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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-07
DIED,

On Thursday evening last, Mr Jonathan .sfarsen.
in his 8S,h yesr-he has been for s'xly-tive years
worthy member Of the ssbbstsrisn Church in this
town
Ia MiddIctown. on the 2oh ut. Mrs Anna Pea.
BODY, wife Of Caleb Peabody in the 7Sd year Of her
age. In her combined all the virtues that
sttute the afIectiona,e and cndesriug friend.
At Wexford. on the 26 ult. Capt. George Ten
adnt, sged 80 yesrs-a distinguished veteran IN the
revolutionary war.
In Providence, Mrs Hsr~sricne Harrmond widow Of
the late Mr. John 3 Hammond, in her SSH yesr.----
Mr. David 7sgt, sged about 3s--Mrs Mary Con.
a4y, wife Of Capt. Thomas Il. Condy, aged 50
In ast.(;reenwicb. of consumption, on The ist
instant, Mr. Caieb Greene in his 59th year, q worthy
and respectable citiren-Also his son. Mr.. Sa,nhei
4 Greene. in bis 33d year. who survived his father
hut so hours. They we're both inferred in one
grave.
Drowned. on Sunday evening last, near fields
Point "a little below Providence,) Mr.. Oh1er Cap,
Of Pswtucket.
In Savannah, Mr. Samuel G. 7rqfiss, ship carpen.
ter, Of Rhode Island.
Three years have now elapsed, august. 1920, }
since the Census Of Newport was tskcn--which then
contained 1913 families, and 1919 inhabitants. -
srce that period, ll8 heads of families have died,
Qncuding ~ coored). and the whole number Of
deaths for years, ncluding those bs, died at sea-
&c )isA33, Of which 9s were coiored persons.
Births for the same PERIOD 40 far s could be ascer.
tanned, was 720-.Nsr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-07
IRON TRANCE

The following Il an sxtsct Of letter from
respectable house, dsIed Paris, lure Is.
"The news from Spain has become less
encouraging Tor the Fteoeh army. IL sp.
pears, by the Mon'eur, This mos ming, tia,
NINA has s6e'vn himself on she F,oafiers Of
Franer, which circumstance will reisrd tho
opers.cns az Mad,id. Our coast is also
much annoyed by the Spanish cruisers, who
have made some valuable captures. These
CIRCUMSTANCES o,sy sensibly sITec, The state Of
our markets, which have been now Gr two
months nearly IN eemple'e state Of sus.
penss." y. Y. 1lsr. Adp.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-07
.7~asr., (N.R .7nr. Q.

:. s.n..,.. .frisrsa (.EB .iny. 2.
The following remarkable event occurred At Bed.
ford. n. on Thursdsy Of last week A Young girl.
OF about Ia years OF age WAS assisting in the taking
away OF grain in the sbe.ie upon scsfioId on tue
great beams OF the barn, when che accidentally fell
from the scafiold, q descen, Of or s feet, on TO
stake OF the cart shich had Just been uhlosded The
stake passed up the rectum and came out on the left
side near the breast SO that she trans.
fixed upon it. The stake was 90 attached 10 others
by the rave OF the cart, a. il could not be removed
until the others were broken on. when il was forced
from its socket IN The cart and the girl carried out OF
the barn before it could be eItricated fsom her.
During ell which time the girl held ON by the tor OF
the stake. which had passed through her side suic.
lent for her TO tske hold of with both hands six or
seven inches ., least. more distressing situation
cannot be imagined. The leng, OF stake which p-s.
sed through her. measured fun 81 inches and in cir.
cumfetence was inches at the largest and AZ least
Sihches IN the smallest part of il. And what is c.
qualify rensrkable. the Girl is doing very well. and
likely speedily TO recover and has apparently un.
dergopc less suffering than could possibly be concev.
ed ofin such case.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12
Cotton Yarn.

TAMES C.. e. K BARRY being ap-
d pointed Agents BY the Union Manu-
featuring Company Of Maryland" tor the
sale Of their cotton yarn, take this oppor'
tunity to acquaint their friends and the
public that they have just received very
large supply per the Baltimore Packet,
which they will sell 10 dealers IN that artl'
Gle at the
FACTORY PRICES FREE OF EXPENSE.
(trCouRlry merchants who want their
supply, will at once see the advanteg
of receiving that article in Al.xan-
dria at the Baltimore price, Tree OF risk
and freight. The long established suPe.
r,ority Of this cotton over all others manu-
featured in the U. States, makes II unne
cessary TO say any thing further. relative
to its quality. As our supply will be made
weekly, our town and country customers
may rely on their orders being promptly
attended to. They have also on band a
general assortment OF
DRY GOODS,
comprising almost every article in thai
lire, which will be sold very low by
WHOLESALE or retail on accommodating
terms. mar 26
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12
Public Sale

DY virtue OF a deed OF trust, executed
= by Alexander Vei,ch, Ia she suhscri-
Der will be sold at public auction, on he
premises, al II o'clock Goth OF May next,
The following valuable property, 10 wit:
hrx Four TWO STORY BRICK TENE-
ETS. nENTs situated on Prince street,
.ss between Henry and Fsyettt SIS.
-, ALSO. three VACANT LOTS Ut
GROUND, immediately adjoining said tene-
mems. and handsomely situated Tor build
Ing, fronting Oh Prince street, running pa
ralle with and binding On Henry street,
10 an alley And also, three other LOTS
OF GROUND, fronting s'ward on Henry
street, and running parallel with Prince
street, 1873 feet, inches, to the centre OF
the square. =,
The above described property. lying all
toy Their, L. situated IN handsome. b. all
thy, and in proving rarl OF the town 10
thought to make it highly desirable 10 an
individual but it will BIZ divided AMI Oh
lei red al sale, So as to accommodate pur-
chasers. The terms will be made known
at the time and place OF ale,
MATTHIAS SNYDER, trustee.
mar 80 iawts
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12
Sugars, Molasses, Rum, &C

Sugars, Molasses, Rum, &C.
JOHN n. LADD T. Co.
HAVE FOR SALE. ON FAvoRABLE TERMS,
As hhds muscoyado sugars
81 boxes brown Havana sugars
~ bids Inolasses
81 -hhds West India
8 do Jamaica IRUM.
100 bbIs N. England }
10 pipes Cogna, y Marssilles brandy
8 pipes Holland GIN
$50 bbls old rye whiskey
s5 pipes de Arsyos u Blandy & Go.
Madeira wine, IN casks OF lo gals.
40 or casks Pico Madeira, Lisbon
cargo
Tenerife, Sicily, Madeira & currant
so bags Havana and ST. Dom. coffee
IS barrels =. York prime beef
$50 boxes Msrseilies. mar5led, white
and Philadelphia yellow soap
rs boxes mould candles
10 do sperm do
100 tons plaster
90 boxes window glass various sizes
70 dozen best olive oil
Liverpool coarse salt, sperm. and common
whale oil, smoked behring's bkls colouriDg,
weaver. reeds, hops, gIaub salts, ploughs,
cut nails. writing paper, qu'ls, bats shoes,
boots, Havana and Philadelphia segsrs,
6g. 6lberts. rice. cotton, vinegar, sugar
loaf paper, binders boards, &c SC.
march Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12
Notice.
For Rent,

For Rent.
49, That convenient dwelling house
lin on 81 Asaph street, between King
MAS and Prince streets, at present oc-
l cupied by Mr. West Ashton.
Also, A CONVENIENT DWELLING,
with large lot attached thereto. at the
corner of Cameron and Fayette streets.
Also, THREE OFFICES, on Wash
ing ton>stres,, near the corner Of king-st.
Apply Il the Mechanics Bank TO
CHARLES CHAPLIN, Cash'r,
april 10 II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of deed of trust from Ben.
ID jamin Baden and Elizabeth bis wife,
to the subscriber, bearing date on The
18Th July. 1917. and is duly recorded ia
the Clerk. Office Of Alexandra County
Court; | shall, on Saturday the 18th o, A.
pril next at the hour OF IL clock, proceed
to sell on the premises for ready money,
A.~,. 70 thu highest bidd'r that three
HFt story brick house and LOT situate,
Hsks lying and being on The north side
~ of King street, and pext adjoining
John Gruot's tobacco and snutf store
This property will be sold 10 linden nifty
and pay a certain note. drawn by BeDja-
min Baden, payable TO he Bank of Pc.
tomac, by the said Baden and his endor.
sers. On The payment OF the purchase
money. shall execute deed to the pur-
chaser, such as am empowered 10 give.
conveying all the said BsdeD'S right. title
and interest thereto, Ii the money is not
paid within three days after the sale,
the property will Immediately thereafter,
or as soon as convenient be resold at The
risk and cost OF he first purchaser
ISAAC ROBBINS, Trustee.
S, A. MARSTELLER, aucl.
march e9 cots
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12
For Sale or Freight,

For Sale or Freight,
.s.sA. The good schoon'r NARY Dean
No. Smith, master; burtben about 500
barrels, and in good rider for voyage.
Apply to JOHN n. LADD & Co.
Who hare for sale BY said vsssci,
100 bushels Turks Island salt
40 barrels n. E. run
casks whale oil april 8
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12
4. g. CaZenOve Y Go

4. e. CaZenOve Y Go
TTAVE received by the last arrivals
L 4 so bales domestic cotton goods of
every description
bale sup fine sattinetts
5000 lbs cotton yarn Superior quality
$50 kegs cut nails, all sizes
90 bales Alabama cotton
SO baskets fresh Bordeaux salad oil
Also. bu the Robert Fulton, arrived al NeT
York. from liverpool.
5 trunks cambria prints and calicoes
case steam loom shirtings, by the
Gernauia. at Baltimore, from Bre-
men
IL bales Rur'aps
2 cases best Ticklenburgs
apr Q
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12
J he Subscribers

The Subscribers
HAVE constant supply Of the follow
i L ing goods on consignment, and tor
sale on reasonable terms -
A. e. CAZENOVE d Co.
Madeira wine. N. E. Rum
Whiskey
Rorde aux salad oil, Of best quality
Loaf sugar in barrels
Syarm. mould and dIpt candles
American and windsor soap
Segars, American and Spanish
Swedes iron, hoop and rod do
Cut nails and brads, all sizes
Carolina moss
Cotton and cotton yarn
Window glass. all sizes
Duponts gunpowder
Manufact ured tobacco, of the very
best quality
find as usual, q general assortment ef
Amercsn0
s s,:'iss GOODS
India by package or
Wooden piece.
Cotton g.
Linen
feb rs
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12
POETRY.

A SOLACE.
,Tis sweet tn think, that, when die,
There's one will hold my lansuid head,
And let me on her bosom he,
Till every breath of life Is fled.
And when these bearing eyes shall close,
And lose at last their fading ray,
Forever fixed in deep repose,
She'll watch beside my lieless clay.
IT'S sweet to think, that, when I'm dead,
Her eve will pour its sotcst tear.
Her hand upon my green tort shed
The sweetest fiowrets OF the year.
sTis sweet to think We both shall l'e',
Ere long within one common tomos
Till. from Deaths bonds released, WEI ny
TO those blest realms beyond its gloom.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12

New Orleans Sugar, &c.
~ HHDS. prime N. Orleans sugar
~ rs bbIs. Porto Rico do
IS bales cottoa suitable for retailing
288 gross velvet corks
now landing and tor sale by
SAM'L MESSERSMiTH.
Who has in store,
Bakers No. | and 2. and Lapbam's No I,
CHOCOLATE,
in boxes and halt boxes fresh IRON the
mandatory. o.
april 8 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12

For Freight.
1E The schr. HARRIET, Captain
E& Taylor bur,heu 7bo bbls. She IS
an excellent copper fastened vessel, and
will be ready to load to morrow, g. would
prefer freight to some southern port. sP'
ply to h. LApu y 20.
Who have for sale by said vessel,
20 tons plaster
S do grlndstones
Q casks summer stained sperm. oil
march Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12

Withers & Washington
are now opening a very nea, assortment of
SPRING COO DIS:
consisting of
Irish linens and long lawns
Russia and Irish sheeting
Super6ne and low priced calicoes
Pia,i aud stripe Cambria Ginghams
Plain and figured book muslins
Jaconets & swiss do
Book muslin hdkfs
Cambria and common DimitIes
Striped levantines and Gros de Naples
Linen cambria and cambria hdkis'
Plain and figured Canton grapes
Merino points and leila hdkts
Flag and Bandanna bdkts
A g. 6 4 cotton cambrlcs
Jacopet DO
april S u
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12
For Freight,

sx The sloop PRESIDENT, cap
~tain Titcomb; 10 al excellent
vessel. carries about Goo barrels, and will
be ready for cargo in three days:
AnnIv 10 WIN. FON LE q Go.
Who haze reed per sad sioop and for sale
le hog heads I mUscovADo
&c barrels SUGARS.
go barrels N. F.. rum
40 do tanners oil
14.oou feet nercbantabIe lumber
mart ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12
For Boston
For Freight,

For Frelght,
-&W, The good schooner GENERAL
&e& JAt KSON, Nathaniel Lear, mas
ter. burthen about 900 bbIs. and vii! be
ready to load in the course OF this week; a
freight 10 Portsmouth CT Bes'o preferred.
Apply TO ) r. Lh'Ds W
Who have for sale on board so,d Dessel,
loco bushels potatoes
500 lunches onions
A. hrxe- Tould candles
70 barrels No. &2 mackerel
g. bnAe. Goldfish
6 tirkins butter
8 barrels cherry bounce
M boards mar ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12

Bottles, White Lead, etU.
O 5Hamper's porter and wine bottles,
~ just received per siuop Adei'a, from
New York. and for sale bv
SAMUEL MESSERSMiTH,
Who has I'm Store,
900 kegs Eng. and American white
lead, ground in oil
100 mats Cassia
1000 VT ST Domingo coffee
.l8 M superior Havana segars IN
whole, half and or boxes
Is halt chests imperial and gun
powder tea
s. g i sSe s ss'Iy Boxes do do
l2O two % canisters do in boxes
containing 20 Cansters
g bids Antigua rum
4 tierces Cloverseed
IS Or casks Malaga wine
10 do 10 Canary do
IA boxes Sicily lemons in prime
order
10 bbls new prime beef
90 do whiskey
40 bundles sugar loaf paper. DC &c
april !
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12
For Freight,

E2 The schr. CHARITY, captain
2 Pike, burthen 800 barrels; will be
ready for freight tomorrow, which will
oe taken Tor some noltbern port in prefer.
ence. Apply to JOHN H. LADD & Co.
WHO have received per said vessel,
and Of, Tor sale.
loo casks ThOn.as.on lime
400 bushels potatoes
70 barrels apples
march 20
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12

Coarse Salt, etc.
John II. Ladd e Co.
OFFER for sale. the cargo Of schooner
~ Cygnet, of 9ooo bushels Ragged is
land salt, white and of superior qualify !;
the purchaser can have the privilege OF
bonding the duties, il applied for immedI-
atsly.
Also, 8 tons 'razi'ette wood
For Freight.
,4$k The superior schr. Cygnet, capt.
&&X Rich, bur, en- about 300 barrels
will BIZ ready in rhree or four days for the
reception OF cargo. Apply TO
JOHN Ii. LADB & Co.
march 20
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-09
FROM GREECE.

BosToN, Sept. 30.--We are again
furnished with Smyrna papers to the
25ih of July, filled with interesting IN
telligence Of the course of events in
Greece. 1t would appear from this in.
telligence, that the Greeks are on the
very point of being crushed by the su-
perior power of their enemy, and that
their ruin is the more certain, from the
want of concert and harmony among
the mselves. We hope there may be
some failacy in these accounts, and that
the condition of this unhappy people is
net so hopeless as it is here represent
ed: but we feel bound to say, that al.
though the Spectator Orisntat, from
which we derive this intelligence, has
always shewn very little respect Tor
the Greeks, and as little interest IN
their cause, or faith in their success,
vet we have always found, during the
period that we have been accustomed
to peruss this journal. through the
kindness of the friend to whom we are
now indebted, that the intelligence
which it furnishes is entitled TO much
more credit than that which we have
obtained relative to affairs in that quar-
ter, from any other source.
The Captain Pacha landed from t he
feet in the island Of Eubea 1000 men.
By m cans Of this force the siege OF Ca.
risto was raised, and the Turks began
to act on the offensive They burnt all
the villages and endeavored to destroy
all the houses of the Greeks, and Of the
inha bitants a few only saved them.
selves by flying to the mountaine. To
watch these small force only was ne'
cessary, and the rest of the Turks, it
was supposed, had marched towards A
,bens. Accounts from Athens are to
the 4th of July, when it is said that
every thing was in = horrible confusion,
from ito being announced on the l't that
1900 Turks were advancing upon the
city and wsre already arrived at Liva-
dia. and on the 4th we're only three or
four leagues from Athens. 1t was not
known certainly whether this was de-
tachment Of the Ottoman army march
ing upon the Pelopopnesus, or the dis.
possible force from the island of EbGa
A. aeon as the approach Of the Turks
was known, tho Heparch gave Doticet to
tho Europeans and others at Athens.
that they must retire to some other
place for safety, for he ssuld not ana
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-09
From the Norfolk Herald.
KEY WEST.

Mr.. EDITOR,
We have seen with some degree OF as-
constituent, an editorial paragraph in the
Natl, nal Intelligencer Of The Isl inst, sta
ting 10 the people of the United States,
that the government is about sending a
special mission TO Key West, to examine
into the causes Of the disease said to be
prevailing there: this mission TO consist
of Com. Rodgers and four Of the oldest
surgeons OF the navy-wilh full power TO
adopt any measures which the situation oil
the squadron may seem to call for!-Now,
az we have telt great interest Tor our ut
tie navy for the last ten years, and have
viewed its rise and progress with the fond-
est soIcilude. we cannot but look upon
measure, fraught with so much mischief,
and calculated to subvert every thing like
order and consistency as highly prreJudic'al
to the best interests Of the naval service
We hold as fixed principle that the 60
vernmsnt is bound 10 respect the teelins
of every officer in its service, and If 1t does
not. the officer Is either unworthy his COM
mission, or is tar too worthy to serve so
unjust and corrupt government.
Com. Porter is still in command OF the
West India station, and the presumption
is. that be is doing every thing ia his pow
or. for the interest Of the service, and the
good OF the nation in those seas:-Ihen
why withdraw that confidence from Com.
Porter and the officers composing bis
SQUADRON. which was repnsed in them at
the time The appointment was made have
thew forfeited that confidence ? have they
been remiss in the discharge OF their du-
ties.9 or have they showed want OF capa-
ci,y in the execution of them? We do say
there ,s a want OF respect, want OF deli.
cacy, for the feelings and even reputation
of Com. Porter, and the medical gentle
men attached to his squadron, which we
do not view as fair, impartial OF honorable
Here is a mission appointed for the pur-
pose of performing duties, which certain
" Com. Porter would not neglect, and
this al a season when the disease the
prime mover of the mission shall have
passed away. Cum. Porter was on the
spot. and during its utmost virulence en-
coantered all the suffering and DANGER IN
cident 10 his exposed situation, aud was
of course better qualified to Judge OF the
propriety OF abandoning or retaining the
nos;tiou' than others under different cir
commemorative mission is gotten up
too. withou, the privity oil Con-. Porter, at
time when he is absent, and without a
knowledge on the part OF the government,
whether he is prepared 10 settle the point
upon which they are to decide. Is Com.
Porter not competent to pursue such mea-
sures for the safety OF bis squadron, which
their situation uIay call for? Had Com.
Porter no medical gentlemen with him.
0pon whose reports reliance might be
placed? Would they not nave the oest
opportunities Of judging OF the unbeaithl'
ness Of the situation, from actual ooservs
ton during the prevalence OF disease, be,
ing familiar With all its various forms, ana
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-09

t;ca, vessels had been seen tipon that coast
s;nce the schooner which was destroyed 10
Anril last by His Majesty's ship lamar.
Dsnredations have been from time to time
committed By canoes. which is very ditfl.
cult TO detect; but having communicated
with the several authorities upon the coast
they all express determination to use Inc
means al their command in the suppress
sion of these piracies, and their readiness,
to give assistance to any OF the oftcers oil
His Majesty, who may be SO employed
upon their coasts. :,
"A pIratical row boat, with schooner
which she had taken away from GUMS,
were previously destroyed al GuaJaoon, 10
Cuba, on the 9Th July
We regret TO state that the officers aad
crew of the Tyne have been lately very
sickIy, and that she lost her marine omcer'
Lieui & ERR and seven seamen.
The Bus.erd brig, Capt. M'Lean, and
sneedweII schooner, Lieut.. Geary, were
lelt at the Havana by the Tyne, & were 10
have sailed shortly afterwards on cru'ze
off the west end OF Cuba.
KINGSTON, Aug. s5.-Captain Lor'ng'
of the American schooner, Aslrea, which
arrived on Friday from New-York, states,
that the Venezuelan prlyateer Altreoeaa'
Capt Sadeida, which boarded him on The
18th instant, and requested supply OF
water and a few articles, behaved IN a mos
handsome manner, and gave in return some
articles from his vessel for what ne got' and
.riAs in cash, and parted in The most
friendly terms.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-09

The northern papers mention a vessef'
belonging to the Hon. VIM. Gray, OF Bo''
ton. with a cargo worth $4,000 dollars
being taken and carried into Porto Rico.
This is the third vessel that has been taken'
by priv aleers, belonging to that gentle
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-09
PARTISAN FASHIONS FOR AUG.

Pa RlSIAN FASHIONo FOR ho"'
Waiking Drsss.-Csmbric mu''n
redingote blouse trimmed with clear
and muslin cogues arranged in 8 wrss'h
of trefoil. Clear muslin fchu with ON.
broidered collar, sautioT formed very
broad rose.colored satin ribband IS tiea
in q not at the throat. Satin ce'ntars
to correspond, disposed in folds round
the waist, and fast by gold buckle 90,
hind. Rice straw bonnet, ornanen'ea
with plume Of pink feathers. 'PP'a
with mahogany color, placed on QUO !
side. Cashmere shawls, with a wn'''
ground. Mahogany colored slipper"
pale yellow gloves.
Dinner Dreys.-Round dress OF o.
tron coloured red baragas, the skirt"
trimmed with slantipg folds of the same
material disposed in waves each u
which 10 formed by satin agrGtes 60"
sage, cut round and moderately hisn
trimmed to correspond. Tight long
sleeves, finished at the hand BY . wass
looped with satin agrges. Hn"'
gauze turban, with panche Of e'!fa,
coIoured feathers, tipped with ons.s
green and panceau. falling lower ''-"
the shoulder. Necklace OF ruo'es-
Bracelets and earrings Of ormd"t; va
latter 10 in tho form Of serpent now
log an orange 10 his mouth. .GroHas
NGples shoe, of ci.ron colosr. Whf's
kid gloves,