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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-28
KERR ~ FITZHUGH

ASAtAS u II l. y AI1 u Oh
OFFER for sale on good terms hhds N.
" Orleans sugar
2 hhds sup Barbados sugar for family use
80 bbls assorted sugars
600 loaves refined sugars
10 hhds bright retailing molassss
oOoO VT prime green coffee
Id chests and half chests guupowder, i'm.
perial and young Tyson teas of the latest
e. importations
J case sup gunpowder tea in 2 10 canuisters
And box 6ne souchong do
pipe old l.. r. Madeira wing. Arauio,S
brand
or casks sup old port do
pipe Tenerife do old
20 cases old Madeira do doz each
20 do do port do do
10 do ciaret do do
pipes very sup cognac brandy 7yearso old
] puncheon Jamaica rum
do Antigua do
800 gals old whskey
] pipe old Irish do
90 bbls Baltimore de
70 boxes sperm candles Swain {, Co.'S patent
10 boxes mould do
10 do dipped do
$50 gals Rodman's best sperm oil
III boxes soap very good
ton shot assorted
10 kegs gunpowder
casks and few pine apple cheese
cases fresh salad oil with their usual as-
sortment of choice groceries. Also,
$50 bbls prime shad, 300 do nett and gross
herring, put up with great care for family use
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NOTICES.
NOTICE,

HE subscribers to T. Kennsrsley's Perio
IL dical Publications, thatw distributed in
this city and its vicinity by Mr. Peter Creighton,
deceased, may be assured that the remaining
numbers will be regularly delivered so soon as a
proper person can be obtained for that purpose:
The subscriber also begs leave TO remind ALI
those who are in arrears for numbers delivered,
that, on their receiving the next humber, he
will expect to receive the balances due on the
work. oct 10 III. WEARY, agent, Baltimore
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A Fresh supply of New & Cheap
Goods.
JAMES T.. s. ". bAkRX
- AVE- this day received, and sre now ytrn
Ia ing at their CHEAP CASH STORE,
splendid assortment of
FANCY 81 STAPLE ARTICLES,
which with their purchases %; last month, rem
der their assortment very complete Among
which are the following: London super blue
and black cloths, do super dark and grey MKT,
brown and olive cloths, do black ,blue coronation
and MKT cassimeres cassinets, white anu
lored driiIings ,constituton a. Genoa olive cords,
cotton cassimeres, striped cotton fiorentIne,
striped satteens, ribbed Angola cassimeres, white
jeans, plain and twilled black bombazetts, black
6ombazeens Every superior), I case superior
London calicoes, "A, 90 GA, super and COM
mon cambrics, jaconet and null mutt muslins,
A. and Cd plain, figured, tamboured Swiss,
book, and ieno muslins fashionable London
coiored vestings, plain and figured white Mar
settles, French, and the real English figured
black horentine; figured gros de Naples, sim
shaws, sarsnets, Italian lutestring, white and
black SATIN, Aorences and Ievantines, Canton
and Nankiu black and colored grapes, ia and
Sd Nankin Grape shawls, colored cotton shaws
and hkfs, leila hkis, fancy silk do "a new and
very beautiful article), white lace shawls, vel
veteen scarfs and hankerchiefs, thread and cot
ton laces, linen cambria and tambrIc hdkfs,
Irish linens and lawns, uJwlas, sheeting, Drog-
hedas, and brown hollands, Russia sheetings,
burlaPs and Scotch oznaburgs, Madras, Ban
danna and dag hdkfs, blue, yellow and red
ground twilied cotton do, chintz furniture, do
mestic plaids and stripes, shirtings and sheet.
ings, cclored anu white ,enimes, wilmington
stripes, Verona cords, furniture and apron
checks, i2-4 and Id Msrseilles quilts, steam
loom shirtings, long cloths, damask table cloths
and diapers, men s, women's and misses cotton
hose, mems half do ingrained black cotton dc,
white, black, blu and pink Italian grapes pins,
tapes, bobbins, silk and cambria buttons, sew
ing cottons oil every description, threads, Ita-
liam sewing silks, ladies' and misses kid and
beaver gloves, mems silk, kid and Woodstock
gloves, ladies white and black silk hose, fancy
alantua and satin ribbons, silk cords and
braids, clinical cords, elegant parasols and um.
brelias, and great variety OF other articles M
their line, which makes complete their assert
ment, and do most respectfully invite thei
irieuds and the pebble, 10 call and examine,
promising that their store shall always MAIN
tain the name of the "cheas cash store"
COTTON YARN.
Of the Union Mandatory of Mary land, sold a.
usual,at the Baltimore prices Of the day. may y
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LKGHORN FLATs- Gn

EoHN Fl. RUNNELLS has Just received a
~ case Of ladies' Leghorn fats superior quail
ity, do gentlemen's do hats also, comnIete
assortment Of gentlemen youth's and childrep's
beaver hats do boots and shoes, comnrjsing
every kind, which will be sold at the invoice nri,
ces to close the sales and an assortment Of
looking glasses, different sizes do ladies' dres.
sing cases Tortoise shell combs Of every de.
scription (cheap), mock do do do, ivory do do do.
clothes, hair, and other kind Of brushes Fan
cy, Windsor and transparent soap. Ladies' and
gentlemens beaver aud kid gloves, do do noel
ct books VERY good), umbrellas, clarins,s.
flutes, flies, double and single barrel fo,oI;ns
pieces superior quality, pistols, &c. NAV Q
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BY HENRY PITTMAN.
CONDITIONS
OF THE ALEXhNDRIA UERATt

VIZ The ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
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by town subscribers.
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charged at the rate Of six and quarter cenS
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Nv. No paper discontinued until all arrear
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v ApvERTIsEsESTs, not exceeding square
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hve cents for every subsequent insertion: AZ.
ger ones in proportion. Advertisements which
have not the number Of Insertions marked, ia
writing, will be continued till forbid
NJ Letters 10 the editor must he most maid
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TOB3CCO.

Tire following iscts respecting Tohscto,
were iskec from q work by professor Beck.
man OF Goltingen.
A. ID. 1926. Romanus Pane, a Spsnish
Monk, whom Coiumbo,, on his second voyage
lett 10 America, published the h's; account OF
Tobscco, ondeI Tho name cf cohoba.
1859. Jean Nlcot, covoy ffom France 10
Portugal, sen, some seeds of it To Paris from
hIm IL acquiI ed the oane oi Aie0aona. When
it was Fl 81 used in Frsncs, il scquired the
name, Her6o da gyond Prieur Of the house Of
Lorraine, who was very fond Of il. Il ob,sia.
cd the name oi Tobacco { ON the islsnd of
1O6ogo from whence it was FIRST obtsined.
1870 10 Holland, about ,!is ,iae, they
smoked out OF concal tubes Of pulin leaves
pl,i'ed together.
1873 Frsi appe,red, a print Of the plant
IN Tbsvei's Cosmogrsphie.
1885 The Eoyh,h 6fst saw the Indians
Of Virginia use clay pipes; from which time
they began 30 be used IN Europe.
lS0A. James tie frsi ende ayored 10 abel-
ish he use oi 1t, by laying very heavy imposls
upon H.
1910. The smoking of Tobacco ws. known
ct Consisn,inop!s To render the rustorn &c
G'cu.ous, Tu,k de,rc,sd in osiCg IL, ,,os led
Aronyh ne. eU'eIS .si!h ftts nansGxed
through ais nsse
1875 Begsn 10 be culIvred 10 Holland
1919. James lhe ir., ordered no platter
10 cultivate more than one hsodted pounds.
1890. smoking Gfa Introduced iblc Ger.
many
1881. Inuoducsd in husuis,by the Ssed-
iSh oops.
1884 Forbidden IN Russio, psdsr ne Pen
airy ct havtns tie nose eW II.
1858. Fi;st used IN Switzerland. The
magistrates at ft.i Foni.bed those found
so'ck'Sg ; bu, the custcm at las, became TOO
general 20 be taken Dovc- o..
1870. Pope iEuocsn. XII ExcoMauNIeh
TED ~ Whs should use so61eeo, o take sauT
svh le IN ehayeb.
1874 Pope DenGict revoked fAe Bah az
hs hnsrY useG tobacco imn,oderafsiy Since
THE iiIoe, the use OF tobacco has beeonie al.
m or universal.
1921. Forbidden to be smoked in the
streets oi Pro,ideoce--tu, acco ding % in
iormaion given by Nj. Stone, (eduoT Of the
New York Commercial Adserilser,) in his
'Easte'D Tour, The nGHpeS are as much ad.
dielej TO The pr tctics e. formet!y; even in
,he company OF isd,es 10 Tue pubic .ree".l
ProV, JouTuGk
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TIE coon SHEPHERD.

prcaehef by 5he Dame ci kar, or his en.
etiag IN a church IN Irioldsle, told the peo.
pie the GelaioD thsi was 10 be betweep him
and them, tn ths following words: ~ an,
come TO be your shepherd, sod you mus, be
NY sAsep, sGd the Bible will be tny Isr-bo,trs
ic' vii! mark you with H." and laying bis
hand on The Sick, or psecenlo''s head, he
sad, Andrew, you shall DO 10Y dog" "rhe
sorrow BIZ o! your dog VIII oe," said An.
drew. 80 Andrew, speak mysnealy,"
sAid 'be preacher. " Yea, but you speak mis-
eaievousy" sand Apdfew.
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iDOETda ".
From Me Scotch.
TIE AifSTAKR.


Good honest DAyie and his wife
Led lang an easy kindly life,
When hogmanoy came round, at night,
The year was dOne, and n was right
And up they rise. on New.fesr's day.
Lfe 10 begin, new bode. new play,
Thus on they lis'1, and on they lov'ds
lie wei content, she well wood
Ny him. Wien he came home at cent
'Thsn l,fe WAS like susysr rg,een
A nibour obi-ld, ca Of auld Nick,
C0mriyes TO pisy them sad trick.
Comes lang before the break o'day,
And steeks their window up wi clay.
They, wsken'd at t'.eir usual tine,
Look d %, bot csu'd IA wee s'yme.;
Their wesry'd limbs were wsel coRtents
And sac to sleep sgaiD they went;
Their cen, glad ofa hearty dose,
Took their ain sweet I'LL o. repose.
Seldom they could suoh dsintes get,
Aud nov the sun begsD 20 set;
1'be wife got up ran 10 the door,
And saw--wbst ne'sr was seen before
Ma, whar was never yet seen s'Dea,
,Eosther by subject nor by prince,
Nor ever viii, be seen again
ny daughters, nor by sons o'rnens
she saw. and troih II is nae Jest
A sight lhat kept her mind trs rest
10 tell the ierlie, iS she ran,
wi pegbing heart, 10 her guide man.
80 DAVE. Dsvie, r,Gn come here,
The like was not this thousand year;
See, but say oousht--s,lence ~ best
See the sun RISING IN TaE WEsT"
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
NEv NODE or Ryilsia'G THE RAvD. .

well dfessed man O.rivcd, shot time
since, at ,iss Taiooi lno, Bristoi,b 10y one OF the
london coaches. lie IN ade some inquiries
respecting the Exeter COACH by which I've said
be intended going the following day. fic or.
de'ed supper and bis brandy and wate', and
went TO bed. si,er bseakisst next morning.
the waiter gave him his bill, when TO the
wales great surprise, Ec had no money
The landlord was called, who was not 10 DC
61ne easily, and be was about sending tot sn
oih.sr when ,he gentleman begged ne would
noI, and offered To leave some part oil his dress.
he actually took off his pan,alooos and left
them Tor his bill, waich " ss abonl seven sbil-
hngs; promising TO redeem them on his re
,utO tom Exete' as ho had ~ friend in
b.is'oi TO whom I've coU<d iefcr. He bad
'tock coat, sad good poh OF drawsrs, and
did not appear TO feel the loss OF his pan,a.
looms. lie went ditectly tom the TaIbut 10
the Bosh, so1 there made The same inquiry
respecting the western coaches J. otdefed his
dinncr, and SAID hs would rsmsin iill nexl dsy
IN oder TO so byihs Exeter coach. In the
mean ume, It may he supposed. he lived we'll.
On me following motriny he rang his bed.
room bell, IN grca' huf,y. When the sor-
tnnt came he desired him 10 send hs master
sNd exclaimed this, he bad teen robbed OF his
psn'sloons win lok ls. In his pocket.
WEcn the naste' sr'ved, the gentleman put
himself IN great passion, and bis sto'y was
readily believed Thc landlord of he Hush
became alarmed Ior the ,espectobIliiy oi h,s
house, AID begged the sio,y might not be
made pobiic. IL was coocladed some Of the
Passengers who had gune by the nro,nins
coaches had commiied ,be robbery. Il is
needless to say, mat the gentleman, on te-
cci'ins the money, took himself of. Tts
d'y iIlow'ng, tue servants Of the Two ions
meeting IN the market, the l,ickwss soon dis
covered The man has not since been heard
oi;--LO.don haner.
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Ian QUJBBLES

Several Yeas ago, yaurg gentlemen went
to consnl' se' jean, Msynhd (au1hor OF book
calico Law qo'bbies) bow he o'Igh, csuy off
"a heness. You esnno, do ., with sale y "
sa'd the Sc lean'.--' but r't,eii you wbs, you
may Dole her mount morse, md hold a
b idle and whsr, do YOU Ibsn mount beblhd
her, a0d YOU a'e sule, iot she ,uns away with
YOU lhe setgsaHt however was sutiirIeut-
y Ponisbtd fof his 9uOe'l.g advice, when
prx, dsy he iouDd !. wys his own daugh,sr
thai mad run away wiIn bIs chep,.
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DEJF a.vD DUvB .s.si qTEUR

~ is 0 ,iogu.e, i1ct bat he Joat and dumb
~'e not excluded from the pleasures arising
HON music rema' ksbc proof oi this Is &c.
laicd u' an s,ust oi the name OF Arrowsmitb,
Member of the Royal Academy, who resi-.
ded soDe months q, Winn.ngton, abou, the
y yea 8lS, exercising his p, oiession OF o,in.
ainre and por"a't paln'er, "lIs was" sys
NJ. Chippcndale Of Winnick, who relates The
anecdote, "Yu,e deaf" IL viii scarcely bs
credited, that person thus c,tcums,anccd
should be fond OF music; bot this was TIE
esss With Mr. Apowsm,b. He was at i
Sen,lcman's glse club, OF which was psesi.
dent o, that ume, and as The glees were sung,
he would place himself near some article vt
wooden furniture, or psrlit,on, door, or win.
dow shutter. and would fix the cxtseme end.
ut his finger nsii,, which he sept rather long,
upon the edge oi soone projecting pa,, of the
wood, and there remain Until the piece under
Peffo' nance was finished; all the time ex.
pressing by the wost .ign.Ecsn, gestures, lbc
p'sssu'e be ieit IN the perception of musical
sounds. lie was no, as much pleased win
so!o as with Z pfedy iuli clash of harmony
end IL The music WAS not ,e,y good, or rs,het
81 u ives NJ. correctly pe,ivtmed, he would
bot shoS the slightest sensation of pleasure.
But the MS; extraordinary eitcumstsnee IN
lhts e@-e Is, that he wss evidently most de.
byh'sd with those passages 10 which the CON.
p'ser.d'spiayed bis science in moduls;iag the
d.he,ent ksys. Wben such passages hop.
pensd 10 be executed wnh preeisioo, be Could
sesteeiy tep'ess the emotions OF pleasure
which ha received within sny bounds for he
delight he evlnced seemed 10 border on &C.
stacy. This wasexptcssed mo,i remarkably
NJ our club, when the glee was sung wnh
which we oitco concluded; ia is by Stevens,
spdbeglos wiIhihe words Ye spotted Snakes
tow Sooksspesre's Md.uin,nst Nigh,'s |
Dream.- ht5a second sianzs. m tho words
Weaving spiders come noi h.re,' there is 4
some ulodulalion of the kind alluded 70, and
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Among lis medicines ate

Doct SyGeUhaDI's celebrated PNs.
g. these Pills sre excellent prevebti,es O, many
I diseases II tsken ~ due season and in nc,us dis.
es,e have bsen used wi'h good success The, as
ford great relief TO bilious habits. in rheunlalism.
JAundice. aiok iesd.sch hsbiual cos,y.,ess. cor.
rect snd purity the blood aid are excellent IN fe.
male complaints They are gentle in ,heir oreia.
ton, and are the best physic for he bead arhe When
psoct eding from de- .ngement OF the stomach and
bowels They are superior to lees And.Ison's, Or
BoopeT's ri'ls The Increasing demand for Syass.
MANS fiiis, Is evidence OF thtir superior Ifcsey
RoSe Oinlmenf.
" This besuiifui Ointment is ehean, certain. saf.
and siredy cure tor The lCH b has been us. d as
remedy for the scsd head sGd ior other eIuptoics
soout the head, face, hands, &c This ointMent has
never iaied to cure the Itch, in 3 single Instance
when property applied" The calls for this oine
meni IN preference 10 any other, is Iroof OF It's su.
perorty
Also, of the beet g,aHty Essence Of Peppermint.
Liquid Laudannm. Elk Psrsgorie. oiber Tinc,ures
aud ExIrs, salts, hUrs picrs, phur ere m tartar
Eao. &c Teeth pow,lera aud Brushes. cJpedc!doc:
British Oh. Biuers, &c.
Also, Doct. MaoIeigh's nueh admired
.HaG99aSrar I'll.
Tor The hair Thi, cii IS ,.sd to curl and perfume
Inc hH'r, to cause II TO grow and to prevent bald
ness ihs Uh rs N general request.
az AS ABOVE,
100 10 css peppeIIniot--i00 ID rqnd lardara7a
liz gross OF rose, or itch ohtmentI2 gross Of ~.
ueRhsm's, Lees u hEterson's pils--6 gross or
M'nieighs celebrated Madagascar OIL Ion tue half
H'auhers, and other sass-ali Of superior qu,iiy.
bec .3
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FRESH
DKOGS and AEDICIVE.C.

OF THk BEST QUALIFY.
Wh!eh "il be sod Tor psry moderate prices, 60
DR. JOliNSON's IN p,
No. le3 IRAsES S7R6E7,
Jusf sorh Of tle Brick grYE,s
NOT. J0HNSUN hanks lose who have call,,s
~ on him tor medicine medical aid and ,s.
suIes others, that they viii 6nd as ssod Medicines
al h's shop elsewhere and the greatest car. wiz
be bad thai 40 mi,tike te made
" Medoipe Chests put vp, or replenshed, foe
iahihes or sh'ps, with great exKc,ness
u Natural .nd Aii,f.ciai Teeth rrepsred and So.
IN the nea'esi NJ 1nrer Teeth dressed, extracted.
&c. with The greatest care
. GJ' Does J ,sa attend az usual 20 az P,ofs,,i.uH
rcile
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BOOTS & SHOES.
David Rodman,

NO. $50, nal Co. street.
Neor!y ohhcsite he Sign u lhe Goidtn Eopl-.
ID h 5 p f. { TFULk Y inform, h;s
i Z Friends and the PHb'ic. ,ha, in addition e.
his general assortment Of BOOTS aud SHOE, ,s
the various kinds IN use, e. large proportion of
winch are OF h's own manufacture be has on hand a
quantity oi Walking shoes, Chiidroa's noolees AMI
Shoes, remarkably chcAp--Those in van, of the
above articles, he thinks will find it TO tier sdyan
taSe 10 call and see S. themselves
QJ Boots and Shoes manufactured for measures
as usual and particular attention paid to repairing.
Newport. 25,h Of lsi month
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CtRioUs .aDySRrItE.,fsA'r.

Name! ABdersoo, u Ohio, .dve',ises her
husoand, Rooeit Anderson, IS n.sipg abscon.
ded with aoO,hs' mss's wife, May Z'mmsr.
man, OF wn!cb hppsiui pai' she gives the fol
loving eSPnsains description, VIZ. Robert
IS sbou teet / inches high, sleoter made
hanf 6acks6, 9as yoo.ed, X ,isagc, back
hi,f and eyes, win IGnn above bts nose,
carries smile un IA, coun cnsuee. He Is
isrme', rough eaipen,e', and hsnty al any
KIDD OF w1'S, particularly The old rsGe o/
basket waking inlay Zimmerman Is a
sAar., ihitk csasSy, sqnae buh .Ra! footed,
negro tookRs won.aD, with DARK aa.r add g,ry
eyes. sesde moush, ADD no J0re Hs!b. Any IN.
~, ms,ioa ot Whete tnsy sc, 80 that they Can
oe t,ouyh, 10 the sfehh,ng D'iU II rsktntance,
viii oe inaas!o.iy received, by The subscriber,
who, ahnoogn poor, would co0ii onl them be.
lore their buuets."
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LAWS OF RilODE-{SLAND,

LAWS OF Ri1ODE-iSLAND.
Jnsf tndHshed and IOr safe 6y Niter y Ratcs.
ems. Prov Genee, snd D. b. b;lmJo,d, Esc.
NrOhor'.
k"hE Public Laws Of the state Of Rhode Islsn4
and Providence Plantations, as revised Sy q
committee, a, finally enacted by the Hon Geusrat
Assembly, d, their session in January 1922 10
which are prefxed, the charter, declaration indie.
pendence, articles Of confederation constitution or
the United states, and ,residen, Washinston's sa
dress OF September 1896 TEe Law, ure comprised in
'oya' octave volume ot about 900 pages, ,rcludng
c,Tious index of rs pages, prioted on snps Rne pa
pee Price 50 sheep, and ga 25.csf III cunse.
quence OF tue grea' expenses attending the wolk.
the price will be advanced so cents On a volume az
ter the FIRST Of February aext
Providence Dec. :8.
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here Nr. Arrovsmiih would be 10 rsp,ures,
such ss wooid no, be exceeded by any one
who was 10 immediate possession Of the sense
of heaiiDg.--ib.
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And
No. |, Custom Honse Court.
WILL I'M, DAY OPEN,
AND


n large lot ni Goods, which Will make
4 4 his assortment complete and will sell them
trom hi,een 70 twenty per cent cheaper than be
bought l. this town
.ir'Ong which are The joio1ring -
Brosdciohs, Tue shd b.aok, irom 4s6 to lSs pr I'D
Chsslnefe' e'ue, black and fancy cOiUfs, from as6
TO lSs per yard,
Peiee Cp,hs vaiious colors, from O. 10 2ls yd
Pain bombRsets, from 20 to 50 cents,
ne seys, sahhcts, ana pislns, very cheap,
Fshne's and Balze. f,ou is6 10 $50
Coating. very nice, and wide for only 7ss I'd
Bombsslns, wide, from 6s9 10 1856
Figured aud plain popiibs
Back siIk ha.f hose, Tor oniy 3s
BOOK muslin handkerchicls, ior Is6l end fine,
Ladies book muslin fruis, iong for only 20 cts
Gentlemen bAs silk hdkfs from 3S9d 10 6s
supurb 10. Of shc!i aDd horn combs yely cheap,
Bi@cs, ~hl,s aud dFab plumes remarkably low,
Chnchs skias for ladies' bat. and trininIngs,
Buttons, cords and bindings Tor coat and habit trim.
mings,
Denmark sapius, and prnnelias for ladies' shoes,
Thread lace rom ls6d 10 rs yd
straw and gimp trimmings for edges of ladies bon.
nets,
The very frst quality Of black silk hdkfs
Cashmere shswis from i3s6d 10 24s e.ch,
haderminsier carpeings very nice, for 6s yd
Also,
Long and short kid givs { Caps and conlor,ers,
Dainask and diaper, = handsome lot OF scotch
Russia sheetng BY pisce\ pisids,
orya'd, 4 sbcenss and shir,ings,
.Paddings and buckrs cCSn.on and italian grapes
complete aesorimeG. "t = @ompiett assortment vi
vesungs RIBBONS,
Linen cambrics from g ysk, twist, and thread
10 yd T. Al assortment Of buttons
We've; iibbon for trim. Woolen lablc coverings,
mngs, NYsrn snd w0rsted Lo.e-
Aiso VIDE for belts, A ~,
Gen''emen's draws and Linen sheetings & shirt.
gloves, 4 ings,
Nic9 Cologne waters, . ,ot,on iaces and ed, ings
Mi.hneus and wues, , Sue and fancy csilicocs,
Pack and pIund Plus, a Nice iuFnItme cslhcoes,
An s,sormen, cambrics, Srrinees Tor cur,sins,
Cambric pocsst Hasis oun,erpanes and few
Linen canbFic sjk!s T. ready made commuters
Tapes sod HobLns, TCottou Bauings,
And mary oiAer articles 100 tedious TO mtnton.
--.iLSO--
on K9ND, .!.ND ron sale,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-19
NOTICE.

AMES TOWNSEND, Informs his friends and
The public, that he has egnplo, cd sn experienced
workman, AT the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
AHA rs ready 10 att,ud TO the cslis- OF his old Gus
toners and friends--l the smallest favour Will be
gratefully acknowledged and puoetusy attended
to-call st the Chambers over his Store, north
corner of Bsnnsler's.whart March ~ 1891
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-11-29
NOTlNE.

VIII. sell to the highs st bidder for cash,
a at a public yENDUE to be held at the
house of RuFUs BRowS, inn-keeper, in the
town OF Atlas, in the county of Pike, in the
state OF illinois, on the fifteenth day of Janna-
", A. ID. 1924, at two O'Clock in the afternoon
OF sssd day, the following lands 10 wit:
The ;. T.. quarter Of section No Is, in town
south, in range west and the 5. Z. quar-
ter OF section No. II, in town 4 north, in range,
. east: and one undivided half of the 5. r..
quarter of section No. 80, in town 8 north, in
range 5 west and one undivided half of the
south half Of section No. Sd in tewn north
IN range west, OF whchJAAlES LEWIS, de-.
ceased, died seised; and whish will be sold 10
pay the debts of said deceased, pursuant to ~
order of the Hon. the Circuit Court for said
county of Pike.
LEVI PETrIBoNE, Administrator.
November l, 1856