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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
STRING WHEAT
AND THE BEoT pRE-kRVATION
AGAINST SMIiT

This :, q most Vaiuabie crop, and
may be raised on a.mo., any soil. and
in every part of ehusetts, free of
smut. ! says correspondent have
never failed of a good crop for the last
80 years. break up sward or land in
the autumn, eariy in the spring harrow
thoroughly, and eross plough. Spread
manure beautifully oser the whole -
Sow the wheat and plough it in shall
low. Harrow down The Whole tho
roughly Il st with the burrows, ard
then across theu. All should be done
as early as possible. Ten DAYS before
sowing, prepare the seed thus Select
clean pump seed--wash il, sk;mmire
on all that foats; drain it in a baskai'
lay Ut On clean floor, and rske in Two
quarts OF Stacked lime, aud one quart
OF plaster, TIL the wbear j. all cover.
ed. Let it remain 10 heap one dsy ::
then spread and stir itdsily til il 4.
quite dry. Sow one hosheI and twenty
quarts TO an acre. When lac wheat is
up 3 or + inches, SOW buslfsi Of ptas.
Ter 10 Tie acre, or ashes equivalent.
n. H.. Farmer.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06

RiNAWA Y from the subscriber,
living IN Jefferson County, OIL or a.
bout the 5th Feb. last, a Negro Girl
named
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
Various; that the mind
OF desultory man, studioas of change,
And pleased with novelty, may be induged.--
-- tCowPEn,
From a London paper.
THE S.AIL0R ON SHORE.

The hrss object Of the seaaian on land.
ing is 10 spend his aaney. But the firs,
SENSATION is the strange iirmness of ,he
eaf,h, on which he goes treadiug in a
sorI OF heavy light way, half wagso
nef and nall dancing master, his shout.
de- ruling, sni bis feet touching anu
going the sane way. 10 sbeti, in which
he keeps himself prepared Cor all the
cbaaees OF the vessel when on deck,
There is always to ns, this appear.
anee Of iighlness Of foot, and heavy
strength Of upper works iusa sailor
and b frsi- il himself /; he let's his lac.
ket fly open, his shoulders slough, and
hair grow long to be gathered into A
heavy piglan, but when full dressed.
he pFides bsmseif on q certain gentijity
of l0e, on a white stocking, aud nat.
ty shoe, issuing lightly oui of flowing
blue trowsers. His arms are. neutral.
hanging and Swinging in curve aloof:
his hanis balf open lo,k a. if he had
been handing ropes, aud had DO OBJ.
Jeet III lite bu 10 handle them again.-
He is proud of appearing in a new ha,
i siops, with "a Belshet bar dker chief
H. wiug luosely round hrs neck, and
the corner of another round bis pocket.
Thus equipped, with piucisbeek buc.
k.es ia ms. .hce, (Which he bought a.
6 ~ he puts some tobacco In hi.
Dsoutn. NOS IS ii he were going 10 use
it directly, bai az If he siufTtd i, in s.
p"ufh on one side, as pelican doe
II u. teempioy IL hereafter-and with
Bet Moason al his aide, cane or
whaDger twisted under hia other arw,
eaiiies forth to take possession Of Iub.
per land. Tie buys every thing he
comes alhwer ---nuia, gingerbread, ap.
pies, shoe strings, beer, brandy, GIN,
buckles, koives, q watch 1.-TWO if he has
mOoey enough,) gSwBs and haodker.
chIeis for Be- aud has mother and sis-
tiers, dozeDr OF 'superfioe best men,
GOTTEN sleekiDgs,' dozens Of 'superfine
best womsn's dito,' best good check
Tor shirts (tboDgh he has too much al
ready, io5nite needles and thread 60
sew his trousers with some day sew
ersi sticks. all sorts Of Jew articles, u
flute (Which be can't play and never
AntOPN'1i u " w btufFOb NO Cur
TIes somewhere to roast, & for piece
OF which the landlord Of the shin
makes him pay twice what ne gave
fs' The whole; in short, all that money
cue BE- spes' upon, v hicb - every Thing
bur medicine gratis, and this be would
INSIST on paying for. He would buy
all he painted parrots on an Italians
head on purpose TO break them, rather
ten not spesd his money. lie has I'D,
fIes aud dnDees At sbe ship, with o.
eeaDs Of il'p and gfug, and gives The
biIud fiddler L16acco foF sweelmeass,
and halt a crown tor treadine Cd his
toe. He AXIS the lsndlsJy, wIlh sIgb, |
after her daughter NaDee, who &rst |
fred his heart with Der silk stockings; |
and finding she Is married and in lrou.
Oies leaves Eve crowns for her, which |
The old lady appropriated as part pay |
Dsnt for a shilling 10 sdVaOee--ie !
goes TO the port playhouse With Bet |
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
-WOOI-
Carding and Manufacturing.

+ ri subscriber returns his sim
4 &C thanks to his friends and the
public generally for the very liberal
encouragement ley have extended to
him since his establishment, and res
pectiuii, informs them that he has eo,
his WOOL CARDS In excellent or
der, so that Gil possiblej he will be allie
to execute his wool carving business
IN superior manner to that of last
year. Persons Cunning from Il distance
may depead on havi z L cir wool casde
immediately Wool intended for card
ing must be well picked and cleaned,
aud accompanied with one pound o
clean soft grease for every or 10 lb..
OF wool. We prefer greatins the wool
ourselves. Carding wool in rolls at
8 els. per pound Spinning do 2
cents II cut for all under ten, and IA
cents for all over; Stocking Yarn spun,
doubled and visited IN the best man
Der. A'so. Carpet obsio, both cot.
ton and wooilen. doubled, twisted or
singie, on the lowest terms. Gun.
terpane f';iug Of the brsi qualify.
LlnSey and coarse Cloths
manufactured on Shares, as fellows ::
Persons wishing to have tncir wool
carded on shares 10 pay enc hall
the price of carding. ftF9 1 have on
hand a large quantity of EX, Ei.-
LENT IINStY that v III exchange
for wool, or sell low fa. cash. ~. sour
wool caiding Is performed b! our old
Carder, MIR. SAMUEL RYAN.
gov DOL may be LETT at the store of
W Holiday * Son, Winchester, and
will be returned there, finished &C
coHling to order, with The utmost des-
pach. j. CoLLINGE,
Goshen cotton and WOODEN manu-.
factory near j. MCAlistes's mcr
chant mill below Winchester.
Nay 81.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
SORREL.

Over cropping AID shallow plough.
ing with exhaestins crops in sucee..
sion, frequently cause overwhelming
crops If sorreL to infest i'll managed
fields. Lime is. the oqIy remedy : i,
destroys the sorrel. ard produces the
sorrefime acid. highly friendly to whole.
some and profitable vegetation.
Green eorrel grnws on fertile soiIs 8.
bat The red sorrei rs certain mark Of
sieriliiy.- ibid.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
FOR SHE
OR
r e " z.

TNH Ar we'll known Tavern Stand
u in Middleto1n, formerly occupi-
ell by Campbell. Mastin, &c. and for
the last six years by the subscriber
The House is large and commodious.
and the stand Offers mary advantages
20 a person disposed 10 embark In the
business of.favern Keeping part
Of the furniture now In the house will
he rented or sold with the h0use-For
further Particulars apply 10
JAMES ANDERSON.
Nav
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
Virginia to wit :

Virginia to wit:
Z R,.fes holden in the Clerks Office
q the Superior court Of chancery for
the HinCheste' District the first Mons.
day in April 1898.
William Hougb Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
Samuel Reed. Joshua Reed, Sarah Reed
and Mary Reed Defendants,
THE Defendant Samuel Reed, not
having entered his appearances and gi.
ven security according to tie Act OF
Assembly end the Rules of this Court.
and 1t appearing by satisfactory evil
d,nee, that lie is not an inhabiiant Of
this country /: Ii is ordered. That tie
SAID Defendant do appear here on the
Sfst cay OF the next term and answer
he bill OF The plaintiff; and that a co.
py Of this order be forthwith inserted
in seine newspaper Published in Win.
chester, for Two mouths excessively
and posted at the front door of .he
Court house N the said town OF Win
chester
a COpy-Tesie,
DANIEL LIE, c. G.
Msy-4T-J.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
Virginia to Wit:

fit anies holden in the Clerks Office
Of tie Superior Court of Chancerg
for The E1nchesicr District the first
.'tondGy IN Mag. 1898.
v il!iam and Joseph Wilkins,
Plaintiffs,
Against
AqHilIa D. Stincheomb, and S. Ross
Smail, DcfendNH;:
TIE Defendant, Aquilla d. Stinch-
comb, not having entered his appear
ar'e and given security according TO
tle Act of Assemby Il the Rules ofthis
Court, and il appearing by satisfac-
tory evidence, that he i5 not an inhab-
tant sf this country 1t is ordered,
That the said Defendant do appear
heyc ON the first day of the next term
and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs
and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in somc newspaper bE<A
lished in Winchester, for two m0rs.eg
succCssIvely and posted at the front
door of the Gom't house in the said
town of Winchester.
a COPY GCste,
DANIEL LEE, c. c. G..
May 17--C. NJ.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
ESTHER.

she IS about | years of age; rather
OF a ,ellowish cast, and stout made
This Girl is well known in Winches-
ter. having been hired cut for several
years by the estate of Gen. singleton,
at the sale of whose Negroes she as
purchased. she Was last in tie ser
vice, ii 10 believed, of Mr. Joseph C.,
baldwin. The above reward will e
gwen Tor appfchending and securing
sind Girl, in any goal so that get her
again. BATTAILE MUSE.
April
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
NEW GOODS.
Roberts e. IaggQrt

HOOe7IS cT INgg0f
Have just received Their supply of
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,
Consisting Of all the variety generally
used here, but particularly dat of
Cloths and Cassimeres.
The assortment of which is
equal to any they have c.
yer offered for sale in
this place.
Also
e. $:;:''''s and VINES
Holland Tin
French Brandy
Old Peach Brandy
jamaica Spirits
Old Apple Brandy.
TOGETHER WITH
About 5000 gallons of superior quality
OLD WilISAEY: 81
CT All OF which they will sell at the
most redHced prices for cash or to
punetual customers.
June =.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
SCHOOL.

NAH.L be opcneu BY The subscri-
w Der OH Wednesday the SOtl,
inst. at the head Of Opequen about
5 miles from " inchestcr, school in
which will be taught the various bran
chcs of education, from Spelling, rea-
ding and riting, to complete course
of academical and collegiate science
] I've terms of tuition will be
Spelling, reading and writing,
IL dollars a year, to be paid
cHarerly.
Arithmetic and English Gram
mar, Is dolls
Geography, Mathematics, Bel
lcsel ettres, 20 dolls.
Latin, Greek, and French lam
guaces, 20 dolls.
Board may be obtained in rcputa-
tail, families, on moderate terms.
Particular attention will DC paid 10
the morals Of youth.
ROBERT IL. CHAPMAN.
May at. April 20
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06

6se i; M ksndlk eFehief
.SSsl5d lotiioS ou{ Sf 4h{ "a :.
dow. III ~ 4 bee1 c6uiid6s 81
vcoturid AS kofse6A AUX, aid Among his
other sishtsin foreign psria, relates
with unfeisned asson5shmenk how he
has seen the TURKS ride; only says
guarding against the hearers lncredu-
lily "lhey have saddle boxes to hold
them in fore End aft, aud shoveis for
their stirrups." He viii tell you how
the Chinese drink, and the Nsgurs
dance, aud the monkeys pelt you with
soeoa nuts; aud how king Domy would
have built him mud hut and have
made him peer Of The realm. if he
would hive stopped with hnm, and
taught hiE, to make trowsers. He has
a sister at a school for young ladies,
who hius hes with mixlHre Of pleas.
ure aud shame at his appearance; and
whose confusion he completes by slim.
ping fnuf pence into her hand, aud say
ing out loud that he has 10 more cop
pers about him His moi her and cid
est sister at hume doat OK all he saws
and does, telling him, however, That he
Is a Sreat sea fellow, aud was always
wild ever since he was boy no big
ger than the window locker. He tells
ms mother that she would be Ouch
ess IN Paranaboo; at which the good
Ola portiy dame laughs q iouks proud.
When his sisters complhia Of his ram.
bies, he says they are sorry il is not The
Baker. He frishtens them with II mask
made after The New Zealand fashion.
and - forgiven tor nj. learning. Their
manflepiece Is filled by him wl,h shells
and sharks teeth, aud when he goes TO
sea again, there is no end of tears, and
Sod bless you's, and homemade gin>
serbread.
English Poets. Thomas Moore has
| just finished his Fables of Congress.
| and new edition Of the Loves of An
gels. and is on the point of returning
; 20 bis cottage in Wiltshire. Words.
serlh is on toer 10 Holland. Sou.
they is expected vefy shortly in Lon
don, with "a new poem, The hero of
" hIch Is Qnaker. Rogers has pre-
pared new edition Of his poem on It,
ally, which was published anonymously
lat year. Coldridse s,ili conlinues 90
rusticaie under the kind aud hospi,able
mansion of his friend at Hishga,e.-
Charles Lamb nerambutates between
his snns little villa at Dalston and
the Iodia whilst the Gree, I'm
knomn remains alternately at Abbots.
ford and at his residence, In Edinburg
contemplating another new novel, thai
which has been fer some time auponn.
eed as being neatly ready for pubIica.
tiop.--suorn. Chron.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27

Cash paid for CIoUer Seed,
At JEREMIAH GORE, Jr.'s
Commission store,
NO 10, LJNG WH1RF,
WHERE is FOR SALE
II HDS. st. Croix hum-H hu-. ". 7. DO.
l. Pipes Holland Gin-hhds. A merican do. J;
f'pes Marse,lles Brandy-pipes Cognac do;
Or. casks Sicily Madeira, Lisbon and Malaga
Wine;
Casks winter pressed sperm Oil;
Do. summer strained do. do;
Bbls clear Pork Cask Raisins:
Casks RiCe-Boits Russia Duck;
Boxes ooucbong ard ar. chests Bohea Tea;
Bikes caper Souchong Tea
Boxes mould and dipped Candles
Hnds. and bills muscovado sugar;
bbis. ground Ginger-Bags Pepper;
Boxes aud half boxes Baker and Lapbam's
No. Chocolate, &c. go.
May IS, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27
European, India & american Dry Goods,
NOW OPENING FOR SALE BY
Rogers & Cox,

ETctdnge-StTcet POltLand
....AMONG WHICH ARE.
hUPERFINE blue and black BROADCLOTHS.
Blue ana black mix'd CLOTHS, for iIock coats
White Valencia YES IINGS,
n and "a Linen DAMASk
So and 81 black BOMBALINE,
Black twilrd SlLKS-SHAWLS and NANTES
among winch is very elegant,
Merino Squares j. Polnts-Zelia HANDkERCHIEF5,
Plain and fancy AUSLINS,
Cambria MUSLINS and CAMBRICS,
First quality Nankin GRAPES,
Canton and Italian ditto,
Dark and light Cambxc GINGHAMS-Cor ditto
"A London PRIN TS-Garniture RIBBONS,
Blue and Buff NANKINS-E English Kid GLOVES,
Silk, Cotton ard Worsted HOSE,
Plaid and Striped SILKS,
Black SYNCHAWS and SARSNETTS
Furniture PATCHES. British SHEETlNGS,
Flag HAADk'FS.-Birds Eye DIAPER,
Sea Island COFTON-Brown SHEETINGS,
Furniture CHECKS,
Spool COTTON and Cotton FLOSS, very good with a
variety of other articles making good assortment
which will be sold very cheap CIV March %.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27
Mrs. Thaxter's Academy.

MRS. 1HAXTER returns her most sincere
4Yi thanks to the public for thus far patronizing
her laudable exertons She also gives notice
that she intends opening her school the first
Monday ID April, for the eption Of day schcl-
ars as well as boarders; where the following
branches shall faithfully he attended r. by her
self, aad highly qualified assistance viz. Read
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Punctuation, Defining. Composition, Geography,
Astronomy, with use of Globes, Rhetoric, Histo-
ry, Philosophy and Chemistry.
ALSO
Shell, Wax, Paper and Filigree work, Draw
ing and Painting in Oil, Water, Crayon aud vel
vet colours. Embroidery, Rug work, Tambeau,
Open and Ornamental Needle work on Lace,
Cambria and muslin.
Terms, Day Scholars, $500
Board Tuition. &c. 5000
Including French, Latin or Music, 1900
0~FNo yonng ladies need apply except those
who are willing to devote the forenoon 10 the
Solid branches Of education. From twelve until
sunset, each day of the week, may be devoted
TO the Ornamental. (tf) Feb. IA.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27
MerIno and Cashmere Shauls
WILLIAM NOULTON,
WILLIAM WOODS.
RECOMMENDATION


From Messrs. J. & a. HALL, Silk Dyers, Boston.
BOSTON, April II, 1928.
Messrs. VIM. MOULTON & VIM. WOOD,
have been in our employ for several years, ID the
DYING and Finishing Business, are now about
commencing said business in the vicinity Of Port
land. We would recommend hem as deserving
share Of public patronage and encoura cement.
All their engagements with us have been dis
charged with fidelity and to our entire satisfac-
ton. j. s. A. HALL.
May 10.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27

70 he Honorable Judge Of Probate, uittdt and
for the COttpfyof Gamble land.
II Al BLANCH @RD ard hIattha his wife, admins
- ct the Of John Anderson, Fai-
month"; ~ said county, yeon,,n. drc- sd rep
that on the thu Tuesday O. March i8zz they
Obtained license from the rrooafe said County,
Ee. ravf rr-- sea tor the payment If his
.r-. 'r m hundred and eighty dollars !;
t.e- l.sa-.r' ieense they did make sale Of real
ist4Ie d-cr s=t- that ourt and on the SET
Item no .H account of the adm Of said
estae ein they have credited the full of said
sales at -e e-ao. charged the payment OF said debts
ard probate There balance Of eighteen dol lars
and seventy du yyIr petit toner's, which there
personal estate pay fu-y therefore pay hon
them License make sale Of 50 much the
ming real OF said DC ceased may
~ tor the payment of said sum of eighteen dollars
and verify cents. and incidental charges
Dated this sixth day Nay i8Z3 For Ozias Blanchard
aad wife. JEREMIAH BLANCHARD, lfft0rHey.
At Court oF Probate he "a Portland within mi for the
County OF Cumberland, the frs; Tuesd4y of MAY N
tteN az our Lord eighteen hHrir and twenty three.
TTFoN the foregoing petition, ORDERED. That the
- petitioners give notice thereof all persons inter
ed by Causing OF sand petition with this order
III be published in The Portland G~zrue three
weeks successfully previous the first Tuesday OF June
that they may then appear Probate Court 70 be
he'll said Portland O'Clock in the forenoon and
shew any they have WHY The prayer thereof should
not be- granted. BARRETT POTTER, Judge.
A trur copy Of petition aud ORDER.
Attest HOratio SOUL garc Reg. May :.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27
REMOVAL.

CAMUEL FESSENDEN and THOMAS AMORY
- DEBI.OIS CounseIlors and Attornics NJ Law. have
Removed from the Office formerly occupied by them.
u Rooms the store al Mr. Lbenezer Nebsef in
Hopkins buildings. IN Middle Street. opposite the
head Crosssreet where any business entrusted % rm
viii ~ gratefully received and faithfully transacted
Portland Jan. q, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27

To he Proprietors aforesaid.
YOU are hereby notified 10 meet ~ thr lime
and place, and for the purposes above mentioned.
JAMES MAI, PrepFi. taf's @ltit
Portland, Nay 20, ls.-.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27
Nezu Paris PAPER H.4NGINGS.
EDWARD HOW f.

No. 5. Merchants ROw, Eiiddle-Strsst,
HAS just received by the brig Oak, arrived at
< p Boston, from HAVE,
q cases French PAPER HING INGS,
with ELEGANT match Borders, having been
selected particularly far this market
frA5-For qoaity, colors and variety Of figures,
they surpass any he has ever before offered the
puhlic-and will he sold unusually low.
fs..land, April p. q.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27

TIMOTHY FLETCHER.
No.11, Jones ROU, Erchange street. Portland,
Agent for the Boston and Chelmsford Cylinder
Gun Powder Factory.
-H.4, RECEIVED-
$50 Or. casks off. r. F. and y. P.
500 canIsters r. +. and T. and IT, r.
Which he will dispose of at the Boston prices.
his Powder has received the highest recon
mendatons from officers Of the U. States Ordnance
Departments and many others who have used the
same.
large quantity oftbe above Powder, can be
furnished at a short notice.
U~TGe1tlemen are invited to call and examine
he ABOVE owder. IF Oct %.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27

To JAMES Neal, Esq. Clerk ofhe prDpri-
the county Of Cu1a5erland formerly assigned TO-
itctcidooco t ,4aLtony BRACKET, deceased, as pare
finer dotCer, an has estate.
IT ME subscribers hereby request you to call a
4 Meeting of sait proprietors at .WitcheIrs H0-
tel, in Portland, m FRIDAY, the sixth day or
June next. at ten o'clock, ia the forenoon 70 act
upon the following articles g
/. TO choose a Moderator.
g 10 see il the proprietors will appoint a COM
mittee to lay out any other streets through said
tract and accept the same when laid out.
8. To see Il the proprietors will appoint COM
nittee to divide the property OF SAID proprietors
and assign 70 each proprietor his respective share
and proportion therein, or make division thereof
aud assign the same ia such other manner as
they shall see proper.
4. To ifthe proprietors will accept the do
ing ofthe committee mentioned in the second ar
tcle and to act thereon they shall think prop
er.
3. To receive and allow accounts against said
proprotors and to raise money for the payment
Of the same.
g. 70 appoint committee 70 make sale and
execute seed in behalf Of said proprietors OF the
piece ofland which the said proprietors at their
last meeting voted to sell at Auction.
n To consider and determine whether said
Proprietors will record in the county registry the
rlan which may be reported by the committee
under the second article together with the whole
of said committees report and such other Of the
proceedings Of said proPrietors they shall seo
fit to record.
9. To see and determine what said ProPrietorE
will further do 10 order eHectually to close and
finish all concerns 20 Corporation and 20 act
thereon as they shall see III.
8. To receive the report Or reports ofauy con-
mittee chosen at any former Meeting and 10 act
thereon as they shall see AZ.
Given under our hands.
PRENTISs MELLEN,
d. ID. HOPKINS.
WM. DOUGLASS,
May 10, 1923.
TO he Pr0prietors aforesaid.
you are hereby notified ~ meet ~ The time
and place, and for the purposes above mentioned.
JAMES NEAI, ProPlt. t4f's @ltft
Portland, Nay 20, lac
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27
NEW & FASHIONABLE GOODS.
ROYAL lincoln,
HAS just received and opened for sale at his store
II No. ?, Erchan &c street extensive assortment
Of English French, India and american
GOODS 5


. ....AMUNG WHICH ARR.
dc. Canton Do.
Nankin Grape Dresses Grape Shawls Plaid Silks /;
black and colored French GRAPES black, blue, pink,
lilac and green SAESNETS black SYNCHAEYS !;
black 1aftettas black and colored B0MBAZEENS ;
good Flag Bandanna, German and black silk HAND
kERCHlLFS; Menno SHAWLS ana HANDKER-
CHIEFS thread and COTTON LACA-S; figured g. plain
sin do Bobbinett do; figured and plain Cambuc and
Null MUSLlNS; Muslin ROBES figured and plain
Book g. Leuo MUSIINH@ Linen CAMBRICS -
white and colored cotton do. Irish LINENS in half
pieces, very low LIEN and cotton DAMASK; GA,
"a and 81 Turkey TABLE CLOTHS green do.
cotton HANDKERCHIEF Cashmere SHA WIS !;
cotton do. MarseilIes Veisncia and black silk VEST
INGS; white and striped JEANS; DIMOTIES; Tar
tan PLAIDS; blue and yellow NANkINS; silk and
cotton kELIETS; English GINGIAMS SEER
SUCKERS; coronation CALICO4tS; black and white
silk HOSE /: black, white, slate and mixed worsted
HOSE; Furniture PATCHES /; elk and cotton UNI
BbELI.AS kiddermiuister CARPEIING Meino
PRINCES; Russia DIAPERS spool Cotton shell
side COMBS Ivory DO black and white HOOKS
and EYES; SUSPENDENDERS BUTTONS gen
tlemen and ladies' leather, Kid and silk GLOVES; sew
ing SILKS aud TWISTS, &c &c.
....,ILSO..
Black, blue, OxforI ana ,iarestack mixed
BROADCLOYHS ~ CASSiMERES :;
Factory Sheetngs, Snuungs, Ginghams Checks and
Stripes. tt May Is.