since, which must forever i'm.
mortalize Riggs 10 The eyes OF the fair SEX.
A fine young man addresse a sweet girl,
and bad been engaged upwards of twelve
months, nothing under He ven In the way
but the objection of the young lady's pa.
rents, fearing he would not be able TO sup
port a wife: How soon was he made inde-
pendent! Ten days after he purchased
the fortunate ticket, be pocketed $500
dollars in cash, went to his dear Intended,
gave her The money, and told Der where
be net with this smile OF fortune ; Oh
what happiness! In a short time they are
10 be married, and their FIRST son is to be
called
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-04
Fifty Dollars Reward
WILL be given tor the apprehension OF
w a negro woman, by the name OF
hittu.

but assumes the name of ANNE The
said negro made her escape from me m
the month of October, she is a spare ana
him visage woman, OF common height, a
dark mulatto about &c years OF age, tor
merly the property OF John Stewart, OF
Frederick County Md. She is uncommon.
~ a%rtfui. and no doubt will have free pa
ners: she is most likely to be about Aley-
sndria. Georgetown or the City. The
above reward will be given it taken y
hrouoht home, or secured in Jail so that
ge, her again. WM. BECKHAM,
- = 3tawtt
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ROMULUs RIGGS.

Whoneed, alter this, enquire where to
buy Lottery Tickets. This is but one of
the many persons who have made them
selves rich by buying at this Fortunate
Office Every person should at all times
keep a ticket OF two III lotteries il is he
only way that a fortune can be realized
for a rife, and without risk. individuals
and Companies buying ten or more tickets
will he entitled to credit until the lotte-
~ finishes drawing, by giving an approx.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-04
To Hire.

male and female. from 10 to IS years OF
r-Persons having such property tor
sale, may find tue subscriber llvlns on
Henry st. between King and Prince slrts.
Alexandra. near Mr.. Swar's plaster MILL
in Mrs. Nuts brick house
JOHN S. RUTCHkRSoN.
.awtf
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'ENHE subscriber will buy and sci! tobac-
4 co Tor a commission OF one dollar
per hhd.-Planters and others who have
tobacco for sale, by leaving the true sam
pies and notes with me, will have the
same promptly attended to. Purchasers
of tobacco will please call on me.
Tobacco for Sale.
have for sale, a prime crop of tobac-
L co made by William Holmes Esq. OF
Montgomery County, (Md.) 80 bids, 0
first and I3 of second quality, inspected
at Blaiensburg. The inspector pronoun-
ced it to be IN prime shipping order, and
all inspected lately.
ROMULUS RIGGS.
nov
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Notice.

DY virtue of a decree of the honorable
ID the Judges OF Charles couhty court,
sitting as a court of equity, will be expos
ed to public sale on Thursday, the i4ih
March next, at the residence of Mrs. Lu-
auda DYSON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-04
Three Tracts,
1Parts Of tracts, or parcels Of
LAND;

Being the dwelling plantation of which
Wafer Dyson died seized, called Brother
hood, indian Cabin, and Neyit's Desire,
containing two hundred and eighty seven
acres, and twenty three perches OF land,
more OF less. This land lies in Charles
county, within four miles OF Charlotte
Hall school, is good farming land, the 81
NaIon remarkably healthy, and IN other
raSnarts &c well
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Worth the attention

Of persons des,rous to purchase. GThe
terms Of sale are that the purchasers axe
cute a bond with good aud sufficient secu-
ry for the payment of n fourth OF the
Purchase money, on the ratification OF the
sale By the court. and the residue Of the
purchase money, in three equal annual ~
sleimenIs, bearing interest from the day
OF sale, and Oh the payment OF the whole
purchase money, and not before, the trns-
tees will by good and sufficient deed,
convey to the purchaser all the right title
ard interest OF sand Walter Dyson In anu
II the and aud premises above mentioned.
LUCINDA DYSON,
BENNETT DYSON, .
ian 96-d6w Trustees
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ORDERS from any part Of the United
States, will meet prompt attention, and all
lottery Information given gratis, BY direct
ing to -
ROMULUS RIGGS,
Georgetown, d. c.
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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-04

T a Superior Court Of Chsncery bell
n in the town OF Fredericksburgb, OF
he 9th day of April, 1878,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-06
TIE CONTRAST .

"..........a..,.p........2ndH his is lore
Can yon then say Mat Love is HopginessP p
There were two Portraits Que was OF Girl
iust blushing into Woman il was not
face OF perfect beauty but il had
most bewiid FIRING smile--lbcre was glance
OF such arch playfulness and innocence,
Tint, us you lookd pleasant feeling came
over the heart, as when you hear u sound
VI cheerful music. Rich and glossy curls
We're bound with roses, aud her sparkling eyes
CLEANED like IhDlia's, When some quick device
vi mirtb Is IN her laugh Her light step scem'd
Bounding upon the air, with all the life,
The buoyant life, OF one untonclid by sorrow,
.,....eJhere was another, drawn in after years
The face was young still but lis happy look,
Was gone, the cheek had lost is colour, and
The lip lis smile--lhe light that once had play'd
Like sunshine IN those eyes, was qnenchd and
dim,
For tears had wasted il her long dark bair
Floated upon her forehead in loose woes
Unbranded, and upon her pale thin hand
Her head was bent as II in pau-no trace
Was leit OF that sweet gaiety which once
Scene as grief could not darken 1t, MS care
Would pass, and leave behind no memory.
There was ono whom she lov'd undonbtingly,
As youth will ever love--he sought her smile,
And said most gentle things, although he knew
Another had his yows.--Olfi there are some
Can trile, in cold vanity, with all
The warm souls precious tllrobs--to whom IL is
triumph that fond devoted heart
Is breaking for ihenl---who can bear to cali
Young flowers into Beauty, aud then crush
them
Affections trampled on, and hopes destroyed,
Tears wrung from very bitterness, and signs
~ a. IL Al r.. Al.
hers
Whose image is before me She had given
Life's hope TO most fragile bark, 10 love
TWINS wreck'd-wreck'd by loves treachery !;
She knew,
Yet spoke not of his falschood; but the charm
That bound her TO existence, was dispel'd--
Her days were mber'd.--She is sleeping now
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-06
SUMMARY.

.4.New Theatre. all polished societiest
a well conducted Theatre has been though,
salutary school, and a cheap and rational
source of receation and enjoyment. We
deem unnecessary TO expatiate upon the
advantages to be derived from a regularly
established and well conducted Theatre
Suffice it 10 say, we are much gratiiied to
announce to the friends Of the drama, that
Mr.. CALDWELL, the manager of the Amer
lean Theatre at NewOrlcans, during a re-
cent visit to this place has procured an eli
gible lot and entered into arrangements for
erecting suitable building for theatrical re-
presentations in this place.-Should he
meet with the encouragement which the
known Iibcrality OF our citizens JJustifies him
in expecting, he calculates upon having his
house ready to open for pcriormancein the
course of all the month of May next. A
copy of his proposals for this purpose is left
at the Office of Z. X. Lawrence, Esq. and
one at the office of the Republic, where
gentlemen inclined to patronize the under
taking are invited to call and examine them.
Baton Rouge PcPer, Jutyi8.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-06
FOURTEENTH OF JULY.

on Monday last, as we are informed by the
CenNinel and Daily Advertiser, the descen.
dants of the Africans, in this city, celebrated
the anniversary Of the ABOLITION of the Slave
Trade, The following are part of the GEM
inc f0asts given Mt the celebration those in
the ADVERTISE OF Wednesday having been pro-
nouSnced spurious by the proper authority.
IN r.. Galarg, (Boaon)
By the Hon. Quomho Craekshn.-.Nisser
DuGie-Wander why be no take Misscr Lee
pill instead of Misser Cumming--tho dey bote
eofk de same Way.
Tune" Who cltpuHin dare, wild dc cho-
rus, "make-Gp set
Three sroans.
By fe Hon Samuel Grinso, Esq. LID
De Honorable Editors Of dis Cfg-May dev
eberbe de centiHet and de buli-uork OF cur
bohaliiion
BY honorable cappn oh de African guard
Esq--De iafe Mary Court .hdrtiai--When e
constable catch rogue, which you try first ?
guess he try constable.
No gun-haul down e old bunting.
BY honorable Misser .Nocknfe, from Virginia.
DE .Hare oh DE nem City Of Bosgoll-Do he
be no horse, he good ole family servant for de
public.
Tune--O lis not de man.
By de grand marshall sister oh DE fir
sec-Why he no compliment um in de paper,
guess dey 'clpse all de beauty from de South
and from Salem.
De public t0se and sentiment on de late forte
m,ty--Lke Misser Dufiie, dey all fire too soon
no wit, no hit, dey better wait till bobaItion
De folks dat gin 10 make CRAw ron nc pre-
sdent--May dey all get Clay cold and hab de
Qaincv
De fire 1cork on de common fort Juiy--sorry
he not so bright as de Roxbnry tar-barrel.
IMisser Raadoiph-IIe talk good deal bout
hobalition in London; but he sing noddei
tune on he plantation.
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Notice.

TIME subsc iber will commence the Fall
i Session Of his SCHOOL, ON Monday,
the 9Th inst. after vacation OF two weeks. 1t
will terminate the 9th OF February next. BE
sides Grammar and Geography, &c. the va.
iions branches OF Mathematics are taught in
his School. Terms, in every respect, as hire.
toio,e. JOHN G. REID.
Augusta. l7w3wif
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Mr.. Nevis Gnnyert.

CIR Please TO take nocc--that on Suburban
~ nc Hh day If sfpicmbtr aert, between
The rising and setting OF The sun Of The same
day, at the Tavern house OF Mrs. 49, Tripr.
At The court house Tor the county Of Wyihe.
shall proceed TO take the deposition Of ia. ID.
Fields, TO be rad as evidence IN a suit now dc.
pending and undetermined m the Superior
Court Of chancery Tor the Lynehbo5g Dianci.
wherein am plaintiff and you are defendant, at
whiyh time and place you may attend il you
think proper
BENJAMIN A. PHILLIPS.
August O. wiwl
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1.-TWO PLANTATIONS belonging to ll.s
Il Estate Of John ligg.nbotham dec Ono
lying IN the county OF Amherst, near New Glas-
gov, aud the other IN the county oil Nelson near
the old court bouse: libet, will be gwen To seed
this Tall. and y session oil the IL jan. 1923 ---
Fortcrms, apply to {. Powell Of New Glasgow.
OF TO the snbsc ibcr
DANIEL IlIGGiNBoTniM, Adnr.
Angus 7. 4tI
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VOL. II
coHEN's OFFICE,

baltimore. 1utt w. ic-@-f
-. g. f'io - -.
NJ ss nS 'cossagptIfptsd, sc. to defraud
, sa' French and Tucker, merchants 81 .,
e;r Goods and money; and una, saiu
nisn - aid affirm TO and sign bill ofiaalns
paln r.. sugar, and logwood, purportinS
q II. r. came was on hoard the brig Gaiaxy,
tn ea. -, he was master; and the sald Up
% aretendng To be the owner thereof as
loi pis ,so s.,ne To the said French 4 Tuck
secnrity for large sum OF money,
and did thereby get the sum OF 5 ls'oOo
s Sas the said French and Tucker "iiefe-
= n ruth and in fact, said Barnes haa lot
saae;ved said merchandise on Doar'i saiu
- and said Upton was not the owner OF
D.,s' .,,eb merchandise, as they well Knew
az 9'' IL Indictment the defendants pleaded
no rss trail excited so much interest, that
.,a ronrt room was crowded to excess at
~ early hour, and the day was occupied
= The examination and cross examination
ar witnesses. At two O'Clock, the ekiliIil-
r,t;on Of the witnesses on the part OF the
nrosecution having closed, the court was
ll,I;aarnra TO the next day at O'Clock.
Yesterday. at the time to which the
Court was adlourded, the defence was o
ncued by the Hon. Mr.. Saltonstall2 IN an
elooueat and impressive speech. lie then
Ind considerable number oil witnesses !;
The examination and cross-examinatlon OF
','t,;sh ,yerc not over until after I 2 o'clock
Mr. Webster then closed the defence IN a
very powerful speech, nearly an hour and
ah9lf in length. It being past two o'clock,
the Court was adjourned to this morning
at o'clock, when Mr.. Aastin will com
rnenee his argument in support Of the in
dictment. The cause will probably be CIV
en- TO the jury about noon. ,,
Extract Of a letter from Boston, ddted J"ty
"a, / o'clock, a. ".
The Jury have this moment brought in a
verdict of not guilty in the case of French
& Tucker VS.. Samltei Upton, the particulars
Of which you are peahaps already aeqnalnt-
ed with.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-06

rrm A HACK,
&S@k TSr9 With pair Of gentle hor-
INTERPRETING ses, and a careful driver,
=z.zsAneas6 will set out at = O'Clock
OF Friday Morning, the 9Th instant, from the
Franklin Hotel, in I.ynchburg,
For the Botetourt Springs,
And will continue to depart therefrom every
friday Morning, at the same hour. during the
season.
CT: JOHNSTON.
Bofetonrt Springs q.
hug 6, lb22.
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Cn,,tinn.
AnensIa

RoAAthhs
N VIE public are cautioned against trailing
for bond given by the subscriber 4, g
II. Gibson, bearing date ibe20th Of April, 1919.
Tor thcsnm a b loo eenIs, as thy said bond
has been PAID.
RID s JONES.
August q. 81
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BOOKS AND STATIONARY

And fancy and staple Articles Of nearly every de-
sc,iption, usually 10 be found in boot store.
Also,
Tea Trays. Wine Wsi,ers, bread and knife Bask-
cts, and Other JapAnned Ware. .-.--.,-
and Hearth do
Looking Glasses, Britannia Ware, Knives and
Forks, BRASS sndirons, Shovel and Toags. Hollows.
Csndeslicks, Lamps, and other articles ofIhouse-
hold HARDWARE. ,,,.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-10

of Congress, the operation Of the sct sfore-
ssid, eniulsd " An set TO impose . new ton.
mage du'y 90 French ships aud vessels and
Tor Other purposes" and also oil other duties
on F,sneh vessels aud the goods Imported IN
the same which may exceed the duties on a.
mericsn sessels, and on similar goods import
ed IN the seine, saving only the discriminating
dunes payable on Ffench vessels and on arti-
cles tie gr w'h, produce and manufacture OF
france, imported IN the same, stipulated by
the SAID convention 10 be paid.
In testimony whereof, j have esused tho
Seal Of Unned States to be affixed 10
these preseots, and signed the same With
my hand.
Done OF Washington, the 24'h dsy OF
June, 10 the year OF ou Lo'd, one
thousand eight hundred and twenty.
two. and Of the Independence OF The
uni,ed Stsies, the fo,ty sixth
JAMES MONROE.
by the President:
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
Secretary VSiofe. N
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LsTEsT LMpoRTa11o.vs or
SPkI.N G GOODS:
lam. 3 Ia MMONijl
MS cVST RkcEIYEp,

~ ~ HIS yUS7 fktkTVED,
Il XTRA super aud super6se real London ana
~ French fashionable blue and bl.ck Brosdelo,hs
snd Cassimeres
Eiegan, patterns OF fashionable ves,ings--Mands.
rim Grape snd Fioren,ne for do.
Irish Linens and Linen Cambrics. in whole and
half pieces. remarkably cheap
English twist snd WailLana powsrloom cotton
Shir,,ngs. tf
Pine cravat Muslins, and fancy or rlain Crsyas
handkerchcts.
Company Flag and BandAnno hdkfs.
Double and single black barcelona do
Blue, mazarn blue, and yellow Nsnkins.
ss,inets, Cassines. York stripes and striped jeans
Long and abort silk and cotton Hosiery,
Weob's tsten, suspenders-best beaver Gloves.
Silk and cotton Un,brcliss