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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-05-21

e. Lac and Interesting Foreign .N'e,es.
By an arrival at New-York on Sunday
last, from Liverpool, London papers to April
%, are received. The French Army passed
the Bidasoa April 7th.-It was supposed no
resistance would be made between Bayonne
and Madrid. At the latter place Regency
was to be established, to which Che " HOLY
Alliance" were to accredit their Ambassadors
We have time but for brief extracts.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-05-21

White Lead, French Green,
led do. Gum Shellac,
BLACK do. Gum Copalj
Venetian Red, Borax-Glue,
Spanish Brown, Sal Am-noniac.
french Yellow, Copal Earnish;
Crome do Japan,
Patent do. Pumice Stone.
Cut Stone do. Rotten Stone.
Verdigris, Emery.
Rose Pink, C?ocas Martis.
Prussian Blne, I.inseed Oil.
Chinese 9Fermilion,I Spirits of Turpentine.,
LitflaTge OF Gold, Gold Leaf,
While Vitriol, Silver do.
Lampblack, Brass do.
Terra de Sienna, Gold Bronze.
Turkey TIMBER, Silver do.
II. 4 NJ. continue Agents of the
BosroN GLASS MANUFAcToRY, and will sup
ply any size or quantity of GLASS upon the
same terms, as sold at the Factory.
Forester, May 81, 1923. CIV
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-05-21
Paints, OIL, Glass, &c.
I'd ICE & MILLER have for

q sale, upon the best terms
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-07
Hn rffE siRoisfAR.

Al, eLat avail "a frnitless signs,
II iI----y still the muse despise
Cease then. oh cease yonr plaintise song,
Nor thus your ariless strains prolong
Al, simple muse in vain you sing,
And touch esch soft melodious string,
Your music brings with il no JOY,
Free as II is from golds aHoy.
Dtl'et thou possess IN orpheus' Ire,
Which rocks and trees did erst inspire,
IL soitest note would fail to move
His unrelenting heart with love.
Did Iiebe' S smiles thy face adorn,
Perhaps he then might gaze on thee
With looks of fond eomplacency
But, simple muse, thou canst not boast
The glittering charms Of midas coast;
Nor Venus grace, nor Hebe's smiles,
Nor cen the arifu syrens wiles.
Cease, then, fond muse, your plalItive song,
Nor thus your ariess notes prolong,
For what avail your iruitless signs
If II----y still the muse despise'
Go yew and cypress round thee Irvine;
With willow bouehs thy temple bind
60 seek each emblem OF despair,
Nor myrtle wreaths presume to wear!
JULIA.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-07
SKETCH OF THE LAWS,

Passed dtthe Session Of the General Assem-
bly Of pirgtntG, phich commenced on
Monday, the Cd Of December, 1922.
!. An act changing the times of holding
certain courts.
2. An act to change the time of holding
the quarterly court of the county of Shen-
andoah, from June to May.
s. An act authorizing certain commits
sloners TO sell and convey part o: the pub
lie ground around the court house IN Nor
gantown, Monongalia county.
4. An act to incorporate the Concord Ii.
brary company ofCampbell
3. An act establishing u town on lands
late the property of John Bradshaw, at
Pocahontas court house, by the name of
Huntersyiile.
6. An act declaring the Cowpasturc river
public highway.
7 An act providing for the solemniza-
ton OF marriages III the counties Of Cabell,
kanawha and Monongalia.
o. An act to establish a town on the
lands OF Moses Shepherd, in Ohio coup-
ty.
9. An act extending the limits of the
town Of Buchanan, and for other purpo-
SEES.
10. An act to continue the inspection
of tobacco al Blackwater warehouse, on
the land of George Cabell, near Lynch
burg.
IL. An act establishing a town on the
lands of William Hunton and others at the
village of New Baltimore, in Fauquier couu-
~.
II. An act establishing several inspec-
sPectlons of flour aud Indian meal in the
counties OF Monongalia and TYLER.
IS. An act authorising Hugh Berry and
John McSpedden, To erect "A dam across
the south branch Of IIolston river.
Ia. An act changing the course of the
dividing line between Scott and Lee conn
ties.
Is. An act incorporating the Fincastle
library company.
10. An act extending the time of bo,.
Ding quarterly sessions for Henrico coun-
ty.
~. An act concerning James keenan,
administrator of William Keenan,. deceas'
ed, N's'aS-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-07
Piasyiraaia o. c. IT, Feb. 1922.

The following letter addressed TO the
President, Directors aud Company of the
Bank of kentucky, was lately published
IN Kentucky paper, signed by L. n. o.
Bannon:
"GESrLEmEs-i ara your debtor, and
am entirely willing to discharge the same :
prorided you agree TO take the currency of
the country, such money as the state has
made for the payment of debts but so long
as your present order exists, Tm4St solemn
~ declare, that iuiA not pay you dollar,
not tren the interest, and thus publicly give
notice TO oil Shrifs, ConstaJles, Baiiifs,
.ndrshaHs, and thtir deputies, that If they
do Serue any Precept on me, preparatory 10
coercion, VILLAS SOON THEREAF1ER AS
! CAN, PUT A PERIOD TO THEIR
EARTHLY CAREER-for hold it as a
right undenlable, that all improper, OPP
pressivc or impracticable orders ought 10
be repelIed,wi,h force"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-07
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.

Mr.. Noah, of the New York Advocate,
says, "thc surveyors and others are busily
at work IN fixing upon the site for the Tx
change, which is contemplated TO front on
| Wall strect-rear on Pine and Cedar
| The ground will cost an immense sum, and
if built on the plan contemplated, the mil
lion of dollars would be expended for the
lot alone! We recommend the commit
tee to visit baltimore, and get the plan Of
their Exchange, which is amply commo-
dlous, and built on the very best model
| can conceive nothing which would be
more accommodating for New York. Its
more commodious than the Exchange in
London and Bordeaux"
."snsS..-
One hundred and t,centy persons died at
Baltimore within the last year, of SMALL
POX. The London bill of morality for
the last year, reports sir hundred and four
deaths by the same loethsome disease.
Has there not been much neglect in both
these cities, to cause such morality when
the means of prev4nti0 was cheap, cel-
tain and near at band
The Pittsburgh Recorder states, that n
small work has lately been published in
that city, entitled, " a Defence of Chris.
tlamty or infdeIity disarmed" 1t is adj
dressed particularly to a Society of Dests,
III Pittsburg ; and generally to sceptics of
every character: BY a Layman.o
...sSs...
correspondent ofthe n. Y. Commercial
Advertiser, at Washington, under date of
Feb, y, writes, that LangdonCheeves, Esq.
and II. Seaweli, OF North Carolina, had
been nominated Commissioners, under the
late Convention to settle, claims relative
to slaves taken away by the British, az the
close OF the late war.
900
public meeting was held, a few DAYS
ago, at Ogdensburg, n. Y. TO take into CON
slderation the proprlety and expediency of
uniting lakes Ontario and Champlain hy a
canal. Resolutions in favor of the Inea-
sure were adopted.
From The NJ T. National .4drocate. Feb. e5.
"A SINGULAR ClRCUMsTANcE.-A per
son III this city who had pretty wife, was
indicted for stealing, and at the last ses-
slons was tried for the offence. His wife
was III court apparently in great distress,
'o "! S''y thoil III He' power
10 excite the ,commsscratien of the iurv.
the man however was convicted, and after
receiving sentence was conveyed TO Bride
well lie found means to trip up the heels
OF both marshals who were guarding him.
and ran away. His affection and duty in
stinctyeiy led him to his home, and on en-
tenng his lady's bed chamber was horror
struck at seeing one of the identical jury
men who had tried and convicted him. in
close and confidential CONVERSATION with his
wife.
See how yon justice rails upon yon simple
iiark In thine ear---change places,
An, Ana handy dandy, which is the Justice
Which is the thief
Thou rascal beadle, hold thy bloody hand -
sD %p' NC. king Lear.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-07
THEAGREEKS.

A letter from an American officer, now
IN the Mediterranean, says--"I observe n
vast deal in the public prints relative to
Greek affairs, aud pretty generally ndis-
position to credit the accounts of their snc-
cesses. But whatever may be said to the
contrary by the holy Alliance" and their
advocates, know that the cause is going
on gloriousIy, and if they are not interfercd
with, there is every rational ground for
believing that they will succeed, il not to
their immediate and full emancipation, at
least to the great bettermcnt of their con-
dition.n
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-07
THE PRrSfnENG

A letter from member of the Indiana
Legislature 10 his friend in this place states,
that Mr. CLAY had more friends in that
body than any other candidate, that he is
gaining ground aud concludes the subject
by saying :" have 10 doubt he will be
supported by this State"
Frankfort argus.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-07
90

a bold attempt AT the trial of a late
cause IN Montreal, one of the parties, John
May, was committed for n contempt
charged with putting five dollar bill in
the hand Of man about to be examined
as a witness.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-07
THE VIRGINIAN.
ruISFfh ssp FvstisnEe ~
PIEAsANTS, BUTLER Il co.

pauaf,snFRs OF TIE Laws OF THE usioN
.Ma.a e opposite .iiessrs- 1 fiRsohs' clayior's
a Tie sen,' weekly Paper al 81, aud Tue
Weekly fapar, At - per anumi payable ID
advance. =--No subscription vii BE- received tor
= ess tire than six months aud ne paper III
iis discontinued ebut .; The discretion Of lie
I.dforsl uniil al ..TrearfFes afe PAID.
a. Advertisements vii h. Inserted al o.
cents per square ior ie.s) tie aTs, timo, and
- ID eeiiis fer each continuance. Those
from distance must be paid Tor previous 70
their insertion. or s1lp paytne assumed b.
some responsible person in LyGeBharg
A. Al litter addressed 10 the Liiiors mus
be- ragr ram. ~ they viii mol be attended TO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-07

ilcdisl hcuefl uiiefenee VII cohhehCt
at this pac, on "Wednesday The 10Th inst
Il "OM Blue Conf" writes on subject oil
but little Importance. The insertion oi his
communication would injufe Us, without the
remoies, possibility OF attaining his object
The conduct lie so severely saiifzcs, is OF so
common occurrence, that like summer.
cloud. il passes DER or heads, without c1.
citing the least won1eri Our correspondent,
too. would not hear even tie bna2'ng OF the
hornets which his remarks would arouse,
whilst ire should be in the mills, Of the nest -
we recognize in Old Diut Goat an old cor.
respondent, from whom we should be glad 10
rear oftener, and on subjects calculated 10
give wider scope to his talents
IT The Inst No. OF the North American
Rerieio contains a cfih9lse on Mr.. fuckers
work, entitled " Essays on various subjects Of
Taste, Morals and National Policy We
give the following extracts:
"The characteristics Of the essays through
ont are good sense, clear perception, absence
OF all dogma,i,m, and freedom from passion
nna-a polemical spirit. There Is no effort To
nsloniSi with brilliant pnradoscs or over.
whelm with arrogant defamation and tho
r1any Of the subjects of the essays have else.
where led 10 angry controversies, our author
has treated them throughout with the uFbanity
al gentleman
The literary execution oi these essays
correspond, with their more internal charhc.
ter. The style is neither negligent nor pnin-
fiils elaborate; but cvinces nj once ease and
care. There is no parade OF ornament, no
al.uttatlnn OF piainnrss. II discovers a famil-
irrily with polite literature, bod modern and
ancient, but Is not hurdened with quotntioas
Should we name fault in II, IL would be its
occasional languor. Many OF the subjects
present, on every side, views OF deep interest
10 ilie human heart but the language is apt
To want glow"
The New York Evening Post, spenking of
ihe forth American Review, SAYS;
."The fame of this work Is already cstnh.
lished II must be rs firm as that OF the Ed
inhurgh. or Quarterly Reviews, aud It's celeb.
ritz will be as lasting as any portion of A
nerican science analicraturc. Its principles
are national ana patrioic-iis views liberal
and cnhghiened--and lis style ehaste and Vi.
porous, We consider this work an ornament
10 the country, aud we are happy 10 see i,
proudly holding triumph over all pecuniory
obstacles.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-07
IYNcnBGRG, MARCH 7. 1919.

He arc requested to state that The Me.
taodi.i General conference viii commence
at this plac, on "Wednesday The 10Th inst
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-07

Major II. Lee has prepared for ,publica-
iion tract for the purpose of indicating
the memory of his father Gen. II. Lee.
In regard both to his services as soldier,
and his credit as writer, which he con-
ceives 10 be injrriously assaled by Judge
Johnson, in his skeiches of the life of Gen.
Gresne.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-07

Enterprise ofthe Uea,--It is proposed
inCinclnatti, Ohio, TO build and fit out two
vessels of $50 tons burdcn, and a tcnder
of 70 or 90 tons, for a Sealing and VIVA
ling voyage, TO the Pacific or Indian o.
cean.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-07

Young .Napoicon,--His Majesty the
Emperor of Austria has appointed his
grandson, the Duke of Reighstadt (the
young Napoleon) Sergeantn the regiment
Of Infantry Of the Emperor.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-07

Iniemperence.--According to the official
Reports from both cities, it seems that in
London during the year 1892, there were
but four deaths frem intemperance, With
population Of thirteen hundred thousand ::
and in the city Of New York, with a popu
lation of only one.tenth of that number.
the deaths from the same cause were for.
tyt6nr.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-07

From South CGroiina.-We learn that
JoHN WILSON, JOSEPH Glsr, STARTLING
TUCKER, and A. X. GovAs, all Members
OF the present Congress, are elected Mem
Der sol the next Congress. 1t is thus as
certe!ned that, in eight out of nine dis
trlcts in the State the present Members
are re-tlected. The ninth Districts not vet
decislA ely heard from. III.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-07

A public meeting was held, a few days
ago, at Ogdensburg, n. Y. 10 take into CON
slderatIon the proprlety and expediency of
uniting lakes Ontario and Champain by
canal. Resolutions in favor OF the !nea-
sure We're adopted
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-07

The Pittsburgh Recorder states, that 1
small work has lately been published il
that city, entitled, A Defence of Chris
tanity ; or InfdcIty disarmed" 1t is ad
dressed particularly to Society of Deists
III Plttsburg /; and generally to sceptics o
every character: BY Layman."
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-11
PAYABLE YEARLY.

" med Yarrow, lately died at Georgetown, Col
aged l35.-By law lately passed in s Car
oiina, any tree negro or person OF color coming "a
any port in that state, either as cook, steward,
mariner, or otherwise. is liable to be put gaol
I'll the vessel departs. The Captain i to pay the
expense ofhjs detention and carry him away, IN
der penalty Of $1,000 and two months imprison-
nent' lfnot carried away, the free person OF
color IS to be held as slave, and sold and half
the proceeds is given to the sheriff rs an induce
ment to vigilance in his Office. The constitu-
ton OF the Y. States, declares, the citizens Of
each state shall be entitled to al the privileges
and immunities Of citizens in the several states
Several cattle, one horse; and MANY hogs,
have lately died Suddenly on Long Island, sup
posed OF llydrophobia; black girl has been
bitten and considerable alarm Drevais.-
The flour mills of Hon. Stephen Van Rensselaer,,
at Albany, n. Y. were destroyed BY fire on the
night of Jan. 3d. Loss, 20,0O0 dollars
Gen. Wilkinson was in Mexico when Mr.. Poin-
seu lett; he bad not accepted any ofice under
the emPeroryas reported, but was prosecuting
certain claims Of New Orleans merchants
Professor bindsly ofPrinceton, is elected presis
dent q Cumberland college, at Nashville, Tenn.
The pewter works near Wilmington. Del.
"sre blown up Jan. 31st Six persons were
Killed. and or 80 bruised and burnt as 10 give
but little chance Of recovery.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-11
MRS. MURRAY.

I
- ESPECItULLY inform, tue public that her
IL STRING QUARTER VIII commence the
hfsi OF April at her Academy in Pleasant Street.
Tor The instruction Of Young LADIES in the fol.
loving branches, VIZ Reading, Writing, Arith-
meiIc' English Grammar. Geography, Astronomy
with he use of the Globe, History, Rhetoric.
Chemistry and ConIF position.
ALsO--She W ork. Wax Work, Pauer Work.
f",gree, Drawing and Painting 10 Water Colours.
embroidery and all kinds of Needle Work. on a
new ami improved plan.
TER ms; for day Scholars, from S. to g. per
quarter.
For BOARDFRS, including Board and TUT
iioR' 10 any, or all OF the abovenamed branches.
per quart3
Mr.. VI. refers those who may feel inclined 20
trust 10 her the instruction Of their children an,
are not acquain ell with her qualifications and
success as an instruCtress, TO the Rev Mr.. Ten.
ornrck, the Hon ]. rockingham the Hon. Bar
rett Potter, 'he Hon, A. Ware and Mr..
Willis.
Music, French and Italian Ianguage-, taught
al The above Academy, by Mr.. NOLCiNL.
Portland Feb. 4, 1928. CIV.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-11
DOMESTIC.

An act has passed the legislature Of Massa-
chusetts which puts parishes on the same footing
as they are In this state. II passed in the House
81 to 41.--The N. Y. American remarks,
that in the event Of war between France and
Spain our commerce will have the advantage of
principles, which are recognized in our existing
treaties with both the bellgerents viz. that
g free ships make free goods = and that the
property Of enemies, except contraband goods,
is protected by the flag of the neutral nation"
The same exemption is also extended to the
persons of enemies on board neutral ships, exl
cept soldiers, or others in actual seryice.--
Republican members Of the Massachusetts legis-
lature have recommended J. @. Adams, for the
presidency.---We have received catalogue
Of the officers and students of Hampden Sydney
College, Vir. The faculty consists Of Presi-
| dent and three tutors, one ofwhom is also pre-
ceptor of the academy in connexion with the
college. There are ia seniors, IA juniors, 28
sophomores, 48 freshmen, students reciting
with the college classes but not candidates far
degrees, and 10 in the academy total 140.
The college appears TO be rising Harrison
G. Otis is nominated for Governor in Massachu-
| sets, and Daniel Noble for Lit. Gov. Another
party proposes William Eusts, and Levi Lin
coln.--In N. Hampshire, Gen. Dinsmoor and
Judge Woodbury. are in nomination for Govern
or, both of the same party.--Mr. Poinsett
member Of congress, has just returned from
! Mexico in the John Adams He went out Il
get information to the government and insti
ltutions of that new empire and will probably
have something important to give US. In Mex
leo be found number of those, who had follow
ed Gen Long in his expedition against Texas
were in prison. They were released through
his mediation, and have returned with him.
Three men near Greensburgh, Penn. were eui
ployed in boring the earth for salt water, wbeI
fame burst from the well and burpt them .
badly "a to esdanger their hYss.-A Moor
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-11
TWO DOLLARS PER ANN.
JOHN ID. GARDNER.

Commission Merchant & .4uctioneer,
No. 5, CEsrRALROw, FoREsrsrrr
Has JUST rece'0ed and offers al Private SALE,
IN IN bales Dover bleached Shifting.
"a ~ bales Brimfeld bleached Sheetipg and
Snirtlng-2 bales Menson g.
bales superior red, white & green American
Flanneis,
80 pieces Sattinetts, assorted
bales fine and superfne Broadcloths.
bales blue Plains,
I bale Swanskins,
pieces superfiue Carpetins,
Ouf1ls-kersey-Cass es---Hosiery-Crayats
-Gioves-cross bard Canton Handkfs, sc. &C
Also
~ bbls. Old Whiskey, Com Pitt.burs,
l0 NJ Spanish Cigars,
10 kegs manufactured Tobacco,
fhompson's Yellow Snuff.
100 sets Trace Chains,
Small invoice Of German Mill Saws @Halhaol,s ,,
1 cask Dotch Coffee Mills.
Portland, Feb. d, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-11
CHARLES BLANCHARD,

No. 3. Merchants Roso, Portland.
LAS .ecently received $50 Crates, hhds. and
IL boxes Of Crockery, Glass & China Wares,
consisting Of Plates. Bowls, jugs, Mugs, Basons,
Teas. Tea f.. Sugars, Creams, &c. &c. &C.
i.iue Printed Dining Setts-Glsss. such as De-
canters. Gut, Plain, and mouled, Tumblers,
Vines. Salts, Mustards. Dishes. stand and sock
- Lamps few pair cut with shades.
Tea Seft. Furnished, ename d, ladscape, &C. a
small assortment, OF Hard Ware.-Among the
above are some wellassortedCrates for the coun-
nv trade. Ware repscked as usual.
Oct. 90. (eopis.) (eopostf2
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-11
SEVENTEENTH CONGRESS-
SENATE.

Friday, Jan 24-Resolued Tha, the Sec,ot.,,. of
me treasury be requested inform the Senate fauv
ioans OF money, to any amount aud the purpose tof
"nIch the same have been made from the 1reasnry
q any individuals Or Banking institutions since VII
s' Oh January 1878 and; If any, whether such loans
50 made, have yet been repaid or in apv manner 80.
suatey secured, 80 that the government wiz Ultimate
ly be satisfactorily secured
Wednesday, Jan. 29.-Mr. Rodney resigned his sess
10 the Senate IN consequence Of his acceptance of g
mission to Buenos Ayres
resolution 10 appropriate St2s 575 66 in full dis.
charge Of the claims Of George for militia services
performed IN 1872, 3, and A. was agreed to without
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-11
Chelmsford Glass.

TUS received at No. 5. Central Row. Fore
~ STREET, an additional supply of CHELMS-
FORD GLASS assorted sizes. Among which
are 7-3- 7-9 8-10--10 II.
The subscriber is selling the GLASS at Boe-
ton prices with the exception Of freight DC. am
thirty per cent. lower than 1t has formerly beer
sold in this market.
Dealers wishing to obtain GLASS Of size not
usually put M, can have their orders for any
size executed at sh ri notice, By leaving then
with the subscriber. JOHN ID. GARDNER.
Portland, Feb. 4, 1923. t.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-11

NEW GOODS-Vig:
SupeJ6ne, middling f. low priced BROAD
Do. do. do. CAssIMEREs !;
Ladies Cloth-Duffils-BIan
Cashmere shawis- Long Shawls
Merino Points-Coroline Piaids;
Green Booking Bomsazetts, twilpd hgur'd
and place
1 black Rombaziue--bIue Rattinet
Twi'J Gag Handkerchiefs--bIack italian
Handkerchiefs
Fancy silk Handkerchiefs--twili'd German
Handk ercbefs;
Plaid Ssrsnets--hgur'd black silk Vestisg;
Black silk Velvet--W oolen VestiDgs
Women's black and slate color'd worsted Hose
Mems worsted, wool and Angola half Hose
Chiidrea's worsted and wool socks;
Women's black and white kid Gloves;
ChiIdren's q loves Mem, black Gloves;
Cotton Umbrellas Linen
Chip,z Furniture--black CambfirE Grape;
< Twill'd and plane GalIoons--Tafita Ribbons
Linen Check-Lancaster sheeting Il Shlrtings
Spool Cotton-SiIk and Twist
Coat, vest, gilt and silk Buttons
bale Ca RPETING.
Also
Live Geese and common FEATHERS
Badiicking, Frages, Laces. &c.
BEDS made. at short notice
PAPER HANGlNGS, great assortment
Nov. 5. 1922.