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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-03-02

The National Intelligencer has contradicted
the rumor which we copied from that paper
last week, relative TO the waving, by the
Ncw-England delegation, of any claim which
they might be supposed to have, to supply a
member of the Cabinet; that delegation the
writer says "neither make nor waive any such
claim"
1t is undetermined who will be appointed
Secretary of War and Of the Treasury. Some
of the southern papers speak confidently of the
nomination Of Gov. Barbour of Virgins, now a
Senator, to the former department.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-03-02
3D the s&aallS.
LATEST EUROPEAyN NEWS.

The arrival at Charleston Of the
British ship Corsair supplies information
from Liverpool to the 9Th january, and
from London to the 9th. The following
extracts are given in the Charleston
Courier -
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-01
HAIR RESTORATIVE,
LIST Mo. 9th, 1926.


md Preservatiue Vegetable Cerate
VUVE important discovery of vegetable substance capa
BILE of restoring and preserving the hair, was accden
tally made by an individual, who has neither the capacity
nor the disposition practice deception fraud. The
fullest reliance may be placed the efficacy and power
of the Vegetable Cerate only in restoring and preven
ting the falling off the hair. but in producing the greatest
usre and veness of it imaginable: and the public may
assured that its effects will be clearly manifested in
the of short time by the renewal and vigorous
growth of the hair, and by efecuay preventing its COM
ing out falling off The Vegetable Cerate tends to re-
cuscate and excite the energies of the capillary vessels
which constitute those organs that secrete the matter form
ing the hair these, like many other organs of the animal
body which have been in state Of dormancy or disease,
may be restored their healthy action, and perform all
those functions assigned them by nature.
The proprietor being aware of the numerous specifics
paned the public and DESTROYS that the present article
may not suffer- its merits the effect il has produ
ced hundreds of persons, both male and emale and
found be the only thing in restoring and preventing the
hair from coming of the heads of those who have used
it, and all Il at is asked relates to the verify ofs eff
feet, is far trial.
elderly people, with BALD heads, must rest assured tina,
by applying few boxes of the above Cerae, their hail
will be restored with all its youthful beauty and life
To prevent imposition the sale OF the Vegetable Cerate
vii be confined to DIR. JAMES H. HART for the city Of
doors from Washington Hall, where it will be sold at 81
rs.
liberal deduction will be made to country dealers.
N b. Gentlemen that bald, after using for
weeks will find small fibre of hair growing the place
that is bald they will continue it for about days after
its appearance, then they will shave their hair close oil
where is affected after that il will receive its natura
and vigorous growth.
And those who have the misfortune of losing their hail
by sickness, the Cerae will them in very lit
tie time full and beautiful head of hair is beyond al
doubts that it is the only thing that has been discover
ed in this country, perhaps in any other.
-. few boxes Of the above valuable article just re
ceived from New York, and for sale at the wachman of
lfce. 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-01
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

WILL be sold at Public Sale, the 5th of 2nd mo-
w next on the premises, Valuable Plantation Con-
tanning about $50 acres situate in Mill Creek hundred,
Newcastle county, Del late the property of VIM. Phillips,
dec. adjoining lands of Thomas Jackson and Others within
half mile of the Gap and Newport turnpike, and about
miles from Wilmington having good buildings a large
of timber, is well waered and natural to grain
and grass This property will be sold together divided,
as best suits the purchasers. person wishing to view
previous sale may apply Reuben WakOn, living there
on-Um Phillips, adjoining either Of the subscribers.
AISO-for SALE share in Limestone Quarry, about 9
miles from the above premises Sale commence -
O'Clock, when conditions will be made known, by
WILLIAM VIII KINSON,
BENJAMIN SWAYNE, Jr.
HUSON SWAYNE.
LIST Mo- 8th 1925 10
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-01
FOR SALE,

1he tottocing property, heretofore advertised at
Private sale, WiU be sold at auction on the pre-
misses at 10 o'clock on Tuesday the sad Of Feb
ruary neat
LII the real estate of Isaac Tyson dec late of White Clay
N Creek Hundred, County of Newcastle and State of
Delaware, adjoining the ourishing village ofNewaik, and
on each side of White Clay Creek containing about two
hundred and fifty of land, which is situated and d
vided by said creek to make handsome farms On
one side is erected brick mansion house and kitchen,
with failing fountain pump by the door, of excel
lent WATER which passes through part of the cellar to the
Kitchen door and offers every accommodation for dairy
also excellent merchant mill with sufficient stream off
water; the mill house is large stone building. On said
premises said MILL is stone dwelling house for the
accommodation Of miller and family together with
stone store house the mansion Also Barns, with all
necessary out buildings, and good orchard The land is
in high state Of cultivation On the other side of said
creek erected frame house, good barn and two
venient tenan, houses, with other Improvements. There
is said premises sufficient quantity of timber The
above property is well worthy the attention of the capital
list, being first rate situation for farming, milling, or
any other manufacturing purposes. 1t will be divided or
sold together suit purchasers and possession given at
any time before the 25th of March AS it presu
med the purchaser will previously view the premises,
further description is deemed unnecessary.
ABRAHAM EGBERT, Executor.
Chrstana Bridge, Jan. IL, 1926. IA
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-01
BEAUTIFUL LINES.

From CampbeNs Pleasures Of Hope.
UNFADlNG Hope, when hfe's last embers burn,
When soul TO soul and dust TO dust return,
Heaven to thy charge resigns the awful hour,
All then thy kingdom comes, immortal power!
What though each spark of earh-born rapture fly.
The quiverng lip, pale cheek and closing eye?
Bright to the soul thy seraph hands convey
The morning dream of LIES eternal day
Then, then the triumph and the trance begin,
And all the Phoenix spirit burns within!
Eternal Hope when yonder spheres sublime,
PeaPd their first notes to sound the march of time
Thy joyous youth began-but not to fade.
When all the sister planets have tlecay'd,
When the last flames oflvid ether glow,
And heavens last thunders shake the world below,
Thou undsmayed shalt DER the ruin smile,
And light thy torch at natures funeral pile.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-01

WILMINGTON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1925
From the Providence Journal.
Jonathan'S Tist to the Printing Office.


Jonathan's Visit to the Printing Office.
Did you ever go up to the Printers,
And see all them divils to work?
! cussnotchet it beats all to 1inters,
Mothers fuss when we kill all our pork.
Them fellers they stand right up straight,
And pick little pieces of lead;
Stuck in cubby holes thicker, I'll bate,
Then seeds in our big parsnip bed.
Then they keep such ducking and bobbing
I'll be darned +! like aunt Peggy's old drake
When he's gobbling up corn, or robin,
That stands on one leg on stake.
How plague they can find all the letters,
Is more than my gumption can tell:
They call them are workmen type settlers,
And an old shoe, they said that was hell
Then they've got too cast iron press,
1t beats fathers for cider and cheese;
lis tarnation hard work | should guess,
And it gives COMPOUNDED tight squeeze.
There's humping great roller swow,
They keep pushing---the Lord knows for what
And the paper 'twould cover our NOW,
SIGH whoppng great sheet they have got.
How they fill it all up is the wonder,
Where darn do they find so much news,
As thick as pea blossoms in summer
What nation of ink they do use
BY gall don't see how they pay,
For so many heaps Of white paper,
They tefd me they used every day;
Good Lord-t would ruin Squire Taber.
I'd no notion YAM, twas SIGH tarnal
Hard work to print papers and books;
III SO right down and scribe for the Jarnal
And go home and tell all the folks.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-01

The sentence "to roll sin as sweet morsel un-
der the tongue," is frequently quoted, and even in
the pulpit, from the sacred scriptures: the Bible,
however, contains no such expression
Cowper once wrote lin his private letters) Of this
country, as ST thirteen pitful colonies.'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-01
LABORERS WANTED.

Chesapeake and Dplaware Canal Contractors
Office, ST. GEORGES, Oath Jan. 1926.
WANTED Immediately, to work upon the Chesapeake
w and Delaware Canal, about 300 carts and Wagons
with from to horses each land about 500 adj
dcted to profanity nemperance; to whom liberal wages
will be given by the Subscriber.
H-4t JOHN RANDEL, Jtm'r
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-01
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
DIR. Deans Patent Vegetable
RHEUMATIC PILLS,
Prepared BY Ezra Dean, Biddeford, Maine.

Price so cents per box.
These pills will be found the most safe, effectual and
pleasant physic offered Being composed entirely of
vegetable materials, they do not predspose TO take cold
and may be taken any time, and by females in all crcum
stances They give appetite, assist digestion, and carry
off all cdites from the stomach If on taking cold, afew
of these pills taken gong to bed they will operate
kindly the day. and carry off any bad effects of such
cold EZRA DEAN.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-01

"To morrow, (Sunday,) there will be grand
Combat at the Barriere du Combat, between dogs,
wolves, and wild boar, &C. and bull and bear
bait; to conclude with fire. works."-Paris Paper.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-01
THE MOTHER AND CHILD.

BY Mrs. Hemans.
Where art thou, Boy iIeaven heaven the babe is play
ing
Even on the margin of the dizzy steep!
Haste-hush Ia breath, my agony betraying,
And he is gone beneath him rolls the deep!
Could but keep the bursting cry Suppressed
And win him back in silence to my breast!
Thourt safe Thou coms with smiles my fond meet
ing,
BEST fearless child IL, have tasted death
Nearer that may feel thy warm heart beating
And see thy bright hair floating in my breath
Nearer to still my bosoms yearning pain,-
clasp thee now, mine own thou'rt here again
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-01
From the Catholic .}fiscellauv.

The following Monody to the Memory of the Sons of
Ern who died OF the epidemic fever that ragged Charles
ton South Carolina during the Autumn of 1924 is re-
specially inscribed by the author. to the Right Reverend
Bishop England. and to the Reverend John MEncroe,
who. strangers to the climate, and equally liable to the
yellow fever, any individual in their respective congre-
cations, nevertheless during the prevalence of that awful
disease, and of general Distress unceasg in
humaney administering every possible aid and consolation
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-01

*rhe old shoe kept receptacle for broken type.
The devils, no doubt imposed upon the simplicity of Jona
than.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-01
SUPERFINE
Sealing Wax,

Equal to any mported-warranted to burn freely
and stick we'll. Manufactured by G. Kurbaum,
PHILADELPHIA. For Sale at the Waterman Office.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-01
TO RENT,

'iNiE Farm occupied by Jacob Ca'lk, near the
Buck Tavern, containing about 400 acres of cleared
land Possession may be had the 25th of March next
TATNALL & PRICE.
iranlvwine Tan 81 18os 16-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-01
TEARS OF ERIN.

Far from his home meath yon mound now reposes
The son of our Erin, the land of the brave
Sew, with wild ow'rs and fragrant spring roses,
And green be the Shamrock that grows his grave.
Deep, deep the that shrouded his bosom,
When signing, bis last look to Erin he gave;
But his signs for pale howrets blossom,
Amidst the green Shamrocks that grow on his grave.
His Erin, his home, from his heart parted never,
For fancy would wing DER the oceans blue wave;
But his hope and his fears at rest forever;
He sleeps and the shamrock grows green his grave.
Beneath yonder mound where the wild fowrs are grow
ing,
Lies the son of our Erin, the land of the brave;
And the boson's soft sigh, and the gently flowing,
viii oft gem the Shamrock that grows his grave.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-01
NOTICE..

IL persons indebted the estate of Ann Jeton, dec.
n requested To make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same, will produce their accounts
properly atested for settlement, to
JOHN SUTTON and p,-s
JOHN NJ WOODS N
St. Georges, Jan. %, 1926. 10
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-01
NO. s1s.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN.

Tn those who send or call at the Office and pay, during
months of January july six months in advance the
1T. vii he four dollars year; to all who do not, the
|;e will be five dollars. III subscriber wishes to de
line he must notify the editor of his intention before the
6st Of June or December, and pay all arreaages non
fmniance with these conditions to be considered new
6gapement for six months, and no paper will be discon
ned without fulment Of them except at the option Of
lie editor. -
Any person who will procure seven subscribers, and pay
NJ them agreeable the above conditions, shall be en-
Rlcd to the Wachman long they complied with
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements exceeding twelve lines for tern
than three months; four times for dollar and TWEEN
cents for every subsequent nsertion longer
brtion Advertisers requested to specify in writing
INV long their advertisements to be inserted or they
M be continued till forbid Letters to the Editor, to in
Ire attention must be post paid.
fdUertistng byfheyear.
fo Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers
year 10, w lyear 10, w
6monhs ., % months =, 81
3do AIS 5 do. S, 90
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-02

fIniE subscriber is nov receiving from
Il New York and Philadelphia, an szien.
size assortment of Spring and ounnnrr Goods
consisting ii
Rich Mandarin Ggared Satin nabes
! B!auk aud cold tHed Gfossie Naples SILKS
S,risedahd idatJ Barrage FOR Ladies DRESSES
Black Mode, rlHin ard ligd silks
Gauze Wells aud Gasze Ribbons
Uaibte Gs1ze ilandkeieliisis, new pattern
CEnpe Pongees, superior quality
fiain aud lgd Mandarin Ctapes
Satin Lnstied Gros de Naplesi.obes
Uaibee i'fnis aud Aluslius
Ladies aud Gent. horse sbin Gloves, Spring.
top do
Artificial Flowers ond Wreaibs
DO gutls and Ilair.pins
Elegadi steel Clasps and Buckles
Black aud white silk Hosiery aud Gloves
Cashmere Seurls and BAees neck Handktr-
chiefs
Fancy Soap, Cologne Water
Bladder Necklace and steel Chains
Fine stripe and Grrnan cotton Hosiery
Black Italian aud fancy colered crasais
Tortoise, tuck and s.de Combs
Superior cnmhrieS, Gingha'ns and calieoes
Irish Linens, Linen Camlfics mud Lawns
Superior quality NaiseiIles festlngs
Plush do
silk stripe Drillngs FOR Summer faninloon,
panlze stripes for do
Plt... and striped Denmark Satin, for
Gentlcmrns summer wear
Wilmington stripes and Union Mixtures
Coths aud Cashmere, Angola do
Philadelphia mode Shoes, iaiest patterns
Do Genllemens Hats do
Black Cireasshus, for S1mmet weaf
Visiting Cards with enses
otto Rose, Superior Needles in cases
Q cases Leghorn Donnets
do Bolivar do
Weavers' Slays and Toilet Glasses
Tow Linen aud Osuahures
Cotton Yarn aud other Domestic Goods.
Also,
6 bales Hops, suitable for Brewers and Dis.
filters, together with great variety Of other
articles, all of which will DC sold (nr cash al
the lowest market prices.
J. L. PATTEN.
April IL. WOW 81
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-02
JAMES f. HEATH.

: = '-N4N*i''s
a., ACT calling ~ he G per Cent. Certif,als,
PASSED. January l9M, 1926
BE II enacted BY the General .AssfntJlV, That
thehoiders or owners of Old State Certificate
bearing an interest OF Sixrcr ceatum per an.
num- shall, on Or before the FIRST day of Sen
tember next, present the same for redemp,iea
to the Auditor OF Public Accounts Who .bal
thcrcupon issue his warrant or warrants On
the Treasurer, for the amount of PRINCIPAL and
interest due on such certificates
II the holders or owners Of such certificates
shall fail or refuse on or before the frsttsy Of
September aforesaid, TO present the same Tor
redemption, the interest thereon shall after
that period cease aud all warrants lherea
ter issued, shall be Tor the principal sum due,
and interest up to that day
Ii shall be the duty of the Auditor OF Public
Accounts as soon as may be, to cause This act
to be published for three months successive.
~, IN some newspaper published in the
cities of Richmond aud Washington, aud ia
thetowns of Lynchburg, Fredericksburg, Win
chester, and Borough'o OF Norfolk.
Prorided homertr, and be At further enacted,
that nothing herein contained shall be SO con.
strued as 10 have any application TO that por.
ton OF the certificates aforesaid, which is
now held by the President and Directors Of
the Literary Fund
This act shall be in force from aud attel
the passage thereof
March l. 3m IS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-02
70 nle Public .

fTNfE subscriber. takes this method 81
informing bis friends aud The public thai
be continues keeping n boiIyr OF PRIVATE
ENTERTAINMENTS, IL his old stand, and
returns lis thanks TO Bis Friends for their libe
raj support Ills prices are, foe break fast l. Old
--diuncf = 3d--siIrpcr l. 6d--lodgiHg d.
hurst, y hunrs, IS 81. lie will also attend 10
business, In tnWnor country, or commission
" wsges, on very reasonai,leierms.
LEWIS BROWN
spfii yls4sy
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2b Dollars Reward.

DUNAiyAY from he possfssftn q Jotl
Ii Ie)larieh jr. atout fustte nionfds ago, q
ncgrc nan NAMED G.8bAfIL, tpf tery darh
egapicri0a ebota finn jsef9 Or 10 ineheshigh,
and atom Mftg fWo geaTs cfhge, 10 Pariitp.
faf ,a0iks rteotfefftd e1eeff sulae smaH KNOBS
IN -hfS breasl atgai he sizt VI a marble, oad
q rery rough tHapg fhia.
lam Of pgst SON idat lie is ron iufkipg nboui
The neigb6ofhood " .joha smtn-, on the head
feaiers Of s6ose 6rtek attire he has % rife, as
nc has ben seea in Thai quarter Jtrtqaentiy.
The abore rcnafd JfUeag fire dollars NH be
giren ~ ting person aho Hdtiittr him 10 me,
Or steuref,ha IN Bediord Ioil 80 that gel hip'
again 5KOBERT ~. REESE.
January %. ns IL
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My. Yhon,as Marriage,

Girl shall proceed on lbe 10Th and
~ ltd days OF Alay ntzt, 10 take the testi-
mony OF William AGmisiead and others, at The
tavern OF Robert Norris, in the town Of
lyuebbnrg, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ and . O'Clock, p. NJ of each day, which
testimony ! shall offer in evidence before the
superior court OF ebancery for the Lyncfburg
district, IN the case OF The injunction in 81 iol
you.ate piaintia, aud myself ana others are
defendants. JOHN WHITE.
March H.. wtllM2g
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ZEN DOLLARS Reward.

II UNAWAY from the subscrbe., living
~ IN Pl1tSylyania county, Virginia, on Mon
day the 2dinst.a negro boy named JORDAN,
OF yellow complexion, 3 years Old, 4 feet 10
or | ! inches high, quite smart spoken boy,
had on when he left home, II pair OF b!ao
checked pantaloons,a coarse cotton shirt, had
no hat nor slIoes, no particular mark recoiIee-
ted. lie was seen on Wednesday night tho
ltlI inst. al Mr.. Swinney's, near Lynchhurg,
and do expect he is lurking about town.
Whoever may apprehenii the said boy aad
deliver him to me, or lodge him in jail So lhai
get him again, 5haI!4eceiye the above re-
ward
WILLIAM WARE.
Au nst 81. Wis5
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THE SubscYil,ers

1IAYE this day entered into paanership
1 under the fiim of TOWN., X HOGAN,
10 carry on he Bookselliug business, as sue.
eesscrs 20 the late David Iinga0, al the old
stand, No. 255, Market street, between sixth
and seventh streets, near!y opposite fhc Red
Lion Hoiel, where they soicit continuance
ut custom, 10 which pnnciual attention viii
be given. ALEXANDER TDNAR,
JAMES HoGAN,Jr
PhRalelphia, .Narch 10. ls2b.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-02
Spring Goods.
The subscribers have received splendid
addition of
SEASONABLE GOODS.

aUuItIuU ~
SEASONABLE GOODS,
Comprised IN part Of The .tolIozc,ng:
Super and common Cd Cambrics,
Jaconets and Null Musns,
Plain aud figured Book do.
Figured Jaconet1 aud Null do.
Extra fine Chintz, shaded beautiful,
Tyrian Prints, new article,
Silver aud black do.
Calicoes, Rich PATTERNS, and new style,
Printed Rubes, "A new article,
Black figured and plain Gfos De Naples
aud Gro d'Ete,
Black Mode aud Italian Lutestring,
tolored silks oi,drious kinds aud Pushes,
Plain aud figured Canton Grapes,
Nankln aud Mandarin do. Pongecs,
Habit and Furniture Dimity,
Gauze Handkerchirfs. Embossed and Plaid
Scarf,
Printed hordered Linen Cambria H'kfs.
Lawns, Spool Floss. Belt Ribbons,
Boys and Misses Leghorn Hats,
| Gentlemens' black and white do.
ladies', Misses' and Gen,lcmens' Cotton
Hosiery, cheap,
2 Cases Irish Lintns, stout fabric and supe-
rlor bleach urranled To be better than
has been in this market for 5 years,
Gentlemens' Wear,
.xtra super black and blue Cloth. cheap,
Extra do blue nd black Cassineres,
Drab, blue and mixed ribbed do.
silk s,rip'd Linen Drill, entirely new article,
Silk do. Florentins do. do.
Black and shaded Denmark Satterus,
Cotton Cassineres and Granderrells,
| Beautiful Valencia Nesting,
| White and coIored Marseilles do.
Elegant hiack figured do. sc, SC.
| DOMESTIC GOODS, &c,
3 and 40 India Cotton Phids,
81 TO ID Sd and Ga bro. and llsa ched
Sheetinss and Shirtlngs,
Blue Deulenes, Cotton Yarns, Oznaburgs,
Hats, &r. Sc.
A great part of the above goods are en-
tirely new style and patterns, and ge-
| neraly superior in point of fabric to any
that we have ever offered which we should
| be glad our customers would cali and exa-
mine. W. MCKEE T. j. q. MEM.
Aptil 49, ts68
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HNNACE

rs hereby given THatall lhe Cells an the
Lunatie Hospital, in he city Of IfiiitSns.
burg are occupied, and that no more patients,
(Alale or Female,) will he received into said
Hospital until some of the said Cells are val
cant, due notice of which win be given.
Bg order fthc Court Of Directors.
LEO. HENLEY, C.. C. D
Williamsburg, Feb. 81, r.
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Additional Supplies of
GpDIStG GOODS
OF the Latest Fashions.

Rich figured black and colored Silks,
A splendid as'tmt of fashionable { alicoes,
Phid Silk Scarls, ne,o s. beautiful article,
Elegant Batesse and Umbre printed Cam.
bricks,
2 cases superior Irish Linens, put up ex-
pressly for the home tiade,
Silk Stripe Chillings, new article for gen.
,lemen's wear,
A large assortment of Angola Cassimeres,
do of Cloths and Cassmeres,
And are in daily expectation of further
supplies, which they will sell at their usual
low prices
MCKEE, ROBINSON & CO.
April 10. ts6s