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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-03-26

These Drops generally give ease in
most cases of Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, Difficult
ty OF Breathing, Wheezings, Tightness of the
Chest, Consumption, and Pain in the Side
The aged will experience relief equally agree
bic and instantaneous, even when the lungs
are affected.
OF BE Particular that each genuine
bottle has " ANDERsoN's CoUGH DRops,,
stamped on the bottle; and that each of the
directions are signed, in writing, by JAMES
MhLLEN. No others are genuine.
Sold by ABRAHAM LINCOLN. and JER-
EMlAa ROBINSON, Worcester; Henry Put
nam, Western; Bah & Fay, Northborough
Capt Carpenter, Uxbridge; Samuel Leeds e.
Co. Milford; Z. Hunt & Son, Northampton
Lorenzo Bull, Druggist, Hartford; DR.. Whit.
ney, and George II. Tillinghast, Providence
Bond g. Mayo, West Brookfeld and whole,
sale, by BARTLETT & BREWER, No. 10. Corn
hill, Boston.
GF Price, One Dollar for large, and Fffty
Cents for small bottles.
Oct. 80, 1922. snoow
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-03-26
Hacer''iH, (JNGss.) .4ug. IL, 1921.

This is to certify, that /, the Subscrib-
or, had been afflicted with the Asthma for twen-
ty years, and the paroxysms were often so vo-
lent as nearly to deprive me of breath. During
one of the most violent returns Of the Asthma.
was advised to try Anderson's Cough Drops,
and did so and, to my surprise, | was very
soon entirely relieved, and felt no more of the
Asthma for six months. Upon a return of
paroxysm of the Asthma, | have made use of
the same Medicine, and it has invariably given
me relief. As It respects the Asthma, and its
attendant symptoms, difficulty of breathing.
&c consider Anderson's Cough Drops rem
edy, IN praise Of mhieh TOO much cannot be SAID.
i further certify, that my son-in-aw had for
some time been supposed to be past recovery
OF Consumptive complaint, when advised
hia to make trial of Anderson's Cough Drops,
and from the use OF them, he has so far recoy.
cred his health as to be again able to attend II,
his business. JOHN LYSCOM, Surgeon.
DOrer, ON. H.) Oct. l, 1921.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-03-26

fresh supply of the above Medicine
just received, and for sale, in Worcester, hy
ROBINSON and A. LINCOLN; in Leices-
ter, by II. Mcfarland; in Brookfeld, by A.
klmball, Bond & Mayo, and Newell & Walker;
In Western, by II. Putnam; in Ware, by Hol-
brook Dexter; in Belchertown, by Dickin-
son 4 Strong; in Lancaster, by II. l. G. Car
ter; in Leominster, by II. Allen and ]. Ran
dali; in Westminster, by J. Wood and Whit
man d Jones; in Temrleton, by E. Stone and
A. Lee u Co., in Westborough, by B. Park
man Y son--and by some persons in all the
principal towns in the United States.
Dec. 18, 1929. con ~
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-03-26

A scenick representation of the tor
lures of the Inquisition has been exhibit
ed at New-York. On Thursday last, the
receipts were for the benefit of tn
New Presbyterian Church. 1t is little
remarkable, that Protestant Church
should be able to derive benefit from
this source.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-03-26
WHEATO Ms
ITCH OINTMENT.
Price, Ihirty-seven and half Cts.l
HNHAT noted ITCH ONT
n MENT prepared by J. WHEATON
has been too long in use and its character too
well known, to need any recommendation.
also,
WheatOn's well-known
JAUNDICE BITTERS.
ALSO,
DAVENPORT'sBILIOUS PILLS.
DAVENPORT's BILIOUSPHLS

These celebrated Billions Pills having met
with appreciation from the PubliclS, as being a
safe and good Medicine, it is useless to attempt
long epistle in favour of them.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-03-26

Literdry.--Mrs. Rowson, author of
+" Charlotte Temple" is now employed
in preparing for the press a sequel t.
that tale, entitled "Cbarlotte's Daugh-
tiers, or the Three Orphans
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-30

mentioned letter Mr. c ioos not think !, NECESSARY
to make a formal reply TO Al. de Chaieaubriands
letter since, ~ effect, admins all The material pro-
positions, ol the note oi Mr.. &. 10 which il was an
answer. Mr.. I. then proceeds To make few gen.
eial remarks upon the letter of NJ. de Chatcaubri.
anu from which we take the following Will,
respect to that paIt OF NJ. dc Chateaubriands note
winch describes The nature Of the demands intended
10 he made 10y France upon Spain, and takes credit
Tor the moderation of them your excellency will no,
ail to observe, that difference with France aud
tue Allies throughout, is to the arrangements
winch II might be desirable To obtain from Spain, hu,
as 10 The pr"e'pIe upon which France 7nd the Allies
propose Ia require them
we d'sclaim for ourselves, add DENY for other
powers, the right OF requiring any changes in the in
'ernal institutions of independent states with The
menace oi hostile attack IN case of refnsal-The
moderation ol such demands in no degree ius,6es
~ our eyes such mode of enforcing them and ihi,
distinction is the more important 10 keep steadily
IN view, and To impress upon the French government
nj moment when, for their sake and az their de.
sire, we are suggesting SPAIN in lone of friend
counsel, alterations similar 10 those which France
~ proposing as the alternative of hostilities"
To he continual
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-30
slTuATInN MANTEn-

YOUNG man W no has been brought up in clerks Office
NJ superior cour Of law, and also 81 court
wishes To- engage as IN assistant ip either Office IRE
sent year, or ~ The office Of attorney law Letters
directed To- J. H. at VieborOugh. Caroline county w Doe
immediately attended to- Moderate wages will be- required
un ne 10y his merit Re is deserving ef heer
lie can produce satisfactory evidence OF his qualifications
February 10. qf-cff
I CiihNCEHY- Mathews county court, March a. So
a. Christopher Tompkins RI
Against
Charles Atkinson and fartre nrgs. DsOe
This day the plaintiff hy his attorney nrd filed his
blu against the defendants and appearing the satsfac-
ton Of The court that the defendant arbee Digs Is not an
inhahnn 0i this state IL ordered that he appear here ON
tie second Monday w June and Inc PLAINTIFF.
hill md give security for performing such decree as the
court may make herein; and that cop, this order be-
forthwith Inserted IN newspaper published in the M
Of RichmOnh and continued Tor months sncc.ssyeiy
and hat another copy be- posted up the front door OF the
courthouse " this successive eourt DAYS
vOus 90 the said second Monday W June next
a copy-Teste, TIL. q. YEATMAN. G. .
April TO- uO-,sao
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-30

GREEABLY n The wishes nud requests Of ali the mar
ties interested, shall ofcr for sale 10 the highest
hdder " the aie residence of MrJames Nesx derese6
OF 'rors county nl the pershsbe pronert belonging
7" me sad esnie consisting NJ valuable stock of everg
tNl"nH genrral sesnrfneuf ~ nltniation utensils
aod h.useot and kitchen furniture Of excollent oatv
me above sale VIII f0kr piace Fritv he 6 OF JnDs
next, when The terms VIII b. n,nie knne ~
SAM III I. WILLIAMSON, Curator.
''7. go G-.H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-30
To TIE Editor 49, Ne,r Gloh..


Sir Permit correct nm article that arueored II,
your paper Of Monday, under the If Extrorinorv
Inventions" relating to DR. Church, Printing Agpnrafus
which as IL there stands conveys = wrong impression rs,
Pectng IL The printing that has been con
having fiat surfaces, and though rapid in giving OF he
hnest Impressions is IN is
with either the composing type founding machines
Neither has Dr. Church asserted heinz
able by his composing machine keep pace with lie
most rapid speaker Is there hut he has been
enabled single machine to up types and with
more correctness Than four eomposors could do in the
saiue time.
IL IS correctly stated that little loss Of metal akes
place ~ casting the types the atmosphere i. excluded
from the metal when in fluid and the only conner-
ton there is between the composing and -Cou,dins
nhchnei is thts-tho typeOuuding machine rposits the
types in the the order they required m the
posing machine, 10 which the afterwards iaken " hen
required for
IL Is also true That the orm, after being used is returned
to tue melting pot and the types Reproduced anew as Ibis
mode Of distributing IS much rapid Than the present
neibOd' ana besides ensuring ptrfscf drJufoB also
ensures new and perfect cement If the ves in t
order required for the composing machine wen as pro-
ducing perfect letter.
From tie machinery he has already constructed and the
experiments made IN the various branches OF his Printing
be anticipated.
chinery. VEDITas
London March ic, 1928
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-30
MIR. CANNING.

In ms speech, in opposition To the repeal of
me foreign enlistment bills, speaks of Wash
lnSton As his political guide we hone that
Mr.. Clifford, the editor of the Quarterly Re-
view, will not play the part of Lord Castle
Ireagh, Mr.. Cummings predecessor in the Min
lstry, and resign his Office like him, when he
reads this compliment TO America
wished 10 seek Il guide IN 81 system Of neu-
trahy, l should take that laid down nv America m
The days OF she Presidency OF Washington and The
oecreiaryshp of Jefferson. In 1895 compl,in,s
were made 10 the American government thai French
ships were allowed To fit ont and ann in American
ports, Tor The purpose of attacking British vessels IN
direct opposition To the laws Of neutrality lmncdi.
h'eiy upon tins representation, the American govern
"chl heii, mat such "a fitting contrary to the
laws el neutrality, and orders issued prohihi,-
ING the arming of nuv French vessels IN America
ports. AT New York, u French vessel flung on,
was se'zed, delivered over the tribunals sn con-
demned. Upon that occasion the American ynvern-
ment held, That such fitting out al French s,ips in
Amer'can ports, for The purpose of cruising asaIns,
EngIsh vessels, 90 incom,aiilc ,vith tie
sovereignty ot the u States, and tended TO intcrrpl
the peace and good understanding which s,,i,sis
between thai country and Great Britain Herr
contend, Is The principle of neutrality upon which,
we ouSh 10 act IL upon thu princif c than ,br
bili IN question enacted ! do nov now preicnd
10 argue III iavor OF system olneur;iy but IL be-
tag declared that we ntend tn remain neutral cal
npoh you To abide by that declnratou, so lang as
II shali remain rnaercd. No matter what utter inr
course we my he inclined 10 adopt no matter whe-
'r, nj some Interior period, the honor aud
OF me country May force into u war STILL while
we uecare ourselves neutral, we are bound avoid
passing the strict line of demarkaiiuu. When war
umeS come II come II must, LEI ms rnter in'o Il witt,
All me sprt and energy which becomes MS as u great
anu independent nation II II does come let IT he ~
"-'sunce ol some injury attempted, or in eknr
satisfaction for some violated treaty (; but IN Gnd' s
name let Il not arse out or peti(oggisg attempt to
cruise or fight ior gain. (Cheers) lie, us not ~ all
s.Hn'S' ne snrnked INTO war. s,y again,
mem to adhere 10 II, and hy dong we shall IN
The event OF any necessity for abandoning that sys.
ION, he the he'ier ahe To with effect, upon a.
require.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-30
Commissioners Office. Rich-l
mOnd, Nav y 1923

ChANCERY-M rules hoIdeu in the clerk 5 office 49,
Lawson Burfooi, " f p1.
.igainst *
William Ne~h'; Leroy Newly, Patsey Newly Naney
TLc' 5'.; 49,. ". ,..H.,n,WVpA; Dffs.
AVPr'hc" AMI given security according 20 the aet of As
niy a'd ibe rules Of this and appearing by sn
t'irhcr hat he Is not an nhabitsnt OF this com
"n"e"" u i ordered that the said defendant do ,unea-
H' q" before the d donday ia June next aud answer
,,r,i,;,t ''J P'lnh ana that copy ef this
prth"ith published IN the Richmond Enquirer fr eio,
TetS successfully, and another copy pos ed M The front
u "I the courthouse Of this cruntv Tor two successive
uhSs previous 10 the said Nou,lnv In ue ueyt
AMI, 10 H''lF--ies'e AUNNALLY, DC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-30

Casted Stctes Court, fOh Circuit and T'ir-
ginir Distrioi, December -, 1929.
M LILLIAN RAE aud Julia Litlet dale, exeeuter1 -
w and execuirix of William Robertson Il ddereale
executor OF john Lidderiae deceased, Pts. ne
Against 60
James Lyons, administrator dc bonis non of John
Robinson deceased DEN Z
For appearing the court n Is ordered
report OF commissioner made I'm this cause be recon-
united to the said commissioners, FOR him complete the
same 10y reporting the between Peter LYONS sur
"ving admor &r of John Robinson deceased and Tie
tate OF the said John Robinson stating specially such mat
iers as either party shall require And further
h Tue snid commissioner make report of debts thai
nave been paid by the administrators said shn Roh
nson stating the dignity of each debt in the cour. of nd
minisraton and that the said commissioner make an
relation to the matters reported by in the said repor,
ar" thh he receive additional evidence in relation 10
tue uepis now due from the Of the John Ron
anu report thereon and IL j. further ordered thar ans
o Inc estate of the said John Robinson may he ne
hoerv to exhibit their claims before the
"u tht Ne report thereon stating such matters sperin
as ne may think proper, the parties require 10 ~
80 ''tu ana that the creditors il any may apprse,I
y, ls ORDER the commissioner is publish the same for
three months successfully the mi,
lished in the city of Richmond. re- pun
copy-TeSie, RID JEFFRIFS CHI
OoTMHlsSloNER'S OFFICER The parties Interested
hichnIond Sd Mo. 6th, 1925 are desired IN ,aL n.
n nave appointed the sixteenth the stb nion,t
uneJ next Tor carrying Into effect of he
courts on which DAY mt nine o'clock a. NJ their
is required AT office in this CITY with NJ, ,bo nns
any WI on or before that day produce their claims
perry authenticated. ~ 'i"i"'s pro-
Mo-, :, THOMAS LADD nc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-30

benl"inin H. Multi in and John q Matthews mn,
@ te nnon OF the plainiii hg his attorny and II an
i 's '" '", ION OF ihf thar he defendant
Ne'J"h' ~ Muuihin is not nhaLitdnf of this con,on
, ',l u1' process ca"no be served upon him il is
''leIfu hi The said defendant npear here ON or e,re
the third Monday in August next and ru,r his
n give security according TO The Assembly, and the
Iult'"i 'ms court and tiai copy tbs order ~ lor-
with inserted n tine Enquirer sai ,r In ,I 80;
OF hIehmond for wo norths ard another cony
posted NJ Tue front doorof the .nurhoue Of Ibis
A., n eoFy-Tesie, WAi. d. MATTHEW'S Cik
N..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-30
co,,uIccro,,,Nco py-IeSt,
March II.


JptStrtct. November so. i912--
w ALIEh DU eS'or of the last will and tesamentN :.
W. of John Graham, deceased Piaint;S. =
Thomas TAYLOR John G. williams and MARY Ann c. 2
aaary Ann Ir'ngan) his wife, William Byrd Page exc :
ilaquelne - Harvie, Edmund Rootes nlicbaei W. q
n:, rhip Rogers, John Brockenbrough and 3
Upon the motion Of the plaintiff the court DOH irec,
Miami ~ , ION to state first the due 10 the
we h9nd to Mary Ann Cringan, in the proceedings me-
trust TO Dan; nn, pau The property in the deed of
ID lhrVe as trustees, has been for the benefit NJ H.,
re ni William Byrd decreased, aud the amon"f
~ w p'''ee'i' n such saleS with the application hcroaS
whether ilrre I've surplus the aid sales reni
tbiri s,ing ne enin OF he said represcutativr;
rus enii"red Sa'h been Sld the benefit Of ,.
"th' M'charl w. Hancock the amount ~ tho ,,ro
o' such sales, with the application thereof aud
49,, f any surplus OF THE said remaining aCter 80;
Niig mat ci'im; fourth, the due from the de5
H 'i'ip ROGERS, on account of the claim nr,irs, ~;
49,; w '>,.ssed to TIE said John Graham in his ne
~ u defendant Thomas Tavlur and whether the sad
"u's 'hyor can make title the propnrtinn or Tho ), ~
~, rae ct ian sold by the said Thomas Tavlor ANA
-. o""' 'ohh br"ckenirough TO the said Pbn Re-
scs' ana NIT what is wanting complete The iii,
~ ~ -, ~ anS Nnd what incunhrancc hath heen given
'.u noliS Iaylor TO the defendant Bcnami,, liar
rsoa np1n the rrores in the deed n( irs mention
10, 49,, TT,I l"n ordeT that the defendants Dan
49, 'A' innlina Y" FOOTE'S and Jaquelin Is. IIarvie
aforesaid, Il" sell all the unsOli trust nr,oery
highest bidder ,o m at public auction the
ana hty dollars and upon credit of twelve and eebIes
amer having given notice OF the and Mace az ale g.
TWO we"SS successfully in more of the
punished IN tn; city of Richmond (the nurcnsas 81, r.;
bond and security with trust upon e proner ~
secure pn,inen of the purchase MONEYS y that The sad
trustees pAy the net proceeds into ,hc
,soonnt ana Deposit of the Bank Uu,e states M
may hereafter make concerning the same ana ,,s, ~
report 'heir proceedings to the
m a copy-resie, RICHARD JEFFRIES CHI
The parties concerned r,ay take notice tat have -,
We +'i DAY ofluly next for carrying the above or
at my office with their papers and accounts.
Commissioners Office. Rieh-l NiE' Nj |
mon', Nav p 1929 5-wtdT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-30


Clear me Course ! Our Union Races ngSt-werk
VIII m'k' more noise than New Marker or EPSON
anu Eclipse eNciIe more interest, than the famous
hl'ey Moses, belonging our friend The Duke of
YORK Strangers are pouring in from all uuarterS
We nave White hats aud saow faces from the south :
IoSN cheeks and cunning phizZes from the cas-; !:
cohhhy 'a"s from The north and few of the know
ing ones from the west current and rncurreni mo-
ney quite plenty race course crowded each ,,ov
Weh'y horses ia'nIng, and every effort made bear
~ IS impossible 70 shy how The thing will o. The
sou'herners are full Of money and read, TO bet anv
sum against Eclipse the nurih is also ready tn pouv
"P any ming III hrhu oi their iaVOu,e rrel. Much
speculation and jock, lug ON tile Inps Oar w III
street. Brokers wont ionch The stock Harry Sptipht-
lni, has cool $500 on Eclipse ditto Rn..ln Care
less ditto Jack Humdlu Tom Tick S2gOD do
baron Nlbem do. Ihr Hon. lack Shuficr 81 500
captain Snacks 81 800 Billy Wagfal iopether w,f,
thousand minor bets of hats, coats boots et cetsr1
These offers have been promptly backed NV tbe
knowing ones OF Pedee, the Saniee, the Waccamaw
aud the Roanoke, who all on The giuuad yyi,b
thelr Iillle meyers, and appear be up 10 thing
two. -
In The mean lime nothing is heard but The races
FRANK Sporuve has new Baruche, Tomaty Smash
EN- new Gig and iandem-lois ni croD tail Monies
are ready, and we threatened with six entire new
carriages, brass furniture, yenw pannels, Jew
Yer'es, spanking greys, lace veils full purses silk
parasois LeghOrn ias,-ss thar syouT sort 81 Gcl,i
finch says. An busile and preparation win
you dine with me Monday, Bob ~ What me ;
lao, y dear, Lord no, ha, I'm cngacrd iliroe DAYS
uihe on me race conrse, no no hd IVA '-'' PRAY
maam shall we make up ouI little pc ME tn Orange
springs on Monday Tuesday 90 Dear me- van
forgot, sir--we go TO Tie races, % beg psrtiunr
Carman, fetch load OF nut wood, ON Tuesday -
Cant sir-must have II now. l'ia going To 60 10 The
races, on Tuesday Long Island against sweet yola-
toes Tor ever. " Hear YOU swerp,, my chnlbIies
wants sweeping, come Tuesday, Cant masea. !
g" 10 de races-we all walk dere-goI SIX sinInes 20
pei o" Chpse'-noih'ng from tie slave holding state
beat US liberty and equaiiiy hoys."
In the mean time all is active preparaiion on Ihat
famous course. Booths erecting Args H,mg, pig
roasting, hdders unirg, and all dust and confusion
~ Il. SIX Pick Pockets were yesterday lodged i'm
Brldeweil, being on heir way The race cou,se 10
ITan M iheIr vOCalIOn. In. y. Ma .1Hr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-30

n 27th dag ef March, ig23-- ' '"e
r"fon H. WAN AVID Katharine his Wife formerly Katb-
"rne Lewis d"ugero John Lewis deceased or Kenineky
COHicininanfs,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-30

ctANtEHi AT Rules held IN Tie X, Ollie. M II.
H. county court n Essex, the 9TH day of Auril Ie91
Austin Brockenhroueh pio;s,in-
5aripSt '""'tW'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-11
NEW-YORK HATS.
George Wanton,

Agem 10 L. Hdth0svDy,
HAS just received a complete assor.-
l. l. meot Of Mems, Youths and Chidrens UArs,
aud they were made by the hes, wo,kmen eyp,Sss
Il for the makss they are warranted good ana hsv.
inx been pu,cb .s~d with tcash--snd puying du.
ties or profits IN Providence, they can be- afo,dcd
much cheaper than Hats which do not come direes
from Mem Fork
Mens fashionable oval, bell and srtit crowns
Youths and Children's fancy hats Mems wide brims
two silvered snd giIded fine Cas,ors
making variety Of every kind usually wanted, are
opening aud Tor sale n, the Book and Hat store.
PAPER H9NCfNG
Several hundred Ros tor rooms and window cur.
tains, soms ve'y sW br'ced-in the course o! this
week, large quanity Of most elegant pspers, with
match Borders, will be offered for sale.
BOOKS
School Boot' Of every kind in use fmi'y DibIes
with wr,t'ng and letter Paper. Seamens and
blank Account, and childrens picture books vii, be
furnished At moderate prices.
April 30.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-11
JUST PUBLISHED,

AND ron SALE,
dt Mr.. James Hamn,ond's Book. Store,
and az Deacon Samuel Vmson'S,
THt first number OF the LADIES Mac
AzisE Subscription pape,s are open u, both
places. Those who have subscribed, will
please call or send Tor theiis at Deacon ).
WILSON'S.
l he motive that induces the sale Of the
FIST number sipgy, or TO suit purchasers, >,
TO give Specimen OF the Wo'k, in the hope
Of ohtsiong more Subscribers and with less
uoobie than the usual method.
Newport, Ap'n 9. 1928
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-11
AUCTION GOODS.
WIN. JAMES TILLEY.
No. ll9, Thames street.


-fnd NO. ], Cactom Houss (oprf.
IT AS this day opened large assort.
Z l. ment Of goods which were purchased last
week in New.yoTk, at suction, for cash, and be will
sell them very low for that precious article, shon
credit
Among he,n are The foHOping -.
Nice blue and black broadcioth, complete sssort.
ment Of cassimeres, good ssune,s as low ~ 81 cts
per yard, sbsndsvme assortment English and French
Iaces, a very handsome assortment peerines, zels
hsndkerchiefs with cheneil borders. do. ito plain.
velveteen hsndkercbiefs, merino and cashmere do
be utfu reticues, very cheap, ladies embroidered
and plain silk hose, very fine for 9s. large supply
Of cotton hosiery, merino, Cashmere and cotton
shawls plaid, striped and plain sks wide and mar
row X bombssins; = complete sssori nent bomba.
zeits csllicocs, gingham and canbric prints White
csmbric and muslin for dresses damssk and dis.
pers. table cloths for only 2s, few pieces Of
those cheap musslns for only - 3D. said to be well
worth IS; a complete assortment shell and horn
combs almost to give away, English and American
shee,,ngs and shirtings superb lot plain and hg.
ured ribbon, Italian aud Canton grapes; silk mar
sells and Jane ves,ings striped and white james.
.fiso-twenty thousand India sporting crackers.
and case mems and boys Legborn hats.
NB WI Tilley, will open oa the arrival OF the
q Jones. from New York, one case VIII tie and one
case Of black Legiorn fats. some OF which will be
very good ior the low price Of 2is the fat.