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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-08-04
choose TO elect ne, I will attend to TIER

choose 10 elect ne, I will attend to their
business--at present must attend to tn,
b usiness viii | have engaged to do.
It is not for me to dictate, but for the fie0-
file to declare, who shall be the Lieuten.
ant Governor.
We happen to know, although not con-
nected with the Society over branch Of
which Mr.. Thompson presides, that the
camp-meeting recently held inthis neigh
borhood, was not appointed by or at the
request of Mr.. Thompson but by the
circuit preachers, with bis consenD and
at the urgent solicitation Of the members
of the society. MIR. Thompson did no,
attend. Moreover it was appointed be-
fore the election, not from choice, but
from necessity the time being fully &C.
cupied aiterward by other appointments,
until the annual conference in Septem.
Der; at which time Mr.. Thompson's
authority will cease by the rules Of the
church.
As to electioneering at camp-meet-
ings, we defy the friends of Mr.. Kinney
TO prove single instance where Mr..
Thompson has introduced the subject
on the ground, or where he has encou-
ragged it in others. On the contrary he
has endeavored TO establish and enforce
rule prohibiting it altogether. Can
Mr., Kinney deny that he has visited
those very meetings and elec,ioneered
for himself under the nose of Mr.. T.
while that gentleman Was attending with
singleness Of purpose to the sacred du-
ties of bis station? We dare him to the
denial.
A new, mysterious, fatherless banling
OF a handful has been struggled some
how or other into this village, and is
snugy deposited, as we are informed, in
the office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court-we suppose for safe keeping, for
II the writer wished the seal he would
probably get the GREAT SEAL from the
Deputy Secretary. Ii is 100 precious, we
suppose, for ordinary folks, like US, and
is therefore kept carefully out of sight.
Even money has been offered, literally,
for one-to no effect. We can have lit
tie knowledge, consequently, of the con-
tents, but are informed that the thing
deals literally in abuse Of the Rangers
who attended Gov. Edwards on his ex-
petition against the Indians--says they
made great hustle to no effect, and
then disgracefully retreated, &c.
We, of course, pretend not say any
thing about it Of our own knowledge !;
which, indeed, is what the secret mana
gers appear to dread :-Butwe do say
Come into the light, gentlemen 81.
looks suspicious to keep SO much in the
dark.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-08-04

U'The publishers of the Laws of the Unn.
ed states, will insert this notice six times in
'hef papers. A ct
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-08-04
.Mz22zZIZlZzzv@-

MAhRlED-In Monroe county, by the Rev.
Enoch Moore, on Tuesday, the l4th June, DR..
T. STANTON, Cate of Oxford, ohio,) to Miss
CATHARINE Moons, of said county.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-08-04

John Enochs, Levi Day, Nancy Day, Absa
lon Badgly, Eleanor Badgey, Rebecca E.
nochs, Samuel Davis Enochs, and Sarah
Enochs, and all others concernen:
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-08-04

DIED-In this town, on Wednesday eve
ming last, aged 16, Miss ANN HEAD, daughter
of Mr.. Henry Head.
"Bright, early, transient, chaste as morning
dew.
She sparkled, was exhaled, and went to hea.
ven!o
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-05
aug L.,
One Hundred Dollars Reward,

pAN AWAY from the subscriber, on Tuesday the o5th
NJ ut Negro Man named JOHN BUTT, 90 or al
years OF well made fellow, feet high uleya
hy dQrk conpiexio; hangs his head, littl> and
pears siyand diidcn when iuterogate but in fac siv
nruul fellow The only clothing he took with him
Know OF was domestic Shirt duck ;uwsers, Il nav
wool hat, and old pale blue Marseilles wa coat the
back the same the front purchased him weeks
ago OF one Cary, ,rader who bough; him t
o"i of jail where he had been put by his former
master lie raised, and has lived until lately " it'll
hr But Deep Creek, NorEnlk county. mother lives
somewhere iii THE neishborhood of Mr.. Butt and | am
Under the impression he may go back there: cr named
Gracy Jefferson.
W have sscertained that he left Richmond in COM
fany with three white sailors, who had left a Colombian
vessel at Norfolk and their Baltimore
lie was afterwards travelling company another
white man dressed in black with light hat, who repre-
scented the negro his his fathers property They
were seen travelling generally from half mile
ahead OF the sailors, though tIy altoge
theft o the negro being pursued by person who sup
IoseSthm runaway, six miles side of tie
owned he was "A runaway. Since which / have heard
nothing of the white the negro think proba BILE
the reg'o has Baltimore, if he has sturpcd
the District Of Colombia or this side of it,
Ii alprehended in Richmond the ncighborhood, will
give veward of $40; If between 10 90 miles
gu; over 60 miles $50; and il of Virginia, o.
THOMAS II. ABNEY.
Richmond, Aug
T The Baltimore American aud Norfolk Herald will
publish the abOve lawtf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-05
James River Land for Sale

HEREBY oifer tor Sale, at private contract, my Trac,
= vi Land lying on james River, mile above w ar
minister, i'll the County Nelson. 1t contains nine nn
ared aud forty acres, and has large Brick Dwelling
Rouse with all Offices necessary thereto, which arr also Of
Brick and an excellent Barn, and other suitable Farm
Houses This Land is well suited production of corn
wheat aud tobacco aud is ncighborhood which is be-
ercd tn he interior to noic in Virginia further
ton IS deemed unnecessary, presumed tina none will
purchase without viewing the Lands A crop of wheat
VIII be sewn III good time, and in good orler and posses
SION may be had early in December sooner f desired
liberty being reserved TO finish the growing crops The pr
CHASER may be accommodated with horses stocks tools
corn, forage, &c at fair price. have fully author ed
my Brother MIR. Joseph G. Cabe contract for the sale
OF TINS Lan--so that applications terms &C. will be
made to him only Letters addressed him at w administer
viii be attended AS the ADVANCING when the
arrangements which would be necessary for another wear
ought to be made ii presumed that who NAV wish
III purchase VIII see the propriety of early appca ton
GEO. CABELI.,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-05
JHGLNL1.

Atrucs, holden in the clerks office Of superior court Of
chanceiv for the Richmond district, 7tn lay Au
gust, 1926:
James Lyle. admir- de bnuie with the viii annexed c
James Lyle, senf, deed, wao surviving partner Of
Lyle & Banhs, pH
against
Thomas Penn, Lewis Davis, 7ares $. Penn, Wiian ~.
Waller john Campbell aud Others, cts.
The defendants Thomas Penn. and Lewis Davis, hav
ing entered their appearance and gwen security according
to the act Of assembly ami the rules Of this and a
pearing by satisfactory evidences they iubab-
ants Of this country: is ordered that said defendants
do appear here first day o the and
the amended bill Of the plant; and shat copy Of this
der De forthwith inserted IN newspaper published ~
the City Of Richmoud, for months successively and
posted at the front door Of the capitOl the said city.
So copy. Tese, U,N. ". HENING, c. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-05
Lold Ed,rard Fil-gernld. HE Li.A Lu..io,

i'"'d f-d'rdrd fH-@erdd, The fTIst Patriot.
WAT IA noble fellow said Lord Byron. was Lord
Edward Fitzgerald! aud what ii romantic and snaIr lie
Tory was ms. II 1t were too tines II would
make the finest subject in the world for historical novel
lie was soldier from boy. He served in America and
was lest Tor dead IN Of the pitched battles and returned
IN the list of killed. Having found in the sl fer M
removal OF the woundcd he recovered NV the kindness
ana compassion of native, and restored to- his FIRMLY
ole from the grave. On coming back To England he cn
p"yed himself entirely i'll the duties ui his corn, and tc
sthHy OF military tactics, and got regiment The F,euc,
revolution now broke out and with il flame of liberty
pu"t III The breast Of the young risinan. lie paid i.
year visit to Paris, where be formed an intimacy viii
ON idihc, dhd came witt him TO England Tins
matters rested TIL dining day his regicntal mess he
ordered the baud 10 play "C0ro the great revoluona
ar iew days afterwards he received letter from
quarters 10 say that the King dispensed his services
lie now paid second visit America where lie lived r,
years among the native Indians, and again crosSn
c Aah' settled on his family in Ireland, vher,
Tic Iuihed all the duties Of country gentleman and mi,
sta'c mere 1t was that he became acquainted viii, ia,
Connrs ard IN conjunction with them zealousJy rxe,ct
hef Tor me emancipation of their country. On their
mp "nnent he was prescribed, aud six weeks
IN what called the liberties Dublin but was at lcu-,
betrayed by Il woman"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-05
AVIS.
Sept. 1-w2t

SCHMIDT, Avocat, a l'honrcur dirfortner les
~ anc'ens Coons de Saint Dominique, gu lcurs he
erS' edc'es, donataIrcS lcga tacs, &c general
par lie commencement Francas quill Went de recevoir
'ouS les ""cuHcs necessities DIES de
~ iait' EN- consequence, o!ie dc service, ux
habitans de pays Qu croi,on avoir dos Ioi,s f;.
auffes de la commission par POr,lonnancc
hoyale du Mai 1896 ct chagera sill est nccessairc
dc iae parvenr au Secreiac Chef lie tcttc commission
siLet. y
adiesser dt element lui, ofice, wis Ia
rosie Richmond, Oh mdEectenrnt, afrranchsant les
lettres ct paquets.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-05
NOTICE.

SCfAIi ID Attnrney-at- Iaw offers MS services 10
~ the former Cuonisis Of ST. Domingo, their heirs
Creditors assgnees "saiees, Sc and general to
sons having claims oi indemnity the French Government
eths possessed {" the forms prescribed by the ordinances
III relation to claims OF this description, he will arrange the
necessary documents, aud draw acconpa-
ny Them in proper form. If required, he - cause
them to be Transmitted Secretary in Chief of nh,
Commission of Liquidation by ordinance OF 9Th
May, 1896.
Letters, post paid, directed s place. personal p
p'cat"ns AT his Office, opposite the Postoce, be at
. tended to-
Richmond. Aug Eth, 1895.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-05
Twenty Dollars Reward

VIE above reward will be paid the apprehension ot
- Negro Man named JULIUS, who abscoud.d from,
me s"oSc''oer, residing near King and Queen Cour,
'o"se on The OH INST 1t is believed the said Julius In
'"e"' oy some means other, free pass, To enable
nun 10 get on board some vessel bound the north His
; - dS oi'ows: stature about five feet, black COM
pexion, features small regular his voice verv ;
nate nut IN conversation frequently changes from fine ,o
course ahout - years of and rate
us Ci"'h2 cannot bc particularly desci bcd The hove
'ewar" VIII be paid the said iunaw can be st, sec,,
a" enable the subscriber him. and any further
d'c sum VIII hc pad commensurate with the trouble
~ pie'eno'hg hin Owners OF vessels bound 10 the
"h an" eisewhere are requested TO the fore
going advertisement. ~ W
VIRGINIA COLLINS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-05
Hanover Land for Sale.

WILL sell upon accommodating small Tract OF
n Land lying pomonkey River and adjoining Hanover
Town. the lands of r. Page, WIN. H. Roane Judge Brocken-
bFoush and others containing about 200 third
nch first rate PomOkey low grounds, and the
equal to any the River further description is deemed
unnecessary, those disposed purchase, will
me premises The land will be shewn those disposed
Purchase BY Mr.. j. g. Wade who now has in cultivation.
For terms apply TO hlessrs. LackaDd Henshaw & Co.
Richmond, the subscriber, Charlottesville Va.
Aug IL SIT ID. s. MOSBI.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-05
NEW GOODS.

ALL NELSON has received by the VIy and other
~ late arrivals,
hich worked Swiss and book muslius
Loom scwed null and book do
Plain Swiss, book nd null do
plaid aud hair cord jacumcts
Superfne Mexican ginghams
London printed cambrics
9'o and i cambrcs and jaconuts
Jet black bombazincs assorted
Al aud Cd black Italian grapes
Plain black Nankin & Mandarin cranes
SLACK coloured gauze 4. barege hdkf,.
inoia ana Italian lustrnss and mode
Black, white and colored satns
Paris kid and horse saiu gloves
Thread cambIcs aud hdkfs
SLACK and white silk and cotton hosiery
thread iaccs, edgings aud insertinss
Camoric aud furniture dimty
Supertne black circa ssians and bonhazc,r,
tlorentine and Marseillcs veslings
Supeffne blue and black cloths
4-f liish linens of heavy texture
Sd aud Cd do. sleetincs
Sd and 1O-4 diapers assorted
German oznaburgs and ticklenburss
Domestic shirtings Shcetngs, ids strpcs and
with an extensive assortment OF other GOODS which
VIII oe sold at very reduced prices.
Aug.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-05
rIRGINL4:

A. rules, holden i'll the clerks Office of superior court
chancery for the Richmond District the 7tl day of
August, 1926:
W William Mann, III his right, and executor James
Alaun, decd, pr.
against
nomas Cawihorn Benjamin Mann in his right, and
executor Of tc said Janas Mann, dec d, John D.
brown, Fleming Brown, William, Trueheart, late sheriff
Vf Hanover County, whom estate Of John Mann,
iced hath been committed for administration, Martha
4arnpgtons who Martha Mann Austin Parker, and
amy his wife, Elizabeth Wade, who was Elizabeth
Mann Reuben Burton, of Thomas Wade, James
Mann, and Elizabeth Mann, Aduline Mann, chill
Gsen OF Thomas Mann, deed, Ccorge Gilman, William
Gilman, aud Milley Gilman, Thompson Manu-,
Martin, and Elizabeth his wife, Nioore and Ju-
nl'h his wife, William Mann George Mann, nd Sarah
Mann, Paike Stree, and Temple Elliott, DGs
The defendants, Thomas Cswthorn, Austin Parker and
Fanny his wife, James Mann, George, Ney and William
Gilman, Thompson Mann Martin, and Elizabeth
his wife, Moore and Judith his wife, and w lillian,
George and Sarah Mann, wing entered their appear
Hce aud gwen security according the act Of assembly
$50 'he rules Of this and it appearing by
evidence that they inhabitants Of this counry
X ordefed that the said defendants appear
hrst day of the next answer the bill plain
tn; and that copy OF this order forthwith inserted
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for tive
months successfully, and posted the om. door Of the
Iiioj, in the said city.
% copy. Tes'e, I'm. ". HENIVG, c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-05

ono "i the editors recolecs, that wien comparatively
child, he invited dine, at Boston, viii, = Cic,d
Ter beng seated awhile, listening conversation Of
men whose age aud piety almost led him to abortion
Young clergyman entered AMI seeing venerable Arch
Bishop Carroll, of the Catholic Church. Eisho, Parker nt
the Protestant Episcopal Church, DR.. Elliott Of the Pres.
bytefan and Dr. Sman, Of the BAPTIST, sttino on ,c
same sofa, lifted up his hands, aud exclaimed Can il bc
possible that find the heads four denominations
'ogetncT The Archbishop instantly answered. sNhL
should VIC not SIT on tire here intend io ,
Christians, and believe good ones trust we shall or
cupy the same seat in Heaven How valuable would i,
De to socetyf all men, of Whatever Religion had tin same
Charitable feelings. The earth would again approach
nearer lis primitive paradise N y. Champion.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-05
WILLIAM WALLER HENINC

AS resumed the Practice of the Law.-.4dyiee, on
a q points of law and equity, will be given
onay fees, and not otherwise, in where
applicant shall declare his her inability pay fee; in
which event, only advice will be given
services rendered. riHo any fee. Co1egancng, In all
is branches executed fees commensurate with the in
t.icacy OF THE subject.
Richmond. Marci, 10, 1926 "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-05

4 toMd1rTEn to the jail of Hing 4 Queen county on
~ the 9th day of April, 1896, Billy, negro man
slave, who says ne IS the property Of James ar- Of the
state ot Georgia lie had when committed Sorrc-
spun roundabout with white and an Did
drab great lie feet 81 inches hich, lch COM
plexon, nc visible mark Or scar Tine is requested
TO Toward, prove properly aud pay charges or else
he win be dealt with the law directs.
June 80 oct WI. STONE Tai,e,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-05

The following for the Ft,er a16 7,,,e la. 49, t,,
e" 10 US with the utmost of its efficacy We
nave been shewn list of persons recently cured b nd
nave no hestdmcy IN accommodating il valuable re-
uedy Tor that common and loatfsone disease.
Inc following simple remedy for the fever and ague
been tried by many of thsborough, who were afflicted with
Wa rout csome disorder, and IN instance has failed
to efccta complete cure in the course OF ~ few dlvs
'Oue quart NJ whstey tablespoons full Of C,arjicI
cut INC and piece Of Asati tine size nf bick
oy nui' ali 20 bc well shaken ogether.-Take from a
quarter to half gill every morning. or twice dsv tin the
fever has lc!t, and ccure 70 take little occasYnav for
5one tine a.;2i' .riye1icIe n H., '5.,,1.,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-05
TRENTOS RRIDGE

- or the upper bridge the Falls nf lanes
= RIVER, at Rich nond is passabIe for y,
the usua Tolls OF oneiourt less than Mayos Bridge
at the foot of the falls. The way street to rreni
Bridge from the South is pointed by sign affixed To-
large orick house, he asst III the VI of Mancs.
ter ON the leithand,
August % ,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-05
BY Order of the Executive.
RANDoLPH's WA3 REPORTS,

II ny UUISFH , lNA.) KEPORIS,
"a GiLMER'S (vA) REPORTS,
HENlNGS STATUTES AT LARGE: being a colIec-
ton OF all the Laws of Virginia, from the first sson Of
the legislature in the year 1919, in 13 volumes
'ihe Laws If country necessarily come ctcd with
every thng belonging TO the people Of W 81 ,hat tho
rough knowledge OF i"cm and eff her progress would inform
US OF every thing that useful In be known a,ont
he and one OF the greatest mpcrccto Historians in
general, Is owing to their ignorance Of Law"
u The above works Wi! be sold AT reduced ,,r;crs:
consequently great bargains may be had it early APP
Pilcahon De made to J. II. & L. NASH.
4naGch 10 2,,.r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-05
To the Public.
in rented the uMIoM HorEr. nd

4 HAVE again rented the UNION ET0TEL, a nd
z arrangements have been made With the PrOorieiors
the property to give it thorough repair The comvcncm
of the establishments lis healthy situation ,contiguty to
business, and the good cha has AWAY
vel! known, and need shall at all tunes
svote best services to the accommodation of the public,
aid solicit continuance their favuurs.
THOMAS BOIIANNAN, Agent.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-05
FOR LONDON,

kiAoN IlNlBERLAKE has jus, received, and offers
ior sale, low for cash or acceptances,
% hhds English Island .HOL4SSES
80 bags and barrels prime green COFfEE
~ hhds ST. Crox SUG.4R,
ana ne VIII be regularly supplied with the above mem
,,9neh articles Lo4F SUG.7R Refinery prices and
VHIShEf in Lids d nd barrels f' "'"
u Country Merchan; are invited ,o c,u
Sent
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-05

fcnne J"dSes-In the reign Of Edward III. his mistress
Alice Pierre actually sat, on more than one occaeio -
the kss bench uSurpirG his royal prerogativc Of
Nobs In Henry Wits time, special comn,ssiop ,,,s
granted to Lady Anne Bckley, 10y virtue of which she 81,
on the bench at Gloucester session, inpannclled ;,,
and received evidence the trial Of Sir NrI,,,s 20
nynN aud others for rotous and dsolcrly conduct who
were convicted Of the same before her Laivshir
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-05
MA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER : 1900
Tbe Constitutional gylhio.

, Inc TACT that MIR. Adams, when on his yoyape 70
sahce IN Tue character of Il public envov remained
upon ueck during an engagement, has been mentioned
y. 's. OF me newspapers But the particulars of that
, aS rea'ed IN his Euogy by MIR. Sprae DC of Hal.
e'l, VINO undoubtedly obtained them from Commo-
o ucher miisc!i, VIC presume will be new and i'm.
'e'estihS 10 most OF our rcaders.-.Sulcnt Cas
'''' AaamS was removed from Congress to other
,-n OF important duty and usefulness In aucu,t
~, NC Was sent To Europe Commissioner of Peace
nc Puouc ship, on board which he embarked ,v,s
commanded by the gallant Commodore Tucknr no,v
ing; and citizen of this State who took mos cnns
o'i' 'he enemy, during the Revolutionary war dian
o'hef naVal Commander, and who has been far Iocs
hho"h ana rewarded than his merits deserved Ono
occurrence ON their passage WORTHY of relation as
usuang the characters of both. Discovering an enc
SNIP, neither could resist the temptation TO enrap
although against the dictates of prudent drv Tucker
however, stipulated that Mr. Adams should remain in
.no lower part of the ship place of safety. Bu,
10 sooner had the battle commenced than he vas see
VII 'ne uech' with nusket in his hands, fighting as
common marine. The Commodore peremptoriIy mr.
aeed INN below, but, called Instantly away i, ,,as M,
unui considerable time had elapsed ila, he isco,of
.his puohc minister still at his post intenly c,,gsod
IN hr'hg upon the enemy. Advancinr Ec ~ cla;,roJ
why are you here sir? am commanded bv the Tnn,i
eui onsress TO carry you in safety 10 Europe and
VIII do nj and sezing him in his arms forcbl,' car
''ed MIN from the scene of !angcT.n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-05

10" inherent the situation of the agricultural laorc
districts OF Great Britain. If the n,eric,r FAM,
OBTAIN money for his produce give pecunarv wa
s lie IS always able TO feed the la not So the
Ter manufacturer; for when he paw thu
siarves' and IS driven by hunger or
oeen struck with the following passage of one Of
'''' o' p" iiso"' the ornitho"ss who was himself
IN his youth employed in the trade OF weaving il, $50
land. "e 80 -N"'-
An Old weaver is poor, emaciaed helpless being
NeiS over rotten yarn and groauing over his eu,u,v
"liouI barrel! An old farmer sits in his arm chair b
ms Jolly ire whilst his joists crowded with hung beef
ea"n, aud the bounties of heaven are pourn, into
uf"s' Even the article of health Il consideration
sunicen t" make ayoung prefer the Iabsrs of th
g' io health Is certainly the first enjoyment of
1'"Ss''" owh trees Is hard work. doubt; but taken
''dependcnt employmcnt.'' "
o"reiefred to the British weaver The American
every respect. NJ ,;" ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-05
FRESH DRY GOODS.
Fleming s. Edwin James & Co.

MARKET BRIDGE,
d Az T. received (mosy by the schnoners Effort and
IL Chesa prake just arrived from New York; the fol-
lowing DRY GOODS: "
cases low priced fancy prints
do 4-4 furniture dmilv
do long ana short yellow nauh-et,s
d" Cotton bandamna hdkS.
do Pullicat aud Madras do
do aud 6-i cambrics aud aTiMr,,.
do IeghOrn Bolivar hats
bales heavy Scotch oznaburgs
do 81 brown shirtines
do g. Dover brown shectfnrs No .
go 81 Thames do do
do 81 apron checks
do A apron and furniture 10
do top sail Russia duck for pa king
PIah whse Gro-de-Nap, green noIencrs black 6.u-eI
Sins Moss thread Of BLACK Merino bombazne 81 brown
cambfc aud Cd buff jaConet,s, for bonnct cravat &c
plaid aid rich figured silk hamdkerchicS satin strpe love
English black silk gloves &c. &cc-which added f. tho
stock previously hand, Renders their assortment very
GOOD; all "t which will he so the lowest market prices
on their usual terms.
aug